Furry Lewis - Furry's Blues 1927-1929Memphis songster Furry Lewis may not have achieved the posthumous fame of Robert Johnson or attained the bad man cachet of Tommy McLennan, but nonetheless he was a matchless raconteur and a formidable repository of Memphis folklore. His most famous recording is a retelling of the Kassie Jones legend that stretches for more than six minutes and contains more cryptic witticisms, double entendres, and risqu jokes than a half dozen country blues records

anything-goes slapstick and biting satire of me-generation self-indulgence

Neukomm/ Malgoire/ La Grande Ecurie Et La - Sigismund Neukomm: Requiem A La Memoire De Louis

'Chain of Fools'

during the second half of the 19th century

the Accademia Bizantina on the Innsbruck opera stage and set in motion the Dori renaissance

overshadowing it's sibling

Margarita Höhenrieder's careful recreation of the authentic Chopin sound gives the listener highly interesting insights into music history

Haas responds powerfully to the nature of the fragments

combining to form a full menu from a legendary band that ushered bluegrass into a more modern era

perform Claude DeBussy's La Mer and do it justice

boss/secretary

It has been mentioned that Dandrieu was renowned from an early age as a prodigy