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Korla Pandit was the stage name for John Roland Redd, St. Louis born composer, organist, pianist and early television pioneer. Dubbed "The Godfather of Exotica," the turban topped Pandit created eerie background music for radio's occult adventure series,...

Korla Pandit was the stage name for John Roland Redd, St. Louis born composer, organist, pianist and early television pioneer. Dubbed "The Godfather of Exotica," the turban topped Pandit created eerie background music for radio's occult adventure series,...

Korla Pandit was the stage name for John Roland Redd, St. Louis born composer, organist, pianist and early television pioneer. Dubbed "The Godfather of Exotica," the turban topped Pandit created eerie background music for radio's occult adventure series,...

Korla Pandit was the stage name for John Roland Redd, St. Louis born composer, organist, pianist and early television pioneer. Dubbed "The Godfather of Exotica," the turban topped Pandit created eerie background music for radio's occult adventure series,...

Known worldwide for her '80s Hi-NRG club hits, Evelyn Thomas remains one of the most talented singers of the genre. Featured here is the original album "High Energy," including the multi-million selling song that propelled her to the top of the dance...

Known throughout the world as the "King of Swing," clarinetist and bandleader Benny Goodman led one of the most popular musical groups in jazz history and was among the first to lead a racially-integrated group during segregation. Presented here are some...

Known for her earthy, bluesy voice, country music singer Billie Jo Spears reached the top 10 of the Country music charts five times between 1969 and 1977. Here she performs "Sunshine" and a powerful cover of Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry."...

Known as the "New Orleans Dynamo," rock n' roll and R&B singer Frankie Ford is best known for his massive hit, "Sea Cruise," which was originally written and sung by Huey "Piano" Smith & the Clowns. Ford used Smith's original backing track and turned it...

Keyboardist Erick Hanns plays Christmas favorites on a Kurzweil 250 keyboard with midi drum programming to create an interesting twist on classic holiday fare ranging from the traditional ("O Come, All Ye Faithful," "Jesu, Joy's of Man's Desiring," "We...

Ken Lazarus began his career in the early days of "ska" music in Jamaica as lead vocalist for the legendary Byron Lee And the Dragonaires, a group that achieved great fame in the 1960's and again in the early 1970's as part of the huge Reggae boom...

Julie Ruffino, the late Cuban exile and former lead singer of Havana's popular Los Ruffino, recorded these classic tracks in the mid-seventies in Miami. Her amazing voice explains why these rare recordings have been sought after by Cuban music...

Jovenes del Hierro, Miami's most popular Cuban American Charanga orchestra of the 1970's, featured some of the greatest Salsa musicians of the first wave of Cuban immigrants who migrated to the U.S. The band featured German Bas (vocals); Jimmy Gorelick...