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Highly original Los Angeles based white female hip-hop artist's debut album. Produced by Father MC.1. Ridin' Solo 2. On Again 3. MMMM 4. Headache 5. Friends 6. Remember 7. U 8. Why 9. Adeja Vous 10. Ridin' Solo 11. Ridin' Solo 12. Ridin' Solo

Hideo Osaka and Watazumido-Shuso, two of Japan's legendary masters of the bamboo flute, are featured here on this vintage recording from the 1950's. Watazumi Doso Roshi (1910 - 1992), an acknowledged master of the end-blown Japanese bamboo flute,...

Here are one dozen sure-fire, old fashioned remedies that are guaranteed, when taken in large doses, to make you feel hand-clappin', toe-tappin', finger-snappin' good. Twelve of America's square dance favorites - songs that have stood the test of time...

Herbie Fields was a New York-based multi-instrumentalist who played clarinet, alto and tenor saxophone. In the early 1940's he played with some of the best jazz musicians in the world - Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins and Dexter Gordon, to name a few. While...

Herbie Fields was a New York-based multi-instrumentalist who played clarinet and alto and tenor saxophone. In the early 1940's he played with some of the best jazz musicians in the world, such as Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins and Dexter Gordon, to name a few...

Helmut Lachenmann (born 1935) - "The immediacy of sounding eruptions": Gran Torso and Salut fur Caudwell in exemplary recordings by the famous Berner Streichquartett, and the guitar duo Bruck/Ross. World Premiere Recordings: SWF Baden-Baden (Gran Torso),...

He was truly one of the greatest: a collage portrait of Luigi Nono, from Due Espressioni, which premiered at Donaueschingen in 1953, to Post-Prae-Ludium in 1987. a Carlo Scarpa (1984) was recorded in October 1990, at Donaueschingen, and Fragmente -...

Hailing from Pasadena, California, The Squires were one of the best vocal groups to come out of California in the mid 1950's. The group featured Don Harris and Dewey Terry, who later went on to fame as Don & Dewey. Featured here are some of their most...

Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut, The Nobles, also known as Nicky and The Nobles, were one of the finest east-coast vocal harmony groups of the doo-wop era. The group consisted of Dickie Bernardo, Joey Kakulis, Sal Tramachi and Pat Cosenza. The tracks...

Hailing from Jersey City, New Jersey, The Manhattans originally formed in 1962 and released their first single "For the Very First Time," in 1964. With various members of the group handling the writing chores, they scored many chart successes for the...

Hailing from Hackensack, New Jersey, The Moments were one of the most consistently rewarding R&B vocal groups of the 1970's with a string of major hits gracing the R&B charts. In 1978 members Harry Ray, Al Goodman, and William Brown changed their billing...

Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, The Classics were a white harmony vocal group best known for their 1963 Top 20 hit, "Till Then." Originally known as the Perennials, they consisted of Emil Stucchio on lead, Tony Victor as first tenor, Johnny Gambale as...