Eric Burdon - Wild & Wicked'Eric Burdon, the former leader of the Animals, is back with a stunning new disc. The Brit who helped reintroduce Americans to the blues in the early sixties with classics like 'House of the Rising Sun' fills these fourteen tracks with his big, bad baritone, echoing the wisdom in the saying: it's the singer, not the song.' NEW YORK POST Eric Burdon was the legendary lead vocalist of the Animals, who had more hit records than any other British R&B

Fire Eyes and "Candy Apple Red"

Harry 'Sweets' Edison

Comprising selected A and B sides of his single releases plus tracks from his albums of this era

it is only Nils Landgren and Siggi Loch who could have brought this panorama of musical Europe into being

nothing else matter in Chihayafuru

Then come the drums

and remained hugely popular long into the post-war decades

he recorded for Bluebird and had his first hit in 1941

William Dongois is one of the best-known cornettists of our time

the expressive vocals and the analog synthesizers are still prominent

and "Bobby Vinton Sings The Big Ones"

Preye returns home to a surprise: her love