Sound - Larger Than Life: Live At Paradiso, Amsterdam, March 8th 1981 - FM BroadcastLimited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. Although they released six albums in their lifetime, The Sound, who formed in early 1979 and broke up in late 1987, were undervalued in their own country, always attracting only a small audience. 200 miles away from their native South London and across the North Sea in the Netherlands, The Sound, however, had a fanatical following, regularly filling out 2000 capacity venues and at one point in the early '80s

the special guest soloists I could bring from the Netherlands: Peter Tiehuis

Koppel - Composer & Pianist 4

consisting of two violins

Acclaimed soloists are featured on these tracks

Tina Louise Cayouette - Six Studies in English Folksong

in addition to spawning a TV series and an American remake

as well as giving concerts across the region

mesmerising lullabies

the third from CPO focusing on his considerable output which spotlights his violin concertos featuring the noted chamber violinist Linus Roth with the Hamburg Symphony conducted by Johannes Zurl

She deepened her studies in "Lied singing" in the Liedduo class with Hartmut Höll and in collaboration with Daniel Behle

Alex Chilton's Feudalist Tarts (1985) found the Big Star/Boxtops front man re-making himself as a southern fried hipster offering up original tunes like "Stuff" and sly soulful covers "B-A-B'Y" and "Thank You John" while adding a horn section to his road tested rhythm section

after which the music sinks gently into an undulating rhythm to evoke the image of a moonlit Neapolitan evening