Theodore Alevizos - Songs of GreeceTheodore "Ted" Alevizos was a popular singer during the late 1950's, early 1960's folk revival in America. He recorded and performed with Joan Baez, and introduced many folk singers and collectors to the traditional music of Greece. This vintage album recorded in 1961, remains a classic example of traditional Greek folk music. All selections newly re mastered.

Black Pierrot that was commissioned by R

Andrea Bressan and Giovanni Guzzo play works from a specific geographical area and a specific historical period

the Texas Guitar Quartet

In Prelude No

a joyful interlude between the wars

Turku and Korsholm festivals in Finland and at Bergen and Kristiansand in Norway

suggesting some kind of a party with "Live/Evil" blasting on one set of speakers

Long-overdue vinyl reissue of the cult lone album of Australia's Rampage

the Call (CRC 1088)

Their bluesy harmonies and ostinato bass lines are inspired by the playing of Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett

"The Siege of Arkona" details historical events

they were followed after the war by the String Quintet (1946/47)