Jerry Lewis Double Feature, Volume 1Two disc set includes: The Stooge (1951)Comic farce with some surprising dramatic and autobiographical moments starring Dean Martin as Bill Miller, an accordion playing vaudevillian who decides to go solo without help from his partner (Richard Erdman). After falling flat on his face, Bill's manager suggests he recruit a "stooge" in the form of a zany, put upon second banana. Enter Ted Rogers (Jerry Lewis). But how long can Ted remain the butt of

Hansjörg Albrecht and Martin Haselböck has taken her to the Elbphilharmonie

they are rewarded in ways they never imagined

"It was a revelation that from those conversions

during the production of the second EP

Seiffert is working on a new edition of the Mozart string quartets for his publishing house in Munich

excluding one or two records which are unavailable for copyright reasons

"The song is about being in love with someone who is in a bad place and loving them so much that you don't realize that you're going to that bad place with them

making it a fresh take on some very listenable rock jams

in 1920-21

Bach's beautiful Air in G and Corelli's colorful La Folia - arranged for violin and guitar - rub shoulders with Latin-tinged Estrellita (Little Star) by Manuel Ponce

with it's seven-movement structure

Forged by Butt Stallion's finest sonic smithy