Hank Williams - I'm Gonna Sing: The Mother's Best Gospel Radio RecordingsTwo CDs. Hank Williams' career was brief and incendiary. Most of those fortunate enough to have seen him in concert say that he was a captivating performer. Now, sixty years after his passing, we finally get a sense of Hank Williams onstage, adding another dimension to our scant knowledge of him. Still popular today, he's a giant in American music. The performances heard here were recorded on acetate discs (meant to be played only once or twice) that

Rounding out the recital are 4 Walt Whitman Songs by German-born composer Kurt Weill

and the wild backing vocals of kimono-clad village maidens

Diane Warren

The Industrial Revolution brings both the promise and fear of change

both filmed in Paris: Naharin's Virus and Last Work

Sheridan played for Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran on that fatal tour in 1960

and the first to present it's contents in stereo

Double cloudy clear colored vinyl LP pressing comes housed in foil-board gatefold jacket with new photos

Copland/ Creston/ Crumb/ Carter/ Cage - American Composers

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Packaged in it's original sleeve

Smut puts on a live show that is not to be missed