Lattie Moore - Juke Joint To Juke Box: The Anthology 1952-1962In the realms of 1950s rockabilly, Lattie Moore's original 1952 recording of 'Juke Joint Johnny' is considered by a significant number of collectors to be the earliest example of a genre that had not yet been invented. It wasn't a big hit, and it didn't bring much fame or fortune to Lattie at the time but 20 years or so later it made him a hero to young UK rockabilly fans, many of whom were not yet born when he recorded it for Speed Records. Hit or

They quickly followed it up with 2010's »Built On Struggle«

the first album is of the conductor Teodor Currentzis

Each of the five works on this recording shows off the unique character of the harp/guitar combination in general

for Il tabarro the composer virtually emigrated to France

and the results are being released on two albums

Haydn was in contact with Croats

this is a collection that covers the entire spectrum of Jonas Munks stylings

Then came the Spaniards

the Red-Nosed Reindeer conjure up a festive brass Christmas

The "Quintet in A minor" for piano and strings

Pratté gave concerts across Sweden

Tawatha and Alfa Anderson (of Chic fame)