Sandy Sims - Teach Me TonightAn obscure easy listening album from the mid 1970's, vocalist Sandy Sims' "Teach Me Tonight" has an interesting distinction that it was produced by Jimmy Bowen who was originally hired by Frank Sinatra to produce records for the Reprise label and was responsible for bringing Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood together ("These Boots Are Made for Walking") and also produced chart hits for Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.. After leaving Los

also omitted the intermezzo

" First prize-winner of the 'Jugend musiziert' competition

a new international competition which had to be held 'virtually' due to the Covid pandemic

He revisits the composer's music on his 11th recording for AVIE and his first of Brahms' two cello sonatas

and this extends to his often virtuosic use of the recorder in the works - an instrument with which he was obviously familiar

including the Canadian premiere of Pierre Boulez's Le Marteau sans maître

these songs are testament to the highs and lows of an after-hours lifestyle and the promise of better times

While taking one for Team Earth he is determined to remain standing in the ring at the center microphone bloody but unbowed

between freedom of expression and the strictness of dogmatic limitations

could this be linked to secret wartime experiments in shrinking humans to the size of insects

named after the largest mountain range in the area

The group played local gigs around the Philadelphia area and were discovered by the famed Philly soul producers Gamble & Huff in 1969