The Legendary/ Sugarbear - If I Could Only Talk To DaddyHarold Melvin and the Blue Notes were one of the most dynamic acts to come out of Gamble and Huff's Sound of Philadelphia stable and went on to become one of the most popular acts of the 1970s. Now known as The Legendary Bluenotes and led by the talented Arthur "Sugarbear" Aikens, the revitalized and revamped group teams up with renowned Philly Soul producer Butch Ingram for "If I Could Only Talk To Daddy" a poignant song written specially for the

His most famous recording is a retelling of the Kassie Jones legend that stretches for more than six minutes and contains more cryptic witticisms

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Outshine´s sound is unique and fresh

Even though the three movements based on Franz Liszt's "New German" model form a seamless whole

These earliest and rare Weinberg (Vainberg) Russian recordings were too early to be reviewed then even if ever issued

Chris was fortunate to study with jazz guitarists Sal Salvador

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Among the 24 tracks is the hit Take a City Bride

in it's concert programs and independently designed concert cycles - always with the same three original members

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