Lizzie Miles - Torchy Lullabies My Mother Sang MeEven at 60, the accolades kept rolling in for Lizzie Miles: "Powerhouse singing plus some intense torching" (St. Petersburg Times), "Unlimited zest and vocal resource" (Billboard), "Can lift a commonplace tune to inspired heights" (High Fidelity). The Creole Songbird hadn't lost the "shimmy" she made in a career she had entered when she was six years old. Classic sounds of New Orleans blues. (Also check out COOK01182 Moans and Blues and COOK01183 Hot

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inexorable fall of a young teenager (Chen Chang

Latin boogaloo and '70s Soul soundracks competed for time on the dance floor with import records from New York

and weaving the more transparent texture of it's historical sibling with the orchestra

Broken Social Scene - Old Dead Young: B-Sides & Rarities[2 LP] Named by Pitchfork as one of the Most Important Artists of the last 25 years

and the man who helped discover Elvis

Ensemble Esperanza are turning their sights to the West in the third album of the series

from the first notes you can hear those magical keyboards to die for

The rest is history

alongside Paris

yet neither the vocal choir nor the organist helped Hawkins a lot

even if the second is more Mozartian