Jimmy Wakely - Jimmy Wakely Sings a Tribute to Bob WillsOne of the great singing cowboys originally discovered by Gene Autry, Jimmy Wakely became one of the most popular western singers of the late 1940's, starred in several cowboy movies, and by 1962 had sold over 15 million records. In the mid 1960's he started his own record label and released albums by country stars Johnny Bond, Noel Boggs and others. Presented here is Wakely's tribute to the king of western swing, Bob Wills, from an album originally

but for this one he took more time and forged a new style - featuring a more complexly woven script and narrative structure and more sophisticated use of the camera

Blues From The Inside Out is the most expressive project of Dave Specter's 35 year career

showcasing his command of a broad timeline of violin styles that he refracts into his own individualistic argot

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who was strongly influenced by Tchaikovsky's style

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choosing instead to create a tapestry of over a hundred characters

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and at UConn's Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts