Link David - Laissez Les Bon-ta-ru-la (let The Good Times Roll)Bear Family Records presents the first high quality vinyl LP (25 cm) with recordings of the blues shouting rocker, fiddle and sax player Link Davis from Northeast Texas. His 1953 rendition of the Cajun anthem Big Mamou helped open the door to this often closed and clannish culture.

"Kiss Of Fire"

dreams and naïve memories

Mathieu van Bellen and Ori Epstein are joined by one of their teachers at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel

The program includes three flowing segments

racking up over 50 hits with his band The Tympany Five into the early 50s with his distinctive brand of jump blues

The late seventeenth century also saw the appearance of an instrument that soon became a favorite of composers and amateur musicians: the German flute

Down in his luck

In the wake of defunct Palm Springs originators Kyuss

" Johann Sebastian Bach's cello suites represented such a high level of achievement that until Kodaly composed his Sonata nearly 200 years later

fine details and a rich emotional depth

Bill Wray started as solo artist in the Seventies releasing several albums but since the mid-80s focused his career writing and producing songs for other artists including Loverboy

The two composers