Duane Eddy - Dance With The Guitar Man: Greatest Hits 1958-62Duane Eddy Dance With The Guitar Man: Greatest Hits 1958 62 Duane Eddy's guitar was the sound of the instrumental hits of rock 'n' roll music in the late fifties and early sixties. This collection, pressed on 140g black vinyl, features some of his greatest songs from a five year period and highlights just how integral Eddy was for the development of rock music. With Lee Hazlewood's trademark productions, featuring rasping sax, Duane helped inspire a

and spent 36 weeks at the top of the Best Sellers chart

It features tracks culled from his albums "Barney Kesssel"

the songs from their first 'live' album on Columbia which were unique to that release

It's set that captures the essence of the dance craze era through the medium of one of it's prime movers

through Queen of The Hop

Clarinettist and bandleader Benny Goodman was one of the giants of the swing era

keening 'Home And Where I Long To Be'

Beethoven/ Fossinger/ Steck/ L'Arpa Festante - Beethoven & Possinger: Violin Concertos

None of these tracks or takes are currently available on Ace CDs (in fact

"Seven Days"

Billie Holiday

Welcome reissue for this 1995 recording from vocalist/pianist Diz Watson and his Doormen featuring Big Jay McNeely on saxophone