David Munyon - The Lost Album - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Recorded live in Italy in 1994 this album reveals a powerful young Munyon delivering poignantversions of six songs from his debut album Code Name Jumper, one of the best debuts everreleased. So what you've got here is a piece of history, naked and live versions of songs that deliverthe magic!

This is a re- within the new SWR series InchSWR Century ClassicsInch. It contains two main works of Antonin Dvorak, his famous Symphony No.9 InchFrom the New WorldInch as well as the Carnival Ouverture, interpreted by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of the SWR, conducted by it's former chief conductor, Sir Roger Norrington. Sir Roger Norrington was born in Oxford, and comes from a musical University family. He was a talented boy soprano, studying the violin from the age of ten and singing from the age of seventeen. He read English Literature at Cambridge University, and spent several years as an amateur violinist, tenor singer, and conductor, before attending the Royal College of Music as a postgraduate student of conducting, studying with Sir Adrian Boult. Norrington's work on scores, orchestral sound and size, seating and playing style has had a growing effect on the perception of 18th- and 19th- century orchestral music. He is in great demand as a guest conductor for symphony orchestras worldwide, working regularly with orchestras in Berlin, Vienna, Leipzig, Salzburg, Amsterdam, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and London. He is Chief Conductor of the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra and of the Camerata Salzburg, and is closely associated with the Orchestra of the Age of the Enlightenment (which has taken over the work of the London Classical Players) and with the Philharmonia.

2014 expanded edition reissue of Canadian singer/song writer David Wiffen's 1971 self titled album, originally released on Fantasy Records. The album is a showcase for David's rich baritone voice & his world weary, laid back songs. Standout tracks include the classic 'Driving Wheel' covered by Tom Rush, the Byrds, the Jayhawks, Roger McGuinn and the Cowboy Junkies among many others, plus the openly confessional 'More Often Than Not' & 'I've Got a Ticket'. a underground folk/chamber pop classic reissued on CD by Water with 4 unreleased bonus tracks. The bonus tracks are courtesy of Ian McLeish, Mouse hole Music NLC. The bonus tracks were edited and re-mastered by David Sampson, Mr. Stereo Productions. The liner notes are by Ian McLeish, adapted from an article by Nick Warburton and conversations with David Wiffen, Harvey Glatt and Sandy Crawley. In a 8-Panel booklet.