John Power - Complete Studio Recordings 2002-15 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Trendz - Still On My Way - incl. 56pg Photobook, Photocard A, Photocard B, Group Photocard, Bookmark, 4-Cut Photo, Photo Film, Photo + Postcard [COMPACT DISCS] Postcard, Photo Book, Photos, Asia - Import date 09/15/2023

Owen-B are the unknown rarity from Ohio that released this great Psych album in 1970. Taken from the master tapes, this music is hard driven fuzzed out psychedelic rock that has never been reissued before. Includes four bonus tracks. The reissue tracks are Share, Daily News, All We Are Asking, Mellow Meadows, Share, My Friends, Weekend, Leavin' It All Up to You, Out on Our Own, Thank You for Listening, Nowhere to Run, Mississippi Mama, Zig Zag Man, Never Goin' Home.

The Irish tenor John McCormack is widely regarded as one of the finest singers of the 20th century, rivalling other early greats like Enrico Caruso. From his early years in Irish church choirs, he graduated to training in Milan, and gave his first performance at Covent Garden in 1907, returning regularly until 1917. He also became extremely popular at New York's Metropolitan Opera, where he sang until 1918, also becoming an American citizen. He had a highly distinctive voice, and was renowned for his diction and breath control, that enabled him to sing 64 notes in one breath in the aria from Don Giovanni InchIl Mio TesoriInch. He turned to recitals rather than grand opera, and, with his sweet tone and marvellous feel for a song, became one of the great balladeers of his time. He recorded prolifically from 1904 through to 1942, not long before his death in 1945, spanning the eras of cylinder, acoustic and electric recording. This great value 120-track 6-CD collection comprises material from his earliest acoustic recordings for Odeon in 1906, through acoustic recordings for HMV and Victor into the 1920s, and then electric recordings for the same labels up to 1942. It encompasses examples of his work across the range of operatic pieces, Irish songs, wartime favourites, and popular songs and ballads, including all the 70 or so titles which featured in the sheet music best-sellers of the era, presented in chronological order.