Kenny Lynch - Half The Day's Gone And We Haven't Earne'd A Penny - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Released in 1983, 'Half the Day's Gone and We Haven't Earne'd a Penny' is a notable album by British singer and entertainer Kenny Lynch. Featuring Lynch's soulful vocals and a mix of R&B and pop influences, the album captures the essence of the late 1960s music scene. The title track, in particular, reflects Lynch's charismatic style and storytelling prowess. With a blend of lively tunes and heartfelt ballads, the album stands as a testament to Lynch's versatility as an artist and his contributions to the dynamic landscape of British music during that era.

For this second collaboration with the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra, Emmanuel Krivine and Zig-Zag Territoires, two major Russian works were chosen. Both make the orchestra sound sumptuous with the complicity of that fantastic colorist and orchestrator Maurice Ravel, and the skill of a composer nicknamed 'the magician of the orchestra.' Emmanuel Krivine excels in these demanding works that necessitate as much commitment as perspicacity from the conductor, at the service of scores magnifying the fantastic musical instrument that is the modern symphony orchestra.

Michael Lynche, InchBig MikeInch won over the hearts of America on AMERICAN IDOL. His self-titled album infuses R&B, urban and vintage soul. The debut single InchWho's Gonna Love You MoreInch was co-written by Michael and defines true love; the central theme of the album.