Knox - 'I'm So Good At Being Alone? - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Noted for a distinctive voice, a tender way with a ballad and a fierce sense of swing, singer-pianist Blossom Dearie invested even the most familiar standards with her delightful, one-of-a-kind wit and charm. The selections included here are from the iconic series of albums Dearie made for Verve Records beginning in 1956. Ooh-la-la!

Nashville-based alt-pop artist Knox shares an emotionally charged new single InchFifty FiftyInch. Hailed by Billboard for his Inchwitty songwriting,Inch Knox kickstarted the year by joining Camila Cabello at Atlanta, GA's State Farm Arena for the annual AT&T Playoff Playlist Live at the 2025 College Football Playoff National Championship. Knox crafts anthems powered up by a hands-on D.I.Y. approach, alternative adventurousness, and unassuming pop rock ambition. A few years back, he wholeheartedly devoted himself to music. His debut How to Lose a Girl in 7 Songs EP yielded the breakout InchSneakers.Inch On it's heels, InchNot The 1975,Inch cracked the Top 20 at Top 40 radio and Top 10 at Hot AC, landed a SESAC Songwriter Award, and adorned his 2023 EP, I'm So Good At Being Alone? He also garnered acclaim from the likes of Billboard and collaborated with everyone from HARDY and Bilmuri to Rosie. Establishing himself as a showstopping live presence, he supported The BAND CAMINO and Quinn XCII, going on to eventually sell out two of his own headline tours and ignite the stage at Lollapalooza and the 2024 MTV VMA Block Party. With all of this momentum, it's no wonder Billboard professed, InchAfter a breakthrough 2024, Knox is not slowing down just yet,Inch and Digital High christened him Inchone of the pop scene's bigger surprises.Inch In 2025, he levels up again with the of his full-length debut album, Going Going Gone, and the launch of his biggest U.S. headline run to date-the Going Going Gone Tour. By breaking boundaries, Knox is breaking through on his own terms

BUDDY KNOX was the first R&R artist to write his own #1 record, 'Party Doll', which he recorded at Norman Petty's Clovis, New Mexico, studio. Knox was also the man who put Tex-Mex music on the map, Beating Buddy Holly & The Crickets (who also, of course, recorded the bulk of their output at Petty's Clovis studio) out of the traps by a clear six months. After cutting a string of hits for the Roulette tag in the 50s, Knox joined Liberty Records in 1960, where he re-ignited his career with hits like 'Lovey Dovey', 'Ling Ting Tong' and 'She's Gone'. This compilation anthologises his Liberty output tracks 1-18 his 45s, tracks 19-30 his LP InchBuddy Knox's Golden HitsInch, which comprised stereo versions of seven of those sides, plus classy stereo recuts of five of his earlier Roulette hits.