Paisiello - Fedra - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

That'll Get It, Southern Bred Texas R&B Rockers (Koko Mojo KMCD046) takes us deeper into Texas sand and collects a plethora of Rhythm & Blues artists born in the big 't 'State. The concept of these albums allows to source a variety of wide-ranging choice of music chosen by the theme of birth, which makes the aural sound of the album different to that of a tag-based collection. Sitting comfortably side by side are Country Blues Shufflers, Rhythm & Blues and Rock 'N' Roll music. The mixed variety of artists include the famous; Joe Tex and His X Classmate, hit maker Bobby Day, saxophone master's Jesse Powell and Joe Houston (here with a vocal recording). Piano boogie is heard from Floyd Dixon, Katie Webster, Camille Howard and Mercy Dee Walton. Variety of style is heard from Lightnin' Hopkins and Harmonica Slim from their stomping Blues sounds. The electric side of Rhythm & Blues is heard via living legends; Roy Gaines and Ray Sharpe who both pick a mean and wild guitar. As with every album there is more music to hear and enjoy. This Koko Mojo album is compiled by well-known Dee Jay and face on the music scene Mark Armstrong, who has been Dee Jaying since his early teen years. Our albums have; stunning design, sleeve notes, twenty-eight songs, mastered for the best possible sound. The disc is housed in an attractively designed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. The album is great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who will find good dance-floor filling songs. The recordings are all killers and no fillers. The album is great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who will find good dance-floor filling songs. Album Tracks 1. Mercy Dee - Romp & Stomp Blues 2. Joe Tex and His X Classmate - Charlie Brown Got Expelled 3. Joe Houston - Ko Ko Mo 4. Katie Webster - Hoo Wee, Sweet Daddy 5. Pep

Album Tracks 1. Act I 2. Sinfonia 3. Ho Formato Già Il Contratto 4. Caro Signor Notaro 5. Signora Baronessa Non Pensi 6. Con Tutto Il Feudo Suo 7. La Rachelina, Molinarina 8. Costei M'incanta 9. Barbaro Amante, Di Un'alma Incostante 10. Guarda Accidente 11. Per Marito a Ussignoria 12. Atto Primo, la Molinara È Un Stabile Eccellente 13. Non So Che Mi Prende 14. Oh, Sta Qui ! Sior Notaro 15. Qual Tromba Rimbombante 16. Per Verità Il Notaro 17. Dite Grazie, Quei Signori 18. Act II 19. Il Cor Mi Dice Sempre 20. A Che Far Le Superbette 21. Salva, Salva Ho Veduto 22. Piano Un PÒ, Che Fate 23. Il Barone Col Notaro 24. Dov'è Quell'indegno? 25. Act III 26. Oimè Voi Qua? 27. Nel Cor Più Non Mi Sento 28. Voi Qua Siete Tornato 29. Mi Sta Nell'anima 30. Ecco, S'apron Le Porte 31. Quanto È Bello L'amor Contadino 32. Dunque Il Notar Tu Sei? 33. Scritti Addio, VI Lascio Andare 34. Dunque la Rachelina 35. Veggo Fra L'ombre 36. Misera Me, Dove Mi Salvo 37. Ahi, Chi Mi Sostiene 38. Ah! Sono Inevitabili I Guai 39. Oh, Il Mio Caro Pupazzeto 40. Sior Rospolone, Portatevi 41. Zitta, Zitta, a Passo a Passo 42. Bonus Miserere, Per Due Soprani E Orchestra D'archi

Even before Rossini, Giovanni Paisiello was the first composer of the Libretto for The Barber of Seville. It is lovely to compare both versions, however, this is unique in that it was the work's first on any , and is still regarded as the best. Legendary Italian baritone Ettore Bastianini stars as Figaro. The rest of the cast is also incredible, making this even more attractive to opera connoisseurs. The production was recorded at the Piccolo Teatro di Musica in March of 1953.