Suni Paz - Bandera Mia: Songs of Argentina - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Atomicat Records with permission from Sadie the mysterious owner and mistress of The Gentlemen's Club are making the music played at the venue referred to as InchThe House Of SinInch available to the public. During Visit 05 - Branded you will absorb the thirty songs which will enter your heart.Inch The album undeniably includes styles associated with our labels Atomicat and Koko Mojo, specifically greasy rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll, and within the series, we include songs that are more fitting to a late-night rendezvous club. You will encounter and absorb yourself into the genres of; titty-shakers, popcorn, twist, pop, exotica, space-age, swing, and blues. The concept is presented Atomicat style Inchloud, pulsating and vibrantInch and sourced from the years 1947 onwards with most of the sounds being from the mid-1950s music through to 1963. The sensual feelings discovered during Visit 05 - Branded are focusing on the intention to gain satisfaction; Ernie Freeman, The Stripper, Otis Rush, I'm Satisfied, Mickey and Sylvia, A New Idea On Love, and Dinah Washington, Teach Me Tonight. There is some cheating going on, Charlie Blackwell, The Girl Of My Best Friend, The Hollywood Chicks find a playboy, Hey, Little Gigolo, and there is a hint of desperation from Gloria Irving, I Need A Man. The album's title Branded is performed by Richie Robin and other artists fully in love include; Magnificent Seven, Baby Doll, Roy Hamilton, A Great Romance, The Flamingos, Nobody Loves Me Like You, and Marilyn Monroe, I Wanna Be Loved By You. For fun and frolics you will get low down and groovy to the sounds of; Berna-Dean, One Gal In Town, Five Men Hanging Around, Chance Halladay, 13 Women, Ray Charles and Orchestra, Kissa Me Baby, The Drifters, I'll Take You Home, and for reminiscing fun, Chubby Checker, Dancin' Party.

Tangueras Las - Mi Buenos Tangos Queridos [COMPACT DISCS] Argentina - Import date 06/21/2011

A close relative to the Accordion and Concertina the Bandoneon became popular in the 1890's in South America due to it's perfect compatibility with the rhythm of the 'Tango'. Without doubt the most famous Bandoneon player was Astor Piazzolla. This album features recordings from an interesting later period in his career. Tracks 1 and 2 are from the 1976 Italian movie 'Cadaveri Eccelenti' whilst tracks 3 through to 7 come from the1985 Italian cult movie 'Henry IV'. Tracks 8 and 10 are with his quintet and track nine is the original version of the inspiration for the Terry Gilliam 1995 movie 'Twelve Monkey's and to round off this very rare collection is Astor's flirtation with early seventies jazz rock.