The Dell Tones - Do You Wanna Dance - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

One of the most popular instrumental duos of the 50's and 60's, Santo & Johnny achieved worldwide fame when their catchy instrumental ditty InchSleepwalkInch rose to #1 on the pop charts. Their unique steel guitar sound remains as popular today as when they first hit the charts in 1959. The rare classic album presented here was originally released in 1974 and features instrumental versions of hits by a varied selection of writers including Paul McCartney, Cole Porter, Barry White, Jesse Fuller and W.C. Handy. Includes the theme to the hit 1973 movie InchSerpicoInch which starred Al Pacino. All selections newly re-mastered.

Coste / Klose / Verroust / Calcagni / Ballarin - Works For Oboe And Piano [COMPACT DISCS] date 06/24/2016

Vinyl LP pressing includes . Arcade Fire multi-instrumentalist Will Butler returns with Friday Night, an album of live performances from the tour in support of his solo debut album, Policy. Recorded mostly at Lincoln Hall in Chicago on June 4, 2015, Friday Night includes five brand-new songs, five from Policy, and two songs he wrote for The Guardian newspaper last year. Capturing the energy of the dynamite Will Butler band was the major inspiration for this . Miles Arntzen (EMEFE, Antibalas) played drums (standing up at a full kit - he didn't use a hi-hat pedal, so he could stand on that leg while working the kick drum with the other), Julie Shore played synth bass, and Sara Dobbs played synth leads and Mellotron pads. Everybody sang backing vocals. Featuring artwork by Broad City's Abbi Jacobson, Friday Night is the perfect companion to Policy and an exciting look ahead to what we can expect from Will Butler in the future.