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W. The 5 Trojans, Starfires, Buddy Roberts & the Hi Liters, Serenaders, Jo-Ann, Exceptions, Donnie & the Dreamers, Episodes, Fairlanes, Songspinners, Reactions, John Capri +. Album Tracks 1. Alone in This World 2. Love Is Here to Stay 3. Ding Dong 4. I Wrote a Letter 5. Baby Doll 6. Down By the Ocean 7. My Memories of You 8. Where Is My Love 9. Angel 10. Zing 11. Playboy 12. Duffy 13. Just a Little Love 14. When I'm Lonely 15. Each Night at Nine 16. Oh Happy Day 17. Woe Woe Baby 18. No More Love 19. You Broke My Heart 20. Ping Pong 21. Come on Baby 22. I Can Tell You Love Me Too 23. Make Believe Love 24. Why Do Fools Fall in Love? 25. Come on Little Baby 26. Nunca

Lalo Davila and Orkesta Cubana serve up this hot and spicy mix of your favorite Christmas tunes that are sure to fire up your holiday season. These passionate salsa renditions will have you and your friends doing the Christmas mambo all night long! Album Tracks 1. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow 2. Feliz Navidad 3. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 4. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 5. White Christmas 6. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 7. Little Drummer Boy 8. What Child Is This 9. We Wish You a Merry Christmas 10. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 11. Jingle Bells 12. Here Comes Santa Claus

Navona Records presents some of the finest American voices of modern serious music on THROUGH GLASS, a brand-new compilation of recently-created works for piano - both solo and in chamber setups. Ovidiu Marinescu's Rorrim for cello and piano makes the start. Loosely based on a motif by Johann Sebastian Bach, it could be called a concept piece it's title, InchmirrorInch spelled backwards, is reflective of the mirrorings and variations of Bach's fragment therein. Bruce Babcock continues on a similar note with his riskily-titled Alternative Facts, a piece for solo piano characterized by a deceptively simple, mechanical main rhythm repeated in complex harmonies. As announced in the title, a deliberate systematic confusion prevails, and with astonishing accuracy. I'lana Cotton's ambitious The Return for piano, violin, and cello bridges the gap between Ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu and French avant garde composer Olivier Messiaen - and that gap is smaller than one might think. At 13.5 minutes, the work impressively centers around a beautiful dark mode and the melodic variations it generates. Alla Cohen's Three Film Noir Pieces were intended to be heard along two movies, Cat People and The Curse of the Cat People, both films from the WWII-era. Cohen's solo piano works reflect the composer's celebrated sophisticated style, and perfectly transport the eerie atmosphere of the films into music. Curt Cacioppo's Trio for Violin, Horn and Piano derives it's material entirely from solfège spellings of the names of the three players. The three-movement work cycles through a wide range of emotions, from whimsy to unhinged rage, and concludes with a quasi-tango with a political message. Peter Deutsch's fugue de Profundis Clamavi (roughly, Inchfrom the depths I have cried [to you, Lord]Inch) is a calm reflection on the human longing that creates but also transcends religion. Insp