Brother Sellers John - Big Boat Up the RiverBlues and gospel singer John Sellers (following the custom of his church, he was known as "Brother John") performs 12 soulful tracks on this 1959 Monitor release. Discovered by gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, Sellers moved to Chicago from Clarksdale, Mississippi, when he was just 9 years old. Later he played secular music, became involved in the folk revival scene in Greenwich Village, and was long associated with the Alvin Ailey American Dance

Only a handful of these demos were ever professionally recorded and released

" "Gunpowder & Lead

"Morena Linda (Beautiful Black Woman)" and "Caminan las Nubes (The Clouds Are Moving)" feature strummed guitar

Fields created an iconic persona that has never been matched

Japan and the United States within a band whose melodious hard rock had revealed to the world the musical skills of the talented guitar player

Described by Hollywood Reporter as "a lustrous retro-classical score bursting with ironic good cheer"

with new sleeve notes by their producer - Mike Vernon

Christian Altenburger - Complete Violin Sonatas

purely emotional bond

Keith Moliné and Andy Diagram are the two pale boys

Baden-Württemberg

a hunger for learning