Hollywood Flames - Buzz Buzz Buzz: The Singles Collection 1950-62The Hollywood Flames were a doowop and R&B vocal group, who formed in Los Angeles in 1949, and remained active under a variety of names and with evolving line ups through into the early 1960s, enjoying a major pop and R&B hit with "Buzz Buzz Buzz" in 1957, and with Bobby Day as featured singer had big hits as Bobby Day & The Satellites. With Robert Byrd (aka Bobby Day), David Ford, Gaynel Hodge and Earl Nelson as long serving key members among the

L'arpa festante and Rien Voskuilen have put together an exquisite selection with orchestral music from this repertoire for the present release: two concertos for oboes and trumpets and two Overtures for transverse flute in the French style

and is a thoroughly entertaining slice of unalloyed hillbilly country music

and including his subsequent releases during this era on the Specialty

The terrific new album from guitar visionary Alex Machacek

Readily turning his hand

songwriter and bandleader with a light-hearted approach to country music

Riccardo Chailly served as head of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra

have spent their young lives bucking trends

Full-color reverse-card sleeve with printed insert and lyrics sheet

Ramblin' Jack Elliot - 100 Classic Recordings 1954-62 / This great-value 100-track 4-CD collection brings together many of his recordings from the early years of his career Ramblin

Joe Reisman

and might also have killed his wife