Dave Ronk Van - Sings Ballads Blues & A SpiritualDave Van Ronk Ballads, Blues & a Spiritual Dubbed "The Mayor of MacDougal Street," Dave Van Ronk (1936 2002) was an iconoclastic folksinger and an influential figure in the American folk music revival of the 1960s. Because of his interest in African American folk music and blues, and his gift (or curse) of a gravelly baritone voice, Van Ronk was often criticized for his approach to his musical repertoire. His rejoinder was that he reserved the right

The Detroit group brought the album into the Billboard R&B Top 20 in March 1981

features tenor Isaí Jess Muñoz and pianist Oksana Glouchko

even though his music was widely published during his lifetime

"Possibili Percorsi" is an album of refined melodic pop that borders on jazz and southern rhythms- the true roots of the Italian singer-songwriter Rita Zingariello

and Psycho but also an opportunity to discover some less well known scores

Theatrical trailer and a booklet featuring an essay by film critic Michael Atkinson

Be the Love You Want was produced by multi-Grammy® winner

When these three groups of works are juxtaposed

Tek N' Steel first stormed the masses with hardcore rhymes and a flawless ability to trade the mic without hesitation

The Trio has received awards in several international chamber music competitions in Germany

Kobayashi's got a house full of dragons-one serving tail and the other serving serious moe

it contains ten piano works about ten places on Ushant