Julius La Rosa - Singles Collection 1953-62Julius La Rosa was a traditional pop singer typical of the style prevalent in the early '50s who came to fame on the all powerful Arthur Godfrey's radio and TV shows, on which he was a regular performer from 1951 to '53. Godfrey's musical director launched the Cadence label in 1953, and La Rosa was the first artist signed to the label, making an immediate impact as two of his first three releases "Anywhere I Wander" and "Eh Cumpari" gave him Top 5 US

Afterwards

introduced to the big-time by Gene Autry and from 1939 to '59 he appeared in around 60 films

Leroy Van Dyke is a country singer and guitarist who is best-known for his memorable landmark crossover pop-country hit in 1961 "Walk On By"

This album is historically the Czech Republic's first played on an original 18th century single-action harp

and other songs covered by Elvis like "My Baby Left Me"

Orchestra/Ensemble: Ensemble Tourbillon

songwriter and left-handed slide guitarist from Georgia

the ensemble Les Surprises offers us the world premiere recording of Isse

which is attributed to him again and again: Arvo Pärt

It's a comprehensive overview of the key formative years of his career

The title includes both constant repertoire of boys choir

where he taught from 1919 on