Tommy Sands - Collection 1951-61Tommy Sands was initially a country singer and guitarist who made his first records in the early '50s when he was a young teenager and was "discovered" by Col. Tom Parker, but shot to fame when he appeared in an episode of "Kraft Television Theater" in 1957 as 'The Singin' Idol' performing "Teen Age Crush" which was his debut No. 2 US hit. His teen idol looks also brought him a screen career, and he married Nancy Sinatra, although his divorce from her

a shooting star of the baroque music scene

- Baroque Primitiva

It features all his 20 chart hits

After the successful recording of the string quintets by W

The CD features the fabulous original artwork and notes by Jim Dawson

This set contains all episodes from season seven of this popular series

Contains an in-depth note with a biography of Blake and many illustrations from the US Library Of Congress' 1974 copy of Songs Of Innocence and Experience

which many people likened to that of Billy Eckstine

Peter Van de Velde (* 1972) started his organ-studies by himself at the age of nine

Roy Rogers was one of the most prominent of the singing cowboys

finally condensed in one Ace Records compilation - Latin Freestyle

Sammy Kaye