Betty Garland - American Folk BalladsThis collection of ballads from the Kentucky mountains comes from the repertoire of Betty Garland, who learned them from her family. She writes, "I did my best to sing these songs the way I have always heard them so that the original and beautiful tunes of the mountain people won't be lost."

they have since been referred to both as 'suites' and 'sonatas'

each of them - from the opening track and title song to the final 'Motor City Riders' - a real highlight

inner thighs

For close to 300 years Bach's Goldberg Variations have awed performers as well as listeners

Another World" and "Humor Seen through the Eyes of Jonathan Winters"

It is an album full of personal thoughts

But the one place you haven't heard the exceptional and versatile talents of guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter - one of the most-recorded guitarists of his generation

This African compilation is a stunning journey across the continent

considered retrospectively

But unlike his works for the theatre and the church

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Donnie Elbert had a prolific career from the mid-1950's to the late 1970's