1970s

Sleeve Notes: Não Existe Pecado Ao Sul Do Equador, Night Fever, Macho Man, Dancin’ Days, Perigosa, San Francisco, I Love America, O Rapé, Tempo De Estio, Hino Do Flamengo, Star Wars Theme, Quem É Ele, Sossego, You Make Me Feel … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Most of you reading this already know the instantly identifiable sound that is Ray Conniff. You are familiar with the Conniff mystique and arc going to buy this record no matter what it says here on the back … Continued

Kai Warner In A Persian Market Franz Loeffler Moon River Kurt Edelhagen Exodus – Main Theme Kurt Wege Sleigh Ride Henry Loges Greensleeves Erwin Halletz La Cucaracha Bert Kaempfert Strangers in the Night Max Greger Il Silencio Heinz Schachtner A … Continued

Sleeve Notes (translated): No secret: humans have two ears. It registers the sound according to direction and distance – it hears in stereo, that is, spatially. The stereophony (for example on this long-playing record) adjusts to it. It does not … Continued

It’s a homage to Julio Iglesias. No more no less. Did it appeal to Julio fans? Probably not. Does it have a cover worthy of inclusion within the Cover Heaven portals? I should say so! Label: Gramusic GM 518 1976 … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Love is only half the story. Music is the food of love. It can be stirring, inspiring, soulful, mind blowing or toe tapping. It can capture your heart or tear you apart. Calming sounds to put back that … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Meet John MacLeod’s String Bag of Bones, an odd title for a new musical idea but one that makes sense when John explains : “It’s basically strings and trombones with one solo instrument, which can be virtually anything. … Continued

Sleeve Notes: At a time when television fame seems to have become something of a universal yardstick for measuring success, it’s refreshing to find an area of show business that doesn’t depend upon big names for its success and popularity. … Continued