1970s

Sleeve Notes: There is no need to go into any detail about the songs in this album. Just a mere look at the titles will evoke memories of the great times you spent listening to them. I have chosen them … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Max Greger – Java, Kurt Edelhagen – Up And Away, Kai Warner – Whispering, Max Greger – Superstar, Kurt Edelhagen – Sunshower, Kai Warner – Flamingo, Max Greger – Time Is Tight, Kurt Edelhagen – Again, Kai Warner … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Funky Weekend, Jenny – Featuring Airrion Love, Russell Thompkins, Jr.That Don’t Shake, MeNa-Na Is The Saddest World, Michael Or Me, The Day The Clown Came To Town, You Are Beautiful, To Save My Rock ‘n’ Roll Soul, If … Continued

Sleeve Notes: About the time the first part of this century was slipping into the second, a distinctive new orchestral sound was in the process of turning the music world on. A veritable cascade of strings. Not just strings, though. … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Many opera choruses have become popular in the best sense of the word: removed from the context of the action of an opera, they show their full richness in colours and atmosphere, and demonstrate how much stirring power … Continued

Sleeve Notes: You Can’t Be True Dear, The Syncopated Clock, Love Letters In The Sand, My Happiness, April In Portugal, Cruising Down The River, Now Is The Hour, The Anniversary Waltz, The Bells Of St. Mary’s, Harbour Lights, Sleepy Time … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Irish people seem to enjoy a sad song, whether it be an Irish song or a Country and Western type song; and many on this fine album are of the latter. Frankie McBride sings “WITH PEN IN HAND” … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Let’s be honest about it. This is a mood music album. It has piano and strings and some great ballads from the halcyon years of song. It’s designed to put you and your loved one in the right … Continued