Mary Black - Looking BackLooking Back was the first release from Mary Black's U. S. label, Curb Records. It was intended to introduce one of Ireland's top selling pop stars to American audiences. Much of the record does what it's title suggests, featuring some of the best songs from four of Black's Gifthorse releases: Without The Fanfare (1985), No Frontiers (1989) Babes In The Wood (1991), and Holy Ground (1993).

Sonja) handled mixing duties

where they played the now-legendary set that would come to give birth to this recording

Mercury/Clef/Norgran and Decca labels during this era

In the unusually short time from December 1916 to March 1917 Busoni reworked the already existing material to the Incidental Music of Gozzis "Turandot" into an opera

fear and the indomitable spirit required to stand up against systemic racism and fascism

according to the original text

southern soul

Hymns of Kassianí is it's 25th release

Manuela Wiesler - Complete Flute Music 1

"Experiment In Terror" and "Phaedra" plus "Baby Elephant Walk" from "Hatari"

San Francisco

From Elvis Presley to Frankie Goes To Hollywood