Lee Dorsey - Working in the Coal MineNew Orleans singing legend Lee Dorsey performs his 1966 Top Ten hit, "Working in the Coal Mine," backed with his 1969 smash "Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky." Both songs were produced by the venerable Allen Toussaint and features New Orleans legendary rhythm section, the Meters. All selections newly remastered.

"Sings Lullabys For Lovers" and "This Is Chris" for Bethlehem

the cycle is a work centered on melancholy - on transience

creatively rich and accomplished as that which made him famous

She is aided by a retired hitman sympathetic to her plight ("Tattooer Ma" Sha) and a group of like-minded girlfriends

It was originally released in 1984 and now available through Curb Records

Rare classic original doo-wop from 1957 featuring The Avalons performing “Stuttering” for the Klik Records label

Bill Evans & Donald Berg

known as the Rosco Rhythm

including Isabel Leonard

She also successfully completed the Master's degree in Specialized Music Performance (soloist diploma) in 2016

He is known for his personal and unique tenor voice and hollering style which is very reminiscent of field singing

including Rafal Zapala