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5 Chanels - Golden Oldies

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5 Chanels - Golden OldiesHailing from Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania, The Five Chanels were led by lead vocalist Sharon Scott and were the protgs of Julius Dixon, a veteran songwriter whose successes included (as co writer) the Chordettes' 1958 smash Lollipop and Bill Halley's Dim Dim the Lights. Presented here are three singles (six songs) the group recorded for Dixons Deb label in 1958 and 1959. All selections have been newly remastered.

While there is a lot of music from this era being reissued this is truly one of those hidden gems that needed to be made available to the world

Year Of The Witch was born in transit

more and more extreme and melodic at the same time

Bruce Watson (guitar)

and one of the tasks of a Kapellmeister consisted in composing new works that permitted them to display their outstanding abilities in the presence of their sovereigns

as well as new tracks by Marina

Marcello acknowledged the importance of Jewish and classical music heritage

"Telling meaningful stories through the purity of the songs" - Marta invites the listener into her world of experiences

featuring an all Texan-artist lineup singing their favorite children's songs to benefit the McLane Children's Scott & White in Temple

He was drawn in particular to the genre of the string quartet - and here we are presenting his energetic String Quartet No

the "soundtrack" to the dynamic musical life in the palace

He is the winner of numerous national and international piano competitions

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