Swallow the Sun - Ghosts Of LossLost doom metal classic!!! It was only two years after their debut The Morning Never Came (2003) that the Finnish act were ready to show it was a matter of time they were to be considered the next big name in the doom death scene. Top 10 in Finland's Top 40 chart and nominated by the Finnish Metal Awards for best cover art and best band, 2005 sees Swallow the Sun and the sophomore album Ghosts Of Loss crowned with success before moving to an even more

of which 25 made the Top 10

who must pay his debt to God to save his immortal soul

and on Apollo as The Southern Harmonaires

Don Cherry was one of the relatively few big band vocalists of the late '40s who not only built a successful career as a solo performer through the era of traditional middle-of-the-road popular music during the early '50s but made the successful transition to have hits in the years after rock 'n' roll had transformed the pop landscape

baritone sax

And yet he rarely ventures out in public

by which time he had had made his final appearance in the pop Hot 100

this blues-rock guitar master chose and arranged all the songs

contredanses and soon that were all the rage at the time and led to the publication of John Playford's collection The English Dancing Master in 1651

and in the immediate years of post-war austerity

but quietly dropped once it was realised that Lonnie was white

Get ready for some of the wildest