Roy Drusky - Singles & Albums Collection 1955-62Roy Drusky was a country singer and songwriter very much associated with the emerging "Nashville sound" during the late 1950s as the music began to acquire a smoother style as it incorporated strings and vocal choruses. He was highly successful as a writer even before he enjoyed chart success as an artist, with other country stars having hits with his songs, including Faron Young's 1958 and '59 No. 1s "Alone With You" and "Country Girl". This great

Incident At a Free Festival is a tribute to the mid-afternoon slots at Deeply Vale

The Man had been a band for just over 2 years and in that period

Julie London was a fine sultry-voiced jazz and pop singer

"Jumping Moods"

the trio presents tango as a solitary mixture of European

It's a fine showcase for an artist who has not generally had the attention which he merits and who was a fine songwriter

Their sibling collaboration started in the family home when Leonard was four and Slava 13

straight from the streets of 1940's Detroit

along with all the titles from his Mercury albums released during that period "Walk On By" and "Movin' Van Dyke" not otherwise released on singles

which recall kosmische

trombonist and clarinettist who

Under the direction of their influential manager J