Elbernita Clark - Awake O ZionOne of the greatest gospel disco records of all time from Detroit's Elbernita 'Twinkie' Clark gets it's first ever 12 inch pressing courtesy of South Street Disco. Formerly of the Clark Sisters, Elbernita went solo in '79 and after a debut album she let loose the '81 follow up 'Ye Shall Receive Power'. 'Awake O Zion' is the jaw dropping, gospel disco dancefloor destroyer cut of choice from the album and now rightly receives a full length, 6 minutes of

Lea writes: "This collaboration with the BYU Chamber Orchestra was a special one

Last Of The True Believers

made up of traditional and folklore-inspired originals

Garcia has a gift for injecting subtle surprises into his compositions that will delight the attentive

Netzel's largest composition

from the Holy Land to Brittany

In the initial stage of his career

At his recital in Schwetzingen in 1962

During WWII a group of Italian-Americans disguised as Italian soldiers infiltrate a North African camp held by the Italians

Piazzolla wanted to compose great classical music

is an example of his vital contribution to the realm of modern vocal music

a piece for solo piano characterized by a deceptively simple