Alfred Montmarquette - Masters of French-Canadian Music, Vol. 2Self taught musician Alfred Montmarquette began learning the accordion at the age of twelve. In adulthood, he recorded for Columbia and other companies, performed for variety shows at the Monument National in Montr al, and reportedly stopped traffic with his playing at city market days! His lively, agile style endures on the 78rpm recordings presented here.

Cyrus masterful storytelling speaks of faith to listeners from all walks of life

who fled the city at theonset of the COVID-19 lockdown

(Gene died on December 30th

and sultry guitar

is a survivor of the cannibal clan which menaced the Carter family several years before

larger-than-life

All the works on this album are from the period ranging from 1945 to 1956

all 20 compositions come together for the first time in a 2-album deluxe digipack

For over a decade

" "Never Enough

Cody (Killian Scott

"in the coda the player must not show the slightest sign of fatigue"