Louisville in the 60's/ Various - Louisville in the 60'sSince the 1960's, the Allen Martin Studio in Louisville was the place to record for most of the bands in the region. In 2006 when Ray Allen and Hardy Martin retired, the studio closed, a group of music lovers (Jay Petach, Marvin Maxwell & Ed Amick) stepped in to rescue the tapes for the all of bands who had recorded there over the last forty plus years. After a careful down select process, we chose these 18 previously unreleased tracks as the best

artistic sensitivity

Illuminating and informing each other

cpo now turns to the composer's Second

The four musicians enjoy the way they communicate without words: how a single look suffices to convey how a particular member wants to play a particular passage

Following their critically acclaimed Creation Records' debut

look around

his creative partner and wife

Joshua Smith - Sonatas Flute & Continuo / Musical Offering Trio

The NBC's national television and radio station in Windhoek operated the only recording studio

three years before Cervantes's death

Featuring all 8 songs of their 45s on Grand and ABC Paramount plus 6 unreleased tracks recorded at Sigma Sound between 1964-1967

Taking a transcription of the Prelude from Tristan (in a concert version arranged by the composer) as point of departure