Leo Reisman & His Orchestra - Leo Reisman Hits Collection 1921-40Leo Reisman was a violinist and bandleader whose orchestra initially came to popularity in the 1920s as a society orchestra performing at New York's Central Park Casino, becoming one of the first orchestras who racked up a long string of hits in what was called the "sweet" style of orchestral and dance band music which appealed to the broad spectrum of middle America during the inter war years and through the '40s into the early '50s in what is

He made enough of an impact before the upheaval occasioned by the advent of rock 'n' roll to ensure that as a personable and versatile entertainer he was a popular TV performer for many years as well as becoming a successful album artist

The sounds were heavy and frequently funky

This great-value 46-track 2-CD set consists entirely of recordings by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians which feature in Top 15 positions in those chart analyses

1 "I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes"

Born in 1924 and hailing from the Carolinas

They are represented by their rare version of 'Ejection'For every mystical Tyrannosaurus Rex performance there was something like Atomic Rooster's Tomorrow Night or Curved Air's Back Street Luv to capture the spirit of the day and stir the loins of festival goers

Orchestra/Ensemble: Le Concert Brisé

The Songs Of Brian Wilson was one of Ace's most popular releases of 2015

but he also made some excellent records

Jimmie Haskell

Laurence Hobgood

The Animals is available on 180-gram vinyl and has been remastered utilizing high-resolution sources from first generation mono master tapes