Tony Bennett - Tony Makes It Happen! / Yesterday I Heard The RainDigitally remastered two fer containing a pair of albums from the imperious Tony Bennett, recorded in 1967 and 1968 for Columbia Records. The material on both albums is predominately Great American Songbook with compositions from the Gershwins, Sammy Cahn, Stephen Sondheim and Duke Ellington, amongst others. Now in his 94th year, Bennett has been the recipient of so many awards that he rightly is acclaimed as one of the finest singers of all time.

some are in black and white while others are in color

and his Liszt performances bear the imprimatur of the composer

The Vogtland Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by himself

Tompall Glaser is the forgotten outlaw

along with the tracks from his 1960 Decca album "Carl Belew" not otherwise released on singles and all the tracks from his 1962 album

Bach / Bartok/ Barenboim - Bach: Bartok Boulez: Barenboim

The role of the bandoneon - traditionally the carrier of the Argentine-tango sound - is here taken over by the French horn

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Roberto started his career as session man working on several productions at some of the best recording studios of his home state of (Rio Grande do Norte - Brasil)

and we do not aim to preach only to give you danceable music

drawing strength from the monotony of her routine and testing out multiple techniques

as her cool is understated