Tommy Roe - Dizzy & Other FavoritesTommy Roe started out as a rocker in the early 60's, highly influenced by the music of Buddy Holly. He eventually was responsible for a whole new genre that was dubbed "Bubble Gum" an infectious mixture of light pop music and rock n' roll. Roe racked up many hits including "Jam Up And Jelly Tight," "Dizzy," "Crimson And Clover" and many more. This compilation focuses on these hits and more. All selections newly remastered.

is said to be his very last composition

You Fascinate Me So

The first version of this piece was probably composed between 1801 and 1803

whose work is rooted in the classical traditions: Levko Revutsky and Viktor Kosenko

not to mention the hugely popular Transatlantic Sessions

the 33-year-old trained at the famous Sibelius Academy

Al Vescovo (guitar) Wilton Felder (bass) Paul Humphrey (drums) King Errison (conga) Victor Feldman (percussion) with arrangements by Art Freeman and Monk Higgins

He has also already given numerous concerts in China as well as at prestigious venues in Europe and the United States

Boccherini himself thought well enough of these works to draw from them many times throughout his career

The 1950's was a fertile period for Cuban music

'Is It Cool' answers it's own (non-) question with a spellbinding five and a half minutes of swoonsome deep soul that oscillates between a restrained

but Omar plays it this time as a shuffle