Dick Gaughan - Redwood Cathedral'Although this album does contain two of my own songs, it is primarily an homage by a song interpreter to the craft of the songwriter,' writes the estimable Scottish singer songwriter guitarist Dick Gaughan in his liner notes for 'Redwood Cathedral.' 'This is basically a collection of songs written by highly skilled songwriters, well crafted songs I love and which I love singing and exploring.' The CD is a wide ranging musical mosaic of contemporary

his 8th solo release

This set includes an extensive booklet with previously unpublished photos from Chuck Stewart and Don Bronstein

Donelly's silken lead vocals textured by an orchestral scythe and Sullivan's backing anchor

in which God appears to Eve and asks her to name each flower and animal

put together the text for the Messiah

a song serves as a natural extension of the original poem that allows us to experience words in a new and insightful way

but only one number: 15

) and universally loved instrumental pieces

an album that Frasco says is about staying focused on the things you love in life

alongside less well-known titles by Paul Wranitzky and Peter von Winter: spectacular musical comedies from the eighteenth-century Viennese repertory

This 43-track 2-CD collection comprising releases from 1928 through to 1935 on the Vocalion

overcoming fear and so much more