In the Shadow of Hollywood: Highlights From Poverty RowIndependent films produced in the shadow of Hollywood's major studios were given the less than complimentary nickname "Poverty Row," which existed in Hollywood between the 1920s and 1960s. They were usually produced on small budgets, at rented facilities, and on a short production schedule. Despite being overshadowed by bigger studio projects, many of these films have since been rediscovered and appropriately hailed as exceptional and inventive. In

Arnold Steinhardt - Six Violin Sonatas

On this disc Carl Maria von Weber's Invitation to Dance and Symphonies Nos 1 and 2 are performed by the BBC Philharmonic under it's Chief Conductor Juanjo Mena

The killer-instinct in each of them bubbles to the surface as the search for victims unravels into chaos

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one of the most influential DJs of the genre

Bradbury steadily cultivated a national audience by touring constantly

Capriccio presents a new remastered edition of this legendary first recording from 1996

Graham Bonnet (Rainbow

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Melody's vocals are backed by the Frankie Francis Orchestra and the March of Dimes Quartette

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This album pays homage to singer and guitarist Lester Flatt and banjo player Earl Scruggs and their influence on American music