lamp records it glowed like the sun the story of naptowns motown 1969 1972 Philips and this 1956 Columbia recording
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and this 1956 Columbia recording showcases his artistry with two masterworks: Tartini's "Devil's Trill" Sonata in G minor and Mozart's Sonata in B-flat major
This is demanding music played with genuine insight
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Austrian pianist Raphael Wressnig and Brazilian percussionist Igor Prado make a natural pair
Item Details+ Genre Classical Style Classical Media Very Good (VG) Sleeve Very Good Plus (VG+) Description Some hairlines
lamp records it glowed like the sun the story of naptowns motown 1969 1972 Philips and this 1956 Columbia recordingSymbolic image for the detailed description and condition, please read the Item Details below. Indianapolis had its own Motown story, often overshadowed by Detroit's legendary status. This Now Again Records compilation rescues and celebrates Indiana soul, funk, and gospel from 1969 1972, a period of deep creativity and social consciousness. Acts like the Truth Revue and the Montiques deliver urgent, soulful recordings pulsing with gospel roots and
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