The Moments - I Don't Wanna GoOne of America's most popular soul vocal groups of the 1970's, The Moments consistently delivered major hits throughout the decade. Formed in 1968, The Moments topped the R&B charts in 1970 with the Sylvia Robinson produced "Love on a Two Way Street." Other major hits included "If I Didn't Care" and "All I Have" in 1970, "Sexy Mama" in 1973, and another number one R&B item, "Look at Me (I'm in Love)," in 1975. Members Harry Ray, Al Goodman, and

which led to the foundation of the Monteverdi Choir

sitting amid D'Angelo in it's sultrier moments

helped initiate the modern mass choir movement in gospel and had a profound influence on a diverse group of artists such as Bob Marley

stretching harmony to the utmost to create a more creative and personal style

one of the biggest disco records to ever cross over in Japan

with scroll and ribs in the early Cremona fashion

Two previously unreleased tracks from the last recording session are also included

In these pieces

The album recording 'The Essential Hebrew Violin' with arrangements for violin and chamber orchestra recorded for the first time was inspired by a concert Anne Battegay played in 2020 on the occasion of the European Day of Jewish Culture at the Zwinglihaus in Basel

with Baez accompanying herself on her guitar

his greatest piano suite

Evoking the sounds of what one might envision the walls of industrial clubs