George M. Cohan - Yankee Doodle Dandy"Listening to the music of American songwriter George M. Cohan is like taking a journey back in time to the early days of American popular music. Born in 1878, Cohan was a prolific composer, lyricist, and performer who wrote some of the most iconic songs of the early 20th century, including "Give My Regards to Broadway", and "Over There".

Following the precedent established by his celebrated contemporary Alberto da Ripa (Albert de Rippe)

including Cardio for Beginners and Yoga for Beginners

the mix album imparts that the genre's diversity is a major strength rather than a flaw

a B Records microphone is there to let you share in this musical journey

" originally released in 1978

It was in 2007 at the Mandolin Symposium in Santa Cruz

Much to his mother's concern (Adrienne Barbeau)

Featured artists include Isaac Haves

three titles that mixed good-natured humor with Oriental rhythms

Of finding joy in rebirth

The metaphor of forbidden fruit gives Benjamin and James a wide range of possible interpretations

With his Quintet career and later The Texas Tornados