Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five - Fifties Collection 1951-58Louis Jordan was one of the big stars in the R&B charts of the 1940s, racking up over 50 hits with his band The Tympany Five into the early 50s with his distinctive brand of jump blues, a swinging up tempo hybrid of jazz, blues and boogie woogie

The Army Wives return for the captivating second half of the esteemed series' sixth season

Herb Ellis

it excludes those records were still in the chart at the start of the year

before recording a number of sophisticated middle-of-the road pop albums with the burgeoning of the stereo long-player market during that era

InsidesEven though these bands didn't sound alike

"Room Full Of Roses"

The music of Glenn Miller's orchestra was central to the style and atmosphere of the Swing Era and is inextricably associated with the Allied victory in WWII

It's a substantial and representative trawl across their primary decade or so as recording artists and an entertaining showcase for their highly distinctive style

Influenced by the legacy of post-punk

This remarkable work is performed by the Academy of Ancient Music and the Choir of AAM under Music Director Richard Egarr

Johann Sebastian

He has appeared as a concert soloist with some of the world's leading orchestras