Mol Kamach / Cham Krong Baksey - Je Te QuitteraiBetween surf music and ballad, this record rediscovers the effervescent Khmer musical scene of the 1960s. In 1959, in the midst of artistic turmoil, Mol Kamach and his brothers created a band: the Baksey Cham Krong. Kagnol got his guitar inspiration from the Ventures and the Shadows while Kamach admired the vocal techniques of crooners such as Paul Anka, singing in either French or Khmer. In 1975, Khmers Rouge stopped musical development. This reissue

Music recorded in REAL HD-Audio at 96 kHz/24-bit PCM and presented in DOLBY TrueHD and 96/24 PCM

The influences here range from jazz

Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead

Here are Texas bluesman Smokey Hogg's wonderful major label recordings from the late '40s and early '50s

La Chicana - Hikikomori

In Russian with English subtitles

As WWII drew to a close

the opportunity arose to record extra material at the same location

displayed perfectly by this collection of concertos

Noam Morgensztern

It's a snapshot of a key era in her career

Antonio Bertali: Sonatas / Bertali / Dongolis