Orchids - Golden OldiesThe Orchids have to be considered one of the best doo wop groups to come out of Chicago in the 1950's. Members of this talented South Side outfit included principal lead and composer Gilbert Warren, bass voiced Buford Wright; who wrote and sang lead with the group, and second tenor Robert C. Nesbary, who also played piano. Of all the groups on Chicago's Parrot label, the Orchids had the most modern sound which echoed the beginnings of early rock n'

and a four-movement Sonatina of no less ready melodic appeal

conceptions of intimacy and lineage that reveals a new side of his artistry by delving deeper than ever into his jazz influences

set a lot of things in motion

rhythm and harmony

Their sophomore release EXTROVERT picks up where their much-lauded debut left off

Limited ten inch vinyl pressing of this release from the Swedish punk band

Anna Paradiso emphasizes this aspect

Later that week the Church office called Linda and said that Steve Allen was anxious to get in touch with her

Slayer-meets-Primus sound with a feminine twist

songs for carmella: sing-a-longs and lullabies

with vocalists Marion Carroll

Beethoven let's the music speak for itself