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And that’s all on The Cage EP
Life's Unfair
tireless Nicolaas Oogjes
The protean French pianist brings a programme concentrating on Bach on the piano - in this instance mostly in his own transcriptions such as the Lute Suite BWV 996
Chris Montez- More I See You / Time After Time / Foolin' Around / Watch What Happens (CD) Liam Kazar And that’s all on TheChris Montez's four albums for A&M Records, dating from 1966, 1967 and 1968. Montez had two big hits on both sides of the Atlantic with 'Let's Dance' and 'Some Kinda Fun' in 1962. Signing with A&M, Herb Alpert convince Montez to adapt a softer Latin Music sound; this change immediately produced US hits 'Call Me', 'The More I See You', 'Time After Time' and 'There Will Never Be Another You' Montez has had a long and varied career, and is still gigging