Bennie Woods - I Cross My Fingers / Wheel Baby WheelHailing from Providence, Rhode Island, The Five Dukes officially formed in 1954 and only made a single record although they were together on and off for about ten years. The actual single they released in 1954 I Cross My Fingers b w Wheel Baby Wheel, is credited to Bennie Woods and The Five Dukes although Bennie Woods (the groups manager) doesnt even sing on the record. The Five Dukes were vocalists Joe Hill (lead tenor), Joe Simmons (tenor), Danny

For this third volume of recordings emanating from Danish Radio Bengtsson plays a selection of solo sonatas and is also heard collaborating with friends and relations in a diverse choice of chamber pieces

the boys have constantly improved their writing

now love lost

"For Teen Twisters Only"

and we are excited by the contemporary perspectives on Haydn that these composers open up for us

The reissued "Here Waits Thy Doom" by 3 Inches of Blood

the dominatrix he paid to fulfill his scripted scenarios of subjugation

When criminals kill a little girl's grandfather on sacred ground as they search for incriminating documents the child has

New research shows that the right blend of thought and action makes the brain stronger and healthier

the sword-bearing equivalent of DDT

Contrasting often nuanced moments with an assault of bestial ferocity

Red Mitchell (bass)