Mozart - Serenade No. 9 in D Major K. 320 PosthornMozart Serenade No. 9 in D Major K. 320 Posthorn

Edmondson thought the track had potential and suggested to Fraternity Records boss

Montana to playing dive bars on the Sunset Strip in LA and eventually recording in New York City

"I've just been chipping away at ideas until a song was left

They are also joined onstage by former "Hot Band" member

funk and gospel into the proceedings while remaining true to the integrity of the originals

A pioneer of early rock n' roll and rockabilly

Disco style

First Prize in the Concert of Soloists Competition at Arizona State University

On top of all that she also projects a modern and liberated self image

She recorded it three times during her career

Leaving is not the only solution

The album was a musical barn-raising