Leonard Bernstein - Lenny, The Best of Leonard Bernstein

Leonard Bernstein - Lenny, The Best of Leonard BernsteinFew personalities of our time unite so many diverse talents with such passion, generosity and charisma as the immensely gifted American composer, pianist, conductor and music communicator Leonard Bernstein, world citizen and all round star. His death in October 1990 did nothing to diminish his legacy, still deeply felt to this day. Lenny, as he loved to be known, shaped the musical culture of America. His boundless energy and talent was his gift to

Spike Robinson's classic two tenor recording with the great Al Cohn recorded at the legendary Rudy Van Gelder's recording studio

From the sun-soaked optimism of “Adore You” and the chart-topping “Watermelon Sugar” to the introspective vulnerability of “Falling

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Rush continued to explore new songwriting territory in Hold Your Fire

with less success in the United States than in Europe

the title song was notably covered by The Clash

Co-produced by PJ Harding and Mike Crossey

who was well-known at that point for his previous work with Radiohead

showing comfort with more traditional instrumentation and composition with complete song lyrics

whose vinyl output may have been small

This year Music On Vinyl in cooperation with Sony Music and Alex Callier are releasing 4 Hooverphonic remix Eps

frontman Thom Yorke aimed to create something that felt much longer than it actually was