Pat Cordel & Elegants - My Tears / Darling Come BackHailing from Staten Island, New York, Pat Cordel & The Crescents (also known as Pat Cordel & The Elegants) were one of the first white early rock n roll groups to have a recording released. After winning a singing contest, where the 1st prize was a recording contract, they recorded two songs "My Tears" and "Darling Come Back." Presented here is that first historic single, with My Tears as the A side, originally released in 1956 as Pat Cordel & The

but also of the artist's own journey of finding confidence in vulnerability

Or in the composers own words: 'a reflection of those early memories of my youth

he won the Young Soloist Prize in the Rostropovich Cello Competition

In between he made a trio of less-familar albums for Deutsche Grammophon

graceful and flowing

LA based Soko

and then everything happened with Wide Awake and Digital Ash

with everyone recording in the same studio in a single day: Thus the sporting title

Drummer Joos Lijbaart on Trinity: "After two years of playing and traveling together

Instead of putting out a compilation record of the blues recordings from my back catalog

The Federal Jazz Orchestra

Josquin Des Prez