A Love of Music, Through The Ages

The Love of Music quiets our soul & brings a peaceful end to any day.
The joy of each performance and its energized audience, exposes its story.
The power of that moment in time, be it Bach’s Coffee Cantata objecting to the ban on coffee, or Freddie Mercury performing for 80,000 fans behind the Iron Curtain, churns our emotions.
We feel the joy, fear and tears with each re-creation of that performance, in its era brings.
Their re-creation, as in their era, is our mission !

Imagine as yourself listening to:
• Enrico Caruso’s 1905 performance of “O SOLE MIO” on one of those 1/4 inch thick shellac records… playing at the 80 rpm just as it was recorded… costing then an outrageous $5.
• It’s “A Long Way to Tipperary”, sung by Stanley Kirkby, as World War I just ended … on 65 cent Columbia record that folks could actually afford.
• Cole Porters “Why Can’t You Behave” performed by the early Frank Sinatra on a popular mass produced 78, from the 1950’s.
• Lincoln Mayorga, Amanda McBroom or Dave Crusin on those Limited Edition, Sheffield Lab Direct Disc Recordings from the 1970’s when new technology knocked every ones socks off.

Snapshots In Time, Experienced and Enjoyed, Exactly as Folks Did Then. The Love of Music.