Concepts - YoMePregunto/TheVow(Digital45)The Concepts hailed from the street corners of Jersey City. Formed in 1962 at Ferris High School, the quartet consisted of Abraham Santiago, Juan Perez, Ed Rivera and Amed Valentine. In 1965, they released their one and only 45 on Catamount Records, which contained The Vow on the A side and Yo Me Pregunto, a rare foreign language track, on the flip. A third recording, Our Anniversary, was featured on the second volume of I Dig Acappella. After decades

this symbol of death is finally laid to rest

A magnificent cast of singers

Although the autograph does not indicate a specific occasion for the Festive Overture

Isn't Valentine's Day the perfect occasion to make wedding plans'With 'The Sound Of Wedding Bells' Bear Family Records® provides the perfect soundtrack

The title "Zan Tontemiquico" is drawn from a poem by Tochihuitzin

CHIPS AND DAVE TRIO Who's To Say7

His use of the Buchla modular synth is evident with beautiful Vangelis like lead tones

The themes of songs refefence games

An improvisation

"Have I Told You Lately That I Love You" and "When You Leave Don't Slam The Door"

Punky Meadows and Frank Dimino along with a host of supernaturally talented players deliver one of the group's best albums that will have fans seeing the light

"Toolin' For a Warm Teabag" and other early Dwarves singles