Lost Generation - Young, Tough and TerribleYoung, Tough and Terrible is the second and final album from The Lost Generation. The Chicago based soul group featured vocalists Lowrell Simon, Fred Simon (Chi Lites), Larry Brownlee, and Jesse Dean, and was only active for a few years in the 70s. Known for their powerful harmonies and forays into funk, the group was able to find a home with the legendary Brunswick Records. This reissue will be the first U. S. pressing in half a century, mastered for

the label issued the 12-inch compilation Milt Jackson and The Thelonious Monk Quintet which expanded Jackson's 10-inch LP Wizard of the Vibes with tracks from 1948 and 1951 dates led by Monk

but he has charted his own singular path from the past and back again

For much of Finds You Well's second half

adds freshness and great power to this setting

The Severing

The son of country music pioneer Hank Williams

including performances with Johnny Mercer

lead vocalist Tanya Rizkala

The Sonata's scherzo is a fine example of the unpretentious charm and grace which Vieuxtemps cultivated in his music

The chorale on which it is based is Martin Luther's adaptation of the original Ambrosian hymn Veni Redemptor gentium

The newly-founded baroque orchestra and the newly-constituted choir of the Bachakademie will perform under the joint name GAECHINGER CANTOREY from now onwards

played on instruments of the period