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Ray Conniff ends an era

By Baby A. Gil | October 21, 2002 - 12:00am

It was a rock and roll world while I was growing up but there were three easy listening albums that left me distinct impressions during the ’60s. One was Manhattan Tower by Gordon Jenkins. A homage to New York...

Entertainment

Emy Munji celebrates his first 70 years

By Baby A. Gil | October 16, 2001 - 12:00am

I do not know if he ever recorded as Edward Miller but way back in the ’70s Emy Munji played the piano for several albums as Ian Hero. It was a time when original Filipino music and artists were just beginning...

Entertainment

Emy Munji celebrates his first 70 years

By Baby A. Gil | October 15, 2001 - 12:00am

I do not know if he ever recorded as Edward Miller but way back in the ’70s Emy Munji played the piano for several albums as Ian Hero. It was a time when original Filipino music and artists were just beginning...

Entertainment

Hearken to the sounds of New York

By Baby A. Gil | September 24, 2001 - 12:00am

That piece on Manhattan Tower resulted in two different reactions. One came from those inquiring where they can get a copy of the Gordon Jenkins album. I am sorry to say I do not know. I checked the web but the only...

Entertainment

A tribute to Manhattan Towers

By Baby A. Gil | September 19, 2001 - 12:00am

"To hear this music is to catch a glimpse of the urgent, elusive spirit dwelling within a great city... a city some say is enchanted, magical. And merging with the music is a tender story touched by the wonder...

Entertainment