Capehart Pops Orchestra Drops 24 Song Double Album From Tommie Guitar on TVS Records
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CALIFORNIA CITY, Calif. - eMusicWire -- TVS Records has dropped a 24 song double album from Capehart Pops Orchestra featured guitarist Tommie Guitar on digital platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music Shazam, Deezer, Pandora, You Tube, and other leading services. All songs are top pop hits from the Baby Boomer era.

Entitled Volume 11 From the Vault on the Capehart Music Treasury collection, the Tommie Guitar song list includes Beg Borrow and Steal, Foot Stomping, Lotta Lovin, Love is Strange, The Wanderer, Too Much Tequila, Zip Zip, Confidential, Hot Pastrami, Gimme Gimme Good Lovin, Green Eyed Lady, Its Just Another Day, Special Lady, Son of a Preacher Man, Baby Come Back. Cherry Hill Park, Itchycoo Park, Magnet and Steel, Take Me in Your Arms, Everlasting Love, Back to School Again, Brother Louie, Bust Out, and Cinnamon Cinder.

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Tommy Guitar is the featured guitar soloist of the Capehart Pops Orchestra, the leading artist of TVS Records. Capehart Pops Orchestra plays the top pop hits of the 20th Century in an easy listening, instrumental style. Several featured artists such as Tommie Guitar alo perform the songs on a solo basis for TVS Records.

In addition to appearing on streaming music services, Tommie Guitar songs are also available for download on Amazon Music and in the iTunes Store. CDs and MP3s are available in retail stores, catalogs, and via direct to consumer offers.

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