Ian Whitcomb is a name you might recognize if you grew up in the '60s and were paying attention to Top 40 radio. As a young musician/singer in his early 20's, Ian rocked onto the pop charts with a novelty tune called "You Turn Me On". Since that time he has become an acknowledged expert on and performer of American Songs and songs of the early 20th

"I am happy to announce that my first DVD is now available. It's called, "Turned On Alley" and is released by AIX Records. The company's other releases
include ones featuring Willie Nelson, Jennifer Warnes, Paul Williams and a multitude of orchestras and jazz ensembles. My contribution is AIX's first venture into Tin Pan Alley. The disc is an audiovisual treat, crammed to the edge with goodies. I can't stop playing it. The main program is a recording session of me and The Bungalow Boys held at one of Los Angeles finest concert venues, Zipper Hall at the Colburn School of Performing Arts, opposite Disney Hall. The sound is crystal clear perfection. I have never been so faithfully recorded. And we played for real -- no overdubbing, no equalization compression, or artificial reverberation. No faking! Of course, the Bungalow Boys are so professional that there's not a misplaced note or clam. Once or twice I garble the words -- but that's me. It really is a record of a great band led by a quirky personality. AIX advertise this as "The ultimate listening experience" with "true high-resolution source recording, using multi channel state-of-the-art 96 kHz/24 bit analog to digital conversion". Sounds very impressive and it is. The visuals, shot with three cameras, are stunning too. The high definition picture is so accurate that you can see every wrinkle on my face -- many of these wrinkles are ones I'd not seen before. Still, I suppose these give me an age credibility with the old songs I sing..."