Sentence examples for rca release from inspiring English sources

This RCA release, recorded shortly after Mr. Cliburn's return to the United States, was the first classical LP to go platinum.

His reputation was posthumously revived in 1972 by an RCA release of The Sea Hawk, a work played so stylishly here by the BBC Philharmonic under Rumon Gamba.

Yet as of now, the orchestra's latest RCA release, "Charles Ives: An American Journey," is its last scheduled project with that tottering company.

This gig, timed to an RCA release of the same name, isn't a bad idea: Mr. Jarrett's impressionistic written music gets short shrift in deference to his stature as a soloist who makes his own music intimidatingly personal.

"Sing to the Moon" (RCA), released in March, is filled with her soul-soaked vocals and whimsical yet heartfelt verses.

RCA released Smith's self-titled debut album in March 1965 which also reached No. 1, spending seven weeks at the top of the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, and spending 30 weeks on the chart overall.

RCA also released DisinHAIRited (RCA LSO-1163): albumbum of songs that had been written for the show, but saw varying amounts of stage time.

Ms. Shawanda's debut album, "Dawn of a New Day (RCA Nashville), released last year, was appealingly rough edged.

Her version of the Beatles' "Let It Be" helped secure her position in the Top 10 and has been included on the "American Idol -- Season Nine" (RCA) album, released in May.

Ms. Clarkson's fifth album "Stronger" (RCA), was released in October, and it stuck close to familiar themes, even if it lacked the reckless abandon of her breakthrough singles.

Luckily for Mr. Thicke, though, it so happens that 2013 is the best year in a while to be a white-soul conservative, thanks largely to the newly mature, and newly dull, Justin Timberlake, whose third album, "The 20/20 Experience" (RCA), was released in March.