1. Arturo Cracchiolo - Marshall Mathers LP (Edited)

Marshall Mathers LP (Edited)

Marshall Mathers LP (Edited)

2. World Of Vinylgroover Pt.2

World Of Vinylgroover Pt.2

World Of Vinylgroover Pt.2

3. Dream Syndicate includes: Steve Wynn, Chris Cacavas. GHOST STORIES contains 2 tracks ("Now I Ride Alone" and "I Ain't Living Long Like This") not available on the original LP release. Includes eight bonus tracks. Dream Syndicate: Steve Wynn (vocals, guitar). Liner Note Author: Pat Thomas . 1988's GHOST STORIES is an impressive follow up to the desert-rock foray of 1986's OUT OF THE GREY. Guitarist Paul B. Cutler sounds more fully integrated into the band than on the previous album, and singer/songwriter Steve Wynn's tunes are sharper and more direct than anything since the band's phenomenal debut, THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES; the tender ballad "Whatever You Please" is one of his finest songs. Elsewhere, the bluesy "Withered and Torn" and "Loving the Sinner, Hating the Sin" reveal a surprisingly apropos British R&B aspect of Wynn's songwriting, more John Mayall's Bluesbreakers than Stax/Volt. This version includes bonus tracks not on the Enigma Records original.

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Dream Syndicate includes: Steve Wynn, Chris Cacavas. GHOST STORIES contains 2 tracks ("Now I Ride Alone" and "I Ain't Living Long Like This") not available on the original LP release. Includes eight bonus tracks. Dream Syndicate: Steve Wynn (vocals, guitar). Liner Note Author: Pat Thomas . 1988's GHOST STORIES is an impressive follow up to the desert-rock foray of 1986's OUT OF THE GREY. Guitarist Paul B. Cutler sounds more fully integrated into the band than on the previous album, and singer/songwriter Steve Wynn's tunes are sharper and more direct than anything since the band's phenomenal debut, THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES; the tender ballad "Whatever You Please" is one of his finest songs. Elsewhere, the bluesy "Withered and Torn" and "Loving the Sinner, Hating the Sin" reveal a surprisingly apropos British R&B aspect of Wynn's songwriting, more John Mayall's Bluesbreakers than Stax/Volt. This version includes bonus tracks not on the Enigma Records original.

4. 3 LP's on 1 CD: THE MICE/LAVENDER GIRL/THE FLIGHT OF THE LAWN CHAIR MAN, and, originally produced by Hal Prince. Music and lyrics for THE FLIGHT OF THE LAWN CHAIR MAN by Robert Lindsey-Nassif. Music and lyrics for THE MICE by Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Dunbar Benjamin. Music and lyrics for LAVENDER GIRL by John Bucchino. THE MICE: Original cast includes: Valerie Wright (Virga Vay), John Scherer (Allan Cedar), Herndon Lackey (Orlo Vay). LAVENDAR GIRL: Original cast includes: Will Gartshore (Colin), Rachel Ulanet (Lavender), Christopher Fitzgerald (Mitch). THE FLIGHT OF THE LAWNCHAIR MAN: John Scherer (Big Jack Preston), Valerie Wright (Blaire), Donna Lynne Champlin (Gracie). Recorded on January 9 & 11 2001.

Cast Recording - Three [CD] 02147129922 Music

Cast Recording - Three (CD NEW) Label: Drg Format: CD Release Date: 13 Mar 2001 No. of Discs: 1 UPC: 021471299229 Album Tracks 1. Overture (to The Mice) 2. Mice! 3. Two Hours Here 4. What If 5. That's All I Need 6. If You'd Be Mine 7. Overture (To Lavender Girl) 8. Leavin' Town 9. We've Got Time 10. Dancing 11. Foolish Dreamin'/Something Beautiful 12. Real Enough To Change My Mind 13. Overture (to The Flight Of The Lawnchair Man) 14. To Tame The Sky 15. What Is That? 16. Tiny 17. Genius 18. The Air Is Free 19. Never Finish Before You Are Finished 20. Creature Of The Air 21. Finale

5. Recorded between 1951 and 1957. RADIO FAVORITES '51-'57 contains 14 tracks. Country's greatest singing duo, the Louvin Brothers, has long been held in high regard by both musicians and devoted fans of country music. Until recently, however, the general public had little access to the group's recordings. Among the first and best of the compact discs to reverse this trend was RADIO FAVORITES, a 1993 release from the Country Music Foundation. The disc collects 14 previously unreleased live radio performances, including ten from the group's 1955-1957 tenure with the Grand Old Opry. The Louvins divided their career commitments between gospel and secular music, and RADIO FAVORITES cleverly mirrors this dichotomy, presenting seven gospel numbers and seven secular tunes (on the original vinyl release, each grouping had its own side). Neither set disappoints: in fact, part of the Louvins' tremendous appeal lay in the conflict between the sacred and profane embodied in their music. Beyond this content, however, is the sound of two perfectly wedded voices. Each of the 14 tracks included here is among the group's best compositions, making RADIO FAVORITES a solid introduction to the Louvins' remarkable body of work.

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Recorded between 1951 and 1957. RADIO FAVORITES '51-'57 contains 14 tracks. Country's greatest singing duo, the Louvin Brothers, has long been held in high regard by both musicians and devoted fans of country music. Until recently, however, the general public had little access to the group's recordings. Among the first and best of the compact discs to reverse this trend was RADIO FAVORITES, a 1993 release from the Country Music Foundation. The disc collects 14 previously unreleased live radio performances, including ten from the group's 1955-1957 tenure with the Grand Old Opry. The Louvins divided their career commitments between gospel and secular music, and RADIO FAVORITES cleverly mirrors this dichotomy, presenting seven gospel numbers and seven secular tunes (on the original vinyl release, each grouping had its own side). Neither set disappoints: in fact, part of the Louvins' tremendous appeal lay in the conflict between the sacred and profane embodied in their music. Beyond this content, however, is the sound of two perfectly wedded voices. Each of the 14 tracks included here is among the group's best compositions, making RADIO FAVORITES a solid introduction to the Louvins' remarkable body of work.

6. Personnel: Claire Austin (vocals); Bob Scobey (trumpet); Kid Ory (trombone); Stan Wrightsman, Don Ewell (piano); Barney Kessel (guitar); Morty Corb, Ed Garland (bass); Shelly Manne, Minor Hall (drums). Recorded in Los Angeles, California on April 2, 1954, April 13, 1955 and February 16, 1956. Tracks 1-10 originally released on Contemporary (5002). Tracks 11-18 originally released as the 10-inch LP CLAIRE AUSTIN SINGS THE BLUES WITH KID ORY on Good Time Jazz (L-24). Includes liner notes by Lester Koenig and S.I. Hayakawa. Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1991, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).

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Personnel: Claire Austin (vocals); Bob Scobey (trumpet); Kid Ory (trombone); Stan Wrightsman, Don Ewell (piano); Barney Kessel (guitar); Morty Corb, Ed Garland (bass); Shelly Manne, Minor Hall (drums). Recorded in Los Angeles, California on April 2, 1954, April 13, 1955 and February 16, 1956. Tracks 1-10 originally released on Contemporary (5002). Tracks 11-18 originally released as the 10-inch LP CLAIRE AUSTIN SINGS THE BLUES WITH KID ORY on Good Time Jazz (L-24). Includes liner notes by Lester Koenig and S.I. Hayakawa. Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1991, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).

7. 80 selections, 13 of them previously unreleased, featuring the piano master with Louis Bellson, Benny Carter, Red Callender, Buddy DeFranco, Bill Douglass, Harry Edison, Roy Eldridge, Lionel Hampton, Jo Jones, Barney Kessel, Buddy Rich, John Simmons, Alvin Stoller and Ben Webster. Recorded between 1954 and 1956, the bulk of these sessions were released by Pablo during the 70s as an 8 record set; a 9th album was later issued separately. This material is now augmented by more than an hour of "new" music - a previously unreleased tune, a 78 RPM version of another, and 10 alternate masters. The package also contains a 14 page booklet, with the definitive essay by Benny Green that was part of the original LP set.

The Complete Pablo Group Masterpieces

The Complete Pablo Group Masterpieces

8. Mongo Santamaria - Personnel: Mongo Santamaria, Al Abreu, Nat Adderley, Jose De Paulo, Bobby Capers, Jimmy Cobb, Julio Collazo, Chick Corea, Carmen Costa, Carmelo Garcia, Rodgers Grant, Marcellino Guerra, Wito Kortwright, Hubert Laws, Ray Lucas, "Chihuahua" Martinez, Pat Patrick, Elliot Romero, Paul Serrano, Marty Sheller, "To-Tiko," Victor Venegas.Recorded between July of 1962 and the spring of 1964.2 LP's on 1 CD.

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Personnel: Mongo Santamaria, Al Abreu, Nat Adderley, Jose De Paulo, Bobby Capers, Jimmy Cobb, Julio Collazo, Chick Corea, Carmen Costa, Carmelo Garcia, Rodgers Grant, Marcellino Guerra, Wito Kortwright, Hubert Laws, Ray Lucas, "Chihuahua" Martinez, Pat Patrick, Elliot Romero, Paul Serrano, Marty Sheller, "To-Tiko," Victor Venegas. Recorded between July of 1962 and the spring of 1964. 2 LP's on 1 CD.

9. 2 LP's on 1 CD: TRIO AND SOLO/COLE PORTER IN A MODERN MOOD. Includes liner notes by Orrin Keepnews. Digitally remastered by Kirk Felton (2000, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). TRIO AND SOLO: Personnel: Randy Weston (piano); Sam Gill (bass); Art Blakey (drums). Engineers: Rudy Van Gelder, Jack Higgins. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey on January 25, 1955 and in New York, New York on September 10, 1956. Originally released on Riverside (227). COLE PORTER IN A MODERN MOOD: Personnel: Randy Weston (piano); Sam Gill (bass). Recorded in New York, New York in April 27, 1954. Originally released on Riverside (2508).

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2 LP's on 1 CD: TRIO AND SOLO/COLE PORTER IN A MODERN MOOD. Includes liner notes by Orrin Keepnews. Digitally remastered by Kirk Felton (2000, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). TRIO AND SOLO: Personnel: Randy Weston (piano); Sam Gill (bass); Art Blakey (drums). Engineers: Rudy Van Gelder, Jack Higgins. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey on January 25, 1955 and in New York, New York on September 10, 1956. Originally released on Riverside (227). COLE PORTER IN A MODERN MOOD: Personnel: Randy Weston (piano); Sam Gill (bass). Recorded in New York, New York in April 27, 1954. Originally released on Riverside (2508).

10. The Best Of Eddy Arnold (Remaster)

The Best Of Eddy Arnold (Remaster)

Vinyl record: The Best of Eddy Arnold CD