Released on 10th September 1991, Jethro Tull’s 18th studio album, Catfish Rising, was the band’s first to feature keyboardist Andrew Giddings, who had replaced Martin Allcock. The record continues the hard rock and blues sound of Tull’s previous two LPs, Crest Of A Knave and Rock Island. The Catfish tour took in eighty-four dates, performed across fifteen countries between June and December ’91. Featuring shows in North America, Germany, the UK and most of the regular continental European destinations, unusually they also played five nights in Turkey, a less regular territory for rock bands to perform in during the nineties. Of the Turkish shows, four out of five took place in Istanbul, all played at the city’s Harbiye Cemil Topuzlu Open Air Theatre, between 12th and 17th of July.

Formed by five Charterhouse pupils in 1967 - Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Peter Gabriel, guitarist Anthony Phillips and drummer Chris Stewart - Genesis were named by former pupil and pop impresario Jonathan King who arranged for them to record several singles and their debut album, From Genesis to Revelation, in 1969. After splitting with King, the band began touring, signed with Charisma Records and became a progressive rock band with Trespass (1970). Phillips departed after the album's recording, with Banks, Rutherford and Gabriel recruiting Phil Collins on drums and Steve Hackett on guitar before working on Nursery Cryme (1971). Recorded at Trident Studios from August ‘71, Nursery Cryme was released in November and reached No. 39 in the UK, albeit not until 1974.

Now celebrating its 30th anniversary, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition and Festival (EE) is dedicated to transcribing, preserving, and distributing the music of canonic jazz composers to aspiring musicians. And each year, the world-class Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis (JLCO) records the compositions that are newly enshrined in the EE library so that high school musicians all over the globe can hear what these classic songs sound like in a cutting-edge context.

The Best of Tex Perkins: Songs from My Black Cattle Dog is a greatest hits album by Australian singer-songwriter Tex Perkins. The album includes solo tracks as well as The Cruel Sea and Tex, Don and Charlie tracks and was released in August 2009. The album was supported by a national tour. This collection of songs is about Tex Perkins the singer/songwriter; Perko the storytelling balladeer; Tex the hung over melancholic philosopher… So, if you want to hear a world weary journeyman spin a few yarns, spill some beans, spit out some bile, spread a few rumors and shed one or two tears whilst stumbling through some of most joyous musical collaborations of his life with some of the world's greatest musicians (Charlie Owen, Tim Rogers, Don Walker, Murray Paterson, Jim White. To name but a few), then THIS IS the collection for you.

In 2011, iconic rock legends Foreigner delivered an electrifying 85-minute set in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, Illinois. The live album delivers a firework of Foreigner classics such as “Urgent”, “I Want to Know What Love Is”, “Cold As Ice”, “Double Vision” and “Juke Box Hero”.

Santana First ALBUM. “Santana” it’s one of the best debut albums of all time, in a unique way makes you almost forget it’s a studio made. But it wasn’t necessarily blessed by the critics when it was first released, and some even called it “noise” (the original Rolling Stone review). But it was proven otherwise, this is a record that hasn’t aged, that remains fresh to the ears and it’s the best moment Santana as a band and the classic line up had. In the following years Carlos Santana followed the same path as a guitarist but far from the wild jams and experimentation of the 60’s and early 70’s.

54 track compilation comprised mainly of 50's material that includes many well known hits as well as rarer songs.

Following the fantastic response to ‘NOW Yearbook 1980’ – we are thrilled to present more stellar tracks from the year with ‘NOW – Yearbook Extra 1980’. This limited edition 3CD highlights an additional 66 tracks from the charts of 1980, making it the perfect complement to any Yearbook, 80s pop or NOW music collection.

80’s music remains as popular as ever and this 3CD, 60 track collection highlights some of the greatest hits of all time, including 24 UK Chart No. 1 singles!

Features 60 classic dance hits from the 80's including tracks from New Order, Womack & Womack, S-Express, Alexander O'Neal, Bomb The Bass, Chaka Khan, Coldcut, The Pointer Sisters, Soul II Soul, K.C. & The Sunshine Band, Keith Sweat, Billy Ocean, Bobby Brown, The Weather Girls, Ten City, Hazell Dean, Duran Duran, London Boys, Spandau Ballet, Dollar, Rob 'n' Raz, Mel & Kim, Colonel Abrams, Five Star, Nu Shooz, Kim Mazelle, Cameo, Lisa Stansfield and more.

First-ever legitimate anthology of British toytown pop, a much-loved sub-genre among. Four-hour compilation with 87 tracks including hits, misses, rarities and previously unreleased. Issued at the start of 1967, Beatles’ single ‘Penny Lane’ coupled a widescreen production (bolstered by a phalanx of session musicians on brass and woodwind) with a mildly hallucinogenic lyric populated by mundane characters going about their unremarkable suburban lives.
It proved to be an enormously influential record. For the next year or two, British pop was awash with records that married quasi-classical arrangements with newly-minted fairy tales and character vignettes based around the grey everyday lives of ordinary small-town folk.

The complete collection of their singles from across 35 years of the duo's acclaimed career. The 3CD+2BR format includes all Pet Shop Boys' hits starting with their debut single 'West End girls' and continuing through such iconic tracks as 'Love Comes Quickly', 'It's a Sin', 'Always on My Mind', 'Being Boring', 'Suburbia', 'Opportunities', 'What Have I Done to Deserve This?', 'Rent' and 'Heart'. The Blu-Ray includes the complete video collection of the singles.

10 track remix cd featuring remixes of how can you expect to be taken seriously(eclipse mix), In the Night(hot tracks), Losing My Mind(hot tracks), being Boring(hottracks), Was it orth It(Rhythm stick mix), I Get Excited(Sam West mix, Suburbia(Club vocal mix), It a Sin (Techno remix), Oppurtunities(Whistle test mix) and In the Night (piano version)

Glastonbury Fayre is a triple album released in 1972, comprising performances by acts who had appeared at the Glastonbury Festival in 1971 (see Festival line-up 1971) and others. The album came in a fold-out poster sleeve inside a printed PVC outer sleeve, with a 32-page illustrated booklet, a poster sheet and a fold-out Silver Pyramid, all designed by Barney Bubbles. Although most of the performances are live, not all were recorded at the Festival. The track contributed by Grateful Dead (titled "Dark Star….bury" for this compilation) is a version of "Dark Star" recorded at the Empire Pool, Wembley, London, on 8 April 1972 (during the band's Europe '72 tour). The group was widely rumoured to be due to appear at the Festival but did not. Studio demo recordings were contributed by Marc Bolan and Pete Townshend, who did not appear at the event, and by David Bowie, who did.

Recorded live in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 10/12/1989.