Emily Bindiger is a NY singer who has performed on hundreds of recordings, including commercials, movie soundtracks, industrials and records, as well as concert stages worldwide. She started out as a teenager playing clubs in Greenwich Village, then moved to France at 16 where she recorded and released in the spring of 1972, this extremely rare album that has been acclaimed as a psychedelic folk masterpiece. With sensitive backing from local progressive rockers Dynastie Crisis, the eight self-penned songs feature delicate arrangements and lyrics that show remarkable maturity and depth. A firmly established rarity in its original incarnation.

101 Strings Orchestra was a brand for a highly successful easy listening symphonic music organization, with a discography exceeding 150 albums and a creative lifetime of around 30 years beginning in 1957. 101 Strings had a trademark sound, focusing on melody with a laid-back ambiance most often featuring strings. Their LPs were individualized by the slogan "The Sound of Magnificence." The 101 Strings orchestra included 124 string instruments, and was conducted by Wilhelm Stephan.

This is another one of those “why in the hell haven’t they reissued it” records, especially considering the label who issued it is still around. In 1986 Touch and Go released this fine compilation that documented a lot of its current artists, as well as some artists that had never, nor would ever, put out a record on the label.

The most complete collection ever of this beloved Pittsburgh vocal quintet! Includes all their key Calico recordings, including hit and outtake versions of Since I Don't Have You and This I Swear plus It Happened Today; Pennies from Heaven, and Footsteps, AND rare Colpix, Capitol (Where Have They Gone), Jubilee (The Loser), Joe Rock and Warner Bros. Recordings. 40 tracks, every chart hit!

Jazz was moved in alongside Latin rhythms way back when. Even in New Orleans, at its time of birth, jazz was swaying its hips to a Latin beat. Here, on this expansive three-disc set, is arrayed an amazing range of sounds that have shaped not only jazz music but also our lives in recent times. Enjoy these sounds from the likes of Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock, Luiz Boná and Candido.

Now we have an album dedicated to being alone, not loneliness as Dorn explains his in liner notes. But with this play list, the line between the two gets really blurred. Whatever, this is a comprehensive collection of tracks by the top jazz luminaries for albums they cut for the now defunct Muse label and all of them are outstanding regardless of the mood you're in. The Sonny Stitt performance of "Sweet and Lovely" is one of the album's highlights as his sax works in, out, under, and through the piano of Duke Jordan and Sam Jones' bass. The credits list Stitt playing a soprano, but it's the alto he has in his hands for introspective blowing of this classic standard. Wallace Roney is the ostensible leader on "Lost." But his Miles Davis-like trumpet is subordinated to the classical oriented piano of Jacky Terrasson who penned this song.

Soca developed in Trinidad and Tobago, and while it's a music that has been documented, there are many areas in its history that are relatively murky. Bear Family's 2015 compilation Nappy: Music Man shines a spotlight on Richard "Nappy" Mayers, a singer, guitarist, producer, and arranger who began his career with a band called Embryo and had some solo singles in addition to working with other artists. Bear Family's disc – which is exceptionally well-annotated by Dave Elcock – contains 19 of these sides, all recorded between 1975 and 1981, drawing heavily from Embryo's discography and containing a fair share of singles from Nadie La Fond, in addition to singles by Ceasar, Sound Revolution, and Nappy himself.

Golden-voiced Mavericks frontman Raul Malo lets his guitar do the singing in this 10-song collection highlighting his skill as an arranger and instrumentalist. From midnight in Havana to the beaches of California, hear Malo‘s full range of musical influences on display as he explores a wild variety of textures from surf guitar licks, lush earthen tones, spaghetti western to big band jams and more, accompanied occasionally by his Mavericks bandmates. It’s a sonic adventure befitting his time leading music’s most shape-shifting band.

Formed in 1967 in Philadelphia and sampled and Loved by the likes of Four Tet Big K.R.I.T. Madlib Whiz Khalifa and Logic and revered by crate diggers the world over. This collection of tracks have never been on Vinyl before and contains 5 vinyl exclusives.

Pressed on limited edition white, red, blue splatter vinyl. Panama's Soul Gems is about an amazing selection of songs that are hard to find and even less in the same title. The treasure of this album is based on the musical richness experienced in the times of the Panama Canal in which many cultures converged and gave life to a never-before-seen mix of rhythms such as: soul, funk, calypso, etc.

All the greatest gospels in remastered original versions. Find all the magic of the gospel through 100 essential tracks.

There's so much here to titillate and entertain. On the surface, it's all salacious stuff, porn pop if you like. But at the heart of it all, there's an abundance of exciting, fun-filled, brilliantly-performed music provided by some of the greatest entertainers ever to grace the world of blues.

Minuetto di Mia Martini compie 50 anni! Una delle più belle canzoni italiane scritta da Dario Baldan Bembo con le parole di Franco Califano , arrangiamento e direzione orchestrale del Maestro Natale Massara. Viene pubblicata dalla Dischi Ricordi il 25 maggio 1973 nell’album IL GIORNO DOPO. Minuetto proprio nel 1973 vince il Festivalbar.
Oltre a Califano e Baldan Bembo molti gli autori e compositori che partecipano a questo Album : Antonello Venditti , Bruno Lauzi , Maurizio Fabrizio , Franca Evangelisti, Luigi Albertelli, Paolo Limiti.

One of the most important voices in British folk music Shirley Collins returns with 'Archangel Hill', her third album for Domino. Due for release on May 26th 2023, it showcases another peerless collection of songs chosen by Collins, some from traditional sources but others from favourite writers of hers. Produced by Ian Kearey - Shirley Collins' musical director - the arrangements were shared between Collins, Kearey, Pip Barnes, as well as Dave Arthur and Pete Cooper, players from The Lodestar Band. All of the songs on the album were recorded last year except for 'Hand and Heart', which was taken from a live performance at the Sydney Opera House in 1980 and features an arrangement by Shirley's beloved and talented sister Dolly Collins.

Mike Oldfield's iconic Tubular Bells is being reissued to celebrate it's 50th Anniversary. This special collection features an unreleased demo made five years ago which, at the time, was intended to be the start of a new 50th anniversary version of the work. Then, Mike Oldfield retired, and the eight-minute introduction was shelved. Now seeing the light of day, Tubular Bells 4 Intro is the conclusion to this historic album's incredible life and may well be the last thing to ever be recorded by Oldfield.