21st Century were part of a young soul group trend that had come out of the city – and which included bigger stars like The 5 Stairsteps and Brighter Side Of Darkness – but the album really doesn’t focus on their youth so much as it does on their strong vocal harmonies.

"Change" is the name of an album released by Spanky & Our Gang in 1975. It was their final album, released after a brief reunion and featuring a slightly altered lineup.

Hugo Montenegro’s Rocket Man: A Tribute to Elton John is an easy listening instrumental album released in 1975 by RCA Victor. The album features jazz-pop and orchestral-style arrangements of Elton John’s songs.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jaws, multiple deluxe soundtrack reissues are being released, showcasing John Williams’ iconic score in remixed, remastered, and collectible formats. These reissues offer fans a definitive, high-fidelity celebration of one of cinema’s most iconic and influential film scores.

Record Store Day 2025. Celebrate 50 Years of the iconic, multi-million selling, Billboard 200 Top 10 Album that features classic WAR anthems like "Low Rider" and the title track "Why Can't We Be Friends?". This Anniversary edition features the original album on one LP with unreleased bonus tracks filling out the 2nd LP.

City Life is the third studio album by the American R&B/jazz-funk fusion group the Blackbyrds, released in 1975 on Fantasy Records.

"… the SACDs definitely offer a clearer view into the music. You also get a better sense of the group harmonies, with a clearer sense of the other three members of the group’s vocal contributions … To my ears, this is the best these albums have ever sounded, so if you are an early Frampton fan, these will really make you smile. "

The Tony Bennett Bill Evans Album is a 1975 studio album by singer Tony Bennett, accompanied by pianist Bill Evans.

Some of the earliest work we've ever seen from Steven Halpern, and some of the best – a mid 70s set that predates some of his better-known new age records of later years – and which has a sound that's maybe a bit more compressed and focused overall! Steven's still playing plenty of Fender Rhodes throughout – using the keys in those enigmatic ways that always make his records so great – mixed with light touches on bass, trumpet, electric flute, and guitar – but only at a few points, so that most of the record is just Halpern opening up with these beautiful lines on the Rhodes! Side one features the long "Sound Spectrum Suite" – and side two features "Be Muse Ment", "Trans Pan Dance", and "Subtle Body Suite" – the last of which is actually a funky Rhodes tune! © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.

The hard Salsa follow up to the landmark Indestructible does not disappoint. Barretto is every bit as hard and swingin here in a hard salsa classic.

With Scorpions – Colours of Rock, BMG is reissuing the eventful band history of these hard rock legends in blazing iridescent colour.

Jackie Jocko (born Jackie Giaccio; 21 January 1929 – 8 August 2019) was a musician, singer, and songwriter from Buffalo, New York. His albums included: “Lover, Come Back to Me” (1952), “Jackie Jocko – Mr. Excitement – From Coast to Coast” (1961), and “Like Wow!” (1962).

Exactly 50 years ago, Marius Müller-Westernhagen launched an unprecedented career with the release of his debut album, "Das Erste Mal," which today makes him one of the most successful artists in this country. To mark the anniversary, "Das Erste Mal" is now being released on limited blue vinyl! Long out of print, it's now available as a remastered edition—an absolute must-have for collectors and fans, as it's a piece of German music history!

Produced by François Lê Xuan and Fred Thomas for Sam Records/Saga. Mastered from the original stereo master tapes. Limited edition 200 copies. Cut by SST (Schallplaten Schneid Technik). Each record has been visually checked to prevent defects. Sam Records and Saga present: A never-before released Billy Harper 1975 live recordings. First official release with the full permission and cooperation of the Billy Harper & INA (Institut National de l’Audiovisuel).

Showcasing Strata-East co-founder Charles Tolliver’s ambitious arrangements and his ability to straddle the line between hard bop and avant-garde, 1975’s Impact features the trumpeter leading a vibrant large ensemble while highlighting soloists James Spaulding, George Coleman, and Harold Vick, anchored by label co-founder Stanley Cowell on piano.