Dee Dee Sharp (born Dione LaRue, September 9, 1945, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States) is an American R&B singer, who began her career recording as a backing vocalist in 1961.

Formed by Swedish blood brothers Tomas Olsson on guitars and Fredrik Bergh on keys and bass, Bloodbound quickly became a complete band with the addition of talented drummer Oskar Belin and the unique vocalist Urban Breed, who recently departed Tad Morose after being with them for nearly a decade. The influences on this album are obvious. Iron Maiden is the primary influence on most of the songs with galloping bass lines and piercing/repeating lead guitar licks, but there are also many Blind Guardian moments with grand vocal choruses; but not to be ignored is the occasional Judas Priest vibe. Fans of Urban Breed's dominating vocal talents should not pass this one up.

2008 UK issue 12-track digitally remastered CD album; If became the pride of the jazz-rock scene when they conquered Europe & the US with their dynamic and sophisticated live performances- these tracks have been compiled in consultation with If saxophonist & composer Dave Quincy, with material taken from studio and live albums, presented in sealed digipak sleeve…

A new band - 6 members, 6 friends - all with huge experience and knowledge from many years in the business and being part of the most successful melodic metal bands: this is SERIOUS BLACK! The line-up consists of Roland Grapow (Masterplan, ex-Helloween), Thomen Stauch (ex-Blind Guardian), Mario Lochert (ex-Visions Of Atlantis), Dominik Sebastian (Edenbridge), Jan Vacik (ex-Dreamscape) and (last but not least) the golden voice of Urban Breed (ex-Tad Morose). SERIOUS BLACK is different to many of the so-called 'all star' bands, because in fact, they are a real band.

Give, Get, Take and Have is a 1976 album by Curtis Mayfield. The track "P.S. I Love You" was later featured in the film Superbad and on its accompanied soundtrack.

Formed in 1970, Grobschnitt was one of the best German band from the mid-Seventies. All of the members of the band adopted pseudonyms, namely "Eroc", "Mist", "Wildschwein", "Lupo" and "Popo". The band was created by Joachim "Eroc" Ehrig (drums, percussion), Stefan "Wildschwein" Daneliak (guitars & vocals), and Gerd-Otto "Lupo" Kühn (guitar, vocals). This nucleus was later completed by Wolgang "Popo" Jäger (bass) and Volker "Mist" Kahrs (keyboards, Mellotron, synthesizers)…

Tom Petty reunited his original Gainesville band Mudcrutch for a lark in 2008. Their eponymous album and short accompanying tour didn't carry the feeling of unfinished business so much as a good-natured ramble through the past. Some old originals were excavated, new songs written, and old favorites covered, all wrapped up in a charmingly ragged little record that gave Petty a bit of a creative jolt…

Seeds album for sale by Gallagher & Lyle was released May 06, 2016 on the Imports label. Gallagher & Lyle beef up their folk-based sound from previous albums on this recording produced by Glyn Johns. Seeds buy CD music The duo adds several uptempo cuts in a more rock-oriented vein, using saxophone on the opening and most rock-oriented cut, "Country Morning." Seeds songs Harmonicas add energy to the second song, the uptempo "A Misspent Youth," one of several songs with a social edge. Seeds album for sale Both Gallagher and Lyle have thin voices, but on songs which have an edge of melancholy, such as "Remember Then," and "The Clearings," (two of the outstanding tracks) the voice quality lends itself to good effect.

Miles Davis - Prime Cuts From The Legendary Paris Olympia Concerts (2004) {3CD Box Europe 1-RTE 55969 rec 1960}
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3-disc box set includes 2 dates at the Olympia Theatre on March 21, 1960 (disc 1 & 2) and October 11th of the same year (disc 3). Accompanying players on the former date include John Coltrane on tenor sax, Wynton Kelly on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums. Sonny Stitt alternates with Coltrane on sax on "Autumn Leaves", "No Blues" and "Fran Dance" on disc 2. Also, on disc 3, Stitt replaces Coltrane. At the end of the disc they've tacked on a half-hour medley jam from 1973 with a different line-up again.