Earth Prayer is a 1999 collaboration CD between Bill Douglas and Ars Nova Singers. This was released by Hearts Of Space.

"Back In My Life" is the 1999 single by Dutch group Alice Deejay. This is the Australasian (Australia and New Zealand) pressing featuring seven tracks, including two mixes of "Better Off Alone". This was released by X-Over Recordings.

On Herlin Riley's debut as a leader, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra's drummer enlisted the services of fellow LCJO band members, trumpeter Ryan Kisor, trombonist Wycliffe Gordon, saxophonist Victor Goines, pianist Farid Barron, and bassist Rodney Whitaker, to perform nine Riley originals and one by Whitaker, a heartfelt tribute to pianist John Lewis.

Lotofire is the 1999 album by Mexican pop singer Elizabeth Guerra Vazquez, who is known as Ely Guerra. It was released on Omtown/EMI Mexico in the rest of North America in 2002 and was her third album, her second for the EMI familia.

As is so often the case in jazz, vocalist Jeffrey Smith found an appreciation for his music in Europe long before his talent was recognized in his native U.S. DOWN HERE BELOW may be just the thing to alter that situation. Unlike the many R&B-oriented vocalists who cross over into the jazz world, Smith has a polished, eloquent delivery not dissimilar to that of the late, great Johnny Hartman. His agile phrasing and effortless swing are showcased to fine effect on Coltrane's undulating "Afro Blue," the Philly soul classic "Love On A Two-Way Street" and more. The urgent, angular piano of Rodney Kendrick and the emotive violin of Regina Carter prove to be excellent foils for Smith's steady, unruffled vocal approach. ~ AllMusic Review by AllMusic

The Great (or The Great Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich) is a 1999 compilation CD by British pop/rock group Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich. This was made by Portuguese label Goldies/I.M.C. Music.

In this filmed adaption of the long-running musical, we see the story of Joseph (Donny Osmond), son of Jacob (Sir Richard Attenborough). The favored son, he is betrayed by his jealous brothers and sold into slavery and driven to Egypt. Though beset with adversity, Joseph perseveres through wit and faith and becomes the Governor of Egypt, second only to the Pharaoh (Robert Torti). This all the sets the scene for when he meets his brothers who have come to Egypt to purchase food.

16 Biggest Hits is a 1999 compilation CD by country singer Johnny Cash. Released through Columbia Legacy as part of their 16 Biggest Hits series, this features 16 of someone of Cash's most well known songs, all original versions.

Sangre Mia is the 1999 album by The Omar Torrez Band, fronted by Seattle singer/guitarist Omar Torrez. This disc was released on his own OT label, which means it was made for the fans.

Kenwood ColleXion Volume 2 is a 1999 promotional compilation released through the Kenwood company in conjunction with Universal Music. Its focus is "alternative/urban music" so it features people of color in the studio: Mya, Monifah, A+, Ozomatli, Puya and many more.

Horsie is the 1999 album by the Twilight Circus Dub Sound System, the one-man band created by Ryan Moore. On this album, he/they are credited as Twilight Circus Sound System. This was released on Dutch label M Records. This was also a library disc so no large scans for it.

The Middle Of Nowhere is the 1999 album by British brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll, who are known as Orbital. This was released by the ffrr label.

Millennium: 20 Músicas Do Século XX is a 1999 compilation disc by Brazil's Milton Nascimento. This comes from the fine folks as Polygram/Mercury Brazil as part of their "Millennium" series.

Radio Cramps: The Purple Knif Show is a 1999 compilation of some of The Cramps' Lux Interior's favorite garage rock songs, most of which came from his own record collection. This was released by Munster.

Danseland is the 1999 album by Denmarkian Eurodance trio Coco. The album consists of covers of popular children's songs but placed in a dance fashion. This was released by the almighty Tenderfoot.