1962 First Album Complete Studio Recording.

UK five CD box set containing a quintet of albums packaged in mini LP sleeves and housed in a slipcase. This box from the jazz great includes the albums Life Between The Exit Signs, Restoration Ruin, Somewhere Before, The Mourning Of A Star and El Juicio (The Judgment).

1994-06-26 Pilton, UK. Soundboard recording.

'Goodbye, Boys, Goodbye!', is a jam-packed collection of 35 rare, obscure and unreleased songs sung by females. Expect lavish production, romantic lyrics and heartfelt vocalism found wrapped in two-minute boquets. Looking back at a special time in the mid sixties where girl pop reigned supreme, Teensville Rec-ords presents Goodbye, Boys, Goodbye!, a jam-packed collection of 35 rare, obscure and unre-leased songs sung by females. Expect lavish production, romantic lyrics and heartfelt vocalism found wrapped in two-minute boquets. Includes unreleased tracks by Lynette West, Ellie Green-wich, Peanut, Bernadette Peters and Jean Thomas. he CD is presented with a full-colour 20 page booklet featuring liner notes, annotations and historic photographs.

Ace’s odyssey through time and space to bring you this compilation has taken almost as long as the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. The 40th anniversary of the moon landing had yet to be celebrated when this CD was first scheduled for lift-off. It has taken a fair old while to get to the launching pad, but we haven’t Saturn our backsides waiting for mission control to clear us for lift-off. The Ace-tronauts of Steele Road never lost sight of their mission statement – which was to boldly go where no CD of its type had gone before; maybe even to The Final Frontier as far as space-themed compilations go. Nearly five years after the final countdown first began, we are ready for the blast off! “Greatest Hits From Outer Space” offers a stellar collection of music that can truthfully be said to be nothing less than out of this world. Whether you live on Jupiter or in Jesmond, on Venus or in Ventnor, on Pluto or in Prestwich, Ace’s lab-coated boffins have bet their moonboots that, unlike Houston, you won’t have a problem in enjoying this voyage around the galaxy of space-related music. We don’t claim to be definitive in our quest – to be so would require a boxed set, at least – but we do feel that we’ve left no moon rock unturned in an attempt to bring you the best selection of space-related music ever to orbit around your CD player.

Celebrating the 85th Anniversary of Carnegie Hall
1891-1976. Recorded live at Carnegie Hall in May 18,1976. Includes "85th Year" souvenir edition of "Intermezzo", the magazine of Carnegie Hall. All artist royalties for this live recording will accrue to the Carnegie Hall endowment fund. Mr. Fischer-Dieskau appears through the courtesy of Deutsche Grammophone. Mr. Horowitz appears through the courtesy of RCA Records. Mr. Menuhin appears through the courtesy of Angel Records. Original watercolor by Ardis Hughes from the collection of Stewart J. Warkow. Made in the USA

The Beatles – "Bournemouth 1963" – Latest Release from HMC Label! The highly anticipated new release from the renowned Beatles collectors' label HMC is finally here! "Bournemouth 1963" features a 2-CD collection of four rare live performances from 1963, a pivotal year when Beatlemania took the UK by storm.

Recorded At – Grugahalle, Essen, West Germany 25th June 1966 (Evening Show). Recorded At Circus-Krone-Bau, Munich, West Germany 24th June 1966.

On their eleventh regular studio album, "Every Rock, Every Half-Truth under Reason", conceptual and experimental artists KAYO DOT commemorate the 20th anniversary of "Choirs of the Eye" by reuniting the original line-up. This bold musical statement from the ever-changing composer and mastermind Toby Driver marks both a return and a progression from the band's seminal debut by revisiting the compositional practices that defined it while pushing forward into uncharted territory. Rejecting traditional rock structures and the more predictable contours of metal, "Every Rock, Every Half-Truth under Reason" shapes a sound that feels familiar and alien at once, where custom-designed microtonal organs and guitars weave an effort to reconcile the impossible tension between past and future. Moving away from the typical emphasis on low-end frequencies, it floats instead in the upper spectrum, where the textures become more fragile, more intimate, and more abrasive and terrifying. This KAYO DOT album is also haunted by the ghost of a future to come: the spectre of AI-generated creativity.

-Whether 'Forbidden Planet' or 'Visitors from Space' - here the fan of 1950s Sci-Fi movies gets his money's worth! This release in Bear Family's 'Destination' series deals with the unexplainable, the other dimension, and last but not least with interplanetary horror - but it also really rocks out. -37 tracks from 1951-1965 answer the most urgent questions: does the forbidden planet exist, and are there beings from outer space? -Of course, we hear various interpretations by famous artists, including Louis Prima, Billy Lee Riley or Judy Garland! -In addition, plenty of unknown rarities that would have deserved chart success, many of them for the first time on CD! -Furthermore: two exceptional guitarists in a class of their own: Billy Mure and George Barnes! Both with outstanding Outer Space instrumentals! -Artists from different nations, among others Freddy Sunder from Belgium and Winifred Atwell and Don Lang from Great Britain. -This extraterrestrial music cocktail is rounded off with original movie trailers and some monumental orchestral interludes à la David Rose and Jimmie Haskell. The forbidden planet - what is the story behind it? And what are the 'Purple People Eater', the Blood Beasts and the Robot Men? Beings from another world? Visitors from outer space? All these questions can only be answered by this CD. What's more, it rocks and swings, not only on Earth, but also on Mars, Jupiter, the Moon and, of course, the forbidden planet.

Thom Bell, along with Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, was part of the holy trinity of Philly soul. Reaching an apogee in the early to mid-70s with records for the Delfonics (‘Didn’t I Blow Your Mind This Time’), Stylistics (‘Betcha By Golly, Wow’), the Detroit Spinners (‘The Rubberband Man’), and Dionne Warwick (‘Then Came You’), Bell was the classically trained arranger who introduced the celeste, the French horn and the harpsichord to soul music. This is the sequel to “Ready Or Not”, Ace’s first acclaimed compilation of the late Thom Bell’s productions and arrangements. Put together by Saint Etienne’s Bob Stanley, “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind?” combines some of Bell’s biggest and best loved 70s hits with rarities and 80s quiet storm classics such as Deniece Williams’ ‘Silly’ and Phyllis Hyman’s seductive ‘Let Somebody Love You’. Elton John lines up alongside soul legends like Lou Rawls and Eloise Laws. This collection will appeal to Northern Soul collectors as well as pulling in lovers of smooth 70s and 80s soul. Bob Stanley’s sleeve-notes – with a rare interview with Bell himself - and a wealth of rare photos are icing on the cake. Bell’s unique and instantly identifiable Philly sound has proved timeless.

Edition of 500 copies. The original Third Mind tapes were released in March (Volume One and Two) and September (Volume Three, Four and Five) 1983. ‘Rising From The Red Sand’ was one the most comprehensive compilations of early 80’s industrial, wave and underground music, spanning a total of five cassettes, compiled by Gary Levermore for his own Third Mind Records label (which has also recently been revived). The original five tapes are now released as a 5xLP set, following several months of tracking down as many artists as possible to obtain their permission to reissue their material. Almost all were found, although nine tracks are missing from this box. ‘Rising From The Red Sand’ was both a precursor to can can be seen along the lines of the two later double LP’s 'Elephant Table Album' and 'Three Minute Symphony', but due to the vastness of the project offers a more complete insight into the musical underground of the early-mid 80’s period.‘Rising From The Red Sand’ includes the likes of Chris & Cosey, Nurse With Wound, Die Tödliche Doris, Test Dept, Attrition, Colin Potter, Muslimgauze, Ian Boddy, We Be Echo, Konstruktivists, Portion Control, Metamorphosis, Bene Gesserit, Legendary Pink Dots, P16.D4, Nocturnal Emissions, Human Flesh, Bushido, Smegma, Ptose, Kopf Kurz, Merzbow, Tone Death, Pseudo Code, Conrad Schnitzler, Cultural Amnesia, John Hurst, Section 25, Fan Tan, Un Departement, Scram Ju Ju, Five Or Six, Sylvie & Babs, James Braddell, Onnyk, Nexda, Hula, Dave Knight, Irsol.

Italia Synthetica 1981-1985 represents the musical mutation that occurred after the post-punk hangover gave way to more frigid emotional shores, in-line with the synth-wave moment that was sweeping Europe and the white cliffs of Albion. This scene flourished in Italy between 1981-1985, and the musicians that came out of it are still revered today (particularly in the US). Robotic rhythms and intuitions that, besides sharing common ground with the electronic movements that had come before, also knew how to fill up the dancefloor. Featuring four previously unreleased tracks by Der Blaue Reiter, along with tracks by Modo, Actor's Studio, and La Maison, as well as the still fresh sounding contributions by true pioneers of the genre Neon and Naif Orchestra. Also features Ein-st-ein, Scortilla, Eurotunes, Oh Oh Art, and 2+2=5 featuring Paolo Mauri.

Released in 2004, In A Jazzymental Mood combines the timeless elegance of jazz with touches of pop and lounge. With a diverse lineup ranging from Agnetha Fältskog to Michael Bublé and De-Phazz to Bob James, it delivers both modern and classic jazz vibes. Perfect for a relaxed coffee break or a focused listening session, it takes you on a smooth, stylish musical journey.

CD 1 & 2 are recorded live at the Will Rogers Memorial Center, Forth Worth, Texas, July 18th, 1978
except: CD 2 tracks 12-14. CD 3 & 4 are recorded live at the Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, Tennessee, June 28, 1978 Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky, June 29th, 1978 Masonic Hall, Detroit, Michigan, July 6th, 1978 Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston, Texas, July 19th, 1978. Gold CD ! Limited Edition. Digitally Remastered.