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Fit to Be Tied was intended to be the definitive Joan Jett hits package, and it nearly succeeds. Since Jett's Blackheart label only secured the rights to her first four solo albums (her most consistent work), the singles from the uneven Up Your Alley – "I Hate Myself for Loving You" (one of Jett's best originals and biggest hits) and "Little Liar" – had to be presented here in alternate versions. While the re-recording of "Hate Myself" and the live version of "Little Liar" are executed faithfully, they may bother fans who want the original recordings.

The iconic, game changing Modern Sounds in Country And Western albums, combined into a single release for CD in the 2000s, will be restored and released individually, as originally intended. The significance of these records cannot be overlooked. They are proof that great country music is malleable, and open to interpretation. Volume 1 quickly became one of the best-selling albums recorded by a Black musician of the time, as well as one of the best-selling country albums. It topped the Billboard Pop Album Chart of a month, and spawned four hit singles, including “I Can’t Stop Loving” which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, R&B, and the Adult Contemporary Charts, was nominated for Record Of The Year, and won the GRAMMY for Best Rhythm & Blues Recording at the 5th Annual Grammy Awards in 1963. “You Don’t Know Me” met with similar success. Ray Charles remains the first and only Black performer to earn a GRAMMY Award and a #1 Billboard Pop Chart Hit with a country and western song as he did with “l Can’t Stop Loving You.” Volume 2 followed its predecessor by just six months, and is widely regarded as just as strong, if not stronger than the first - the second made with the confidence that this formula or country & soul works. With three hit singles on both the R&B and Pop charts, including the #1 hit You Are My Sunshine, both volumes changed the course of popular music and remain a testament to the genius of Ray Charles.

This release from NOVUM is a CD of motets by François Couperin (1668-1733), the greatest figure in the French musical scene of the early 18th century. Everybody knows his fabulous harpsichord pieces, few his equally fabulous motets. Why? Many of them were effectively lost for over 200 years, and some have survived only in incomplete form. As a result, the motets are a sorely neglected part of his output. This New College release puts that right. Something like half the CD is of music never before recorded. The incomplete sources - violin parts lost soon after composition - have been reconstituted here by Edward Higginbottom, musicologist as well as Director of New College Choir.

Pioneering post-punk band, the Gang of Four were formed in the bricolage punk rock fallout culture of late seventies Leeds - a place where art was a mirror and guitars were machine guns. Gang of Four tore up the template and made sense of the question marks thrown up by year zero. They redesigned rock in the punk aftermath, taking the incendiary energy of the form and crisscrossing it with funk, stripping away the baggage of rock excess and creating a new stripped-down music that was full of agit energy, heavy grooves, shrapnel guitars and politically charged lyrics matching the fervour of the times.

Verdi’s Requiem is a work of white-hot dramatic intensity, infused with his lifetime of composing opera. His approach to religion is explosive, emotional, and full of temperament and fear, the latter being wonderfully conveyed by López-Cobos in this concert performance.

BPM, the exciting new Contemporary Jazz Supergroup is: Brian Bromberg: "… his chops are burnin'… Bromberg's technical and creative virtuosity as one of the premier jazz bassists of his generation. " -ALLMUSIC Paul Brown: "… a top-to-bottom smooth jazz stunner brimming with bright melodies and enough hits to fill a Christmas stocking. " - All About Jazz Michael Paulo: "Paulo's warm and welcoming alto sax ushers the listener along an ebullient path fragrant with verdant melody. " -The Urban Music Scene Together, these 3 greats combine to create inspiring BPM Contemporary Jazz Magic!!! Jazz Review. Com calls Paul Brown "The greatest producer in the history of Smooth Jazz. " Michael Paulo is world renowned for his brilliant work with such megastars as Miles Davis, Al Jarreau and Peter White. And Brian Bromberg's in- credible career encompasses performance with such giants as Bill Evans, Sting, and many more. Together, these 3 greats combine to create inspiring Contemporary Jazz Magic!!!

Having struck pay dirt with another of its exhumations, Georg Schumann—see review of his piano trios in 35: 5—CPO, label of the Long Lost Composers Society—here resurrects Schumann’s Symphony in B Minor and his Serenade, op. 34. Georg Alfred Schumann (1866–1952) is yet another composer that can be added to the list of blue-ribbon winners produced under Carl Reinecke’s tutelage at the Leipzig Conservatory, and the term “blue-ribbon” is not used metaphorically. In 1886, still a student at the conservatory, Schumann composed this B-Minor Symphony, and when he entered it in an orchestral composition competition two years later it took first prize out of 57 entries.

This release combines Lalomie’s first solo album “My Music Is Hot” (1977) with all of her singles and b-sides from the ‘70s Parachute recording era. Includes the singles ‘My Love Is Hot (Caliente Un Amour), ‘Man Power (Can You Do It)’, ‘Double Funkin’ and ‘Two Sides’, plus all b-sides and alternative mixes from each of her early releases on Parachute.

"Surprise," released in 1991, is the debut studio album by Crystal Waters, known for her distinctive voice and innovative blend of house music and pop. The album features her breakout hit "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)," which became a massive success and is often credited with helping to popularize house music. The album showcases a mix of upbeat dance tracks and catchy melodies, characterized by Waters' engaging lyrics and infectious rhythms. Other notable tracks include "Makin' Happy" and "Voodoo," which highlight her ability to create memorable hooks and danceable beats.

"Release Some Tension," released in 1997, is the third studio album by the R&B group SWV (Sisters With Voices). The album features a mix of their signature smooth harmonies and contemporary R&B sound, showcasing themes of love, empowerment, and self-expression. Key tracks include "You're the One," "Can We," and "Rain," all of which highlight the group's vocal prowess and catchy melodies. The album received positive reviews and performed well on the charts, further solidifying SWV's status in the '90s R&B scene.

Five-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan is releasing a brand-new album, Mind of a Country Boy, featuring 14 tracks including his latest single, "Love you, Miss you, Mean It." "This song was special from the first time I heard it," said Luke. "I knew it would resonate. It's about young love and that whole process of trying to make relationships work through the on-again and off-again cycles. My wife and I went through that journey during college, and I know a lot of people out there have too." During his career Luke has performed for more than 14 million fans inclusive of his numerous headline tours, "Crash My Playa," "Luke Bryan: VEGAS" and "Farm Tour."

Southern Rock underdogs Black Oak Arkansas return with their first full-length album of all new recordings in more than 30 years! Founding members Jim "Dandy" Mangrum (vocals) and Rickie Lee Reynolds (guitar) have been keeping the spirit of BOA alive and their songwriting partnership makes this album an essential release in the band's much heralded catalog! Includes a very special recording of virtuoso guitarist Shawn Lane, regarded by many as one of the fastest guitar players to ever live, and a member of the BOA clan since 1978! Mangrum and Reynolds continue to tour around the US to enthusiastic audiences and will be hitting the road in support of this album!

"20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best of Crystal Waters," released in 2001, is a compilation album that highlights the most significant tracks from the influential house music artist Crystal Waters. Known for her distinctive voice and catchy hooks, Waters made a major impact in the dance music scene with hits like "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" and "100% Pure Love." This collection features her most popular songs, capturing the essence of her contributions to the genre throughout the '90s. The album showcases her ability to blend infectious beats with socially relevant lyrics, making it both a nostalgic and enjoyable listening experience.

"Music For Dancefloors: The Cream of the KPM Music Green Label Sessions," released in 2000, is a compilation that showcases tracks from the KPM music library, known for its high-quality production music. This collection emphasizes upbeat and danceable tracks, blending genres like funk, disco, and electronic. The album features a variety of artists and composers, highlighting the vibrant sound of the KPM Green Label, which is often used in television and film. It's designed to evoke a lively atmosphere, perfect for parties or energetic settings.