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The Final Tour - 2-disk set
:Album Description:UK live release, recorded at Cardiff's International Arena on June 5th, features 23 Top 10 hits including eight #1's. 2004.
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The Best of Bill Medley
:Album Description:UK live release, recorded at Cardiff's International Arena on June 5th, features 23 Top 10 hits including eight #1's. 2004.
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The Complete Johnny Mercer Songbook
:Album Description:UK live release, recorded at Cardiff's International Arena on June 5th, features 23 Top 10 hits including eight #1's. 2004.
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Pandora's Box
: :Aerosmith were written off by the pop pundits in the early '80s as a drug-ravaged bunch of Rolling Stones clones who would go down in music history as little more than a hard-rock footnote. The band, however, rose from the ashes to become an even mightier hit machine in the '90s, even if they ended up selling their soul to pop über-songstress Diane Warren in the bargain. This three-CD compilation is a marathon tour of their first glorious, casualty-ridden decade and a body of work that proudly wears its influences on ...
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Cascading Strings
:Album Details:99 Original Recordings from 1951 - 1954 with the Usual Excellent Jasmine Sound (Mastering by Tall Order).
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The Dark Horse Years 1976-1992
: :Box set includes six CDs: Thirty Three & 1/3, George Harrison, Somewhere In England, Gone Troppo, Cloud Nine, and Live In Japan (SACD). Also includes The Dark Horse Years exclusive DVD, available only as part of this set. Includes 24 page booklet. DVD running time: 89 minutes, includes Dark Horse Feature, promo videos, previously unreleased live footage, and selections from the movie 'Shanghai Surprise.' Sound: Stereo except four concert pieces which are in 5.1 surround sound, in both Dolby Digital and DTS formats. DVD TRACKLISTINGS: 1. Dark Horse Feature 2. This ...
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Play Me: The Complete Uni Studio Recordings...Plus!
: :The seven studio albums Neil Diamond recorded for Uni Records between 1968 and 1972 are all collected on the three-disc collection Play Me: The Complete Uni Studio Recordings. And it's quite a revelation to listen to them front to back in succession like this, as these records highlight the most dramatic artistic evolution in Diamond's career. Diamond was no neophyte when he signed with Uni in '68; he'd already penned million-sellers like 'I'm a Believer' and 'Cherry Cherry.' But he was still coming into his own as a solo artist, and ...
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Music Box
: :Assembled via casting call as American television's answer to the Beatles, the Monkees incurred the wrath of 'serious' critics from L.A. to London. But, though initially a manufactured pop commodity, they displayed a willful, sometimes perverse, drive to wrest control of their musical destiny from the all-star stable of songwriters and producers (including Boyce and Hart, King and Goffin, Mann and Weil, Neil Diamond, and Chip Douglas) who made them pop stars. Maybe the notoriously frenzied '60s had something to do with it: their artistic legacy in that decade bridged both ...
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Fill Your Head: The Studio Albums 1969-1974
: :Assembled via casting call as American television's answer to the Beatles, the Monkees incurred the wrath of 'serious' critics from L.A. to London. But, though initially a manufactured pop commodity, they displayed a willful, sometimes perverse, drive to wrest control of their musical destiny from the all-star stable of songwriters and producers (including Boyce and Hart, King and Goffin, Mann and Weil, Neil Diamond, and Chip Douglas) who made them pop stars. Maybe the notoriously frenzied '60s had something to do with it: their artistic legacy in that decade bridged both ...
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The Complete Studio Recordings
: :Assembled via casting call as American television's answer to the Beatles, the Monkees incurred the wrath of 'serious' critics from L.A. to London. But, though initially a manufactured pop commodity, they displayed a willful, sometimes perverse, drive to wrest control of their musical destiny from the all-star stable of songwriters and producers (including Boyce and Hart, King and Goffin, Mann and Weil, Neil Diamond, and Chip Douglas) who made them pop stars. Maybe the notoriously frenzied '60s had something to do with it: their artistic legacy in that decade bridged both ...
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