When Chaka Khan recorded her fifth solo album, I Feel for You, in 1984, she knew that R&B had changed a lot since the 1970s. Excellent from start to finish, this album went down in history as both a creative and a commercial success. Enjoy!

Another classic Charlie Daniels Band album. Includes their biggest success "The Devil Went Down To Georgia". Have fun!

Looking back this album came out during the heyday of southern rock. It fit the bill very well sliding right in with Lynyrd Skynrd, Molly Hatchet and the rest. Enjoy!

Grover Washington, Jr., has long been one of the leaders in what could be called rhythm & jazz, essentially R&B-influenced jazz.
Winelight is one of his finest albums, and not primarily because of the Bill Withers hit "Just the Two of Us." Enjoy!

Fusion combo Sea Level was formed in 1976 by keyboardist Chuck Leavell, bassist Lamar Williams, and drummer Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson following their exit from the Allman Brothers Band. This is their story!

It is true that if you go through the CTI records catalogue you will find a lot of gems. One of these is the "Stone Flower" by Antonio Carlos Jobim. It was recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at Van Gelder Studios during various dates on March, April and May of 1970. The album was digitally remastered at Sony Music Studios NY by Joseph M. Palmaccio. In this remastered version an alternate take of "Brazil" was added as a bonus track, making it a 10 tracks CD album. Enjoy!

Bill Withers, in 1977, delivered Menagerie, an assured return to form by one of soul's greatest singer/songwriters of the '70s. This album has a solid set of songs and an easy, relaxed charm that is thoroughly winning. An album not to be missed. Enjoy!

Despite the import of the occasion--an October 1972 night at America's most prestigious hall--what really impresses about Bill Withers's Live at Carnegie Hall is the good feeling and sense of interplay passed between the star, his band, and the audience. Have fun!

Homecoming, America's finest album, refines and focuses the folk-pop approach found on their debut release. The songs here are tighter and more forthright, with fewer extended solo instrumental sections than before. Have fun!

This Live set by the Doobies was released in 1983 as a double record. Since then in many countries around the world was never released on CD. It was released in Japan and recently in the US. Enjoy!

In January of 1981 the Crusaders -- then at the height of their worldwide popularity -- brought one of their strongest bands to tour Japan. Besides the Joe Sample/Stix Hooper/Wilton Felder core group, the entourage included heavyweights like guitarist Barry Finnerty and bassist Alphonso Johnson. CD, Hard to find anymore - Have Fun!

The Ting Tings are an English indie-pop band, consisting of two members: Jules De Martino (drums, guitar, vocals) and Katie White (vocals, guitar, bass drum), originally from Leigh. They formed in 2006 while based at Islington Mill, Salford. They have released 3 singles on their current label Columbia Records and the single 'That's Not My Name' which charted straight at Number 1 in the UK Singles Chart on May 18 2008. The album "We Started Nothing" was released in Europe May 19th, 2008 and also charted at Number 1 in the UK.

One of the most popular songs of Ohio Players, "Fire", is included in this album and that's the reason why the album was named after it. They knew that it would be a big hit in advance. If you like soul/funk music then this album is not to be missed. Enjoy!