Bert Ambrose may not be as well known as Ray Noble or Lew Stone, but his work is of such quality that enthusiasts of British dance band music ought to give him a listen. There is a wide variety of music, from the hot "B'wanga" to the Latin beat of "South American Joe" to the cheery "Happy Days are Here Again" to the sophisticated "Who Cares?" to the classy "The Show is Over." The magnificent "Laughing at the Rain" makes the whole CD worth it. For fans of Sam Browne, this album contains 12 vocals by him, all of them first rate. Also features vocalists Jack Cooper, Lou Abelardo, Elsie Carlisle, and others.

Muddy Waters started out playing acoustic blues in the Delta, and it shows on this return to his roots, designed to appeal to the mid-1960s surge of interest in folk music. This particular CD reissue includes five bonus tracks, among which are "The Same Thing" and "Short Dress Woman". All of the other reasons to hear this one remain – Waters's strong, confident voice, the relaxed smoothness of the material, and the surprisingly clean recording, made even cleaner by the digital remastering.

"Relish", the first studio album by Joan Osborne, is a mixture of raw styles of contemporary folk, rock, and sometimes pop-rock sounds. Its biggest hit single, "One of Us", was nominated (toghether with the album) for multiple Grammies in 1996.

Legendary Spanish composer and musician Paco de Lucía was born in Spain in 1947. Although best known for his mastery of flamenco guitar, he also performs in other genres, including jazz, classical and world music. "Interpreta a Manuel de Falla" is his twelfth studio album, contaning the breathtaking mixture of Classical and Flamenco music. "Almoraima", released two years before, belongs to the more traditional Flamenco style.

Victor Assis Brasil is praised by international critics as the best Brazilian jazzman of his generation, the only guy who can play like an authentic American jazz musician, and as Coltrane of Brazil. This CD is the reissue of his second album, Trajeto, originally released in 1968.

A superb compilation of Mitchell's latter-day work, The Beginning also testifies to the stunning, unified vision of this accomplished, socially astute artist. The songs on the album were taken from her albums between 1985 and 1998 and thematically sequenced.

This compilation album contains many well known tracks by Vangelis and Vangelis with Jon Anderson, like "Chariots of Fire", "To the Unknown Man", "I'll find my way home" and "Conquest of Paradise". New tracks are "Sauvage et Beau" recorded in 1984 for a Frederic Rossif film, and a new recording of his classic "Hymne", performed by a choir and almost identical to the version played at the Eureka concert in Rotterdam.

The second and the most famous album by the English guitarist and songwriter Robin Trower. After leaving Procol Harum, this album was a breakthrough, and songs such as "Bridge of Sighs", "Too Rolling Stoned", "Day of the Eagle", and "Little Bit of Sympathy" have become live concert staples for Trower. The album was produced by his former Procol Harum bandmate, organist Matthew Fisher, and engineered by acclaimed Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick.

Still Waters is the Bee Gees' twenty-first original album, released in March 1997, and their most successful album in almost twenty years. It features the worldwide hit single "Alone", as well as minor hits "I Could Not Love You More","Still Waters Run Deep", "Smoke And Mirrors" and "I Surrender". This Japanese promotional sample CD album was issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the actual release and includes 2 bonus tracks.

Japanese reissue of Diana's 1982 classic album. The album is most notable for its iconic Andy Warhol-designed album cover of Ross and for the Top 10, Grammy-nominated single, "Muscles". It was the second album self-produced by the singer except for the aforementioned hit, which was produced and written by Michael Jackson.

19 is the debut album of British vocalist Adele. The album went at number one on the UK charts on its first week and was nominated for the 2008 Mercury Prize in the category of Best Album. It also spawned four Grammy Award nominations: Best New Artist, and Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Chasing Pavements". This 2 CD expanded edition includes a bonus disc with 10 live tracks recorded at the Hotel Café in Los Angeles, plus "Many Shades Of Black" performed with The Raconteurs.

"Taming the Tiger" is the sixteenth studio album by Joni Mitchell, one of the most brave and pioneering female artists of the 20th century. Following the Grammy triumph of "Turbulent Indigo" by four years, "Taming the Tiger" finds Mitchell playing her guitar through a Roland V-guitar system, adding fresh texture to her continuing musical association with Wayne Shorter's sax and the rhythm section of Larry Klein and Brian Blade.

This unique combination of Ward Swingle and his "French Kisses" and the Modern Jazz Quintet is absolutely excellent. The tracks alternate between original compositions (all by John Lewis) and improvisations on themes of baroque composers, Bach and Purcell. The album was a 1967 Grammy award nominee.

The single studio album from fantastic Jennifer Hall. All songs were produced and recorded by Alan Tarney, associated with A-ha, Barbara Dickson, Cliff Richard and other artists. Includes memorable hit "Ice Cream Days" from the "Bright Lights, Big City" movie.

This session is from August, 1970 and features Victor Assis Brasil on alto and soprano sax, Don Salvador on the keyboards, Helio Delmiro on guitar, Edison Lobo on the bass and Edison Machado on the drums. While Victor is usually bookmarked as the Coltrane of Brazil, here he plays extremely skilled soul jazz of the Stanley Turrentine or David Newman school. Overall, this CD has beautiful interpretations of Jobim themes, plus one written by Victor.