For his first studio album in seven years, Grammy-winning guitarist Jeff Beck returns with an eclectic mix of tracks that find the guitar virtuoso accompanied by a handpicked cast of talented musicians, as well as several songs accompanied by a 64-piece orchestra.

Otis Rush Live At Montreux 1986 features the Chicago blues legend at his spine-tingling best. For his first appearance at the Montreux Festival, Rush is joined on stage by fellow blues stars Eric Clapton and Luther Allison for a truly special show. The CD features nearly an hour-and-a-half of performances of Rush classics, including "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)", "Double Trouble" and many more.

In her more meditative moments, the folky Swedish singer/songwriter Anna Ternheim seems to conjure up the shadow of fellow Swede Sophie Zelmani; at other times, her poignant, urgent, piano-driven songs nod to artists like Coldplay and, to a certain extent, Dido. It was probably thanks to this well-read sound, not to mention the fact that she recorded her songs in English, that Ternheim went on to…

In her more meditative moments, the folky Swedish singer/songwriter Anna Ternheim seems to conjure up the shadow of fellow Swede Sophie Zelmani; at other times, her poignant, urgent, piano-driven songs nod to artists like Coldplay and, to a certain extent, Dido. It was probably thanks to this well-read sound, not to mention the fact that she recorded her songs in English, that Ternheim went on to…

Separation Road is Swedish singer-songwriter Anna Ternheim's second album, released on September 27, 2006

2009 is Anna Ternheim’s year. Not only did she walk away from January’s Swedish Grammis with the award for Best Female Artist, but her domestically released album Leaving on a Mayday also scooped Album of the Year. Ternheim began writing songs at the tender age of ten, a process that was emboldened a year or two later when she learnt to play the guitar. Four albums and an armful of awards later, Anna has developed into an artist truly worth paying attention to. Her music is elegantly genre-defying, although it would be fair to say she draws predominantly from the pop and folk pantheons, with an emphasis on melancholy introspection. Leaving on a Mayday was produced by Bjorn Yttling (of Peter, Bjorn, and John). The album is to be released in the US on August 11. (Wears the Trousers magazine)

Legendary international performer and songwriter Mighty Sam McClain has been bringing his own brand of soul/blues, gospel/funk to audiences for decades. Betcha Didn't Know brings a new, progressive sound and delivers his message with a groove that won't quit! The rhythm section backs his compelling vocals, punctuated by the 'Mighty Horns', paying homage to his New Orleans roots. Mighty Sam is a solid, seasoned entertainer - no vices, no frills. He is the real thing who wrote the following line, 'I'm a singer, a man with song, and I have a message for you...love one another and you your own self be true.

2009 release, a musical collaboration between Charlotte Gainsbourg and Alt-Rock favorite Beck. Over the course of a year and a half of writing and recording together, Beck's role grew to encompass all aspects of the creative process: He wrote all of the music and co-wrote the lyrics and produced and mixed the recording. Beck brought in many of his regular collaborators, including Joey Waronker and James Gadson on drums, Brian LeBarton on keyboards, David Ralicke on trumpet and Beck's father, David Campbell, for string arrangement. IRM is Gainsbourg's first album in nearly four years, following 5:55, which was released in 2006 to much acclaim, selling half a million worldwide. 13 tracks. Warner.

PLATINUM album in France & the album is launching in October throughout the rest of Europe! Signed to Peter Gabriel's REAL WORLD record label in the UK, Charlie Winston has toured alongside the icon & is now headlining festivals in Europe for over 100,000 fans!

This is the special 15th anniversary edition of The Raven remastered by Bob Katz.
Reflective yet contemporary, Rebecca's lovely voice rings with honest, unpretentious confidence and vivid tenderness. While her Celtic melodies set the
mood, her lyrics tell stories, full, rich, textured, and open hearted. This amazing talent makes her U.S. debut with The Raven, Chesky Record's most
striking, powerful and fully realized vocal record to date.

Dawn worked with producers George Massenburg and Jon Randall Stewart in Nashville and Toronto to produce the 12 tracks that you’ll hear on her debut album “Highwire.”

Includes 9 original compositions by Pete/Scarlett in the spirit of Serge Gainsbourg's recording with Brigitte Bardot. The album re-enacts the tempestuous course of a love affair on the rocks. Featuring an interpretation of the art-rock classic 'I Am the Cosmos' by the late Chris Bell co-founder of Big Star. 'Break Up' is Johansson's 2nd release with Atco, following her debut, 'Anywhere I Lay My Head'. The album had its genesis in the aftermath of a breakup in 2006. After Yorn was unable to sleep for a week, he finally dozed off, only to wake with a start just minutes later. What had awakened him was a dream. "I sat up in bed, and the whole thing was in my head, fully formed," Yorn says, sounding as if he still doesn't quite believe it. "I suddenly felt like I really needed to make a record in the style of Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot. Not that it had to sound like that, but it had to be a guy-and-girl conceptual thing. So then I asked myself, 'Who's Brigitte Bardot today? It's Scarlett Johansson.'
Yorn gave Johansson a call. Intrigued by his out-of-the-blue invitation, she decided to go for it. "Pete told me that he'd had a dream that we recorded an album together," she recalls, "and with that momentum, he had written eight songs that he'd wanted to record pretty low-key. I've always loved Pete's voice and have been friends with him for some time. It sounded like an interesting little adventure. He used the Serge and Brigitte recordings as reference for the ambiance he was trying to capture. He liked the idea of two people vocalizing their relationship through duets."

Through her unique voice and heart-wrenching songs, Sara K. has taken us down rocky roads and into smoky bars to create stunning portraits of life and love. Now you can fully experience the raw emotion and pure energy of Sara K. in concert on No Cover. Featuring classics like "If I Could Sing Your Blues" (with special guest Chuck Mangione), "Horse I Used To Ride," and "I Couldn't Change Your Mind," as well as new songs like the bluesy "Ball 'n Joint," this electrifying performance was recorded and filmed inside the acoustically-rich St. Peter's Church in New York.

World of slow ballads to create a quiet mood of the night Romantic jazz and increase the degree of tenderness to listen

One of several excellent hard bop pianists from the Memphis area, Harold Mabern has led relatively few dates through the years, but he has always been respected by his contemporaries. He played in Chicago with MJT + 3 in the late '50s and then moved to New York in 1959. Mabern worked with Jimmy Forrest, Lionel Hampton, the Jazztet (1961-1962), Donald Byrd, Miles Davis (1963), J.J. Johnson (1963-1965), Sonny Rollins, Freddie Hubbard, Wes Montgomery, Joe Williams (1966-1967), and Sarah Vaughan. During 1968-1970, Mabern led four albums for Prestige, he was with Lee Morgan in the early '70s, and in 1972, he recorded with Stanley Cowell's Piano Choir. Harold Mabern has recorded as a leader for DIW/Columbia and Sackville and toured with the Contemporary Piano Ensemble (1993-1995).