Since Fever to Tell, with each album the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have challenged their audience with their changes, and Mosquito is no exception. A 180 from It's Blitz!'s flashy electro sheen, the band's fourth album downplays synths, programmed beats, and ...

Thanks I'll Eat it Here is strikingly different from the fusion-leanings of Little Feat's last studio album, Time Loves a Hero. Lowell George never cared for jazz-fusion, so it should be little surprise that there's none to be heard on ...

PHOENIX RISING was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance. "Stay" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. Hey, it worked for the Isley Brothers, ...

The original greatest-hits package, Johnny's Greatest Hits stayed on the charts for ten years. The collection includes "Chances Are," "It's Not for Me to Say," "Wonderful! Wonderful!," and "The Twelfth of Never." It seldom gets more romantic than this. ~ ...

The Rolling Stones' first set of all-original material--a full two years after the Beatles had passed that milestone with A HARD DAY'S NIGHT--1966's AFTERMATH is arguably the Stones' first truly great album, as opposed to a selection of killer singles ...

Although the differences between this 2005 Capitol GREATEST HITS collection and its 2002 counterpart may seem slight (the two sets do share many of the same tracks), the former is credited to the singer's teen-idol name, Ricky Nelson, while the ...

This reissue of HELP! has been digitally re-mastered. It comes packaged with replicated original U.K. album art, an expanded booklet containing original and newly written liner notes, and rare photos. Limited quantities of the CD are embedded with a brief ...

Dion & The Belmonts' GREATEST HITS brings together 20 unforgettable tracks from the 1950s chart-topping group such as "The Wanderer," "Teenager in Love," "Runaround Sue," and "Abraham Martin & John." 20 of the teen idol's biggest chart hits for the Laurie ...

Collecting recordings from throughout the first five years of early-1960s heartthrob Bobby Rydell's career, this compilation features his first hits, like the Doc Pomus composition "I Dig Girls," standards like "That Old Black Magic," a wide variety of Brill Building ...

Universal's The Very Best of the Searchers looks and sounds a whole lot like the other five or six compilations that bear the same moniker, but considering the playlist, that's not such a bad thing. All of the 12-string guitar-led ...

When RCA Records launched a new series of CD and cassette compilation albums under the name All Time Greatest Hits in March 1988, its first entries were by Neil Sedaka, Harry Belafonte, and José Feliciano. The Sedaka album is just ...

Import-only four CD set containing seven albums from the Soul great plus non-album singles. Includes the albums He's So Fine , Lonely Teardrops, So Much, Jackie Sings The Blues, A Woman A Lover A Friend, You Aint Heard Nothin Yet and By Special Request. 98 tracks.

All tracks have been digitally remastered. Reissue Old#23728 Dire Straits: Mark Knopfler (vocals, guitar); Hal Lindes (guitar); Alan Clark (keyboards); John Illsley (bass); Pick Withers (drums). Additional personnel: Mike Mainieri (vibraphone, marimba); Ed Walsh (programming).

This 2010 box rounds up the best Little Feat studio albums -- Little Feat, Sailin' Shoes, Dixie Chicken, Feats Don't Fail Me Now, and The Last Record Album -- in a slipcase. Each of these five albums is presented as ...

When ABKCO Records acquired the U.S. rights to the Animals' 1964-1965 recordings produced by Mickie Most, they resurrected the title and artwork (and even the catalog number) of the classic MGM-issued Best of the Animals compilation from 1966. But as ...

Digitally remastered from the original master tapes by Bill Inglot and Dan Hersch at Digiprep, Hollywood, California. The soundtrack to the George Lucas film about teenage life in a small California town in the early '60s was probably the best thing ...

Recorded between February 4, 1976 & April 25, 1977. Includes liner notes by Colin Escott. Elvis' last studio album is, in fact, a hodgepodge of recordings from several 1976 studio sessions and four concert tracks. Also included among the live songs ...

All songs feature comedy introductions by Robin Williams. All comedy segments have separate track numbers and do not overlap the music. Good Morning Vietnam was a comedy drama starring Robin Williams as an American Army DJ in Vietnam. Appropriately, the soundtrack ...

MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER produced only a couple of minor hits, which may have something to do with the fact that its best songs are all five or six minutes long. But they're among the strongest songs in the entire ...

The third volume of this unauthorized but quite thorough seven-part CD series of Dave Clark Five recordings combines their seventh, eighth, and ninth U.S. albums -- I Like It Like That, Try Too Hard, and Satisfied with You -- onto ...

Digitally remastered by Ron Furmanek (January 2000, Polygram Studio). Alone among their British Invasion cohorts, Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde came directly out of the folk clubs of London. The duo specialized in folk-tinged acoustic guitar-based soft pop, like Simon and ...

The 1996 reissue of WHO ARE YOU contains 5 previously-unreleased bonus tracks. Originally released on MCA (3050) on August 25, 1978. Includes liner notes by Matt Resnicoff. By the end of the '70s, the original version of the Who was reaching the ...

A guy has got to make a living, right? It's impossible to blame Dion for the proliferation of greatest-hits packages that come out under his name. Capitol alone -- this time under their Liberty imprint -- has issued this material ...

Considered together, IMAGINE and its startling predecessor, PLASTIC ONO BAND, paint a vivid picture of the state of John Lennon immediately post-Beatles. If PLASTIC ONO BAND found John working out his hitherto repressed feelings about childhood and stardom, then the ...

Twenty of Tommy Edwards' best, including both versions of "It's All in the Game," a song he first placed on the charts in 1951 (number 18), and with a new arrangement, it went all the way to number one in ...