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Special edition includes bonus dvd (NTSC RC-0) All The Best Music Review Purchase All The Best CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Olivia Newton-John Clearly Love CD (1975) Australia
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Lovable Australian pop singer Olivia Newton-John sings catchy original songs combined with alluring covers on this 11-track album from 1975.
Nine beautiful photos accompany the lyrics -- Olivia with horses, Olivia in the hay, Olivia with a doggy; following up the phenomenal success of Have You Never Been Mellow was pretty elementary -- Newton-John ruled the Top 40, adult contemporary, and country charts at this point in time. From the end of 1975 to early 1976, Clearly Love generated a Top 20 and two Top 30 hits: "Something Better to Do" and "Let It Shine" b/w "He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother," respectively. They both topped the adult contemporary charts while the flip of "Let It Shine," a rare female-vocalist cover of "He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother," also garnered radio and sales action. The choices for cover songs on this album are strange indeed: an unnecessary ...
| | Michael Mcdonald Motown CD (2003)
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Simon Climie (acoustic & electric guitars, background vocals); Chris Rodriguez (electric guitar, sitar); Tommy Sims (electric guitar, background vocals); Michael Thompson, Larry Carlton (guitar); Mark Douthit (saxophone); Tony Swain (Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Tim Akers, Tim Carmen (Hammond B-3 organ); Bob James (keyboards); Nathan East (bass); Nicky ...
| | Chicago: The Box CDs (2003) Bonus DVD; Remastered; Box Set
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This boxed set retrospective includes 3 previously unreleased tracks and a bonus DVD video containing live performances and a promotional film.
Additional personnel includes: Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Maynard Ferguson (trumpet); Airto Moreira, Luis Conte (percussion); Chaka Khan, The Jordanaires, BeeGees, Lenny Kravitz, Donny Osmond (background vocals).
Recorded between 1969 & 1998. Includes liner notes by Phil Gallo, A. Scott Galloway.
Beginning with its double-LP debut in 1969, Chicago has always done things in a big way, so it's no surprise that the band's career-spanning box set (Group Portrait, an earlier box, covered only their first decade) is lengthy. There are five CDs, containing 94 tracks clocking ...
| | Bob Seger Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 CD (2003) Enhanced CD
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Billy Payne (piano); Craig ...
| | Ultimate Collection DVD (2008) (Import) Phantom
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| | Paul Mccartney - The Mccartney Years DVDs (2007) Remastered
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| | Veronique Sanson D'Un Papillon A Une Etoile CD (1999) (Import) Argentina
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| | Haymarket Riot CD (2000)
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| | Traveling Record Man: Historic Down South Recording Trips CD (2001)
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The bulky title of this disc was sparked by its documentation of recordings assembled by Joe Bihari of Modern Records on scouting trips through the South for talent between 1948 and 1953. (Starting in 1952, the young Ike Turner also worked for Modern in this capacity.) Just two of the names on this 24-track anthology are famous: Howlin' Wolf, represented by an audition acetate of "Riding in the Moonlight" (first issued in 1991), and Elmore James, whose two cuts appeared on an Ace box set in 1993. Some other names -- like Smokey Hogg, Lil' Son Jackson, and Joe Hill Louis -- will catch the eyes of in-the-know blues experts, but for the most part even those with extensive blues collections will be mostly or totally unfamiliar with most of the artists. This is raw, Southern, just-post-World War II blues, caught in its transition from its rural roots to something more electric and citified. Certainly it's rawer than much commercially released blues of the time, and in fact about half of it was either previously unissued, or not first issued until many years later on other specialist collections. It's not that unhoned, though, and there's decent variety within the genre, from rollicking piano blues and juke-joint harmonica-driven numbers to mournful slow tunes that sound barely off the farm. Actually Arkansas Johnny Todd's "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You" sounds like it's still on the farm. But at the other extreme, Sunny Blair's "Please ...
| | Northwest Battle Of The Bands, Vol. 4 CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom
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By the time this fourth volume of 30 Northwest mid-'60s garage rock tracks (most very obscure, 17 previously unreleased) appeared, the suspicion was raised that the supply of such material might be never-ending. Quantity isn't synonymous with quality, however, and little of this would find a home on more selective garage comps that skimmed the ...
| | El Gran Silencio Lucha Rock CD (2004)
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| | Hit Crew Bikes CD (2005)
$9.55 | | Alexander, Willie & The Boom Boom Band Dog Bar Yacht Club CD (2005)
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