• Brings together themes from popular soundtracks and TV series
• Ramin Djawadi Game of Thrones, Max Richter The Leftovers, Downton Abbey main theme, Lalo Shiffrin Mission Impossible, Henri Mancini The Pink Panther, and many more
1. Ramin Djawadi
Game of Thrones Medley (Main Theme/The Night King/Light of the Seven)
arr. Matthieu Gonet; orch. Matthieu Gonet & Ronan Maillard
2. Lalo Schifrin
Mission: Impossible
arr. & orch. Matthieu Gonet
3. Justin Hurwitz
La La Land Medley (Mia and Sebastian theme/ Another Day of Sun)
arr. Matthieu Gonet
4. Trad. Scottish, late 19th century
The Skye Boat song (Outlander)
arr. Julie Berthollet, Camille Berthollet
5. Trad. Italian, late 19th century
Bella Ciao (La casa de papel)
arr. & orch. Matthieu Gonet
6. Boots Randolph & James Rich
Yakety Sax, (The Benny Hill Show)
arr. & orch. Matthieu Gonet
7. Max Richter
The Leftovers Suite
arr. Julie Berthollet, Camille Berthollet
8. John Barry
The Persuaders! (Amicalement vôtre)
arr. Matthieu Gonet; orch. Matthieu Gonet & Ronan Maillard
Side B:
1. Ludovico Einaudi
Fly (Intouchables)
arr. Julie Berthollet, Camille Berthollet
2. Julie Berthollet
Flashback
words and music by Julie Berthollet, arr. Camille Berthollet
3. John Lunn
Downton Abbey Main Theme
arr. & orch. Matthieu Gonet
4. Henri Mancini
The Pink Panther
arr. & orch. Matthieu Gonet
5. Lorne Balfe, Rupert Gregson-Williams and Hans Zimmer
The Crown Main Title
arr. Matthieu Gonet; orch. Matthieu Gonet & Ronan Maillard
6. David Arnold & Michael Price
The Game is on (Sherlock)
arr. Matthieu Gonet; orch. Matthieu Gonet & Ronan Maillard
7. Loik Dury & Christophe Mink
Dix pour Cent
arr. Matthieu Gonet; orch. Matthieu Gonet & Ronan Maillard
8. Mathieu Lamboley
Arsène (from the Netflix original series Lupin)
9. Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein
Stranger Things Main Theme
arr. Matthieu Gonet; orch. Matthieu Gonet & Ronan Maillard
10. Danny Elfman
The Simpsons Main Title
arr. Matthieu Gonet
11. Camille et Julie Berthollet
Générique
music by Julie Berthollet, arr. Camille Berthollet
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- A1: Feelings
- A2: Equilibrium (Feat Wayne Snow)
- A3: Nothing To Me (Feat Kadhja Bonet)
- A4: Material Girl (Feat Lo Village)
- B1: Ease Your Mind (Feat Devin Tracy)
- B2: Winter Sadness
- B3: Risei (Feat Benny Sings)
- B4: Grand Large
- C1: Feels Right (Feat Dune)
- C2: Cherie (Feat Darianna Everetta)
- C3: Faded (Feat Amaria)
- C4: Sunday
- D1: Can't Let Go (Feat Flwr Chyld)
- D2: Imagination
New Darius album, featuring Wayne Snow, Kadhja Bonet, Benny Sings...
After the release of his last EP "OASIS (Prelude) on Roche Musique, Parisian producer Darius reveals his second album "OASIS" with the powerful track "EASE YOUR MIND". A groovy dancing track reminiscing of his early trademark electro dance sounds with catchy R&B lead from Devin Tracy. The acclaimed and certified artist is now ready to unveil his new project, teased since the release of the +10 Million streams "EQUILIBRIUM" in 2020.
- A1: Untouchable (Feat John Gotti - Intro)
- A2: Draped Up (Feat Future)
- A3: 1St 48 (Feat Cozmo)
- A4: Silence
- A5: Too Many Goats (Feat Rick Ross, Nas, Jadakiss & Kevin Cossom)
- B1: Lonely At The Top (Feat Rod Wave)
- B2: Legacy
- B3: Pound For Pound (Feat John Gotti, Mozzy, Conway The Machine, Styles P & Benny The Butcher)
- B4: Slow Down (Feat Ty Dolla $Ign)
- C1: Zoning (Feat Ryn Nicole)
- C2: Morals (Interlude - Feat John Gotti)
- C3: Bucket List (Feat Cozmo)
- C4: Next Level (Feat Millyz)
- C5: Big Chain (Feat Wiz Khalifa)
- D1: Running Numbers (Feat Cozmo)
- D2: Pac Vibes (Feat Cozmo)
- D3: Side Tracked
- D4: Karma (Feat Janelle Marie & Madeline Lauer)
- D5: Above The Law (Feat John Gotti - Outro)
The Bay Area legend – Rapper, entrepreneur and Cookies Don, Berner, is back with his 19th solo studio album, Gotti. Paying homage to the infamous mob leader, John Gotti, Berner flexes his mafia favors and assembles one of his most impressive cast of features on the 19-track album, including Future, Cozmo, Rick Ross, Nas, Jadakiss, Kevin Cossom, Rod Wave, Mozzy, Conway The Machine, Styles P, Benny The Butcher, Ty Dolla $ign, Ryn Nicole, Millyz, Wiz Khalifa, Janelle Marie & Madeline Lauer, as well as never-before-heard audio from from the mob leader’s trial. After a banner year with both highs and lows, Berner ends the year on a high note with some of his finest work.
- A1: Broken Glass Intro • A2. Coke & Guns (Feat. Benny The Butcher)
- A3: 4 Wheeler • A4. Go To War (Feat. Millyz) • A5. Wheels Fall Off
- A6: The Details • A7. So Foul (Feat. Uncle Murda & Eto)
- B1: You Do It • B2. Serious Shit (Feat. Sknj & Mizz)
- B3: You Are Who You Eat With, Pt. Ii • B4. Philly Streets
- B5: Dj Green Lantern Freestyle • B6. I Got You
Hailing out of Philadelphia, PA, OT The Real has been working relentlessly to put himself on the map. Following the successful release of several projects (including The Irishman, You Are Who You Eat With, Evil Empire, and more), OT now links up with producer DJ Green Lantern to bring you Broken Glass. The new collaborative album is fully produced by DJ Green Lantern and also features heavy hitters such as Benny The Butcher, Millyz, SKNJ, Mizz, Uncle Murda and Eto. The duo showcase their talents on each of the 13 tracks with an undeniable rapport among OT's gritty bars and Green's filthy production. This one is pure hip hop through and through and a must cop for every fan and collector alike.
Pressed On Emerald Green Vinyl
Limited To 300 Copies!
OT's First Vinyl Release!
180g audiophile vinyl reissue of Mary Lou Williams' highly sought after
1976 LP 'Free Spirits', featuring bassist Buster Williams and drummer
Mickey Roker
The First Lady of jazz, Mary Lou Williams (1910 - 1981) was the evolution of jazz
itself. Starting her professional career as pianist/composer/arranger in the 20s,
her style was swing but in the '40s she adopted the bop and later on she even
ventured into the realm of avant-garde jazz. Yet she never lost her blues feeling
which is evident in this long-awaited LP.
She contributed compositions and arrangements for many famous big bands
such as Andy Kirk, Benny Goodman, Earl Hines, Duke Ellington and Dizzy
Gillespie. In the late '60s and the '70s she was more focused on composing
sacred music. And one of her jazz masses was choreographed by Alvin Ailey.
Around the time of this recording Mary Lou in her mid-60s was still active in the
New York jazz scene performing regularly at the Cookery with the group recorded
here. SteepleChase was proud to have the opportunity of recording one of the
most significant artists of jazz of this century.
Inspired by the recordings of Charlie Christian with the Benny Goodman Sextet. Kenny began playing guitar aged 12. Other important influences were Oscar Moore and Django Reinhardt and in 1952, as a university student he made his recording debut with The Dizzy Gillespie Sextet. In 1955 he joined Oscar Peterson's Trio depping for Herb Ellis and moved from Detroit to New York where
he played with Benny Goodman from 1957 to 1959, following in the footsteps of Charlie Christian. Midnight Blue was produced by Alfred Lion and swiftly became one of Burrell's most popular albums for Blue Note, and was critically acclaimed as a fine example of Soul-Jazz. Such was the impact of Midnight Blue, that Peter Frampton often proclaimed that Burrell was his favourite Guitarist.
‘Jim, I’m Still Here’ is the second album from James Righton under his own name; produced by David & Stephen Dewaele of Soulwax and released on their label DEEWEE, the album follows The Performer released in 2020. James’ musical past is well documented; as the frontman of the genre inventing Klaxons, he helped create a revolution in British music and spawned a youth subculture. ‘Jim, I’m Still Here’ is a captivating meditation on the artists experience of the pandemic as James looks to conceptualize the myriad of emotions and events into a fascinating third person narrative. One of the album tracks features Benny Andersson from Swedish pop legendary band ABBA, with whom James has been working on putting together their new live band.
"I wrote this record during the first few months of the pandemic. At the time I wasn’t intending to make any music. I’d just released ‘The Performer’ on what turned out to be the first week of lockdown. The outside world shut down and I was busy being Dad. Then. I started making notes on my phone. Just words. In moments stolen from family life I’d head downstairs to my garage studio and put the words to music. When I was happy with a song I’d send it to Dave and Stef. Demos and Pro Tools sessions were passed back and forth between my home studio and the Deewee studio in Ghent. I was nervous about their response to the music I was making. It was personal, raw: unlike anything I’d ever written before. A conversation with the outside world during these times of isolation. For the most part my life was centred on the domestic. Getting to spend so much time with my family was a blessing. Making music was my play time. Isolation opened me to memories and allowed me to dream of the future. As the outside world tried to adapt to the pandemic I was asked more and more to promote ‘The Performer’ in live stream concerts on various platforms. As the pandemic went on, demands on production increased (more camera angles, better lighting, higher quality audio recordings). It became a one man show. I’d head downstairs to my garage, put on my Gucci suit, comb my hair and become someone else. Jim. Jim the deluded rock star, living out his fantasies from the confines of his garage. A lonely stardom. And yet, Jim was part me. He made me feel like I still existed. Jim became the centre of the new album. Dave, Stef and I worked into the sessions over the following months. It was always exciting to see where they would take my initial demos. The working method and the restrictions of making music together but in separate spaces, separate countries shaped the sound and feel of the record.
I won’t make another record like this again”.James/Jim
- A1: Pérez Prado - Mambo N. 5
- A2: Machito - Holiday Mambo
- A3: Celia Cruz Con Sonora Matancera - Taco Taco
- A4: Bebo Valdés - Mambo Cantabile
- A5: Orestes López - Mambo
- A6: Perry Como - Papa Loves Mambo
- A7: Arsenio Rodríguez - Mambo En La Cueva
- A8: Tito Puente - Babarabatiri
- B1: Benny Moré - Bonito Y Sabroso
- B2: Cachao - El Manisero
- B3: Ymasumac - Gopher Mambo
- B4: Noro Morales - Mississippi Mambo
- B5: Anselmo Sacasas - El Salón Del Rey Del Mambo
- B6: Tito Rivera - Indecidida
- B7: José Curbelo - El Rey Del Mambo
- B8: Tito Rodríguez - Mambo Manila
Vintage Sounnds Collection is back with a new volume. This time, let's get some Mambo in your ears! Remastered titles of the finest classics of the genre including Perez Prado, Tito Rivera and Tito Puente.
- A1: 60%
- A2: Usa-Holes
- A3: Seeing Double At The Triple Rock
- A4: We March To The Beat Of Indifferent Drum
- A5: The Marxist Brothers
- A6: The Man I Killed
- A7: Benny Got Blowed Up
- A8: Leaving Jesusland
- B1: Getting High On The Down Low
- B2: Cool And Unusual Punishment
- B3: Wolves In Wolves' Clothing
- B4: Cantado En Español
- B5 10: 0 Times Fuckeder
- B6: Instant Crassic
- B7: You Will Lose Faith
- B8: One Celled Creature
- B9: Doornails
- B10: 60% (Reprise)
- A1: Main Title
- A2: Beth's Story
- A3: Methuen Home For Children
- A4: The Scholars Mate
- A5: You're Gloating
- A6: Training With Mr Schaibel
- A7: Am I Good Enough Now
- A8: Playing Mr Ganz
- A9: Ceiling Games
- A10: First Day At School
- A11: The Green Pills
- A12: Kentucky State Championship 1963
- A13: Top Boards
- A14: Playing Townes
- B1: Playing Beltik
- B2: The Lake - Cincinnati 1963
- B3: Playing Benny - Las Vegas 1966
- B4: Two Sides Of The Same Coin
- B5: Mexico City Invitational 1966
- B6: Playing Girev I
- B7: Playing Girev Ii
- B8: Borgov I
- B9: Beth Alone
- C1: Ohio Us Championship 1967
- C4: Paris Tournament 1967
- C5: Borgov Ii
- C6: Jolene
- C7: Returning To Methuen
- C8: Turning Point
- C9: Ussr
- C10: Moscow Invitational 1968
- D1: Close Your Eyes
- D2: Borgov Iii
- D3: The Final Game
- D4: Take It, It's Yours
- D5: Sygrayem (Let's Play) (Let's Play)
- D6: I Can't Remember Love
- C2: New York
- C3: Training With Benny
A rigorous recollection of all the music that went into last year's Netflix smash The Queen's Gambit. You were probably too busy trying to keep up with actress Anya Taylor-Joy's timer-stopping and piece-placing chops to notice the ingenuity of the soundtrack; packed with contemporaneous music to the time in which the series is set, from Donovan to The Monkees to The Vogues, we're duly thrown back by this new 2xLP edition (which comes to a special black and white colour vinyl). Check it, mate.
- A1: Deadbone Patrol
- A2: Da' Lone March To Radio City / Cobalt's Theme
- A3: Benny's Marsh Tours
- A4: Poot Steps
- A5: War Lizards
- A6: Nipple Kinky
- A7: Where Da' Hell Is Body Bean 26?
- A8: Belinda Bump's Cosmic Ride
- B1: Clouding
- B2: Jivin' Wiv' Pittsburgh & Kansas City B A
- B3: Here Comes
- B4: Country Jug
- B5: The Dreams Of Franklin Gothic Green
- B6: Van Eyke's After Dark
- B7: Bribing' Da Fuzz
On June 3rd, the GRAMMY-nominated six-piece — Adam Deitch (drums), Ryan Zoidis (saxophone), Adam ‘Shmeeans’ Smirnoff (guitar), Erick ‘Jesus’ Coomes (bass), Nigel Hall (keyboards/vocals), Eric ‘Benny’ Bloom (trumpet) — will be delivering a whole host of new tunes to the world in the form of 'Unify,' the eighth studio album from Lettuce and the third consecutive record made at Denver’s Colorado Sound Studios, completing a loose trilogy starting with 2019’s GRAMMY-nominated Elevate, and continuing with 2020’s Resonate. Fans can expect the same tight, wildly-funky instrumentals Lettuce has always been known for, but in the tightest form they’ve ever taken. And this time around, the guys have gotten the stamp of approval from one of the genre’s most legendary icons, Mr. Bootsy Collins, himself, who can be heard singing on the track “Keep That Funk Alive.” “Dealing with the pandemic, being in separate places, trying to survive without our best friends, without touring, not to mention the political divide in this country,” says Deitch.
Reissued for the first time in over 40 years, Show the World is an unrated and realitvley unknown soul / reggae ablum from the caribbean. Having recently been sampled by Benny The Butcher, collectors and producers are starting to pay attention to what has been an overlooked gem until now. With the album ranging from sweet soul that sounds like it could have been released on Motown in its prime, to funky numbers that could be played in clubs, to reggae that could stand alongside some of the Studio 1 releases, this is sure to please many. No filler.
Re-issue of 1968 album by British jazz guitarist (born January 2, 1933 in Doncaster, England). He played with Norman Burns, "Ray Ellington's Quartet", Benny Goodman (in tour in England, 1971), "Don Lusher's Big Band", and as a session man in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
Judd uses varying permutations of the following instruments on various tracks. Twelve string guitar, electric Fender guitar, electric Gibson guitar (L4) with a Charlie Christian bar pick-up, and a Maton acoustic guitar.
- A1: Michael Rault - I'll Be There
- A2: The Ar-Kaics - She's Obsessed With Herself
- A3: The Mystery Lights - What Happens When You Turn The Devil Down
- A4: Mark Sultan - Let Me Out
- A5: The Mystery Lights - Someone Else Is In Control
- A6: Steady Sun - Truth Is A Needle
- B1: Benny Trokan - Get It In The End
- B2: The Ar-Kaics - Just My Life
- B3: The Fame-Beats - The Watford Stomp
- B4: T Benny & The Buzz Brothers - Gimme A Buzz
- B5: Michael Rault - Sitting Still
- B6: The Jay Vons - Did You See Her
- B7: Johnny's Uncalled Four - Daydream
- A1: Iconcentrate On You
- A2: I Get The Blues When It Rains
- A3: I've Grown Accustomed To His Face
- A4: I Got Rhythm
- A5: I'm Confessin (That I Love You)
- A6: I Want To Be Happy
- B1: I Surrender, Dear
- B2: I Found A New Baby
- B3: I Understand
- B4: I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
- B5: I An't Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares For Me)
- B6: I Only Have Eyes For You
Singing actors and actresses do not always cut a good figure on the silver screen; play-acting singers, however, are all the better when they draw attention to themselves with great vocals. As did Lena Horne in the days of the black-and-white film, who, with her sultry, versatile voice, was constantly employed by Hollywood. Although she occasionally ventured into the world of jazz, and made music with Teddy Wilson and Benny Carter, she never forayed into the wide world of improvisation. Her musical home was in the American Songbook, which she approached with a natural and entertaining manner. A good example of this is the first number here – the Cole Porter classic "I Concentrate On You", which swings along to the perfectly recorded big-band sound of the Marty Paich Orchestra. A surprise element is the extensive palette of vocal sound-colouring with which the diva enhances her voice to achieve the drama of a Shirley Bassey or the dusky depths of a Dinah Washington. Each and every number on this Grammy-worthy album has been thought out in great detail and guarantees sophisticated entertainment, and a hint of West Coast jazz is perceptible when Jack Sheldon treats us to the sound of his warm and dark trumpet solos.
Dewey Jeffries was a renowned jazz pianist for 40 years in the Greater Cleveland area as well as cities throughout the United States and Canada.
He frequently played with jazz giants such as Miles Davis, Benny Carter.
Dewey Jeffries was appeared in the early 70s when he released some singles and then in 1981 he released "This Is For You" an incredible piece of rare modern soul funk.
For Motown and Daptone sounds extimators.
- A1: The Disappearance
- A2: 60 For The Lawyer
- A3: Diamonds
- A4: Just Another Rapper
- A5: Go Off (Feat. G-Herbo)
- A6: Uncle Ric (Feat. Benny The Butcher)
- A7: The Product
- B1: Money Or Power (Feat. Jim Jones)
- B2: The Storm
- B3: Dolla And A Dream (Feat. Steven Young)
- B4: Count It Up (Feat. French Montana)
- B5: The Win (Feat. Cruch Calhoun)
- B6: Yeah I Know (Feat. Kiing Shooter)
- B7: Red Fox Restaurant (Feat. Curren$Y)
It’s likely that Dave East was both ready and willing to lock in for a full-length Harry Fraud produced album well before he heard Fraud’s work with Jim Jones (The Fraud Department) and Benny the Butcher (The Plugs I Met 2). But it’s just as likely that the synergy and flawless execution of those projects couldn’t have hurt East’s inclination. Fraud shows up for East on HOFFA the same way he did for Jones and Benny, finding a sturdy balance between moody synth lines, obscure rock samples, and ’90s-hip-hop drum patterns to act as an idyllic backdrop for East’s hand-to-hand street-life memories, basketball references, and straight-faced acknowledgment of the way drugs have affected his own family. Fellow barsmiths Jim Jones, G Herbo, Benny the Butcher, and Curren$y round out the features, but longtime Dave East fans might be most excited to hear a new verse from Kiing Shooter, the Queens-hailing Dave East associate who passed away in 2020 following complications from COVID-19.
- A1: Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra– Opus One 2:59
- A2: Billy May And His Orchestra– For Dancers Only 2:43
- A3: Les Elgart– A Foggy Day 2:17
- A4: Billy May And His Orchestra– The Man With The Golden Arm 2:48
- A5: Ray Anthony & His Orchestra– Peter Gunn 1:54
- A6: Nelson Riddle Feat. Ella Fitzgerald– All The Things You Are 3:19
- A7: Duke Ellington, Count Basie & His Orchestra*– Take The “A” Train 3:47
- A8: Lionel Hampton– Paulette’s Boogie Woogie 4:49
- B1: Benny Goodman– Sing, Sing, Sing 8:08
- B2: Les Brown And His Orchestra– Lullaby Of Birdland 3:21
- B3: Harry James And His Orchestra– Two O’clock Jump 2:59
- B4: Les Elgart– When I Take My Sugar To Tea 2:37
- B5: Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars– Basin Street Blues 5:50
- B6: Billy May And His Orchestra– Top Hat, White Tie And Tails 2:41
Pressed On Sky Blue Vinyl! To say Harry Fraud is on fire is an understatement. In just two years, he has fully produced four projects with Curren$y (The Marina, The OutRunners, Director’s Cut, Bonus Footage), The Plugs I Met 2 with Benny The Butcher, HOFFA with Dave East, and now Borrowed Time with Dark Lo. The new collaborative effort showcases 10 tracks with additional features from AR-Ab, Boldy James and 38 Spesh (on the bonus Flexi Disc version of "Ringing Shots"). The lush production is perfect for Dark Lo’s gritty bars and tales of life on the Philadelphia streets. Facing sentencing for a federal witness tampering charge, Dark Lo has been working relentlessly all year. With the recent release of Charlie Pope with V Don and Extreme Measures with Havoc (of Mobb Deep), Borrowed Time serves as the perfect addition to Dark Lo’s impressive catalog




















