In 1970 Barney Wilen assembled a team of filmmakers, technicians and musicians to travel to Africa for the purpose of recordi ng the music of the native pygmy tribes. Upon returning to Paris two years later, he created Moshi, a dark, eccentric effort fusing avantjazz sensibilities with African rhythms, ambient sound effects and melodies rootedin American blues traditions. Cut withFrench and African players including guitarist Pierre Chaze, pianist Michel Graillier and percussionist Didier Leon , this is music with few precedents or followers, spanning from extraterrestrial dissonance to earthbound, streetlegal funk. Wilen pays little heed to conventional structure, assembling tracks like "Afrika Freak Out" and "Zombizar" from spare parts of inde terminate origins. (Jason Ankeny, AMG)
Revelatory reissue of Barney Wilen’s ambitious jazz-fusion journey, Moshi (1972), presenting the legendary French jazzman and Miles Davis-sideman’s wildly ambitious effort fusing recordings of Pygmy tribes with African rhythms and stellar avantjazz leanings, sounding little like anything before or since its release. (boomkat)
Super rare and long out of print, the ground-breaking 1972 album from saxophonist Barney Wilen receives a reissue treatment of the highest order. Complete with a 20-page booklet and a never before seen DVD chronicling Wilen’s trip to Africa, this one is sure to be a delight for fans old and new. The deepest spiritual jazz grooves meet field recordings from the Upper Volta and b eyond, whilst psych rock influences collide with hypnotic and shamanistic percussion work. Truly one of the most out -there jazz records we’ve stocked for a long time! (bleep)
Originally issued by the seminal imprint Saravah in 1972, and among the most uncategorizable and sought after artefacts of the French avant-garde, Barney Wilen’s Moshi is nothing short of a masterpiece - long holding a coveted spot in the hearts of adventurous listeners and record collectors alike. A wild unkept cultural collage. A series of sonic experiments. A spiritual, psychedelic pilgrimage into the unknown - darting from one continent to the next, each of its tangents building toward a more optimist world view through ordered sound. Its scope remains as difficult to understand today as it was when it was released. Now brought back into the light by Souffle Continu, this is a moment to be celebrated far and wide. (Soundohm)
Deluxe reissue with additional artwork & remastered audio. 20-page booklet including rare pictures, sheet music & original liner notes. Bonus DVD with exclusive artwork of Caroline de Bendern’s movie « à l’intention de Mlle Issoufou à Bilma » documenting this incredible african journey.
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- A1: Soldier
- A2: Popface
- A3: She Perfect Mate
- A4: E (I Love The Polizei)
- B1: Supersoldier
- B2: Strangers Killing Strangers 1
- B3: In Bloom
- B4: This Duck Talks English Wmv
- B5: X (Mommy)
- C1: It Will Make The World A Better Place
- C2: Sad Masturbation
- C3: Terrorist
- C4: Horizontal Foo
- C5: Wash Your Hands
- C6: Dead Hooker In The Milk
- D1: I Have Muscles Look At Me
- D2: Everything Made Up
- D3: Do You Love Your Family
- D4: Strangers Killing Strangers 2
ARTS is glad to present the very first full length work from one of our most unique artists in the roster, after a few records on the label and an impressive impact on the scene, KRTM worked on a larger project that aimed to express freely something deeper, and most likely something that was inevitable and that needed to get out into the sun. Despite the format, this is little more than a usual LP, the entire body of work is larger, but essentially presented in a very personal way in each single part of the elements and written tracks, we are glad to give you "It Will Make The World A Better Place", there are not many words that are needed to describe what you are going into, we hope that this piece of art will sign your future as will sign ours.
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Released in August 2020 to much acclaim, as well as receiving many accolades as one of the best albums of 2020, Duval Timothy present Help (2021 edition).
This new and limited edition will be released independently by Duval Timothy’s Carrying Colour label, fashion brand and shop. It comes on 2 x 140g milky clear vinyl, with new 2 x 12" square posters and shrink-wrapped.
Help was recorded in London and Los Angeles, and reveals the artists' experience traversing the meshes of the music industry, mental health, YouTube self-help videos, and the healing he discovered through friendship and collaboration. Co-produced by Rodaidh McDonald (King Krule, The XX) and Marta Salogni (Bjork), with collaborations from Lil Silva, Melanie Faye, Vegyn, Desta Haile, Mr Mitch, Dave Okumo, and Twin Shadow amongst others.
Duval Timothy is a multidisciplinary artist, whose practise is centred around colour and involves the use of music, photography, textiles, painting, sculpture, design, cooking and video. In between delivering a celebrated cookbook for Penguin Books, and an interactive installation at Tate Modern Turbine Hall, Duval makes music, which is sampled by the likes of Solange and Loyle Carner and collaborates frequetly with cktrl, Vegyn, Kwes, and Mr Mitch.
- A1: The John Coltrane Quartet — Africa 16:27
- B1: Max Roach — Garvey's Ghost 7:52
- B2: Quincy Jones And His Orchestra — Hard Sock Dance 3:20
- B3: John Coltrane — Up 'Gainst The Wall 3:14
- B4: Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet — Just Us Blues 5:55
- C1: John Coltrane — Alabama 5:09
- C2: Charles Mingus — Better Get Hit In Yo' Soul 6:31
- C3: Shirley Scott Trio — Freedom Dance 4:50
- C4: Yusef Lateef — Sister Mamie 5:27
- D1: Archie Shepp — Malcolm, Malcolm—Semper Malcolm 4:48
- D2: Stanley Turrentine — Good Lookin' Out 5:21
- D3: Earl Hines — Black And Tan Fantasy 5:11
- D4: Oliver Nelson — The Rights Of All 3:58
- E1: Pharoah Sanders — The Creator Has A Master Plan (Edit) 9:08
- E2: John Coltrane & Alice Coltrane — Reverend King 11:03
- F1: The Ahmad Jamal Trio — The Awakening 6:22
- F2: Albert Ayler — Music Is The Healing Force Of The Universe 8:41
- F3: Charlie Haden — We Shall Overcome 1:19
- G1: Alice Coltrane — Blue Nile 7:02
- G2: Pharoah Sanders — Astral Traveling 5:50
- G3: Archie Shepp — Blues For Brother George Jackson 3:52
- G4: Michael White — Lament (Mankind) 2:28
- H1: Dewey Redman — Imani 7:09
- H2: Marion Brown — Bismillahi 'Rrahmani 'Rrahim 6:02
- H3: John Handy — Hard Work 6:58
Orange and black. Fire and ebony. Fury and pride. Wearing its signature colors proudly and raising its exclamation point high, Impulse! Records was the go-to label for music that harnessed the searching and political stand-taking of the Sixties. Launched in 1961, Impulse grew to become an inherent part of the era’s velocity as well as its volume, pulling jazz into the age of Black Power, Afrocentricity, and Spiritual Expansion. In its balance of tradition and transition, it bridged the golden age of jazz, that brief window from the late Fifties to the Seventies when players representing every jazz era were alive and active—from Louis Armstrong to Albert Ayler, from the legends of lore to a new generation of energy players. Impulse treated all its musicians as innovators, revolutionaries even—from swing and bebop, to free and Afrofuturist. The performances on Impulse Records: Music, Message and the Moment draw their staying power from a wide embrace of styles and sounds, as well as a tight focus on a historic moment when the promise of change was in the air and the message of racial harmony was in the music. Today that music has lost none of its relevance: the promise still deferred, the message still on time.
- A1: The Holiday Song
- A2: I’m Amazed
- A3: Rock A My Soul
- A4: Isla De Encanta
- A5: Caribou
- A6: Broken Face
- A7: Build High
- A8: Nimrod’s Son
- B1: Ed Is Dead
- B2: Subbacultcha
- B3: Boom Chickaboom
- B4: I’ve Been Tired
- B5: Break My Body
- B6: Oh My Golly
- B7: Vamos
- C1: Caribou
- C2: Where Is My Mind?
- C3: Cactus
- C4: Nimrod’s Son
- C5: Levitate Me
- C6: Wave Of Mutilation
- C7: Monkey Gone To Heaven
- C8: Velouria
- D1: The Holiday Song
- D2: Into The White
- D3: Is She Weird?
- D4: Subbacultcha
- D5: Planet Of Sound
Demon Records is proud to present a new series of vinyl reissues from American singer-songwriter Black Francis / Frank Black
• First released in 2004, Frank Black Francis is an album of early versions and reworkings of songs from across the Pixies
catalogue. Available on vinyl for the very first time, this reissue features the complete collection pressed on two 140g white vinyl,
housed in printed inner sleeves with an introduction by Frank Black Francis.
• LP 1 contains an acoustic solo demo tape from March 1987 which Black Francis recorded with engineer Gary Smith ahead of the
very first Pixies recording session. Highlights include early versions of future classics such as ‘The Holiday Song’, ‘Caribou’ and
‘Nimrod’s Son’.
• Recorded in 2003, LP 2 features Frank Black’s reworkings of Pixies songs with Keith Moliné and Andy Diagram (of David
Thomas and Two Pale Boys).
- A1: If Your Poison Gets You
- A2: Johnny Barleycorn
- A3: Fast Man
- A4: You Can’t Crucify Yourself
- A5: Dirty Old Town
- A6: Wanderlust
- B1: Seven Days
- B2: Raider Man
- B3: The End Of The Summer
- B4: Dog Sleep
- B5: When The Paint Grows Darker Still
- B6: I’m Not Dead (I’m In Pittsburgh)
- B7: Golden Shore
- C1: In The Time Of My Ruin
- C2: Down To You
- C3: Highway To Lowdown
- C4: Kiss My Ring
- C5: My Terrible Ways
- C6: Fitzgerald
- C7: Elijah
- D1: It’s Just Not Your Moment
- D2: The Real ‘El Rey
- D3: Where The Wind Is Going
- D4: Holland Town
- D5: Sad Old World
- D6: Don’t Cry That Way
- D7: Fare Thee Well
Demon Records is proud to present a new series of vinyl reissues from American singer-songwriter Black Francis / Frank Black
• First released in 2006, Fast Man Raider Man is the eleventh studio album by Frank Black. Recorded as a follow up to 2005’s
Honeycomb, Black returned to Nashville to work with a team of all star musicians including Al Kooper, Bob Babbitt, Levon Helm,
Lyle Workman, Steve Cropper, Jim Keltner, Rich Gilbert, Simon Kirke, Ian McClagan, Chester Thomspon, Dave Phillips and
Spooner Oldham.
• Album highlights include ‘Johnny Barleycorn’, ‘In The Time Of My Ruin’ and ‘If Your Poison Gets You’.
• Now available on vinyl for the very first time, this reissue features the complete album pressed on two 140g translucent vinyl.
- A1: For Pauline
- A2: Tomorrow
- A3: Dance Ii
- A4: For Hilary
- A5: Street Fight
- B1: Royal Infirmary
- B2: Black Horses
- B3: Dance I
- C1: Blind Elevator Girl – Osaka
- C2: The Aftermath
- C3: Our Lady Of The Angels (Stu ‘Jammer’ James Mix)
- D1: Florence Sunset
- D2: All That Love And Maths Can Do
- D3: San Giovanni Dawn
- D4: For Friends In Italy
Clear / Orange Vinyl
Factory Benelux presents a remastered 2xLP coloured vinyl edition of Circuses and Bread, the seventh studio album by Manchester ensemble The Durutti Column. Originally released by Factory Benelux and Factory in 1986, the original 9 tracks have now been expanded with 6 bonus pieces.
The cover art retains the original design by 8vo. The remastered limited edition CLEAR+ORANGE vinyl set is housed in gatefold sleeve, with liner notes and rare band images. A CD version is also available (FBN 154 CD).
Self-produced by Vini Reilly at Strawberry and Revolution studios, the album saw Durutti playing as a quartet, with Reilly on guitar, vocals and keyboards, Bruce Mitchell in drums and percussion, John Metcalfe (viola) and Tim Kellett (trumpet).
‘The music ends up being very simple,’ Vini told NME. ‘People can dismiss it as being very simplistic, easy listening or whatever. It’s very honest, it’s very personal. People say it’s ambient, and it’s like Eno. I don’t like that, because the music’s made to be listened to, it’s not wallpaper.’
Of extended piece Blind Elevator Girl – Osaka, Vini adds: ‘The music really writes itself. For example, we’re in Osaka, in Japan, getting in this elevator. It’s very crowded with all these Japanese businessmen talking about distribution deals, and going on and on. On this lift was a beautiful Japanese girl, in an immaculate uniform. Each floor we arrived at, she’s starting talking Japanese, obviously saying what was on each floor. We went higher and higher, and finally we get to the top. And then, sort of walking out of the elevator, I suddenly realised she was blind... It got to me, this girl. It was incredible. So maybe a day later, I was thinking about that, and the whole tune came out. And every single piece of music is like that.’
Bonus tracks include Italian-only EP Greetings Three, scarce compilation track The Aftermath, and a previously unreleased working version of 1987 single Our Lady of the Angels produced by the late Stuart ‘Jammer’ James.
- A1: Esther Phillips – That’s All Right With Me
- A2: Al Green – I Wish You Were Here
- A3: Eddie Kendricks – Intimate Friends
- A4: Sylvia – Sweet Stuff
- A5: Betty Wright – Girls Can’t Do What The Guys Do
- A6: The Ambassadors – Ain’t Got The Love Of One Girl (On My Mind)
- B1: The Dynamics – Get Myself High
- B2: Carolyn Sullivan – Dead ! / B3. Brenton Wood – Trouble
- B4: The Floaters – Float On / B5. Faze-O – Riding High
- C1: Ernie Hines – Our Generation
- C2: Jerry Butler – I’m Your Mechanical Man
- C3: J.j. Johnson – Keep On Movin’ (Vocals By Martha Reeves & The Sweet Things)
- C4: Monk Higgins & Alex Brown – A Good Man Is Gone (Vocals By Barbara Mason)
- C5: The East St. Louis Gospelettes – Have Mercy On Me
- D1: Jean Plum – Here I Go Again
- D2: The Staple Singers – Let’s Do It Again
- D3: The Sylvers – Only One Can Win
- D4: Della Humphrey – Don’t Make The Good Girls Go Bad
- D5: Freda Payne – I Get High (On Your Memory)
- D6: Carla Thomas – What The World Needs Now
Duke Ellington once said that there are 2 kinds of music: the good one and the bad one. With the compilation series “Shaolin Soul” we are always certain to be on the right side of the line since its 1st episode released in 1998 and which compiled two dozens of tracks sampled by RZA and the Wu-Tang Clan. Following a second episode in 2001 and a third one in 2014, the famous curator Uncle O is back to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Shaolin Soul series with a fourth episode compiling 22 tracks among the rarest and finest treats of soul music, because “everybody’s talking about the good ol’ days !”.
- A1: Logo Bakersfield (Full Length Version)
- A2: Fight/Escape
- A3: Game Show Promo
- A4: Laughlin's Collar/Richards' Collar
- A5: Network
- A6: Richards' Apt Sneak
- A7: Captain Freedom's Workout
- A8: Airport Chase
- A9: Medical Checkup
- B1: Richards' Intro
- B2: Hawaii/Amber Sneaks/Richards' Betrayal/Blast Off
- B3: Richards Lands/Come On Down
- B4: Subzero Intro
- B5: Subzero
- B6: Count's Aria Marriage Of Figaro (Instrumental Version Of Dynamo's Theme)
- B7: Uplink/Amber Launch/Richards Grabs Amber
- B8: Buzzsaw Dynamo
- B9: Buzzsaw Attack
- C1: Weiss Finds Uplink
- C2: Buzzsaw Richards Fight
- C3: Valkyrie Intro/Valkyrie
- C4: Spare Dynamo/Laughlin Dies
- C5: Fireball Intro
- C6: Fireball Chase
- D2: Broadcast Attack
- D3: Killan Is Launched
- D4: Revolution/End Credits (Alternate Version Of Intro Bakersfield)
- C7: Fireball Amber
- C8: Death March
- C9: Fake Death
- D1: Mick/Richards Amber
The Running Man’, was composed by Harold Faltermeyer (Beverly Hills Cop, Top Gun, Cop Out, and the upcoming film Top Gun, Maverick).
The original (1987) 17 track album has been expanded to 35 tracks for this deluxe edition, which includes additional music and unreleased and alternate cues. The album was remastered by Chas Ferry from the original Paramount Pictures sources. The 2 LP gatefold package features original artwork created by Florian Mihr and includes images from the film and extensive liner notes by Daniel Schweiger on the inner sleeves.
In the year 2019, America is a totalitarian state where the favorite television program is The Running Man - a game show in which prisoners must run to freedom to avoid a brutal death. Having been made a scapegoat by the government, an imprisoned Ben Richards (Arnold Schwarzenegger) has the opportunity to make it back to the outside again by being a contestant on the deadly show, although the twisted host, Damon Killian (Richard Dawson) has no intention of letting him escape.
- A1: Lolo Intro (Feat Xzibit & Tray-Dee)
- A2: The Watcher
- A3: Fuck You (Feat Devin Aka The Dude & Snoop Dogg)
- A4: Still Dre (Feat Snoop Dogg)
- A5: Big Ego's (Feat Hittman)
- B1: Xxplosive (Feat Hittman, Kurupt, Nate Dogg & Six-Two)
- B2: What's The Difference (Feat Eminem & Xzibit)
- B3: Bar One (Feat Traci Nelson, Ms. Roq & Eddie Griffin)
- B4: Light Speed (Feat Hittman)
- B5: Forgot About Dre (Feat Snoop Dogg)
- B6: The Next Episode (Feat Snoop Dogg)
- C1: Let's Get High (Feat Hittman, Kurupt & Ms Roq)
- C2: Bitch Niggaz (Feat Snoop Dogg, Hittman & Six-Two)
- C3: The Car Bomb (Feat Mel-Man & Charis Henry)
- C4: Murder Ink (Feat Hittman & Ms Roq)
- C5: Ed-Ucation (Feat Eddie Griffin)
- C6: Some La Niggaz (Feat Defari, Xzibit, Knoc-Turn'al, Time Bomb, King T, Mc Ren & Koka)
- C7: Pause 4 Porno (Feat Jake Steed)
- D1: Housewife (Feat Kurupt & Hittman)
- D2: Ackrite (Feat Hittman)
- D3: Bang Bang (Feat Knoc-Turn'al & Hittman)
- D4: The Message (Feat Mary J Blige & Rell)
- A1: Dua Lipa Vs Angele - Future Nostalgia
- A2: Miley Cyrus - Don't Start Now
- A3: J Balvin & Dua Lipa & Bad Bunny - Cool
- A4: Physical
- A5: Levitating
- A6: Pretty Please
- B1: Hallucinate
- B2: Love Again
- B3: Break My Heart
- B4: Good In Bed
- B5: Boys Will Be Boys
- C1: Fever
- C2: We’re Good
- C3: Prisoner (Feat Dua Lipa)
- C4: If It Ain’t Me
- D1: That Kind Of Woman
- D2: Not My Problem (Feat Jid)
- D3: Levitating (Feat Dababy)
- D4: Un Dia (One Day) (One Day)
Dua releases the deluxe Future Nostalgia album ‘The Moonlight Edition’ on 11th Feb at 11pm GMT. The Moonlight Edition is a celebration of what can only be described as the album of a generation. Future Nostalgia was the most streamed album in a day by a British female artist globally, in the UK & UK. Dua spent more weeks at the top of the album and radio chart than any other artist last year. Future Nostalgia will go platinum in the UK at the end of Feb, just ahead of its first birthday at the end of March.
Future Nostalgia (The Moonlight Edition) features four previously unheard tracks ‘We’re Good’, ‘If It Ain’t Me’. ‘That Kind of Woman’ and ‘Not My Problem (feat. JID)’ and will include the top 10 smash hit single from Miley Cyrus Feat Dua Lipa ‘Prisoner’ which has reached 250m streams worldwide. Also on the album is ‘Fever’ with Angèle, which spent three weeks at #1 in France and 11 weeks at #1 in Belgium and J Balvin, & Bad Bunny ‘UN DIA (ONE DAY) (Feat. Tainy)
We’re Good is the incredible lead single from the deluxe album and both creatively and sonically pushes boundaries of what people expect from Dua. The official video, released on 12th Feb at 5am GMT with a huge global promotion confirmed, follows the story of a lobster in a tank on the Titanic, escaping when the ship sinks. We’re Good is the focus release.
Since the release of her first single in 2015, Dua Lipa has become one of the music world’s hottest young artists. Her eponymous debut album has eclipsed 6 million sales worldwide, with single sales reaching 80 million and the video for her break-out hit “New Rules” (“the song that changed my life,” she says), made her the youngest female solo artist to reach one billion views on YouTube. She made BRIT Award history in 2018 as the first female artist to pick up five nominations, with two wins for British Breakthrough Act and British Female Solo Artist. She then went on to receive two Grammy awards for Best New Artist and Best Dance Recording for “Electricity,” her collaboration with Silk City the following year. At the end of 2019, Dua performed her Number 1 global hit single ‘Don’t Start Now’ at the MTV EMAs, ARIAs and AMA’s in the lead up to the release of her latest album, Future Nostalgia. Her sophomore record was released in March 2020 and surpassed 294 million streams in its first week and has now exceeded 6 billion streams across all of its tracks. The platinum selling album Future Nostalgia has been nominated for 6 Grammy Awards including Album of the Year & Best Pop Vocal and also holds the record for the most streamed album in a single day by any British female artist. Dua has also had the longest run of 3 tracks in the top 10 by a female artist since 1955 and spend more weeks at #1 in the UK than any other artist in 2020.
2021 is shaping up to be another huge year for Dua Lipa, with a 12 date UK Tour, the Grammys and Brit awards in May. Get ready to hear the name Dua Lipa on everyone’s lips.
- A1: Qu'attendez-Vous De Moi?
- A2: The Most Beautiful Sample
- A3: Betty
- A4: Life In A Bachelor Studio (Feat Ghostown)
- B1: Behind The Jukebox
- B2: My Chevrolet Byscayne
- B3: The Stranger (Feat Andrre & Astrid Van Peeterssen)
- B4: Psychoanalisis
- C1: Bonsoir Et Bonne Chance (Feat Josh Martinez)
- C2: Kolkata
- C3: Hey Yo!
- C4: I've Got An Opportunity
- D1: Blues Champion
- D2: La Decouverte
- D3: A Dreaded Sunny Day (Feat Ceschi)
- D4: Une Nuit Avec Elle
- A1: Latest Record Project
- A2: Where Have All The Rebels Gone?
- A3: Psychoanalysts' Ball
- A4: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
- A5: Tried To Do The Right Thing
- B1: The Long Con
- B2: Thank God For The Blues
- B3: Big Lie
- B4: A Few Bars Early
- C1: It Hurts Me Too
- C2: Only A Song
- C3: Diabolic Pressure
- C4: Deadbeat Saturday Night
- C5: Blue Funk
- D1: Double Agent
- D2: Double Bind
- D3: Love Should Come With A Warning
- D4: Breaking The Spell
- D5: Up County Down
- E1: Duper's Delight
- E2: My Time After A While
- E3: He's Not The Kingpin
- E4: Mistaken Identity
- F1: Stop Bitching, Do Something
- F2: Western Man
- F3: They Own The Media
- F4: Why Are You On Facebook?
- F5: Jealousy
- A1: Beating My Head
- A2: I’m Still Waiting
- A3: Take It All Away
- A4: Happy
- A5: He’s Read
- A6: See The Fire
- B1: Monkeys On Juice
- B2: Push
- B3: Silence
- B4: Hollow Eyes
- B5: Russia
- B6: Beating My Head (12” Version)
- C1: Chance
- C2: Generation
- C3: Spinning Round
- C4: Spinning Round (Crash Mix), Hold Yourself Down
- C5: Paint Your Wagon
- C6: More Jipp
- D1: Jipp (Instrumental Mix)^
- D2: Cut Down
- D3: Running Fever
- D4: Pushed Me
- D5: Crawling Mantra
- D6: Hang Man
- D7: All The Same
- D8: Shout At The Sky (Live)
For the first time ever this 27 track double album collects all of their singles on Red Rhino and Beggars Banquet/Situation Two on Vinyl. A mandatory compilation that also includes the bonus 7 inch originally appeared on the first ltd version of the 1986 album ‘Paint Your Wagon’ (Paint Your Wagon/More Jipp), an alternative and harder rendition of ‘Beating My Head’ (originally appeared o the Ep ‘This Today’) and ‘Russia’ from the 1984 Ep ‘Hollow Eyes’. Red Lorry Yellow Lorry were one of the most successful independent bands of the 80’s with their dark and often manic rhythms.
- A1: The Jitterbug Waltz
- A2: Stompin' At The Savoy
- A3: Round Midnight
- A4: Django
- A5: Night In Tunisia
- B1: In A Mist
- B2: Blues And Sentimental
- B3: Don’tget Around Much Anymore
- B4: Wild Man Blues
- B5: Nuages
- B6: Rosetta
- C1: Autumn Leaves
- C2: A Paris
- C3: What Is This Thing Called Love
- C4: Love For Sale
- C5: Night And Day
- C6: I've Got You Under My Skin
- C7: Siboney
- D1: Sous Les Ponts De Paris
- D2: Paris In The Spring
- D3: April In Paris
- D4: Sous Le Ciel De Paris
- D5: Paris Canaille
- D6: Moulin Rouge
- D7: La Vie En Rose
Michel Legrand was one-of the most gifted musicians of his generation. Born in a musical family, he studied at the Conservatoire in Paris where his precocious talents revealed themselves. Everyone noticed his entry into the jazz world in 1954 with an album of French popular songs for which he wrote jazzy arrangements. That first album’s success gave Legrand the right to make an album of his own with Columbia (Philips making a deal with Columbia US). This new album, entitled 'Legrand Jazz', was a sequel featuring legrandissime arrangements of American jazz standards. You could already, and even with tunes heard a thousand times, hear that distinctive Legrand style and the phrases, themes and leitmotifs that later appeared in 'Umbrellas of Cherbourg' or 'The Young Girls of Rochefort'. These album’s four sides feature all the ingredients composing Michel Legrand style that still “fills the world with envy.”
- A1: T'aimer Follement
- A2: Laisse Les Filles
- A3: J'suis Mordu
- A4: Souvenirs Souvenirs
- A5: Je Veux Me Promener
- A6: Tu Parles Trop
- A7: Une Boom Chez John
- B1: Oui Mon Cher
- B2: 24000 Baisers
- B3: Sentimental
- B4: Tutti Frutti
- B5: Nous, Quand On S'embrasse
- B6: Tu Peux La Prendre
- B7: Viens Danser Le Twist - Let's Twist Again
- C1: Retiens La Nuit
- C2: Sam Di Soir
- C3: Ya Ya Twist
- C4: Ja, Der Elefant
- C5: Be-Bop A Lula
- C6: Maybeleene
- C7: Hound Dog
- D1: Madison Twist
- D2: Hey! Baby
- D3: Pas Cette Chanson
- D4: Hey Little Girl
- D5: L'idole Des Jeunes
- D6: C'est Le Mashed Potatoes
- D7: Comme L'été Dernier
- D8: La Bagarre
Jean Philippe Smet went to a different type school: while education came second, he spent most of his time in music halls. He began studio recording at 17 and was still there almost 60 years later, at 74. You can fool people for a long time and an audience for a brief moment, but no one could have fooled such a diverse fanbase for 57 years. There are only few examples, in France or anywhere else, of such longevity in the music industry.
Not only did Johnny Hallyday attract a horde of admirers around him, but he also never stopped growing his fans who stayed with him for 57 years. Staying at the top for five decades is only possible for an artist who combines sincerity with talent.
It is that combination of gifts and personality, along with the exceptional composers and writers surrounding him, that can explain why three years after his death, people are still looking for the slightest opportunity to get together and celebrate their idol.
There’sone word that unites everyone who loves Johnny Hallyday with the ones who don't; and this word is 'Respect'. This record is available in crystal clear with a printed inner sleeve!”
- A1: Time For Us Feat. Screenatorium
- A2: Abstract Symposium Part. 1 The Dirty Man
- A3: Late At Night Feat. Nomad
- A4: No Escape Feat Ghostown
- B1: Abstract Symposium Part. 2 For Kid Only
- B2: Mary Feat. Doctor Noodle
- B3: Freedom Ring
- B4: Laughing At With You Feat. Nolto
- C1: Work It
- C2: Behind The Wall Feat. Kalyanka & Ghostown
- C3: Keeping Memory Alive Feat. Nolto Andrre Astronautalis & Noma
- C4: Abstract Symposium Part. 3 The Dirty Man Feat. Ghostown
- D1: Obscure Clarte Feat. Skap'1 & Doctor Noodle
- D2: Abstract Symposium Part. 4 Train Station
- D3: Great Self Esteem Feat. Nolto & Mock
- D4: Chickery Scratch
- A1: Main Theme
- A2: Band Of Brothers (Suite One)
- A3: Band Of Brothers (Suite Two)
- B1: The Mission Begins Part Two - Day Of Days
- B2: Swamp Part Three - Carentan
- B3: Spiers’ Speech
- B4: Fire On Lake Part Four - Replacements
- B5: Parapluie
- B6: Boy Eats Chocolat
- B7: Bull’s Theme
- C1: Winters On Subway Part Six - Bastogne
- C2: Headscarf Part Seven - The Breaking Point
- C3: Buck In Hospital
- C4: Plaisier D’amour Part Eight - The Patrol
- C5: Preparing For Patrol
- D1: String Quartett In C-Sharp Minor (Opus 131)
- D2: Discovery Of The Camp
- D3: Nixon’s Walk Part Ten - Points
- D4: Austria
- D5: Band Of Brothers Requiem
Band of Brothers is a 2001 American war drama HBO miniseries based on historian Stephen E. Ambrose’s 1992 non-fiction book of the same name. Produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, the series tells the story of “Easy” Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, of the 101st Airborne Division, from their first jump training in the United States through their participation in major actions in Europe during World War II. The series received universal acclaim and went on to win many awards, including multiple Emmy and Golden Globe Awards.
- A1: Theme Of Art Of Fighting 2 (Title)
- A2: I Chose This One (Player Select)
- A3: The Horse And Me (Ryo Sakazaki Bgm)
- A4: Ferrari Man (Robert Start Demo)
- A5: Swing The House (Robert Garcia Bgm)
- A6: Gang (Jack Turner Bgm)
- A7: Chinese Old Man -Neo Asian Mix- (Lee Pai Long Bgm)
- B1: The Pumpkin And The Clown (King Bgm)
- B2: Towards Glory (Mickey Start Demo)
- B3: Prelude To Glory (Mickey Rogers Bgm)
- B4: Bonus Game (Bonus M.e. ~ Bonus Select)
- B5: Acquisition (Bonus Success) ~ Again, In The Next Chance (Bonus Failure)
- B6: Initiation To The Super Special Moves (Old Temple ~ Old Factory)
- B7: Nature (Energy Enhancement Screen) ~ 100-Man Kumite
- B8: Next Stage (Movement Map Screen)
- C1: Mustang Man (John Crawley Bgm)
- C2: The Way Of The Shinobi (Eiji Kisaragi Bgm)
- C3: Foghorn (Temjin Bgm)
- C4: Diet (Yuri Sakazaki Bgm)
- C5: Master (Takuma Sakazaki Bgm)
- C6: Blue Moon Factory -Oh Oh Big Mix- (Mr.big Bgm)
- D1: Commissioner (Geese Taking Demo)
- D2: Huh Geese (Geese Appearance Demo)
- D3: A Kiss For Geese -Cyber Edit- (Geese Howard Bgm)
- D4: Towards "Fatal Fury" (Geese Escape Demo)
- D5: Let's Meet In "Fatal Fury" (Geese Epilogue)
- D6: Bright, Enjoyable (Ryo, Robert, Yuri, Temjin Ending)
- D7: Ambition (Jack, Big Ending)
- D8: Here Is A New Medicine (Lee Ending)
- D9: A New... (Mickey, John Ending)
- D10: The Way Of Fighting (Kisaragi Ending)
- D11: Hope (King, Takuma Ending)
- D12: Too Long!! (Staff Roll)
- D13: Continue ~ Game Over
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- A1: In Da Club
- A2: 21 Questions (Feat Nate Dogg)
- A3: Pimp
- A4: Disco Inferno
- B1: Candy Shop (Feat Olivia)
- B2: Just A Lil Bit
- B3: Outta Control (Feat Mobb Deep - Remix)
- B4: Hustler's Ambition
- C1: Best Friend (Feat Olivia - Remix)
- C2: Window Shopper
- C3: Ayo Technology (Feat Justin Timberlake & Timbaland)
- C4: I Get Money
- C5: Straight To The Bank
- D1: I'll Still Kill (Feat Akon)
- D2: Get Up
- D3: I Get It In
- D4: Baby By Me (Feat Ne-Yo)
- D5: How To Rob (Feat The Madd Rapper - Bonus Track)
Best Of 50 Cent is a career-spanning chronicle of one of music's most compelling and influential artists. The compilation will be packaged as a 2LP, including classic cuts from his 2003-2009 albums, Get Rich or Die Tryin', The Massacre, Curtis, Before I Self Destruct, and the bonus cut 'How to Rob'. Release is Black vinyl, 180 gram, 2LP, Gatefold and comes with a Download Card

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