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Stax Country offers a diverse crew of artists, many of whom led colorful lives, but never found great success in the music industry. O.B. McClinton was perhaps the most successful of the bunch. McClinton became known to Stax as a songwriter, penning R&B tracks for Otis Redding, the Staple Singers and James Carr, and signed his own deal to Stax as a country act in 1971. McClinton, who covers Jim Weatherly’s “Finer Things in Life” on this compilation, went on to record for several major country labels, though never found wide success in the genre. 1973's Obie From Senatobie was his sophomore album, and featured hit single "Don't Let The Green Grass Fool You".

Jocelyn Bernadette Smith is an American jazz vocalist. She was born in Queens, New York in 1960. Around the turn of century she worked on projects with classical orchestras, most notably with Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in 2001. However, jazz and popular music still hold her attention and in 2003 Jocelyn B. Smith received an IFPI Jazz award. "In The Moment" is her live interpretation of famous Jazz/Soul/Pop/Folk songs.

Stax Country offers a diverse crew of artists, many of whom led colorful lives, but never found great success in the music industry. O.B. McClinton was perhaps the most successful of the bunch. McClinton became known to Stax as a songwriter, penning R&B tracks for Otis Redding, the Staple Singers and James Carr, and signed his own deal to Stax as a country act in 1971. McClinton, who covers Jim Weatherly’s “Finer Things in Life” on this compilation, went on to record for several major country labels, though never found wide success in the genre. Clinton's 1974 fourth album release was If You Loved Her That Way, which features a collection of country classics alongside sprinklings of RnB, as sampled on Bill Wither's "Lean On Me".

Stax Country offers a diverse crew of artists, many of whom led colorful lives, but never found great success in the music industry. O.B. McClinton was perhaps the most successful of the bunch. McClinton became known to Stax as a songwriter, penning R&B tracks for Otis Redding, the Staple Singers and James Carr, and signed his own deal to Stax as a country act in 1971. McClinton, who covers Jim Weatherly’s “Finer Things in Life” on this compilation, went on to record for several major country labels, though never found wide success in the genre. Clinton's 1973 third album release was Live at Randy's Rodeo, a collection of country standards from "The Chocolate Cowboy", as he referred to himself.

Telemann is the central figure of the German late baroque. These colourful suites illustrate his mastery of the genre displaying a wide variety of music; lively and sparkling, moving and captivating and never dull!

B’Rock appears here for the first time as an extra small ensemble, hence the XS! Their previous releases have been very well received and here they concentrate on rarely recorded repertoire for violin and basso continuo from 17th century Amsterdam.

B’Rock appears here for the first time as an extra small ensemble, hence the XS! Their previous releases have been very well received and here they concentrate on rarely recorded repertoire for violin and basso continuo from 17th century Amsterdam. Included is a CDRom bonus track of a Suite from Petersen’s Speelstucken for carillon, played by Carl Van Eyndhoven.

Telemann is the central figure of the German late baroque. These colourful suites illustrate his mastery of the genre displaying a wide variety of music; lively and sparkling, moving and captivating and never dull!

"Safe Haven" is the highly anticipated debut album from multi-platinum singer/songwriter Ruth B., who broke onto the music scene in 2016 with the single "Lost Boy," a song that not only garnered critical and commercial accolades, but also became a global radio, streaming, and video hit. "Lost Boy" was also included on Ruth's original 4 track EP release, The Intro, which set the stage for the album Safe Haven. The set is produced by Joel Little, who previously collaborated with Lorde on her multi-platinum debut, among others.

Telemann is the central figure of the German late baroque. These colourful suites illustrate his mastery of the genre displaying a wide variety of music; lively and sparkling, moving and captivating and never dull!