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October 1, 1969, in Augusta, GA, was a homecoming for James Brown. His and his band's smoking performance at the city's Bell Auditorium was captured on tape, with an intention to make an album of the show the cornerstone of a move back to his roots. Live at Home With His Bad Self was scheduled as a lucrative holiday release. But JB and that band broke up. Soul Brother No. 1 called in a new, young band, featuring Bootsy Collins, and within a few weeks they recorded the funk anthem 'Sex Machine.' With the single flying up the charts and no album to promote along with it, JB scrapped the planned Live at Home album. He instead doubled down on a Sex Machine album, a part-live 2LP set that included a portion of the Augusta show.

Featuring superb FM broadcast recordings from all eras of the band s existence, this enticing set kicks off, on Disc 1, with their classic 1975 UK show. Performed in Cardiff, Wales and broadcast across the USA by the King Biscuit Flower Hour, this concert remains among the very best recordings in existence of Skynyrd during their glory days. Next up, on Disc 2, is the first gig the surviving members of the band played following the tragic 1977 air crash: the famous Super Jam show. Played in 1978 in Doraville, Georgia, this recording features many other musicians from the southern rock community alongside the revamped LS. And concluding this fine set is a show from 1994, featuring Johnny Van Zandt (the late Ronnie s brother) on vocals alongside the other surviving members from back in the day.

For almost 30 years, Widespread Panic has been known for their masterful improvisational style, but their core has always been built around songwriting. Incorporating a vast range of styles, Panic's songs run the gamut from compelling narratives to poignant ballads to southern blues to progressive jazz and rock. Street Dogs is a testament to how a veteran band can remain vibrant, relevant and continue to progress. Street Dogs was recorded at Echo Mountain Studios in Asheville, NC with longtime friend and producer John Keane at the helm.

It's hard to believe but 2011 is indeed the 40th anniversary of the legendary rock group, Queen. Even though lead singer, Freddie Mercury is no longer with us, their music continues to live on and manages to make an impact with each and every new generation. To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the band, Universal Music Group will be reissuing all 15 studio albums as deluxe remastered editions which will include additional bonus material!

Mothership Connection is the 1975 album by Parliament. It features the hit songs "Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker)", "Mothership Connection (Star Child)", and "P. Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up)". This is from the 1990 CD pressing that is "unmastered". Ga ga goo ga, ga ga goo ga; ga ga goo ga ga.

Mothership Connection is the 1975 album by Parliament. It features the hit songs "Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker)", "Mothership Connection (Star Child)", and "P. Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up)". This is from the 1990 CD pressing released by Casablanca/Polydor that is "unmastered". Ga ga goo ga, ga ga goo ga; ga ga goo ga ga.