100 Tracks From The Fabulous

Where jazz stops for other bands, he starts for Yakou Tribe. The quartet from Berlin has never had problems breaking conventions. Also regarding his release plan. Since "Rituals", the third production of Yakou Tribe, no less than six years have gone into the country. For the band a "phase of reflection", as guitarist Kai Brückner explains. Together with saxophonist Jan von Klewitz, bassist Johannes Gunkel and drummer Rainer Winch, he just took a little more time. "So we simply had more time to focus on certain aspects of our music." You can hear that. With their lifelike cross between contagious jazz rock, sensual sound painting and almost song-like compositions, they have always been very pointed and straight. But never before have the four musicians sounded so symbiotic, dense and collectively interwoven in their individual intentions as on "100% Results". From the first to the last tone a positive basic mood spreads, which also does not want to ebb when the music has long since died away.

Inside our latest free Uncut CD: Small Faces’ Something Nice – rarities, live and exclusives!Small Faces are the stars of our latest free CD, Something Nice, available with the May 2025 issue of Uncut. The 11-track album includes rarities, alternate takes and live cuts, including a set of tracks from the new deluxe edition of The Autumn Stone. This slew of rare Small Faces goodies is largely pooled from Kenney Jones’s recently revived Nice Records. “I started the label in the ’90s to raise money for Ronnie Lane when he had multiple sclerosis,” Jones tells Uncut. “I put it to bed after he died, but have since thought, ‘No, I want to do something with this.’”

Inside our latest free Uncut CD: Small Faces’ Something Nice – rarities, live and exclusives!Small Faces are the stars of our latest free CD, Something Nice, available with the May 2025 issue of Uncut. The 11-track album includes rarities, alternate takes and live cuts, including a set of tracks from the new deluxe edition of The Autumn Stone. This slew of rare Small Faces goodies is largely pooled from Kenney Jones’s recently revived Nice Records. “I started the label in the ’90s to raise money for Ronnie Lane when he had multiple sclerosis,” Jones tells Uncut. “I put it to bed after he died, but have since thought, ‘No, I want to do something with this.’”

This fabulous radio broadcast comes from The King's Head Inn, a tiny venue popular with students near the Old Dominion University campus, in Norfolk, Virginia, that could accommodate barely 100 people. Luckily, local radio station WNOR was on hand to preserve this storming performance made on July 20th 1980 by soon-to-become-legendary Blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan. It was following a groundbreaking appearance at the 1982 Montreux Jazz Festival that Steve Ray first came to the attention of such major rock stars as David Bowie (with whom he recorded the 'Let's Dance' album), The Rolling Stones and Jackson Browne.

The Ultimate Collection: Driving Songs brings together 5CDs containing 100 tracks that encapsulate the very best music to listen and singalong to whilst hitting the open road. Packed full of motor-charged huge hit singles this amazing collection contains something for everyone; rock standards from the likes of Bachman Turner Overdrive, Status Quo and Kiss, punk & indie classics by Sham 69, James and The Fratellis as well as 80s anthems by Simple Minds, Tears For Fears and Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Whatever your mood this fabulous compilation contains just the right songs from some of the biggest artists in the world; they are all here to provide the best soundtrack to accompany you on your journey.

The Ultimate Collection: Classic Pop is an amazing 100 track collection of some of the biggest and best classic pop songs from the last 50 years or so. With great songs and fabulous artists covering every genre and era; from the unforgettable 70s pop of Abba “Mamma Mia”, through to Kool & The Gang’s 80s dancefloor anthem “Celebration”. From The Moody Blues 60s classic “Nights In White Satin” right through to 90s Britpop including Pulp’s “Common People” not forgetting contemporary favourites such as Lady Gaga “Poker Face”, will.i.am and Britney Spears “Scream & Shout” and Carly Rae Jepsen “Call Me Maybe”. This incredible compilation gathers together the ultimate classic pop collection from the past six decades in one 5CD box set.

64 scorching hot summer pop classics to soundtrack your favourite season! 3CDs of fabulous hits from Wham!, Duran Duran, The Beach Boys, Boney M, Spandau Ballet, Four Tops, Steps, Kool & The Gang and many more!

The Greatest Instrumentals 1934~1962 is a comprehensive compilation album released on July 31, 2015, by the label Moochin About. Spanning nearly three decades of instrumental music, this collection showcases a diverse array of genres and artists that defined the instrumental landscape from the mid-1930s to the early 1960s.