2me, Illdestino, Popsho Spotlight

2011 studio album produced by 70's collaborator Mike Chapman, includes Elvis Presley tribute song with James Burton & The Jordanaires.

DJ's Hits is a 1994 compilation of dance music that is disc jockey friendly, for all of the top notch DJ's. This was released by Spotlight via Warner Music Brasil

FINALLY, ALL THE UNRELEASED RARITIES IN ONE PLACE Following the experimental and challenging Trout Mask Replica in 1969, and its 1970 follow-up Lick My Decals Off, Baby , Captain Beefheart released The Spotlight Kid, the first album credited solely to himself with no mention of his Magic Band - despite the core members being equally involved as on previous records .

I’m really excited to be making my fourth solo album with the lovely people at PledgeMusic and when you sign up for my Pledge you shall have the opportunity to get involved in the process of recording my new solo album SPOTLIGHT – set for release later in 2019…

This CD showcases two fine singers who, after starting promising careers, recorded only a single album each.

Double CD containing two albums by legendary ‘70s actress, broadcaster and First Lady of Rock, Suzi Quatro

Peggy Lee spent a good many years with Capitol, and it was there that she cut some of her best sides. Save for a few years in the late '40s (and several early hits), Lee hit her stride with the label during the end of the '50s and throughout the '60s. Working in a variety of settings, from string orchestras to jazz combos, Lee applied her vocal talents to swing, blues, Latin, and cabaret. This edition of Capitol's classy Spotlight series rounds up 18 of Lee's best performances. And while many of the hits are missing ("Black Coffee," "Is That All There Is," etc.), the disc makes up for it with stunners like "The Best Is Yet to Come" and "The Folks Who Live on the Hill." Plus, there's the charts and conducting work of such luminaries as Benny Carter, Nelson Riddle, Bill May, Quincy Jones, and even Frank Sinatra. A fine sampler from Miss Lee's prime.