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Last Days And Time is the third album by Earth, Wind & Fire, released in 1972. This was their first album for Columbia Records after two years with Warner Bros. and the move was helpful for the group, as the sound established here was of more value than the jazziness they explored with their first two albums. This was also the first EW&F album to feature Larry Dunn, Ralph Johnson, Jessica Cleaves, Roland Bautista and Philip Bailey. This was the first digital edition of this album, released on compact disc in 1988.

Groovin' is the 1988 album by Missing Links, a light/smooth jazz group headed by Howie Morrel and featuring a number of well-known musicians The album featured two singles sent to radio, covers of "Walk On By" and the title track. This, their only album was released by MCA Records.

Jane Child is the 1989 self-titled debut album by singer/songwriter/mulit-instrumentalist Jane Child, who some had called Canada's version of Prince. She may be considered a one-hit wonder for the song "Don't Wanna Fall In Love" but she also had a minor hit with "Welcome To The Real World", which oddly enough was not chosen for the theme song by MTV for their docu-series, The Real World. This was her debut for Warner Bros. Records.

The James Beard Award-winning visionary behind the iconic East coast bakery Bread Alone shares decades of wisdom and techniques for soul-fulfilling baking, with 60+ bread and pastry recipes