Billie Joel

Margaret "Maggie" Fitzgerald, a waitress from a Missouri town in the Ozarks, shows up in the Hit Pit, a run-down Los Angeles gym which is owned and operated by Frankie Dunn, a brilliant but only marginally successful boxing trainer. Maggie asks Dunn to train her, but he angrily responds that he "doesn't train girls."

Three CD collection. After the stellar success of the Jazz Sexiest Ladies series, Music Brokers releases the first Volume of it's male counterpart: Jazz Sexiest Crooners. As usual, this set features 36 sultry and sexy songs from the last four decades, reinvented in lounge form. Classics from Lenny Kravitz, Billy Joel, James Taylor, Lionel Richie and Led Zeppelin are combined with recent smashes from Beyoncé, Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars in fantastic reworked versions by jazz artists such as Jamie Lancaster, Apollinare Rossi, James Farrelli and The George White Group. With stellar artwork and remastered sound, this is another essential addition to your lounge music collection.

Get ready to perform to a mixture of contemporary and classic hits with Now 100 Hits: Sing-a-Long. Featuring five discs of karaoke anthems, this album is perfect for the whole family. To your attention is presented a publication NOW Thats What I Call Music for review, as well as an overview of the overall picture, content and listening! Peter Carlsson, James Arthur, Nelly Furtado, Billie Eilish, American Authors, Zac Barnett, James Adam Shelley, Dave Rublin.

Lola Haag is a native of Wisconsin who has been living in California for most of her adult life. Early influences were the great female jazz singers including Ella, Sarah, Peggy Dinah and so many others. She studied the performers who were entertainers, those who really knew how to relate to their audiences. Her musical tastes run from the great American Songbook and the fabulous songwriters of that era to the outstanding contemporary songwriters of today from Jazz to Broadway.

After recording six acclaimed albums with bassist Joan Chamorro, Barcelona-based trumpeter, singer and composer Andrea Motis makes her solo debut on Impulse! Records with Emotional Dance. The astonishing accord that she’s cultivated with Chamorro during the past seven years is firmly intact on Emotional Dance. The sterling performances features him as well as pianist Ignasi Terraza, drummer Esteve Pi, guitarist Josep Traver as the core ensemble. Like with Chamorro, Motis has recorded and toured consistently with these musicians.

After recording six acclaimed albums with bassist Joan Chamorro, Barcelona-based trumpeter, singer and composer Andrea Motis makes her solo debut on Impulse! Records with Emotional Dance. The astonishing accord that she’s cultivated with Chamorro during the past seven years is firmly intact on Emotional Dance. The sterling performances features him as well as pianist Ignasi Terraza, drummer Esteve Pi, guitarist Josep Traver as the core ensemble. Like with Chamorro, Motis has recorded and toured consistently with these musicians.

The tracklisting for Now Thats What I Call Music! 104 has been unveiled. 104th edition of the compilation series is released on November 8 and includes 47 tracks, including five bonus throwback tracks from Now Thats What I Call Music! 4, released in November 1984. Official Singles Chart Number 1s appear on Now 104: Dance Monkey and Ed Sheerans Take Me Back To London ft. Stormzy. Collection features a further 17 Top 10s at the time of writing, including Kygo & Whitney Houstons Higher Love, Joel Corrys Sorry, and Crown by Stormzy. For every lover of positive motives, this will be a godsend! One currently unreleased song features in the tracklisting; Sigalas We Got Love with Ella Henderson, which is out on November!