Carl Crow

Few things are more exciting than a Girls' Night Out; and as every girl knows, the best part of going out is getting ready to go out! So whack the Prosecco in the fridge, put your gladrags on and get this album on the stereo - Ultimate Girls' Night Out is exactly that. Boogie your way out the door to classics from Amy Winehouse, Sugababes, Maroon 5, Blondie, Kylie, the Pussycat Dolls, The Black Eyed Peas, Shalamar, Nelly, Jessie Ware and many more. Here come the girls!

Reviewing Halliday’s previous recorded work with guitarist Corey Christianson, Billy Kerr remarked in “Saxophone Journal,” “His saxophone playing and his music are at the highest levels, great dark, fat sound, wonderful time and feel, as well as a clean, fast technique . . . I’m sure he could play any kind of music.”

A unique collection of tracks from country blues artists shrouded in mystery. It takes you on an adventure into some of the more hidden recesses of country blues, via forgotten tracks from intriguing names like Papa Egg Shell and Little Hat Jones to Uncle Bud Walker and Spark Plug Smith. This album is a must-have for blues and guitar enthusiasts, as these rare tracks offer a unique insight into early country blues. Bringing to the fore hidden masterpieces that deserve to be heard, the tracks have been lovingly remastered using pioneering restoration techniques.

Eagerly awaited sequel to 2020’s successful ‘Halcyon Days’, that was itself inspired by the RPM Records bespoke compilations ‘Looking Back’, ‘Keep Lookin’ and ‘Night Comes Down’.Celebrating Mod-friendly 1960’s beat music with disc one focussing on club-based sounds, disc two on Mod legends and disc three’s groovier, more heavy and psychedelic acts. With previously unissued Mod RnB tracks from The Fingers, The SW4 and The Trendbender Band plus first legal time on CD Mod RnB, Soul and Freakbeat rarities from The Profile, The Athenians, Laris McLennon and The Scots of St James and a rare version of The Moody Blues’ ‘I’ll Go Crazy’ that was not issued in the UK.

With a history of more than 30 years, Black and White has always been committed to talent, worked with internationally renowned artists and edited or made known to artists of the stature of Moby, Carl Cox or Sven Vath, as well as dozens of DJs and world-renowned producers. Black and White has also created hits that have been heard in every corner of the planet, reference compilations such as Black and White Mix, Bolero Mix or Pioneer the Album, one hit wonders such as Mystic rhythm of the night or desire Voyage voyage and countless dance hits of the moment.

If James Taylor epitomized the definition and the original, late-'60s incarnation of the term singer/songwriter, Dan Fogelberg exemplified the late-'70s equivalent of that term at its most highly developed and successful, with a string of platinum-selling albums and singles into the early '80s and a long career afterward, interrupted only by a health crisis that led to his untimely death in 2007. He came out of a musical family, born Daniel Grayling Fogelberg on August 13, 1951, in Peoria, IL, where his father was an established musician, teacher, and bandleader. His first instrument was the piano, which he took to well enough, and music mattered to him more than the sports that were the preoccupation of most of the boys around him.