Cole Campbell

The Quintessence New York - Hollywood, Vol. 2: 1944-1946 captures a number of gems recorded by Nat King Cole between 1944 and 1946. These 36 tracks include such standards as "Route 66," "Tea for Two," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and "The Christmas Song." While the Frémeaux & Associés releases are recommended to casual fans, as a first purchase The World of Nat King Cole on Capitol would be easier to locate. ~ AllMusic Review by Al Campbell

You will probably have heard of the term cold therapy and are likely to conjure up images of ice packs or cold compresses being placed onto injured areas of the body; these are likely to be alternated with warm compresses.

The Glimmer Man is a 1996 American action film directed by John Gray and starring Steven Seagal, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Bob Gunton, and Brian Cox. Jack Cole (Steven Seagal) was once a government intelligence operative known as "The Glimmer Man," because he could move so quickly and quietly through the jungle that his victims would only see a glimmer before they died. Having left the Glimmer Man job behind him, Cole - steeped in mysticism and not used to working with others - has become a detective with the Los Angeles Police Department.

Jamaica's national motto, 'Out Of Many One People', could well be applied to the music that shaped the island's national sound, with modern reggae the result of many different musical forms coalescing to form a wonderfully unique 'one'. Fantastic Voyage's highly popular Sound System Classics series has already celebrated the American jump blues favoured at Jamaican dances in the pre-ska era, but contrary to widespread belief, US rhythm & blues and the indigenous style of mento were not the only types of music enjoyed across the island prior to the development of Shuffle Blues and Ska. In fact, the diversity of sounds that exerted a direct influence on popular Jamaican music throughout the 20th Century is astonishing, taking in gospel, blues, jazz, vocal groups, country, pop, film music and exotica, hailing from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Southern Africa and the British Isles, as well as America.

The second part of the great Timeless Music Collection by Time-Life Music. Eleven more hours of music from the past. Enjoy.

This is a Limited Edition Original Remastered Promotional Boxed Set. A rare find consisting of 8 CDs. It is a fine piece of American History and Music spanning 50 year of Capital Records Artist and the genres that encompass their perspective era. This boxed set gives you a glimpse of Capitol Records History and changing direction through its various Artists.
Capitol Records 1942-2002 Special Box Set features six discs that dutifully cover six decades of music from the label that brought the world key recordings from the Beatles, Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis, Duran Duran, Les Paul and Poison. It's an eclectic mix, but by presenting the cuts snug within the pop culture confines of the decade in which they were birthed, the pacing never suffers. It's a club sandwich with Freddie Slack & His Orchestra's "Cow-Cow Boogie [From Ride 'Em Cowboy]," the Beatles' "Hard Day's Night" and the Vines "Get Free" for bread, and it's a fascinating look at the ebb and flow of the music business.