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"Graceland" is the thrilling seventh studio album by Paul Simon. In 1986, "Graceland" sold 14 million copies worldwide and garnered both the Album and Song of the Year Grammy in 1987. It generated three hit singles and it kept Paul Simon and the Graceland tour on the road for five years. Its music was heard across the globe. Today, its music and its reputation still reach generations of music enthusiasts yet so many are unaware of how pivotal that one album was during the 1980s, how it helped birth the idea of World Music and revived the career of one of America's most important songwriters. Graceland's 25th anniversary features the original album with bonus tracks including a unreleased tracks audio documentary produced in 2012 with Paul Simon discussing the writing, inspiration and recording of the song 'Graceland'.

Newly orchestrated 2012 reworking of 1988 collaboration between the Queen frontman & Spanish soprano Montserrat Caballé. Also includes 2 discs of rarities, orchestral versions & outtakes.

Legendary violinist David Oistrakh delivers a profoundly thrilling rendition of Beethoven’s Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D Major Op.61. Arguably, one of the best violin concertos ever composed, the esteemed violinist delivers with his flawless virtuosity and skillful execution. Features 2011's EMI Remaster, remastered by four historic engineers, the sound is spacious and warm.

"Clockwork Angels" has been a long time coming. Rush foreshadowed it in 2010 by releasing "BU2B", and "Caravan" to radio. The next single, "Headlong Flight," didn't appear until 2012. Co-produced with Nick Raskulinecz (who also worked on 2007's Snakes & Arrows), Clockwork Angels is a return to the concept album by the band that perfected it on 2112 in 1976. It centers on a loose narrative about a young man following his dreams. He struggles with inner and outer forces of order and chaos; he encounters an expansive world where colors, images, territories, and characters are embodied by pirates, strange carnivals, rabble-rousing anarchists, and lost cities.

"Fulfillingness’ First Finale" is a landmark recording by music legend Stevie Wonder. The album is a declaration of love and social protest displayed with simple and compelling melodies. "Fulfillingness’ First Finale" is a pivotal outing showcasing some of Wonder’s best songwriting. It reached #1 on both Billboard’s Top R&B Albums and the Billboard 200. The effort includes the chart-topping singles “Boogie On Reggae Woman” and “You Haven’t Done Nothin'”. The album would win three GRAMMY Awards including Album of the Year.

Mylène Farmer is a French singer, songwriter, occasional actress and author. She has sold more than 30 million records and is among the most successful recording artists of all time in France. "Monkey Me", co-written with Laurent Boutonnat, was released in December 2012.

Six-time Grammy Award winner and iconic guitarist of The Eagles, Glenn Frey's first solo album in over seventeen years. "After Hours" is a tapestry of influential love songs from the 40s to present day. This smooth and rich collection focuses on the core essence of each song, showcasing Frey's growth both as a vocalist and an interpreter. The album highlighted by Frey’s effortless swooning includes the pop standards, “Route 66”, “The Look of Love”, “Caroline, No” and more.

Two years after “Restored, Returned” introduced this line-up and with extensive touring behind them, on “The Well” the four musicians of the Gustavsen Quartet really blossom as a band in a programme of new tunes by Tord. Sax player Tore Brunborg is given an important voice here, his melodic lines combining bluesy sonority and Nordic cry. Gently but effectively propelled by the subtle pulses of drummer Jarle Vespestad and bassist Mats Eilertsen, Gustavsen’s gospel-tinged, unhurried piano playing displays a characteristic warmth and tenderness.

In Tori Amos’ twenty-year career, the artist has won various awards, touched the lives of millions of fans, performed thousands of shows around the world and sold over twelve million records worldwide. To commemorate this milestone, Tori Amos has revisited a collection of hits spanning her entire catalogue. Produced by Amos with arrangements by John Philip Shenale, the album features her classics songs, recorded with the esteemed Metropole Orchestra. Each track, personally selected by Amos, is reworked for an orchestral setting; standouts include “Precious Things”, “Silent All These Years” and “Winter”. The music is timeless and Amos remains one of the strongest female vocalists in music history.