Just Dance 3

Just The Hits is back once again and bigger than ever!!
Following on from the success of Just The Hits 80s, Just The Hits 90s, Just The Hits Rock, Just The Hits Party and Just The Hits Country it was only right we offered up a collection of Girl Power Anthems, in a jam packed two album set!
It features Spice Girls, Billie Eilish, Fergie, Carly Rae Jepsen, KT Tunstall, Duffy, M.I.A., Demi Lovato, The Pussycat Dolls, Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande, Iggy Azalea, Corinne Bailey Rae, Atomic Kitten, Meredith Brooks, Amy Winehouse, Pat Benatar, Sigrid and many, many more! If you want the hits, then Just The Hits: Girl Power is the album for you!

This compilation is a tribute to the sound that characterized the 90s and it exudes the breath of this legendary era with every track! No good party without 90s sound! Feat. Captain Jack, Captain Hollywood Project, Bellini, Fragma, Bob Sinclar, Cosmic Gate, Dr. Alban and others.

The legendary Marlene Dietrich as the madam of a regiment of gigolos, including David Bowie, in post-World War I Berlin. That was the chemistry conceived for the film Just A Gigolo, and Marlene, who hadn’t spoken a line of dialogue before movie cameras for 17 years, agreed to return to the screen because she was eager and willing to team up with Bowie…“He is a very interesting star”, she commented, which is quite a compliment from someone who has had her pick of the most interesting stars of her time. Her moments with Bowie in the film are very special, and her singing of the 1920s title song around which the entire screenplay centers, disturbing, unforgettable.

Josh Turner's first ever greatest hits album includes 11 of his biggest and greatest hits. With his deep bass voice, Turner has become a favourite and unforgettable hitmaker on Country Radio, with timeless songs like 'Long Black Train' and 'Why Don't We Just Dance'.

Following up his 2007 effort Light On (HighNote), trumpeter Tom Harrell continues to document his original compositional voice and uncommonly tight working band with Prana Dance. Again there's the youthful, hungry lineup of tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery, pianist Danny Grissett and drummer Johnathan Blake, with long-serving Harrell stalwart Ugonna Okegwo digging in on bass. The material is all original, all new, teeming with harmonic secrets and an uncanny marriage of the simple and complex, not to mention ample possibilities for elaboration in the live setting—as the band proved during a galvanizing Thursday night set at New York's Village Vanguard in April, 2009.