L'iniziazione (1999)

25th anniversary expanded edition of Creed's Billboard #1, Diamond-certified second studio album, Human Clay. First released in 1999 and enduring as one of the best-selling albums of all time, this remastered edition features the smash hits “Higher,” “What If” and GRAMMY-award winning “With Arms Wide Open” (Best Rock Song), alongside a complete never-before-released 13-song 1999 concert from San Antonio, TX, plus three additional bonus tracks.

This 4 CD box set includes a Joe Jones track with Sonny Phillips on organ, a Rusty Bryant track with Melvin Sparks on guitar, a Richard "Groove" Holmes track with Gene Edwards on guitar and Houston Person and Gene Ammons tracks with Sonny Phillips or Leon Spencer on organ. George Freeman plays guitar on one of the Gene Ammons tracks. Also includes a Charles Earland track, a Shirley Scott track and two Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis tracks with Shirley Scott on organ, a Jack McDuff track, a Willis Jackson track with Pat Martino on guitar and Joe Hadrick on drums, a Willis Jackson/Jack McDuff track with Alvin Johnson on drums, and a George Benson track with McDuff on organ.

"The Thriller Collection" is a compilation album by Ennio Morricone, released on May 1, 1999, under the DRG Records label. This two-disc set features a selection of Morricone's thriller film scores composed between 1969 and 1984.

This 4 CD box set includes a Joe Jones track with Sonny Phillips on organ, a Rusty Bryant track with Melvin Sparks on guitar, a Richard "Groove" Holmes track with Gene Edwards on guitar and Houston Person and Gene Ammons tracks with Sonny Phillips or Leon Spencer on organ. George Freeman plays guitar on one of the Gene Ammons tracks. Also includes a Charles Earland track, a Shirley Scott track and two Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis tracks with Shirley Scott on organ, a Jack McDuff track, a Willis Jackson track with Pat Martino on guitar and Joe Hadrick on drums, a Willis Jackson/Jack McDuff track with Alvin Johnson on drums, and a George Benson track with McDuff on organ.

A superb-sounding double CD of alternate mixes and (just a few) actual alternate takes, named after the late Abbey Road engineer John Barrett, who catalogued and copied many Beatles vault tapes in the early '80s. At first glance, this appears to be a goldmine of unreleased Beatles goodies, spanning "From Me to You" to the Let It Be sessions, but read the fine print carefully. Most of the takes are in fact stereo and mono mixes that happen to be rare or commercially unavailable, not performances that are commercially unavailable. To some fans, these different mixes are revelations; to many, however, they are barely or completely indistinguishable from the familiar versions on official Beatles albums.

Big bands were on their way out by the late '40s, which left bandleaders and musicians who had played swing in a quandary: embrace bebop or become a nostalgia act. Certain wise musicians like Gene Krupa and Harry James, however, found a middle course by modernizing swing with new arrangements and selling it to ballroom dancers. The Complete Capitol Recordings of Gene Krupa and Harry James collects a multitude of splendid performances from both players as they transitioned from one era to the next. The four Krupa discs were recorded in 1946-1947 during the drummer/leader's successful comeback following a drug conviction. His band averaged around 17 pieces during these sessions, and occasionally featured vocalists Caroline Grey and Buddy Stewart. The band covers everything from bouncy straight-ahead swing like "Indiana" to tender ballads like "How Deep Is the Ocean." Of special interest are a number of stripped-down tracks, including "Body and Soul" and "Limehouse Blues," that feature Krupa, saxophonist Charlie Ventura, and pianist Teddy Napoleon. The three James discs were recorded between 1955 and 1958 and find the semi-reclusive trumpeter returning to the limelight.

Melvins released a series of three albums during 1999 and 2000 and they're meant to be purchased one by one before you collected them all. The Maggot and The Bootlicker were released in 1999, The Crybaby was released in 2000. FOr The Maggot, each of the 8 songs are split in two for a total of 16 indexed tracks. They are edited properly for the MP3 version. For The Crybaby, the band are joined by a number of special guests, including Leif Garrett to sing "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Hank Williams III singing his dad's "Ramblin' Man", and Mike Patton to contribute a new song, "G.I. Joe". All albums were released by Ipecac.

Bird Of Paradise is a 1999 compilation CD by American jazz musician Charlie Parker. This was released by the Prism Leisure Corporation.

E-Type is a stage name adopted by Bo Martin Erik Eriksson (born August 27, 1965 in Uppsala, Sweden), a Swedish Eurodance musician with rock/metal roots.

Joanne Whiley-Morton (born 4 July 1965), better known by her professional name Jo Whiley, is an English radio DJ and television presenter. She was the host of the long-running weekday later weekend Jo Whiley Show on BBC Radio 1. She currently presents her weekday evening Radio 2 show.