London Various Artists

"The performances featured on this compilation celebrate Jimi Hendrix's unique spirit and remarkable catalog in a symphonic context," writes annotator John McDermott of an album "featuring Sting, Carlos Santana, Brian Hay, John McLaughlin, Taj Mahal, Eric Schenkman, Steve Lukather, Paul Rodgers, Buddy Miles, Bootsy Collins, Tony Williams, Stanley Clarke, Robben Ford, Sass Jordan, Cozy Powell, Corey Glover, Hiram Bullock, Toots Thielemans, Bernie Worrell, Doug Pinnick, Dave Abbruzzese, Billy Cox, Noel Redding, and Steve Vai with the London Metropolitan Orchestra." The real force behind this Hendrix tribute album is producer/engineer Eddie Kramer, who engineered Hendrix's original albums. Unlike other tribute albums, in which a group of cover songs are collected from established artists, In from the Storm features performances by one-time ensembles put together specially by Kramer, usually featuring the London Metropolitan Orchestra.

Above the album worked the 'Classic Christmas Carols ', and his release took place on 2020. The album has got songs with a total duration of more than an hour. A compilation is a compilation of original music.

From the makers of the Junkshop Glam genre defining Velvet Tinmine, Glitterbest and Boobs compilations. comes this bookending box set.. 60 tracks of the finest slices of JSG in its various guises, as established by collectors around the world over the past decade. Including tracks from the USA, New Zealand, Netherlands, Sweden, Iceland, Australia as well as homegrown UK. Some previously unreleased, many first time on CD. Themed by arch JSG collector and musician Phil King into three groups.

Released in time for the 2015 holiday season, the updated U.K. edition of Now That's What I Call Christmas offers a heaping plate of Yuletide pop favorites spanning multiple decades. From holiday rock perennials like the Pogues' "Fairytale of New York" and Slade's "Merry Xmas Everybody" to more contemporary pop fare like Kelly Clarkson's "Underneath the Tree," this hefty three-disc set covers a lot of ground. The selections on the first disc range from the 1970s to contemporary while the latter two discs go back as far as Ella Fitzgerald and Nat King Cole with bits of vintage Motown, soul, folk, and rock tossed in for variety. Not every track is a surefire classic and more than a few feel like filler, but at 71 tracks, there is more than enough Grade-A holiday music to go around.

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful Classic Rock singers like ZZ Top, The Doors, Grateful Dead and many more!

Following the huge success of The Sixties Album, The Seventies Album is the next album of the decade, the ultimate Seventies collection from pop, soul & disco via rock & glam to new wave & two tone. A mammoth musical celebration of the decade that brought you The Range Rover, Saturday Night Fever, the Compact Cassette, Kevin Keegan, Star Wars and The Wombles, amongst other amazing iconic moments and artefacts! The tracklist tops out at 66 huge Seventies hits & classics from The Bee Gees, The Drifters, Frankie Valli, Kate Bush, T-Rex, Chaka Khan, Chic, David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, Alice Cooper and many, many more!

2011 two CD collection. Everybody has to have at least some classic Blues in their collection. It's obligatory. It's a must. Why? Because no other music has had such a profound and potent influence on the world's popular music. Born in slavery, in the Southern States of an emerging nation, who would have thought it? Yet the Blues, through the power of its music and the passion of its performers, pulled itself up and onto the international stage where its place is now assured. And on these two discs are enshrined some of those timeless moments: from the opening bars of Robert Johnson's 'Cross Road Blues' to the closing refrain of Albert King's 'Born Under A Bad Sign', this is a journey through some of the very best that the Blues can offer.

The most beautiful country & jazz songs by Murray Johnson, John McCormack, Vera Lynn and many more on one compilation!

Warning! MILD SPOILERS for Jojo Rabbit ahead!
Jojo Rabbit's soundtrack features a mix of classical compositions, jazz numbers, and pop tunes - including a couple German versions of notable songs. Written and directed by Taika Waititi (Thor: Ragnarok), Jojo Rabbit is what he describes as an "anti-hate satire", using the outlandish idea of a kid with Adolf Hitler as an imaginary friend to expose the evils of fascism and bigotry.