Music To Watch Girls By

Roger Vadim's 1968 cult sci-fi movie starring Jane Fonda features a soundtrack by the late composer and producer Bob Crewe (the Four Seasons), with vocals provided by Crewe himself and American psychedelic band the Glitterhouse. The score was composed by Charles Fox.

Solo Flights is the thirty-sixth studio album by Chet Atkins. Side one of this album features Atkins' experiment with the "Octabass Guitar," where he replaced the two low strings (the E and A strings) with heavier strings in order to drop an octave and create a fuller sound with bass.

Ella Fitzgerald virtually invented the live album. The reason is simple: her performances were so consistently great that almost any live show was special enough to release as a record. In a sense, for Ella Fitzgerald, every night was 'The Moment of Truth'.

‘The Sun Shines Here’ captures perfectly the moment indie pop emerged from the ashes of the post-punk years, bringing a brighter, more ambitious sound, and an enthused cross-section of British youth culture, into the spotlight. A must for lovers and collectors of independent music and admirers of the independent spirit that enabled it.
Eight years later, Cherry Red presents the sequel, ‘The Sun Shines Here’. Once again referencing a Hurrah! song, this 3CD set revisits and explores the birth of Indie Pop, a period when, in the early 1980s, as London centred around more angular, aggressive music, bands emerged from Scotland, Liverpool and Manchester drawing on the cooler end of ‘60s and ‘70s music to create something fresh and new.

2012 two CD collection from the veteran British Pop vocalist. As singer with the Specials, Fun Boy Three, the Colourfield, Terry Blair & Anouchka and Vegas, as well as a solo performer, Terry Hall has been part of the musical landscape for over 30 years. He has produced as many types of music as Bowie and collaborated with the great and the good, from Bananarama to Tricky. This collection demonstrates the breadth of Hall's range and confirms him as one of the mavericks of British Pop. Music Club Deluxe.

Lämmerhirt worked as a session musician with artists such as Tom Paxton, Eddie and Finbar Furey and Alex Campbell. In the winter of 1973–74 Lämmerhirt was approached with a proposal to record his first solo album on a new label, Stockfisch Records. This album, Ten Thousand Miles, was successful, leading to further and larger live performances. Lämmerhirt began to write his own songs at this time, and his second solo album was released in 1975. Lämmerhirt continues to tour in Germany and released his most recent CD in 2007.

Something Swingin' !!! deserves those three exclamation points. Good range of featured artists aimed at novices and new fans. Very fine two-record set with an extensive cross-section from Sinatra to Andy Williams, from Nina Simone to Ella Fitzerald. This is worth having, regardless of your swing jazz knowledge.

Yo, it’s ya boy Jeffy. Has this ever happened to you? You approach a group of women and attempt to strike up a conversation… only to have them COMPLETELY IGNORE YOU. Maybe they didn’t hear, you think. You repeat your opening line again, this time in what you think is a louder voice. They continue their conversation as though you weren’t even there. Literally, you have failed to even enter into their consciousness as a being worthy of recognition. Without skipping a beat the girl you addressed turns her back to you and keeps talking to her friend, leaving you standing there with your dick in your hand. The girls won’t even LOOK at you… EVEN IF YOU’RE DOING EVERYTHING RIGHT.