Ollie & Jerry

"Electric Boogaloo" was the 1984 single by California soul music duo Ollie & Jerry, performing the theme song to Breakdance 2: Electric Boogaloo, known as Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo in the United States. This UK promo 12" single features the dance mix plus an instrumental, along with "Physical Clash" that is also an instrumental. This was released by Polydor Records.

Rockin' Bones: 1950's Punk & Rockabilly is a 2006 4CD box set focusing on the roots of rock & roll through rockabilly and the attitude involved that helped to form what became punk rock. This was released by Rhino.

Film Hits: Original Soundtrack Hits is a 2CD compilation focusing on some of the prized hit songs from soundtrack films of the last 40 years. This was released by Mercury via Polygram Belgium.

2007 three CD set, the latest installment in the critically acclaimed 12 Inch/80s series. Luther Vandross, Chaka Khan, Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, Bobby Brown, Kool And The Gang, Womack & Womack, Commodores, Grace Jones, and more, and more…

The Ultimate Collection School Days is a fabulous 100 track collection of those great songs and tunes that will remind you of going to the end of year school disco.
Containing the very best of pop, disco, punk, ska, new romantic, glam as well as the “slow dance” section just before the disco ends that we all remember so well… From the ultimate school days singalong of Madness’ “Baggy Trousers” through to the sitting down on the dancefloor rowing disco anthem of the Gap Band’s “Oops Upside Your Head as well as the girls on one side and boys on the other whilst dancing to the songs from “Grease”.

"DRIVEN BY THE 80s serves up 100 tracks of pure 80s pleasure. The 1980s were a golden decade for popular music. Delivering an eclectic mix of styles, that spawned everything from electro and new wave to punk and hip-hop, dance to alternative. Driven By The 80s includes big hitters across 5 CDs; Pop classics from the likes of Kylie Minogue, Kim Wilde, Culture Club, Salt-n-Pepa through to Synth-pop from Human League, Heaven 17 and Japan. Who doesn’t love the 80s? So dust off those wayfarer sunglasses, and lose yourself in the decade that was, this is a must have collection for all those Driven by The 80s."

Breakin' Review by Victor W. Valdivia
Though the Breakin' soundtrack has become a quaint period piece since its release, it is still a notable album. It was really the first introduction for many to hip-hop culture and music (however softened and tidied up for mass-market consumption it was) and still stands as a perfect summary of the more commercial elements of electro-dance, electro-funk, and even rap of the era. It may sound rather corny and silly compared to the harder-edged acts of the time (let alone today), but there's no denying that the title cut and "Ain't Nobody" are still enjoyable songs, and will probably bring back many fond memories for those who were around during its release. The album is also notable for the debut performance of Ice-T, who is miles away from "New Jack Hustler" (not to mention "Cop Killer") with the poppy, good-natured "Reckless." It's hardly essential, but a funny rarity nonetheless. For all its flaws, fans who want to learn the roots of hip-hop (or are in the mood for a cute, lighthearted listen) should seek Breakin' out.

Party Classics The Ultimate Collection features 5CDs of hand-picked floor fillers guaranteed to get any party started. So whether you re young or old, looking for pop, soul or dance, recent hits or all time classics it's all here on the only party album you'll ever need. So crank it up, raise a glass and let's get this party started!

With the huge success recently of music from films, it's a great time for a compilation to round up the mega-hits that have come from, or been used in, films from the 60s onwards. For the first time on a compilation some of the biggest movie hits are brought together. Opening with the epic Whitney Houston blockbuster from ’The Bodyguard’, the first disc also features ‘(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life’ from ‘Dirty Dancing’, ‘Happy’ from ‘Despicable Me 2’, and title track smashes from ‘Ghostbusters’, ‘9 to 5’ and ‘Footloose’. We’ve also included ABBA’s original version of ‘Mamma Mia’ and the fabulous ‘Grease Megamix’ which combines three huge tracks from ‘Grease’.