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Four CD set. NOW Music are pleased to announce NOW That's What I Call A 60s & 70s Summer: Seasons In The Sun. Contains 86 tracks recalling the nostalgia of past summers with music of the 60s and 70s… a collection of songs that have stood the test time as fantastic summer anthems… The perfect soundtrack to your summertime fun! Includes tracks by the Beach Boys, Jan & Dean, Otis Redding. The Surfaris, Sandie Shaw, Sonny & Cher, Brian Hyland, the Mamas & the Papas, Bay City Rollers, Mungo Jerry, Elvis Presley, The Tornados, Love Affair, First Class, Barry Manilow, The Stylistics, Minnie Riperton, Fleetwood Mac, The Animals, Manfred Mann, Thunderclap Newman, The Isley Brothers, and many others.

A musical odyssey to celebrate summer & the 15th anniversary of Buddha-Bar Monte-Carlo, compiled by Ravin. Limited edition transparent coloured double vinyl (blue turquoise & red magenta).
Under the starry sky of the Riviera, lulled by the warm breeze, an invitation to travel rises. A beat, a melody… and the mind drifts away. Buddha-Bar, the temple of world music and sonic elegance, celebrates 15 years of magic in Monte-Carlo with an exceptional compilation: Buddha-Bar Summer Sessions Monte-Carlo by Ravin. Conceived as a musical odyssey, this double compilation weaves captivating atmospheres, blending ethereal lounge, organic electro, and world sounds, in an intimate dialogue between East and West, tradition and modernity. Each track (including more than a dozen unreleased tracks) has been carefully selected by Ravin, who creates a captivating and chic experience, a true invitation to dance and escape.

Sony Music Presents Top 40 Seventies - The Ultimate Top 40 Collection contains the defining tracks of the decade and features some of the biggest hits from artists including John Miles, Pointer Sisters, Bobby Vinton and many more.

George Thomson of Edinburgh, a notable promoter of Scottish music, encouraged settings of his nation’s folk songs. In particular, he found a rich source of arrangements in Vienna, where he commissioned first Haydn and then Beethoven to set a large sequence of poems, including those of Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott. Thomson envisaged simple works, agreeable to amateurs, but Beethoven found it impossible to compose within such limitations and his settings, which include Irish and Welsh songs, with the accompaniment of strings and piano, have proved perennially popular.