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"Diana Ross & The Supremes Sing and Perform "Funny Girl"" is the 13th studio album released by Diana Ross & the Supremes on the Motown label, released in 1968. Berry Gordy had Diana Ross & the Supremes cover the songs from Barbra Streisand's Broadway musical Funny Girl original cast LP to tie-in with the September release of the feature-film version of the musical, also starring Streisand. The LP was not a success, and, with a Billboard 200 peak of 150, ranks as the lowest-charting of the Diana Ross-led Supremes albums. It was, however, praised by the composer, Jules Styne as one of the finest renditions of his score after the Broadway cast and movie soundtrack albums. Despite the commercial failure, fans celebrated the release, and the group performed a medley on the Ed Sullivan Show . Diana continued to perform "Don't Rain on My Parade" and "My Man" (equally associated with Fanny Brice), at her solo concerts throughout the 1970s.

A 1988 tour in which Bob Dylan, who had been released in recent years, gave a resurgence of screams, although it was very popular for enthusiasts. This time, after a long time of release, the Ultra Audience Album captures the early stages of the tour with superb sound quality. The beginning of this tour was part of the 88 year tour, where the quality of the performance was high on average, and it was fun for Dylan to stand on stage with his own renewal and the lively performance of the new band. A time when it can’t be helped. In addition, there was a surprise that Neil Young participated as a guest guitarist in the three shows since the tour started.

Gordon Koang is a fountain of warmth and joy, immediately accepting any stranger who strays into his presence. With a beaming smile that is unfettered by blindness, a condition he has lived with since birth, Gordon welcomes any and all around him, encouraging them to sit for a while and chat, maybe even to share a song.

Slip-case style box with three jewel cases and a large folded poster.Disc 1 recorded live March 21, 1985 at University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago, Illinois, USA.Disc 2 recorded live July 10, 1987 at Feyenoord Stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Disc 3 recorded live December 1, 1989 at Osaka Castle Hall, Osaka, Japan.

Slip-case style box with three jewel cases and a large folded poster.Disc 1 recorded live March 21, 1985 at University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago, Illinois, USA.Disc 2 recorded live July 10, 1987 at Feyenoord Stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Disc 3 recorded live December 1, 1989 at Osaka Castle Hall, Osaka, Japan.

New 4cd remastered clamshell various artists boxed set celebrating the finest musical sounds of so-called progressive rock music of 1974. five hours of music featuring tracks by kevin ayers, barclay james harvest, be bop deluxe, jack bruce, budgie, camel, caravan, gong, greenslade, peter hammill, hatfield and the north, hawkwind, jethro tull, man, nektar, pfm, procol harum, nektar, renaissance, todd rundgren’s utopia, stackridge, strawbs, traffic, robin trower, darryl way’s wolf and many more. includes an illustrated booklet with essay by mark powell. Reviews and features in national newspapers, uncut, mojo, record collector and prog magazines plus coverage on relevant websites and fanzines. The next release in their series of compilations celebrating so-called “Progressive” rock music – ‘Round and Round – Progressive Sounds Of 1974’, is a 4CD clamshell box set which gathers together over five hours of music from 1974, another year in which would continue to see Progressive music in all its forms continue to develop and retain its presence as a dominating force with the album buying public.

Slip-case style box with three jewel cases and a large folded poster.Disc 1 recorded live March 21, 1985 at University Of Illinois Pavillion, Chicago, Illinois, USA.Disc 2 recorded live July 10, 1987 at Feyenoord Stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Disc 3 recorded live December 1, 1989 at Osaka Castle Hall, Osaka, Japan.

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