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Now That's What I Call Driving Rock is a compilation of rock tracks released as 3-CD on 2 Jun 2017.

Colin James and the Little Big Band II is a swing-jive album by Canadian musician Colin James, released in 1998. Colin James and the Little Big Band II earned James the 1999 Juno Award for "Best Producer". While the late '90s may be remembered as the era of the swing revival movement, Colin James was one of the first artists to rediscover this popular musical style of yesteryear. Although James started out first and foremost as a blues guitarist, he'd been a lover of swing since he was a teen, deciding to ditch his blues-rock for 1993's Colin James and the Little Big Band I. The switch proved to be the right move back home; the album was a double-platinum smash.

2007' two-CDs collection. 40 original Aussie hits from The Angels, Men at Work, Tim Finn, 1927, Sharon O'Neill, Daryl Braithwaite, The Swingers, Billy Field, Cold Chisel, The Models, Mondo Rock, Sunnyboys, The Reels, Moving Pictures and more.

2009 three CD collection of '80s classics. This triple disc set contains 60 definitive tracks featuring cuts from Adam & the Ants, Paul Young, the Jacksons, Alison Moyet, Bros, New Kids on the Block, Nena, Bangles, Rick Astley and many others. Sony/BMG.

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In the Summer of 1997 Dave Matthews Band was no doubt still celebrating the success of their sophomore major label effort, Crash, and the Grammy win for So Much To Say. This momentum continued into a tour that included Bela Fleck and the Flecktones as openers. Bela himself was a regular fixture on stage, guesting on tunes that included Crash Into Me, Typical Situation, Minarets and Ants Marching. Also featured on this tour was a Dave solo encore work in progress, Leave Me Praying, which later became Don’t Drink the Water, the first single off the band’s next album.

This superb live recording, taken from an FM radio broadcast of The Band playing at the Mandel Hall - a seated concert venue holding 750 situated within the University of Chicago - during their first re-union tour following the group s split in 1976, subsequent to their Last Waltz concert - was nothing short of a roaring success. Despite the absence of Robbie Robertson who, following some perhaps unfortunate remarks made by Rick Danko after the initial split, had declined to take part , which some critics saw as blasphemous. Robbie had also, by this juncture, all but turned his back on the worlds of pop and rock music and was concentrating largely on movies, in which he would sometimes feature in an acting role, sometimes provide some or all of the soundtrack for, and sometimes do both. The other four however were hungry to get back on the road and did just that in July 1983; this CD is an excellent illustration of what went down during these initial re-union gigs.

Australian three CD set. Bubblegum is a genre of Pop music whose classic period ran from 1967 to 1972. The song lyrics often concern romantic love, but are notable for their frequent reference to sugary food, including sugar, honey, jelly and marmalade. This triple disc set features the finest in pure, unadulterated Bubblegum fun and includes tracks from 1910 Fruitgum Company, Bay City Rollers, Edison Lighthouse, Christie, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, Mungo Jerry, Ohio Express, Lou Christie, The Osmonds and, of course, The Archies. Sony.

This 100 Hits-Best Rock ' n 'Roll 5CD release contains the best Rock' n ' Roll Songs from the 1950s and 60s with artists like Buddy Holly, Bill Haley And His Comets, Bobby Vee, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee, Fats Domino, Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps, the Marvelettes, Dion & the Belmonts and many others.