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One of the most beautiful voices in jazz and gospel in France, soulful singer Margeaux Lampley has lived several lives. Originally from Oakland, California, she has degrees from UCLA and Columbia Law School, but has also been a dancer, pop singer, actress and a Wall Street lawyer…

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This is a compilation CD by one of Brazil's most beloved artists. 19 tracks including 'Patuscada De Gandhi', 'Flora', 'Toda Menina Baiana' and more. Gilberto Gil, along with Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethania, and Gal Costa, was one of the founding members of the revolutionary late-60's Tropicalia movement, which deliberately challenged the conventions of Brazilian popular culture. Gil had an early burst of pop fame, and rapidly made his way into that musical state of grace where everything he did seemed to shimmer magically……

Following several world tours (percussions) alongside the giants of the cumbia like the Mexican Celso Pina, Hernan Cortes founds Kumbia Boruka. Like Celso Pina he is native of Monterrey, the cradle of modern cumbia. Today Hernan takes center stage with accordion and singing with his band, accompanied by singer Bob Sikou. The repertoire of Kumbia Boruka is a scholarly alloy of compositions and classics of the sixties Colombian cumbia. Enamorame is a song recorded and produced by Dominican singer Papi Sanchez. Ecuadorian Artist of Urban Music that takes his music to another level, working his productions and competing with his songs internationally.

Raised in Minas Gerais, the singer, composer, and co-founder of the Clube da Esquina in Belo Horizonte helped invent sophisticated Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), while being nurtured by the best international musicians, with Wayne Shorter at the top of the list.

New liner notes include a history of all the 1970s reissues and their variations. “Walter Hyatt, David Ball and Champ Hood have been an inspiration to me ever since the first time I heard Uncle Walt’s Band,” said Lyle Lovett, a journalism student at Texas A&M University when he first heard the band. “Musically, their finely crafted original compositions reflect diverse influences, while lyrically they demonstrate a sensitive, sophisticated understanding of the dignified South.” Uncle Walt’s Band, from Spartanburg, South Carolina, was an eclectic music trio that moved to Nashville in 1972 and shortly thereafter, to Austin at the urging of Willis Alan Ramsey.

The Beatles played their last advertised public concert on 29 August 1966 at Candlestick Park, San Francisco. The American tour had been unsatisfactory. The group had tired of uncritical audiences who came only to scream and onstage It was proving impossible for them to do justice to their increasingly sophisticated material. Exhaustion and the pressures of fame had finally taken their toll. They returned to Britain determined to concentrate on pushing he boundaries of pop music in the recording studio. They had matured as artists and were ready to enter a new phase in their career, a feeling passionately expressed at the time by John Lennon, ´we can create something that's never been heard before, a new kind of record with new kinds of sounds.