Stereo Generation

From Real Gone Music comes a discovery that already has the collector community buzzing, and especially those collectors in search of previously unheard stereo–20 tracks discovered deep in the vaults of the Red Bird label, every one of which makes its true stereo debut right here! Founded in 1964 by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, and run by George Goldner, Red Bird is considered to this day as the girl group label of the '60s, and this collection produced by long-time archivist and engineer Ron Furmanek together with Ash Wells and annotated by James Moniz features the biggest stars on the label roster, and sources its first-time stereo mixes straight from the original master tapes. Among the most notable tracks are Call Me His, a totally unknown and unreleased recording from the great Ellie Greenwich written by a neophyte songwriter named Neil Diamond; an early, unreleased version of The Boy from New York City, recorded by the Ad-Libs back when they were known as The Cheerio's; Go Now by Bessie Banks, a song that became a big hit for The Moody Blues a year later, and I Can t Let Go by Evie Sands, which, similarly, became a hit for the Hollies; I Wanna Love Him So Bad by The Jelly Beans featuring a rare lead vocal from Alma Brewer, and The Young Generation's The Hideaway featuring a very young Janis Siegel before she became a superstar with Manhattan Transfer. Meticulously documented inside a 16-page booklet boasting copious photos and interviews with Siegel, Sands and songwriter/producer Brooks Arthur among many others, The Red Bird Girls Very First Time in True Stereo sheds a new light on the genius artists, songwriters and producers that recorded for the Red Bird label, and displays their work in all its sonic stereo glory.

From Real Gone Music comes a discovery that already has the collector community buzzing, and especially those collectors in search of previously unheard stereo–20 tracks discovered deep in the vaults of the Red Bird label, every one of which makes its true stereo debut right here! Founded in 1964 by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, and run by George Goldner, Red Bird is considered to this day as the girl group label of the '60s, and this collection produced by long-time archivist and engineer Ron Furmanek together with Ash Wells and annotated by James Moniz features the biggest stars on the label roster, and sources its first-time stereo mixes straight from the original master tapes. Among the most notable tracks are Call Me His, a totally unknown and unreleased recording from the great Ellie Greenwich written by a neophyte songwriter named Neil Diamond; an early, unreleased version of The Boy from New York City, recorded by the Ad-Libs back when they were known as The Cheerio's; Go Now by Bessie Banks, a song that became a big hit for The Moody Blues a year later, and I Can t Let Go by Evie Sands, which, similarly, became a hit for the Hollies; I Wanna Love Him So Bad by The Jelly Beans featuring a rare lead vocal from Alma Brewer, and The Young Generation's The Hideaway featuring a very young Janis Siegel before she became a superstar with Manhattan Transfer. Meticulously documented inside a 16-page booklet boasting copious photos and interviews with Siegel, Sands and songwriter/producer Brooks Arthur among many others, The Red Bird Girls Very First Time in True Stereo sheds a new light on the genius artists, songwriters and producers that recorded for the Red Bird label, and displays their work in all its sonic stereo glory.

Originally released in 1966, "A Quick One" is the second studio album by The Who. Featuring songs including "Heat Wave" (a cover), "So Sad About Us", and "Don't Look Away", the album has been ranked at #383 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time and was described by the magazine as "absolutely perfect, poignant pop".

C'est un prime inédit qui va raviver de très nombreux souvenirs chez les téléspectateurs du Hit Machine, autrefois diffusé sur M6 chaque samedi matin. A l'approche du 30ème anniversaire de l'émission, W9 diffuse ce mardi 8 février, dès 21h05, le show Génération Hit Machine : la soirée évènement, présenté par Charly et Lulu, qui sont revenus à notre micro sur leurs années de succès sur la 6, et en compagnie de nombreux artistes des années 90 et 2000.

Wagram Music Presents Woodstock Generationalbum 17 original hits and the original artists genre Rock. Includes tracks by Barclay James Harvest, The Seeds, The Winstons and more.

Newpower Soul is the 1998 album by Prince & The New Power Generation but simply credited to New Power Generation. Back then, Prince was still The Artist Formerly Known as Prince. This was released on his own NPG label.

Diamonds And Pearls is the 1991 album by Prince & The New Power Generation. It is Prince's 13th album, the first with the NPG. Released on 1 October, 1991, this featured the hits "Gett Off", "Cream", "Insatiable", "Diamonds And Pearls", "Money Don't Matter 2 Night" and "Thunder". This was released on his own Paisley Park record company via Warner Bros.

Quarter To Zen is an album released on the Green Monkey label. The band were from Seattle and they are called Liquid Generation. It is a compilation of material the band recorded in the mid-1980's.

New Power Generation is Prince's second single from the 1990 soundtrack to his fourth film, Graffiti Bridge. THe CD5 features six different mixes of the song, one mix featuring a rap from later collaborator Tony Mosley and a rapper he would sign, T.C. Ellis. This was released by Paisley Park via Warner Brois.