The Bateleurs The Sun In The Tenth House (2022)

Universal Music Presents The Best Acoustic Album In The World…Ever! album original hits and the original artists genre Acoustic, Blues, Rock.

A collection of wonderful tracks performed by some of this 20th century's best and most popular artists.

Initially released simply as Enya, The Celts shows that the style she became famous for on Watermark was already well under way. With production and lyrical help fully in place thanks to her husband-and-wife gurus Nicky and Roma Ryan, Enya's combination of Celtic traditionalism and distinctly modern approach finds lush flower here. All the elements that characterize her music - open, clear nods to her Irish heritage, any number of vocal overdubs to create an echoing, haunting feeling, and layers of synth and electronic percussion - can be found almost track for track.

Dinah Washington recorded a stunning amount of material in her too-short career (when she died in Detroit in 1963 she was only 39 years old – somehow she still managed to find time for seven marriages), most of it during her lengthy association with Mercury Records between 1948 and 1955. Washington seemingly tackled everything under the sun in the recording studio, cutting jazz, R&B, blues, and pop sides with an assortment of small groups, trios, sextets, and increasingly, toward the end of her life, with large orchestras, and if she seemed to be gradually fading into blander and sleeker arrangements as time went on, her voice always remained focused and coiled, and her bluesy phrasing has influenced far more singers than most folks realize.

Dinah Washington recorded a stunning amount of material in her too-short career (when she died in Detroit in 1963 she was only 39 years old), most of it during her lengthy association with Mercury Records between 1948 and 1955, the era covered by this single-disc retrospective. Washington seemingly tackled everything under the sun in the recording studio, cutting jazz, R&B, blues, and pop sides with an assortment of small groups, trios, sextets, and increasingly, toward the end of her life, with large orchestras, and if she seemed to be gradually fading into blander and sleeker arrangements as time went on, her voice always remained focused and coiled, and her bluesy phrasing has influenced far more singers than most folks realize. This hourlong set includes a range of styles, from the elegant blues of "Backwater Blues" to the sleek, orchestrated "What a Diff'rence a Day Made" and the poppy R&B of "Baby (You've Got What It Takes)," one of her popular duets with Brook Benton.

Fresh from a lap of the country on a national tour, today Great Gable announces their second studio album On The Wall In The Morning Light, available Friday 8 July via Rainbow Valley Records. To mark the release, the Perth four-piece have unveiled the exuberant new single Dancing Shoes.

Across 3CDs, “The Best 60s Album In The World… Ever!” brings together 75 of the biggest and most well-loved hits of an iconic and culture-defining decade and showcases some of the most popular artists in recorded music history.Superstar names like Rod Stewart, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, David Bowie, The Moody Blues, The Beach Boys on this first class swinging 60s collection… “The Best 60s Album In The World… Ever!

This is the 1981 live performance by Billy Squier taken from the syndicated radio show Superstars In Concert. It was recorded in support of his second solo album, Don't Say No, featuring the hits "The Stroke", "In The Dark", "My Kinda Lover" and "Lonely Is The Night".