The Bob Szajner Triad I Anticipation Apprehension 2

Roger Vadim's 1968 cult sci-fi movie starring Jane Fonda features a soundtrack by the late composer and producer Bob Crewe (the Four Seasons), with vocals provided by Crewe himself and American psychedelic band the Glitterhouse. The score was composed by Charles Fox.

UK three CD set. In 1964, The Staple Singers signed with Epic Records after leaving jazz/blues/folk label Riverside Records. From then until the middle of 1968, they recorded six albums for the label, all of which are featured in this box. Three of these classic albums, Pray On, For What It's Worth and What The World Needs Now Is Love, are making their CD debut and this now makes virtually all of their recorded work available on CD. During the years with Epic, The Staple Singers' sound developed into the soul/folk sub-genre that came to a commercial peak at Stax Records during the 1970s.

In December 1999 some of the most important figures in contemporary music united for an all-star concert in tribute to Bob Marley. Stars such as Lauryn Hill, Chrissie Hynde and Erykah Badu head the list of performers.

BOB CROSBY & THE BOBCATS Return Of The Bobcats (1971 UK 10-track LP, fully laminated picture sleeve.

Jazz vocalist Janet Planet releases an album of Bob Dylan songs that features thirteen of Mr. Dylan’s compositions from the 1960’s. Ms. Planet is most influenced by lyrics, and in constant quest to connect the meaning, physicality and musicality of words. Like many other jazz and cabaret singers, Janet Planet has drawn from the “American Songbook” for material, but as an artist she is continually reaching beyond traditional boundaries for inspiration. Janet was drawn to the concept of a “Dylan Songbook” not only for the poetic value of Dylan’s work but also for the musical challenge his melodies posed for a jazz musician…