VA Wmc 2012 Sampler (2012)

BASIC Beats Sampler is the 1992 promotional CD released by the short-lived HollywoodBASIC, a hip-hop subsidiary distributed at the time by Disney. It features early tracks by Raw Fusion, Organized Konfusion, one of the first remixes done by DJ Shadow and two songs by Queen "ruined" (remixed) by producer Rick Rubin.

Street Jams Sampler '94: And The Beat Goes On! is a promotional CD sampler released in 1994 by Skanless/Rhino Records. It takes a look at a series of discs dedicated to hip-hop, R&B, and electro called Street Jams. All are original edits except for "La-Di-Da-Di", which removes the "Sukiyaki" part due to not being able to pay for the publishing rights at the time.

Warner Archives Sampler is a 1993 sampler CD released by Warner Bros. Records for their then-new reissue label Warner Archives, dedicated to material from their archives. Founded by Gregg Geller, it contains highlights from the first batch of their compilations and reissues/remasters.

Phat Trax Sampler is a 1994 promotional sampler compact disc for Rhino Records' series of soul and funk music called Phat Trax: The Best Of Old School. It features two songs from each of the five discs to let people know what the series is about.

A mixture, a maxture of dingalang or dangalong linglongs, sampler CD Music From The South African Broadcasting Corporation Archives and yes. Eagle is the company which created the sampler, made for a music magazine in 2001.

Hastings Holiday Sampler is a 1999 compilation CD of Christmas music released through the Allegro label. It was made for the Hastings department chain that recently closed down. This disc features a number of little-known and obscure artists performing holiday songs both known and little known, a unique listen for everyone.

Hastings Holiday Sampler is a 1999 compilation CD of Christmas music released through the Allegro label. It was made for the Hastings department chain that recently closed down. This disc features a number of little-known and obscure artists performing holiday songs both known and little known, a unique listen for everyone.

BBE Music proudly present a sampler of its major West African label series, Tabansi Gold, giving a taste of the sixty or so titles to be reissued over the next couple of years. Taking advantage of the growing lack of interest by the major labels in ‘local’ music, Chief Tabansi set up his own imprint in 1952, pressing up records at UAC, and promoting them through villages in ‘music vans’. By the early 70s, he was one of the most successful record business operators in Nigeria. He’d set up Tabansi Records (later renamed Tabansi Music Publishers), in Onitsha, complete with its own studios and pressing plant, and by the 80s, with the help of his son Godwin, he was promoting and developing many of Nigeria’s young musicians and stars, including reggae superstar Majek Fashek, whose 1988 album Send Down The Rain remains one the biggest local-selling African LPs of all time; Felix ‘Lover Boy’ Liberty, whose Ifeoma became a pan-African sensation; and Stella Monye, whose three LPs (two of them on the Tabansi label) established her as an international soul vocalist.