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"Soft Lights & Sweet Music" is a 1986 album that features a collaboration between two prominent saxophonists: Gerry Mulligan and Scott Hamilton. This album is a smooth blend of cool jazz and straight-ahead swing, with the two saxophonists playing off each other in a way that showcases their complementary styles.

M Claudel is the latest work of the session series of solo albums of John that are currently underway will be the century of the name board that gives off the presence brilliantly to John of the masterpiece not only rock history of “Imagine” sessions. Speaking of John of Imagine and has received similarly high evaluation and Beatles album with the title song, the evaluation will shine as much as time goes on, even after the death of John as it no name board to fade forever been handed down to posterity have. Yet simple instrumentation and arrangements to cover the whole, strong, sometimes gently, in a mysterious attractive album is not released to capture the hearts of those who listen, music that has been recorded also lined with masterpieces called representative music of John it is out, after the Beatles disbanded, it can ask that it was the most eventful time for John. This work, as it was the culmination the studio sessions of the name board in unprecedented quality in both mass that was covering the six disk full, making it the contents such as this not more than that.

This multi-disc collection from the eccentric British art school collective rounds up five of the Bonzo Dog Band's original albums, all of which are delivered via card-stock LP replica sleeves. Comprised of Gorilla (1967), The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse (1968), Tadpoles (1969), Keynsham (1969), and Let's Make Up & Be Friendly (1972), the BDB entry in the budget-priced Original Album Series delivers the goods, offering up a nearly complete picture of the underground comedy-rock stylists late-'60s/early-'70s heyday.

This multi-disc collection from the eccentric British art school collective rounds up five of the Bonzo Dog Band's original albums, all of which are delivered via card-stock LP replica sleeves. Comprised of Gorilla (1967), The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse (1968), Tadpoles (1969), Keynsham (1969), and Let's Make Up & Be Friendly (1972), the BDB entry in the budget-priced Original Album Series delivers the goods, offering up a nearly complete picture of the underground comedy-rock stylists late-'60s/early-'70s heyday.

André Previn Known as a successful classical conductor, jazz pianist, and composer of jazz, classical, and film music, André Previn frequently bridged the gap between popular and so-called "serious" music, and in doing so broadened the horizons of both. A German-American who fled Nazi Germany with his family in his youth, he went on to win four Academy Awards, all for his work on film musicals in late '50s and '60s, including his adaptation of My Fair Lady (1964). By the '70s, he had established himself as one of the world's leading classical conductors, with terms at the London Symphony Orchestra (1968-1979), Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (1976-1984), and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (1985-1992). He also served as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic from 1985 to 1989. During his tenure at the LSO, the BBC series André Previn's Music Hour made him household name.

The album "INTEGRAL BILLIE HOLIDAY 1956 - 1959 (Remastered Version)" is a curated collection of Billie Holiday's recordings from the final years of her career, spanning 1956 to 1959. This period captures her mature, emotive interpretations of jazz and blues standards, even as her voice showed signs of strain due to personal and health challenges.

Professor Griff - And The Word Became Flesh (2001) is a solo album by Professor Griff, the influential rapper, producer, and former member of the legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy. Known for his politically charged lyrics and outspoken views, Griff’s album And The Word Became Flesh delves deeply into issues of social justice, consciousness, spirituality, and black empowerment, while offering a distinct voice in the broader hip-hop community.

"INTEGRAL DUKE ELLINGTON 1960-1962 (Remastered Version)" features Duke Ellington's recordings from 1960 to 1962, showcasing his legendary big band style. Highlights include collaborations with Count Basie, such as "Battle Royal" and "Take The 'A' Train," as well as Paris-inspired compositions. This remastered collection offers enhanced sound quality, preserving the richness of Ellington's original works and celebrating his contributions to jazz history.