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If you’re a Neil Diamond fan, the latest entry in our songwriter series is a no-brainer must-have. For starters, it collects 11 of the songs Neil wrote during the 1963-1969 timeframe that is its purview, but has never himself recorded. Among the numbers he gave away are the Monkees’ ‘Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)’ (heard here in the unique mix used on the original television broadcast) and Jay & the Americans’ ‘Sunday And Me’.

Car Songs - The 70s is out now Crimson! 4CDs in a Slim Digipak Covering the Best Seventies Hits for Your Car Journey! Featuring: Earth, Wind & Fire, Village People, Heatwave, Boney M., David Essex, Bay City Rollers, Labelle, Mott The Hoople, The Emotions, Lulu, Ian Dury, Lou Reed, Wild Cherry + many more..

70s Back to School includes 3CDs covering 60 of the Best Hits from your 70s School Days. Featuring: Village People, Boney M., David Essex, Bay City Rollers, Labelle, Mott The Hoople, The Jacksons, The Emotions, Lulu, Ian Dury, Lou Reed, Wild Cherry, Hall & Oates and many more.

"Good For Nothin' - The Vogue Records Story" is a compilation album released in 2013 that celebrates the legacy of Vogue Records, a notable label in the history of American music. Vogue Records was known for its contributions to various genres, including R&B, soul, and rock. The label played a significant role in promoting artists during the mid-20th century. The compilation features a mix of R&B, soul, and early rock and roll tracks, reflecting the diverse musical landscape of the time and showcasing the artists who recorded for Vogue.

The Best Seventies Album contains the defining tracks of the decade and features some of the biggest hits from artists including T. Rex, Mott The Hoople, Sweet, The Jacksons, David Essex, Earth, Wind & Fire with The Emotions, Nilsson, Eric Carmen, Baccara and many more.

70s Back to School includes 3CDs covering 60 of the Best Hits from your 70s School Days. Featuring: Village People, Boney M., David Essex, Bay City Rollers, Labelle, Mott The Hoople, The Jacksons, The Emotions, Lulu, Ian Dury, Lou Reed, Wild Cherry, Hall & Oates and many more.

"Good For Nothin' - The Vogue Records Story" is a compilation album released in 2013 that celebrates the legacy of Vogue Records, a notable label in the history of American music. Vogue Records was known for its contributions to various genres, including R&B, soul, and rock. The label played a significant role in promoting artists during the mid-20th century. The compilation features a mix of R&B, soul, and early rock and roll tracks, reflecting the diverse musical landscape of the time and showcasing the artists who recorded for Vogue.

Limited five CD set. London 1982. As the new romantic youthquake of 1981/1982 faded, and after what felt like a lifetime since punk's last gasp, a tiny nightclub opened it's doors in London's Soho. Drawing to it a new generation of misfits and miscreants with a penchant for polysexual hedonism, for dressing up and showing out, The Batcave became the dark heart of alternative club culture, just like The Roxy and The Blitz before it. With it's very strong tracklisting, Young Limbs Rise Again includes music from just about everybody that mattered - from The Cure to Joy Division, from The Sisters Of Mercy to Sparks. Accompanying the 5CDs is a stunning 80-page hardback book, with an introduction from Kris Needs, packed with flyers, record sleeves, over 100 photographs, many previously unseen, and the full story of the club as told by the people who were there. From Sydney to Mexico City to Paris to Brazil to Berlin - what came to be known as goth here in early-80s London, is arguably one of the UK's greatest cultural exports. The goth aesthetic forged in those tiny west end dives has gone on to inform generation after generation of bands from Nine Inch Nails to Yungblud as well as walking fashion runways for Burberry, McQueen and Galiano and giving Hollywood a whole new dark palette to work with - from Tim Burton's weird cinematic adventures to TV shows as diverse as Buffy The Vampire Slayer and American Horror Story.