Complete Singles

Eileen Rodgers might be called "The Star Who Never Was". She burst on the national scene in 1955 with a long string of singles and acclaimed musical comedy performances on the stage, but in seven quick years her recording career was over. She nevertheless made such an impact, the she is still remembered today as one of the great vocalists of all time. Includes the hits "Give Me", "The Wall", "Treasure Of Your Love" and of course her biggest hit "Miracle Of Love". This excellent issue by Jasmine is a complete collection of her singles, many of which have not been heard since their original release plus highlights from her acclaimed cast recordings in Fiorello, Tenderloin and Anything Goes. Eileen Rodgers never became the superstar she should have been, but her distinctive sound continues to attract new listeners, and her fans have steadily increased through the years and hopefully she will never be forgotten.

Tim Buckley was a singularly gifted singer and songwriter, but his body of work seems to defy the traditional logic of a single-disc career-spanning anthology. Buckley was a creatively restless artist, and he jumped from solo acoustic purity to folk-rock to psychedelia to jazz to R&B to purposefully scuzzy rock in the course of a recording career that lasted just eight years. The beauty and strength of his voice and his skills as a songwriter were the sole unifying threads in his discography, and many fans will even argue about those when it comes to his final three albums.

'The Complete Singles (1988-2015)' features all of the Inspiral Carpets' 24 singles remastered and on one album for the first time. From 'Keep the Circle Around', through the chart hits 'This is How it Feels', 'Two Worlds Collide', 'Saturn 5', 'I Want You', featuring Mark E Smith, to the last single 'Let You Down', featuring John Cooper Clarke.

arpenters - The Complete Singles features, for the very first time, the A- and B-side of every Carpenters single released on A&M Records in the United States between 1969 and 1989 in their original single versions. As longtime fans and collectors know, the Carpenters' singles frequently featured variations in mixes, length, vocals and instrumentation from the familiar album versions and subsequent remixes. These unique single versions have been highly sought-after on CD, and some of the tracks have never previously been released in the CD format at all.

All Toy Dolls singles are collected together in one package for the first time ever The band is still going strong after 25 years Digitally re-mastered from the original master tapes Includes numerous rare and highly collectable tracks Booklet includes extensive liner notes and rare photographs
Long-lived punk band Toy Dolls formed in Sunderland, England in 1979. During the next 10 years the band underwent many personnel changes, but nonetheless many singles, an EP and 4 albums were released during that period and in 1984 the band had a Top 5 UK hit with a re-recording of "Nellie The Elephant."
Toy Dolls has continued performing throughout the years staying true to their original creative approach and changing their line-up numerous times. They are still going strong 25 years since forming in 1979!

This anthology brings together, for the first time, all of the singles Sam Cooke released between his departure from the Soul Stirrers in 1956 and his rise to international fame as a popular music artist in 1962. Varied in their themes, from the bitterest rhythm n blues track to the schmaltziest ballad, these sixty-three tracks (on thirty-five singles) also reflect the influence on Cooke of gospel music, rock n roll, jazz, blues, pop and country, and paint a vivid portrait of the first six years of his career, two years before his tragic death in 1964. The 72-page booklet contains info on every song, with label artwork.

Except for their California brethren The Association, no other band of the ’60s better represents the soft pop genre than Harpers Bizarre. Their seamless combination of baroque arrangements and gossamer vocals had few equals then or now, and nowhere is their achievement better illustrated than on the run of singles they recorded for Warner Bros. Records in the late 1960s.

This new hits collection celebrates The Beau Brummels’ (one of the first bands to come out of the San Francisco scene in the 60s) original mono singles. The band’s hits include ‘Laugh, Laugh,” “Just A Little,” and “Don’t Talk to Strangers.” Also featured are three rare solo singles by lead singer Sal Valentino, as well as the group’s 1975 reworking of their classic “You Tell Me Why.” In 1994, "Laugh, Laugh" was selected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll.