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Chanteuse française de pop des années 1960, Annie Philippe est née à Paris le 17 décembre 1946. Elle suit des cours de danse durant l'enfance et se lance dans la chanson à l'adolescence. Remarquée lors d'une audition par le chef d'orchestre Paul Mauriat, elle signe avec le label Riviera, filiale de Barclay, et enregistre son premier disque avec le titre « Vous pouvez me dire » (1965). Sans rencontrer le large succès de Sylvie Vartan, France Gall ou Françoise Hardy, elle figure en bonne place parmi les chanteuses pop avec sa reprise du « Baby Love » de The Supremes et des titres suivants publiés chez Philips : « Ticket de quai » (refusé par Richard Anthony), « C'est la mode » qui donne son nom à son unique album original paru en 1966 et « Ça fait pleurer ». À ce titre, Annie Philipe fait partie des vedettes présentes sur la fameuse photo de Jean-Marie Périer pour le magazine Salut les copains, aux côtés des autres idoles yé-yé.

Deluxe two CD digipak version, with an O card. Includes bonus live and acoustic tracks. Originally released in 1975, No Heavy Petting is UFO's fifth studio album and the last to be produced by Ten Years After's Leo Lyons.

"Diamonds And Pearls" is Prince's thirteenth studio album - and it was also the first with his new backing band The New Power Generation.

Maria Callas was one of the most controversial singers of the twentieth century. She had a wide range from high E to the F below the staff, and an innate feel for the style of bel canto roles, but she was most notable for bringing a commitment and intensity to her dramatic portrayals that was nearly unprecedented at the time. Using photorealistic video projection, Callas was brought back to the stage for a new tour in 2018. Callas in Concert features an interactive Callas on stage performing some of her most iconic recordings with a live orchestra.

Madama Butterfly is an opera in three acts (originally two) by Giacomo Puccini, with an Italian libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa. It is based on the short story "Madame Butterfly" (1898) by John Luther Long, which in turn was based on stories told to Long by his sister Jennie Correll and on the semi-autobiographical 1887 French novel Madame Chrysanthème by Pierre Loti. Long's version was dramatized by David Belasco as the one-act play Madame Butterfly: A Tragedy of Japan, which, after premiering in New York in 1900, moved to London, where Puccini saw it in the summer of that year.

Box set focusing on the live recordings of Dire Straits, released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of their show at Hammersmith in 1983, immortalised in the live album 'Alchemy'. The set features newly remastered versions of 'Alchemy' and 'On the Night', an expanded version of 'Alchemy' featuring the existing digital/CD tracklist which includes 'Love Over Gold' and the extended versions of 'Telegraph Road', 'Solid Rock' and 'Going Home', with the addition of the full-length performance of 'Portobello Belle' (an edit of which was released on the 'Money for Nothing' compilation in 1998) as well as the unreleased songs from the performance - 'Industrial Disease' and 'Twisting By the Pool'; An expanded version of 'On the Night' includes tracks performed during the tour which have never been released, taken from multitrack recordings of shows in Nimes, Rotterdam and Paris: 'Tunnel Of Love', 'Telegraph Road', 'Sultans of Swing', 'Two Young Lovers', 'When It Comes to You', 'I Think I Love You Too Much'; The EP 'Encores' (remastered for Black Friday 2021); Licenced 1995 collection 'Live At The BBC'; The unreleased Dire Straits 'Live from the Rainbow Theatre' show, 1979 - mixed by Guy Fletcher, and featuring guest performances from Phil Lynott and Tony de Meur on the last four tracks of the set; Brand new booklet featuring a new essay by journalist Paul Sexton - 'Making Milestones: The Momentous Road Years of Dire Straits'.

Box set focusing on the live recordings of Dire Straits, released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of their show at Hammersmith in 1983, immortalised in the live album 'Alchemy'.

Best known for her lengthy collaboration with famed electronic composer Mike Oldfield, singer Maggie Reilly was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1956. She began her performing career during the early 1970s as a member of the local blues band Joe Cool; later renamed Cado Belle, the group's self-titled debut LP was issued in 1976.

UK reissue of 1975 album, remastered from the original tapes & includes 5 previously unreleased bonus tracks 'Flight of the Snow Goose' (single edit), 'Rhayader' (single edit), 'Flight of the Snow Goose' (alternate single edit), 'Rhayader Goes to Town' (recorded live at the Marquee Club) & 'The Snow Goose/Freefall' (recorded live at the Marquee Club). 2002.