Evelyn Rose

Another golden decade of pop music is 'narrated' through this quality compilation of 126 best selling hits from 1970 till 1979. Again for each song included you will find information on the back cover for its date of entry in the charts and the highest position reached. A great share for the fans of the 70s.

Acrobat Presents Americas Greatest Hits 1944 album 94 original hits and the original artists genre Pop, Rock. Includes tracks by Glen Gray The Casa Loma Orch. With Eugenie Baird, Ella Mae Morse, David Rose, The Pied Pipers and more.

One of the most celebrated singer/songwriters of her generation, Nanci Griffith had a gift for writing songs that were literate and emotionally complex while also sounding thoroughly universal, even when they most often reflected small-town Texas life. A proud daughter of the Lone Star State, Griffith liked to call her music "folkabilly," reflecting her influences in folk, country, early rock & roll, and the Texas songwriting community that for her was both an inspiration and a home base. Though her music was steeped in tales of ordinary lives, she wasn't afraid to speak her mind about social and political matters, and injected a progressive sound and feeling into music that embraced traditionalism. 1984's Once in a Very Blue Moon, her third album, was the creative breakthrough where she hit her stride as a songwriter and performer, 1993's Other Voices, Other Rooms was a celebration of her influences and was a critical and commercial success, and 2004's Hearts in Mind was an ambitious collection of politically oriented songs. Collection includes: There's A Light Beyond These Woods (1978), Poet In My Window (1982), The Last of the True Believers (1986), Other Voices, Other Rooms (1993), Flyer (1994).

Gold: Old School Jams Review by Andy Kellman
The terrain sampled here has been trod upon hundreds of times. However, since this double-disc set is part of Hip-O/Universal's Gold series, it shouldn't be disregarded on first sight. While anyone with a basic collection of funk, post-disco, or any other forms of club-oriented R&B spanning the '70s through the first half of the '80s will likely have a good percentage of the tracks on Old School Jams, a few gaps are bound to be plugged, and the sound quality is such that you might be able to replace some of those lower-budget discs you picked up during the late '80s and early '90s. Another winning factor is that the longer 12" mixes are often used instead of single edits. Oft-compiled hits like the Commodores' "Brick House," Rick James' "Super Freak," and Rose Royce's "Car Wash" are balanced with tracks that never seem to get their due, like Teena Marie's "I'm Just a Sucker for Your Love" (at least not compared to "Behind the Groove" or "Square Biz"), Mary Jane Girls' "All Night Long," and Bobby Nunn's "She's Just a Groupie."

3CD set. Monumental 60-track collection features Marvin Gaye, Chic, Anita Ward, Stevie Wonder, The O'Jays, The Commodores, Candi Staton, James Brown, Kool & The Gang, Rose Royce, Earth Wind & Fire, The Isley Brothers, Curtis Mayfield, Al Green, Shuggie Otis and others!

A brand new compilation of the most iconic and floor filling disco classics of all time. Sony Music are proud to announce their partnership with the London & Ibiza club brand ‘CARWASH’, to produce the definitive party album. The 3CD album features 60 tracks of timeless hits from Sister Sledge, The Jacksons, Chic, The O’Jays and of course Rose Royce with the title track. When Disco exploded in the 70’s, it was a musical revolution. Dance culture was born and disco was suddenly everywhere, and now on this brand new compilation Sony Music and CARWASH have teamed up to create an album jam-packed with the very best from the genre. The award winning ‘CARWASH’ clubnight has been storming the globe since 1989 with its unique retro-glam party experience, transforming London’s nightlife.

In the late ‘70’s ‘disco’ became a phenomenon. Fueled by the success of the movie ‘Saturday Night Fever’ and the impact of the dance clubs, the music not only ruled the dance-floors but also the charts across the world. ‘The Best Disco Album’…. brings together the essential tracks from the era. Appropriately we kick off with the track ‘I Feel Love’ by Donna Summer, that not only came to represent the finest in disco but also pointed the way forward to the electronic and sequenced future of dance music. As well as ‘I Feel Love’, huge crowd pleasers from Earth Wind & Fire with The Emotions,