Eyes Jeff

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a trio of albums from the American singer/songwriter: Night Rains (1979), Restless Eyes (1981) and Uncle Wonderful (1983) plus bonus tracks. Night Rains was Janis' sixth album for CBS and features two of her first-ever co-writes: 'The Other Side Of The Sun' was written with Albert Hammond while 'Fly Too High' was co-written and produced by disco colossus Giorgio Moroder. Restless Eyes was Janis' last album for CBS. The album features guest appearances from Manhattan Transfer's Janis Siegel and Country fiddle player Byron Berline. Uncle Wonderful was recorded for the Australian Festival label and was Janis' last album before a ten year break. Something of an oddity in Janis' catalogue, the album contains a lot of synthesizer backing and spawned a dance hit in 'Heart Skip Too Many Beats', which was co-written and performed with Dan Hartman.

Jeff Russo began his career with Los Angeles-based adult alternative rockers Tonic. Russo moved to L.A. in 1990 and formed Tonic with his friend Emerson Hart. They had a hit right out of the box with 1996's Lemon Parade, which spawned the irrepressible singles "If You Could Only See" and "Open Up Your Eyes." Parade went platinum and set up the release of 1999's Sugar. Tonic's third album, 2002's Head on Straight, received two Grammy nominations. The band was a great showcase for Russo's guitar work and songwriting, but by 2004 he was branching out. With work continuing on his solo album – which he was writing and playing in its entirety – the multifaceted Russo wrote a ballet, wrote music for commercials, and got involved in producing.

The blind Canadian guitarist Jeff Healey was only really well-known for a few years in the fickle popular music landscape, which is a shame. This debut album of his has always been a great one in the realm of blues rock. "Confidence Man", "River Of No Return", and "I Need To Be Loved" are all bluesy highlights. "Nice Problem To Have" is a great, mellow instrumental, while "Hideaway" is a catchier, more up-tempo instrumental. "Angel Eyes", a top 10 hit, is a great romantic ballad on the album. "Blue Jean Blues" is moody yet melody-laced, while the title track is a catchy rocker of sorts to end this great album…….

A mix of jazz combined with funk and techno inspired beats.

The L.A. Session' by the veteran German jazz pianist and vocalist Paul Kuhn was recorded at the legendary Capitol Studios in Los Angeles.

This special double edition of the critically acclaimed "Heal My Soul" features the album packaged with its companion album, "Holding On", for the first time. "Heal My Soul" is composed of 12 songs recorded during a 3 year period (1996-98) of intense creativity.

It wasn’t announced; JEFF SCOTT SOTO & Frontiers Music have released a surprise live album “Loud & Live in Milan” on all digital platforms today, April 27, which was recorded exactly one year ago at the sixth edition of the Frontiers Rock Festival in Milan.The performance will also be released later in 2020 on physical format as a bonus disc on Jeff’s forthcoming new solo album, ‘Wide Awake (In My Dreamland)’, which he has co-written and co-produced with producer Alessandro Del Vecchio.This special one-off hour live set saw Jeff presenting a fantastic overview of his solo career, including a treat towards the end where he called fellow singer and labelmate Dino Jelusick (Animal Drive, Trans-Siberian Orchestra) up from the audience to join him on stage for a fabulous spontaneous duet of the classic ‘Stand Up’ (from the cult movie, ‘Rock Star’).

Live album recorded on the Barclay James Harvest Through The Eyes Of John Lees European tour in 1999, featuring Woolly Wolstenholme making his first live appearances for seventeen years. Eagle Records originally released the album as a single CD, but eight months later repackaged it with a bonus disc containing four extra tracks and a computer screensaver.