From Dusk Till Dawn 2

No “Nitemare Before Christmas” to be feared for your upcoming Halloween Vampire Ball! By your first choice to crown “The Calling” as your title music it will be glorious from the very beginning. After 9 nine years of kind of “Sleeping Beauty” existence by no studio recordings here it is in 2016 their fifth and long-time desired cd “The Calling”. Jimmie Wood, JJ Holiday & Billy Sullivan have revived the Imperial Crowns after Jimmie and JJ were joining Kent Burnside at a festival show appearance in Holland at Moulin Blues 2015.

Turn up the volume, 'cause there's no slowing down as Ministry of Sound Australia takes you from dusk 'till dawn with their newest compilation, 'BANGERS!' Just like it says on the cover, Ministry of Sound delivers over 20 of the biggest current club BANGERS from the most renowned dancefloors and festivals from around the globe. Kick the party off with some instant club favourites from the likes of PNAU, Peking Duk, Jax Jones and Steve Aoki, and then jump into *fire emoji* party-mode with club thumpers from Major Lazer, RL Grime, What So Not & Skrillex, M-Phazes & Alison Wonderland, Timmy Trumpet, Dillon Francis, DJ Fresh vs Diplo plus a whole lot more!

The best collection of tracks from famous French label brand of Universal Music Group , recent tracks from radio stations and DJ radio shows - all this is adequately displayed by this project. Virgin Radio 2018 Volume 2 brings together the best of the Virgin Radio playlist, which focuses on the essentials and discoveries of Pop, Rock & Electro! This compilation brings together the hits of the moment with Maroon 5, DJ Snake, Avicii, Eddy De Pretto.

The drummer in the original and best lineup of the Animals, John Steel played and recorded with the group until 1966, and has joined them for various live and studio reunion projects. While not as flashy or colorful as other drummers of his generation like Keith Moon, Ginger Baker, and Ringo Starr, Steel gave the mid-'60s Animals a solid swing that owed much to his (and the group's) roots in jazz and blues as well as rock. While his role was more as an anchor than an originator of up-front parts, there were times on Animals records when he devised arresting patterns, as on the stop-start rhythms of "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," the dramatic exclamatory beat that kicks off the verse of "It's My Life," or the propulsive beats of another hit, "I'm Crying."