Great Ballads

Lady In Red: A Collection Of Great Ballads is a 1995 compilation CD featuring some of the best pop and rock ballads of our times. This was released by unknown, which means this is a counterfeit/bootleg release.

Following the much appreciated Volume 1, this is another compilation from 2xHD’s artists interpreting a selection of great ballads. Here is another selection of great ballads performed by 2xHD’s best female jazz singers and instrumentalists, a follow up to the much appreciated Jazz Ballads album released on 2xHD two years ago. It includes performances by Shirley Horn, Holly Cole, Ben Webster, and more.

A compilation of great ballads – many from the American songbook - sung by 2xHD’s best female jazz singers. For a bonus zing, an interpretation of John Lennon’s Oh, My Love by multi-instrumentalist Robert Len was included. This album is the perfect introduction to 2xHDs female jazz catalog.

Soulful guitar solos and radio-friendly riffs served with smooth harmonies, mind-bending arrangements and groovy drum and bass parts make this collection a great addition to any production. The smooth and tasty mix of different musical vibes will bring your track to the boil!. Enjoy your musical dinner menu with Soulful Ballads!

A nice compilation of 20 great ballads of the legendary CCR, that was first released as a Double LP at 1980. Selected from the most popular albums of the famous rock band of the 70's you will have the opportunity to remember immortal ballads like "Suzy Q", "Proud Mary", "Have You Even Seen The Rain" and many others in lossless. Enjoy.

"Is There Anybody Out There?" is the debut album from American pop duo A Great Big World. Its single "Say Something" achieved considerable success after Christina Aguilera heard the song, decided to collaborate on the song and a re-recorded version was released. The reception to the album has been mixed. The album debuted on the Billboard 200 at #3.

The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads, simply referred to as Soul Ballads or Sings Soul Ballads, is the second studio album by American soul singer-songwriter Otis Redding, released in 1965. The album was one of the first issued by Volt Records, a sub-label of Stax Records, and Redding's first on the new label.

Power Ballads Gold Review by Rob Theakston
Like spandex pants, pyrotechnics, and concept records, the power ballad is as essential to a proper hard-rockin' band as a mid-concert guitar or drum solo. Giving the band a moment to show its sensitive side was just as important as the hardest song on the album, striking a balance and making the music accessible to those who like a little love in their rock. A time-honored tradition since the '70s, this two-disc compilation is not just a reasonably priced two-disc session, it's an anthropological barometer mapping the evolution of the power ballad. Metal love song compilations come and go, but never has this song style been so meticulously documented so well. Every single important moment in the history of power ballads is included in this 30-song session. From its early origins from classic rock bands like Styx, Kiss, Nazareth, and Foreigner; to its prime time golden years as a crucial centerpiece in a hair metal band's oeuvre (Poison, Extreme, Warrant, etc.), it's all here. Songs that transcended hard-rocking FM stations to soft rock background stations and back again. Lacking filler completely, this is a collection that is essential for any serious fan of the song style that has touched so many lives.