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The Legendary Shack Shakers (originally Those or Th' ) are an American rockabilly/blues band that formed in Paducah, Kentucky in the mid-1990s. They are inspired by rock 'n roll, country blues, old time music, carnival music, swamp rock, and other obscure Southern music genres. The band originally had a traditional rockabilly sound, but later began to rely more on its rock 'n roll and "southern gothic" influences. This punky Southern hillbilly band's secret weapon is its front man, the mercurial "Colonel" J.D. Wilkes, who takes no prisoners with his ferocious harmonica playing and raspy vocals. This live album shows the band in its element, performing breathless high-octane rockabilly filtered through a Southern gothic sensibility. But there's a steely professionalism beneath the seeming chaos, with songs like "Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms" and "Ghost Riders in the Sky" propelled by lightning-fast guitar runs as well as Wilkes's deranged yelling.

Pour commémorer les dix ans de la disparition de Daniel Darc, célébrer les vingt ans de l'album ‘Crèvecœur’ et compléter l'album hommage ‘Cœur Sacré’, Water Music et Virgin Music France rééditent des titres exclusifs jamais sortis sur format vinyle.

Friendly Fire is a 1999 collaborative album between American jazz saxophonists Joe Lovano and Greg Osby, who are joined by Jason Moran, Idris Muhammad, and Cameron Brown. This was released by Blue Note.

T.J. Hustler Metaphysical Synthesized Orchestra is the work of one Tim Jones, a Bay Area soul and funk scene veteran who had previously released two 45s in the early '70s as part of the group Dawn And Sunset and an LP in 1975 as leader of The Mysterious Minds. Though Jones plays a keyboard instrument of his own creation (The Brass Orchestra Cabinet) on The Mysterious Minds LP, none of his previous work could possibly predict the visionary brilliance that is 1979's Age Of Individualism. A concept album performed entirely by Jones and his ventriloquist dummy partner, the titular T.J. Hustler. Age of Individualism is part party record, part philosophical manifesto, part self-actualization workshop, part comedy routine.

Since 2015, the now 30-year-old Spanish-German musician Alvaro Soler, who lived in Tokyo for seven years and speaks six languages, has had successes for other decades: more than 80 gold and platinum awards worldwide, two million albums sold, a total of over 2.5 billion audio streams and 1.5 billion streams for its videos. Plus shows with superstar J-Lo in Las Vegas and Miami, “X Factor” judge in Italy, guest on the award-winning German TV show “Sing my Song - the exchange concert” and coach at “The Voice Kids” in 2021.