Lee Ellis

Vintage Music is a compilation series released by MCA Records in 1986. There were 10 volumes when released on vinyl and cassette but the compact disc versions put together two at a time, so there was a total of five CD's in the series: 1 & 2, 3 & 4, and so on. This series was remastered by Steve Hoffman from the best available master recordings, with a few songs taken from versions that had not been heard before. Notable is the version of Steppenwolf's "Born To Be Wild" used here.

The Doncaster Jazz Alumni (DJA) mark the golden anniversary of the Doncaster Youth Jazz Orchestra (DYJO), showcasing the remarkable journey and enduring legacy of its founder, John Ellis MBE, as well as their own individual and collective achievements. 50 Years was recorded with a special intention to try and help support students at the Doncaster Youth Jazz Association (DYJA). As proud Doncaster Jazz Alumni and former members of the association, their shared passion for jazz and the community is a motivating factor to give back to the next generation of talented musicians.

I feel I just have to write an intro to this comic book, so here goes... Earlier this year (2010) it was announced that Vertigo would become a strictly creator-owned imprint (that means copyrights still reside in, and subsists with, the writers and artists, not with DC) with all titles that originated in the DC Universe, with the exception of flagship title , returning to the DC imprint. This includes characters related to , and . This had already been done with , and and soon many others will follow. Vertigo Resurrected is the herald issue for the new Vertigo, and what an issue it is! Warren Ellis' "Shoot" alone is worth the download for me; and then there are the 8 other stories by some of the best comic book writers and artists in the industry today, in 96 pages of pure enjoyment. If there's one comic book I would buy (if I could get my hands on it) this very moment, this one is it. Vertigo Resurrected #1 could get an Eisner. Everybody's thumbs up!

2012 two CD compilation. The 1970s: when the dudes were cool, the flares were wide and the bad bad hush yo' mouths were all over the movies. This fantastic collection brings you the hottest tunes of the era by Curtis Mayfield, Bobby Womack, Mavis Staples, Gil Scott-Heron and many others, from movies such as Superfly, Across 110th Street and Let's Do It Again, plus stunning Soul and Funk smashes in the same style. It's bad… in a good way! Metro Select.

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