Let The Sunshine in

In the late 1960s, conventional wisdom in the record industry held that traditional pop singers should turn from the showtunes of the interwar era they had been focusing on since Frank Sinatra's concept albums of the '50s and accommodate the rock revolution to the extent of covering soft rock songs written by the more sophisticated of the contemporary rock & roll songwriters, starting with John Lennon and Paul McCartney of the Beatles, and including such others as Burt Bacharach and Hal David.

Alternative 60s: From Woodstock to Vietnam, a Various Artists Compilation. Released 1 July 2002 on Sony Music.

"Cores," released in 1997, is an album by Rosa Marya Colin, an artist known for her unique blend of pop, world music, and traditional influences. Rosa Marya Colin is recognized for her eclectic musical style, often incorporating various genres and cultural elements into her work. Her music often reflects her diverse influences and experiences. The album features a mix of pop, folk, and world music, showcasing vibrant melodies and intricate arrangements that highlight Colin's vocal abilities and songwriting skills.

Four CD set. 100 huge hits from the legenden. Four discs packaged in an attractive card fold out digipak. Includes tracks by Santana, Deep Purple, Sweet, Tina Turner and many more!

The most beautiful jazz songs by Ann Williams, Ketty Lester, Brenda Lee and many more on one compilation!

Gold is the definitive 3CD collection of Paul Nicholas illustrious career across his pop, movie, TV and musical theatre career. Starting in the mid-1960s, Paul Nicholas played the lead role as Jesus of Nazareth in Robert Stigwood’s acclaimed 1972 Original London Cast Recording of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. In 1973 Paul starred as 'Danny' in GREASE before signing to Stigwood's RSO Records label, where he became a mainstay in the chart throughout 1976 with 4 top 40 hits including ‘Reggae Like It Used To Be’, ‘Dancing With The Captain’, ‘Grandma’s Party’ and ‘Heaven On The 7th Floor’.

Rereleased two decades after the motion picture debuted, the soundtrack to the movie version of America's first "tribal love-rock musical," Hair, holds up amazingly well. Performances by Treat Williams ("I Got Life"), Beverly D'Angelo ("Good Morning Starshine"), and Nell Carter ("Abie Baby" and "White Boys") are as uproarious as ever, while Cheryl Barnes's "Easy to Be Hard" remains a paralyzing gospel number. The rerelease of the music comes at a time when the spoiled offspring of the original Woodstock generation returns to the farm rioting, destroying property, and filling arrest dockets with names. If nothing else, the CD is a reminder of a time when social awareness, brotherly love, and mind expansion were mantras, not marketing rhetoric on the sides of soda bottles.

Rereleased two decades after the motion picture debuted, the soundtrack to the movie version of America's first "tribal love-rock musical," Hair, holds up amazingly well. Performances by Treat Williams ("I Got Life"), Beverly D'Angelo ("Good Morning Starshine"), and Nell Carter ("Abie Baby" and "White Boys") are as uproarious as ever, while Cheryl Barnes's "Easy to Be Hard" remains a paralyzing gospel number. The rerelease of the music comes at a time when the spoiled offspring of the original Woodstock generation returns to the farm rioting, destroying property, and filling arrest dockets with names. If nothing else, the CD is a reminder of a time when social awareness, brotherly love, and mind expansion were mantras, not marketing rhetoric on the sides of soda bottles.