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Compilation Simply Number Ones meeting in the huge amount of tracks on each day and the mood, and maybe the same attitudes and beliefs! Featuring a stunning array of rock, pop and soul anthems from various artist across the decades, including All Saints, Alice Cooper, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Madness, Simply Red and many more! Featuring the very best major label repertoire from the most sought after aritists. Each album is encased in a sleek digipack with the elegantly crafted contemporary design that simply is renowned for the world over. This is simply re-imagined for 2016.

Another golden decade of pop music is 'narrated' through this quality compilation of 126 best selling hits from 1970 till 1979. Again for each song included you will find information on the back cover for its date of entry in the charts and the highest position reached. A great share for the fans of the 70s.

Nice compilation of old rock and pop songs… These songs are indispensable at all parties of the somewhat older generation and are great fun listening to the old classics, some of which you haven't heard for ages. Highly recommended.

A Case for the Blues is a blues album by Katmandu, a British band made up of successful musicians from differing musical backgrounds, including Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac, Ray Dorset of Mungo Jerry and Vincent Crane of Atomic Rooster. Released in 1985, this was the only album by the band. Recorded in 1983 Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac, Ray Dorset aka Mungo Jerry and Atomic Rooster's Vincent Crane gathered in Ray Dorset's garden studio over a period of six weeks to rehearse, jam and record this excellent set of blues standards and self written material. Helped by Greg Terry-Short on drums and Jeff Whittaker percussion - Green's pure guitar, Dorset's gruff vocals and Crane's tasteful keyboards blended in perfect style.

Four CD set. Following on from the critical and commercial success of Can The Glam comes Teenage Glampage - Can The Glam 2. Featuring a further 80 Glambusters spread over 4 CDs, covering the well known to the ultra obscure. Including Top 20 hits from the likes of Mott The Hoople, Wizzard, The Sweet, Cozy Powell, Geordie and Mud through to Junk Shop Glam obscurities from the likes of Sting, Soho Jets, Buster, Hector and Iron Cross. From Teenyboppers like Child, Flintlock and The James Boys via Rockers from Stevie Wright, Ted Mulry Gang, Trevor White and Angel to bandwagon jumpers like Barron Knights and Brotherhood Of Man, this release covers the whole spectrum of the 70s Glam Rock explosion. Each track is illustrated and has a biog, the booklet running to 32 pages and over 10,000 words, all housed in a clam shell box. With many tracks are appearing here on CD for the first time.