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The crazy holiday season is upon us, and us blues lovers might be a little reluctant to have the soundtrack at our holiday party be the same old songs that everybody hears on the radio. There is a cool bluesy solution to this conundrum: Boogie Woogie Santa Claus, an R&B Christmas from Richard Weize Archives. This CD provides well over an hour of Christmas-themed entertainment that includes 29 vintage songs in a format that both you and your guests will appreciate!

Chilled R&B - Ministry Of Sound is a various artists compilation albuö. Released as 2-CD on 28 Sep 2018.

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Ministry of Sound are proud to present RB Mixtape, released on the 27th January. With over two decades dominating the globe with expertly mixed multi-million selling compilations, there is no brand better to curate a 3CD essential album of the smoothest RB tracks that have taken over charts worldwide. Over the years, Ministry of Sound have defined the mixtape, and here they are once again to provide a flawless blend of legendary masterpieces mixed with todays hottest jamz. Rewinding back to all of the biggest artists and super groups including Destinys Child, R. Kelly, TLC and Whitney Houston, right up to this years massive mix of unforgettable tracks from Chris Brown, John Legend, Usher Alicia Keys.

The biggest hits from the Kings and queens of the genre are brought together for The R&B Throwback. This collection showcases huge R&B classics across the eras and bring you back to your favourite songs of the genre. CD 1 features the classic’s including Fugees with ‘Killing Me Softly With His Song’, LL Cool J’s ‘Ain’t Nobody’, and Jennifer Lopez with ‘Love Don’t Cost A Thing’. CD 2 continues the music with unforgettable chilled slow jams including SWV’s ‘Right Here’, Usher’s ‘You Make Me Wanna…’ and Mary J. Blige with ‘No More Drama’. CD 3 collects together huge airplay hits from Wyclef Jean’s ‘Perfect Gentleman’, Pitbull and ‘Hotel Room Service’, and The Pussycat Dolls with ‘Don’t Cha’, and still room to include Whitney Houston, P!NK, Outkast, OneRepublic, Toni Braxton, Christina Aguilera, Kelis, The Black Eyed Peas and many more.

This continues the strand of R&B and country collections associated with Acrobat’s highly popular “America’s Greatest Hits” series, this one focusing on the top R&B records in the US Billboard charts during 1959. This great value 115-track 4-CD anthology includes, with the exception of certain records which are unavailable for inclusion due to copyright restrictions, just about every record which peaked in the Top 14 positions of Billboard’s “Hot R&B Sides” chart during the year. The pop and R&B market was continuing to evolve as rock ‘n’ roll matured, and new strands arrived, with pop-flavoured R&B vocal groups making a significant impact, along with fine R&B vocalists who readily crossed into the pop charts, while the boundaries between pop and R&B continued to become less clear, as some pure pop records got traction on R&B radio stations.

After 7 volumes comes Chilled R&B - The Very Best Of, perfectly bringing together the most popular laid back R&B tracks to create the definitive album. The 8th in the compilation series and following on from last year's Chilled R&B - The Gold Edition, this year's volume follows consecutive Top 5 albums, including 2013's No. 1 smash, that have collectively sold an impressive 500k copies in the UK. This triple album - housed in a stunning glittery metallic digipack, contains the biggest laid back R&B hits of all time. The new 57 track collection will be led by tracks that perfectly encapsulate this chilled vibe including huge hits from Justin Timberlake 'Cry Me A River', Beyoncé 'If I Were A Boy', and John Legend 'All Of Me'. Other massive tracks come from Emeli Sandé with 'Read All About It (Part III)', Alicia Keys 'Empire State Of Mind' Part II' and R. Kelly 'I Believe I Can Fly'. Plus classics from Michael Jackson with 'Man In The Mirror', Fugees 'Killing Me Softly', Boyz II Men 'I'll Make Love To You', 'So Amazing' from Luther Vandross and Whitney Houston's 'My Love Is Your Love'.

Brownie's brother Stick McGhee had a hit or two to his name, and the two brothers split the 105 tracks on this boxed set between them (with some tracks from Brownie's longtime partner Sonny Terry)! Includes Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee; Tennessee Waltz Blues; Wee Wee Hours Pts. 1 & 2; Little Things We Used to Do Stick McGhee; Mean Ole Frisco; Key to the Highway; C.C. Rider, Where Did She Go Brownie McGhee; Mad Man Blues; Harmonica Train Sonny Terry, and more.

By May 1964, when The Sound of the R & B Hits compilation came out in the UK on Stateside, Motown had yet to have a hit or even a record issued on its own label, later to be Tamla-Motown. This LP was the first of many UK anthologies of recordings from the Detroit-based group of labels. At this stage, Motown was an underground affair, known only to aficionados of rhythm and blues music. Among those were members of groups such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames and super-fan Dusty Springfield. This was not music that was played on the radio, so it was through UK cover versions that many young people were directed to the Motown sound. Ace director Roger Armstrong bought The Sound of the R & B Hits at the time and always heard it is as a companion piece to With The Beatles from the previous year. They both contained the Barrett Strong song Money.