Upon its release in 2019, You're the Man was billed as a "lost" album – an album intended to appear between Marvin Gaye's 1971 masterwork What's Going On and 1973's Let's Get It On. The story isn't quite so simple. Even though Motown slated a release for an album, there's no real indication that You're the Man was ever close to completion, and this compilation – available as a double LP or digitally – doesn't make a convincing case that it was. Part of the problem may be that the material comprising the second half of the 2019 release is a grab bag of session material containing two Christmas songs; a jam with Bohannon where Gaye talks to the listener through the song called "Checking Out (Double Clutch)"; and three new mixes by Salaam Remi, a producer who earned Grammy nominations for his work on the Fugees' 1996 album, The Score, and Amy Winehouse's 2007 record, Back to Black.
Happy The Man (1977). Though it met with little commercial success, Happy the Man's 1977 debut quickly became a cult sensation with fans of prog rock. It's easy to see why: their sound combines a number of diverse influences in a distinctive manner, and their music is as complex and meticulously arranged as any prog album one cares to mention. Unlike some popular prog acts, Happy the Man does not allow one instrument to take center stage or allow relentless soloing to dominate the songs. Instead, the focus is on complex interplay between the group's players: compositions like "Knee Bitten Nymphs In Limbo" and "Stumpy Meets the Firecracker in Stencil Forest" are built on the kind of mathematically complex yet playful instrumental interplay that is normally associated with Frank Zappa's most complex work…
Terry Hoax sind eine Rockband aus Hannover. Sie gründeten sich 1988 und lösten sich 1996 nach einer Abschiedstournee auf. 2008 feierten Terry Hoax dann die Reunion. (…) Die erfolgreichste Single der Band war im Jahr 1992 ein Cover des Depeche Mode-Liedes Policy of Truth, dessen Musikvideo nach wie vor als das meistgespielte einer deutschen Band bei MTV gilt…
The Man in Black: 1963-1969 is Bear Family's fourth box set of Johnny Cash recordings and the third in The Man In Black series. 1963-1969 picks up where the previous Man In Black box left off – in the beginning of the '60s, after Cash established himself as a hitmaker for Columbia…