The Trouble With Girls

Universal Music Presents Top Of The Pops 1976 album original hits and the original artists genre Pop 70s. Includes tracks by ABBA, Billy Ocean, Donna Summer, Diana Ross and more.

100 Hits - The Best Dance Album Contains the Best Dance Anthems of All Time from artists including Eric Prydz, Armand Van Helden, Roger Sanchez, Example, Oakenfold, Real McCoy, Faithless, Duke Dumont, Storm Queen, Frankie Knuckles, Mr. Fingers and many more.

Number One Party Compilation: 70's 80's is a 2CD compilation featuring fantastic dance music from the 1970's and 1980's. It consists of what is called a bonus disc consisting of a "Disco 80 Megamix". This was released by Italian label Atlantis.

A wonderfully bittersweet, funnystrange account of living unwittingly with Asperger's syndrome.

UK five CD boxset featuring all of Sailor's albums recorded for Epic Records between 1974-78. The band's self-titled debut is on Disc One and includes the 'Traffic Jam' and 'Sailor' singles which hit #'ss 4 and 2 respectively in Holland. Disc Two is the Trouble album which hit #45 in the UK National Charts and includes the mega selling hits 'A Glass Of Champagne' (UK #2, Germany #3, Holland #5) and 'Girls Girls Girls' (UK #7, Germany #2, Holland #2). The third disc features 1976's The Third Step album with the 'Stiletto Heels' (Germany #12) and 'One Drink Too Many' (UK. #35, Germany #2) singles. Bruce Johnston of The Beach Boys produced Disc Four's Checkpoint album which includes the German #24 single 'Down By The Docks'. The fifth and final disc is 1978's Hideaway album which includes the German Top 40 hit 'Give Me Shakespeare'. The detailed booklet includes sleeve notes by the official Sailor website alongside pictures of the relevant singles. Mastered from the original Epic Records tapes by Alan Wilson.

The first in a series of two album box sets covering the complete recorded works of the Everly Brothers from 1960 – 1972, this is the set Everly Brothers fans have been waiting for. Opening with their debut Warner Bros. session from March '60, 'The Price Of Fame' chronologically collects every master made for the label up through November ’65. The first album box includes the entirety of such albums as 'It's Everly Time', 'A Date With The Everly Brothers', 'Both Sides Of An Evening', 'Instant Party', 'The Golden Hits Of The Everly Brothers', 'Christmas With The Everly Brothers And The Boys Town Choir', 'Sing Great Country Hits', 'The Very Best Of The Everly Brothers', 'Gone Gone Gone', 'Rock 'n Soul' and 'Beat 'n Soul'. Also among the set's 228 tracks are outtakes, rarities, foreign language singles and spoken word promos.