The Words i Wish i Said: Caitlin Kelly

Crimson Gold presents Ian Hunter & Mott the Hoople 'Gold'. Led by singer-songwriter Ian Hunter, Mott the Hoople burst on to the seventies rock scene with classic tracks such as 'all the young dudes', 'roll away the Stone' And 'all the way from Memphis'. This new essential compilation features the very best of Mott the Hoople alongside classic tracks from Ian Hunter's solo albums across 3 CDs, plus an exclusive introduction from Mott and Hunter biographer, Campbell devine. 'Gold' Contains a total of sixteen UK and us singles. Cd 1 opens with the David Bowie penned 'all the young dudes' From 1972. The song shot to #3 in the UK singles chart and has been acclaimed as a timeless rock anthem. Other classic Mott the Hoople tracks on this disc include the top ten hits 'all the way from Memphis' And 'roll away the Stone'. Cd 2 features more hits including 'the golden age of rock & roll', 'Saturday gigss', 'Foxy, Foxy' And 'once bitten, twice shy'. Cd 3 rounds off this definitive collection with fan favourite tracks from Ian Hunter's classic solo albums including 'All-American alien Boy', 'England rocks' And 'all of the good ones are taken'.

The only complete course on English vocab: Idioms, Phrases, Word roots, One word substitutions and Synonyms & Antonyms

The only complete course on English vocab: Idioms, Phrases, Word roots, One word substitutions and Synonyms & Antonyms

Line is what Kelly Rossum named his 2006 album. The trumpeter is joined by many but not a lot. This comes through the 612 Sides label for fun and accuracy.

Rock ‘n’ roll doowop group from Jersey City, New Jersey, USA. The Duprees specialized in recording updated versions of old pop hits in a smooth style with a slight rock ‘n’ roll feel. The original line-up featured lead vocalist Joey Vann (real name Joseph Canzano, April 3, 1943 - February 28, 1984), Michael Arnone (September 1942 - October 27, 2005), John Salvato (July 19, 1940), Tom Bialoglow (November 5, 1940) and Joseph Santollo (July 23, 1943 - June 4, 1981). Michael Kelly twice replaced Joey Vann during the group's history.

The Avett Brothers once again team up with Rick Rubin on "True Sadness", the band's fourth consecutive collaboration with the producer. Sonically, the album is as multidimensional as its makers. The same could be said of its long list of influences: from Queen to Jimmie Rodgers, Tom Petty to Nine Inch Nails, Gillian Welch to Aretha Franklin and Walt Disney to Pink Floyd. There are moments of undeniable celebration and camaraderie, others of quiet and lonely exhalation.

Dolly Parton kicks off LP1 with the iconic ‘Jolene’, then over to John Denver’s platinum single ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads’. The journey continues with ‘70s chart smashes from Glen Campbell, The Bellamy Brothers, and #1s from Dr Hook and Kenny Rogers. Legendary U.S. hits from Linda Ronstadt, Debby Boone and Juice Newton open LP2, with the side also featuring huge hits from Anne Murray and Lynn Anderson before legendary artists, Johnny Cash with ‘Ring Of Fire’, Roy Orbison, and closing with Patsy Cline’s timeless ‘Crazy’. Flip the disc over and Side B is all about contemporary and pop-crossover Country.