Warner Bros Thems Piano

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of albums plus bonus tracks. British-born Blues singer John Baldry, or Long John Balrdy as he was sometimes called, released two popular albums in the early 1970s on Warner Bros. Records. It Ain't Easy reached # 83 on the Billboard charts in 1971. Everything Stops for Tea hit the Billboard charts in 1972. Both albums were produced by Rod Stewart and Elton John. This set also includes 10 bonus tracks not on the original albums. Musicians on these albums include Ron Wood, Maggie Bell, Elton John, Dave Glover, Doris Troy, Klaus Voorman, Nigel Olssen and Rod Stewart.

Solo (Improvisations For Expanded Piano is the 2000 solo album by pianist Lyle Mays. Known for his work with Pat Metheny, the entire album is just him on a piano, nothing more. This was released by Warner Bros.

The Need Of Love is the 1971 album (their second) by Earth, Wind & Fire. This album is more jazz in nature than their debut, which lead to the group taking a break when Warner Bros. allowed them to leave. This CD was released as part of Warner Bros.' Black Music Ol' Skool series in 1997.

Pegi Young is the 2007 self-titled debut album by Neil Young's wife at the time, Pegi Young. Released on 26 June, 2007, the album features Neil helping out plus help from Neil's band plus guests such as Rob Clark, The Jordanaires, and country singer Marty Stuart. She is dead now. This was released by Warner Bros. Records.

Stereo ★ Type A is the 1999 album by Miho Hatori and Yuka Honda, who are/were Cibo Matto. This, their second full length, was released through Warner Bros. Records.

Now Look is the 1975 album by guitarist and singer Ron Wood, credited as Ronnie Wood on this. This was released when he was a member of The Faces, before he became a member of The Rolling Stones. This was remastered in 2012 by Warner Bros. in Japan.

In Full Bloom is the 1977 album by American group Rose Royce. This was their second album following the Car Wash soundtrack and features the hit "Wishing On A Star". This was reissued in 1996 as part of Warner Bros. Records' Black Music Ol' Skool series of discs. It is the standard album, no bonus tracks.

Live At Montreux is a 1993 live album by Miles Davis & Quincy Jones. This was recorded at the 25th anniversary of The Montreux Jazz Festival on 8 July, 1991, two months before Davis' passing. This was released in the U.S. by Warner Bros. Records.