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English singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone, the rising music sensation, is gearing up to drop her latest EP Work In Progress, on March 15th. This collection offers fans a unique insight into her artistic evolution through four tracks born from raw demos.

Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter MARC COHN and gospel titans BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA have announced the August 9th release of WORK TO DO, via BMG. Produced by John Leventhal, the unique collection combines the songwriting talents of Marc Cohn with the soul stirring harmonies of Blind Boys of Alabama and falls on the heels of more than a year of live collaborative dates

Beatles covers are a dicey proposition at best. Even the most ingenious and unique rendition seems destined to suffer in comparison to the original, and the potential for failure is virtually limitless – either way, it's an idea as sound as remaking Citizen Kane with Pauly Shore in the title role. And yet artists are drawn to the Lennon/McCartney songbook like bees to honey, their desire to cover these songs best likened to a creative death wish – We Can Work It Out assembles 16 of these kamikaze missions, and believe it or not, despite the inevitable wreckage there's also a handful of survivors. Setting loose these familiar songs in jazz and funk modes far removed from the Beatles' original recordings enables greater room for personalization and innovation, and the artists featured here are hardly slouches, either – Ike & Tina Turner (who know a thing or two about making covers their own – ask John Fogerty) deliver a gritty, low-down version of "Come Together," Stevie Wonder invests "We Can Work It Out" with the boundless optimism and sensitivity of his own music, and Earth, Wind & Fire update McCartney's Motown tribute "Got to Get You Into My Life" in accordance with the updated rules of the soul handbook. A bonus-mix CD courtesy of 4hero's Marc Mac rounds out a set far better than it has any right to be. (AMG)

These historic recordings have every claim to be called the first British folk-rock album. 'All our own work' , comprising all original material, was recorded in Copenhagen in July 1967. Fairport Convention recorded their first album in November 1967 with Judy Dyble as their female singer; they did not start recording with Sandy Denny until June 1968. 'All our own work' has been shrouded in mystery for years. The sleeve-notes on the original release mistakenly claimed that the album was recorded in 1968. It was not released until 1973, to cash in on the Top Ten successes of Strawbs, and sold 65,000 copies. This new release dispels the myths. The booklet contains extracts from Dave Cousins diary with the full time-line; the original black and white sleeve photograph has been re-coloured; there are previously unheard songs. 'All our own work' contains the first recording of Sandy Denny's immortal 'Who knows where the time goes?' , which Judy Collins subsequently used as the title track of her 1968 album after hearing All our own work ! The first full CD release of the first British folk-rock album the complete sessions, remastered. 24 tracks - the original album, out-takes and demos plus three previously unreleased demos.

Collection of Beatles outtakes from 1963! 1-13 Recorded 11th February, 1963; 14-20 Recorded 5th March, 1963; 21-26 Recorded 12th September, 1963; 27 Recorded 17 October, 1963.

Frank London - Scientist at Work (2002) is an album by Frank London, an American trumpeter and composer best known for his work in both the Klezmer and avant-garde jazz scenes. Released in 2002, Scientist at Work is a fascinating blend of jazz, Klezmer, and world music influences, showcasing London’s ability to combine traditional melodies with innovative and experimental arrangements.

Band formed in 1988, in San Francisco, CA, United States. "Work Force" is their debut album. Great CCM AOR in the vein of bands like Walk on Fire. Very good voice of Kimball with great keyboards and chorus. This CD is essential for Christian AOR lovers. The best tracks here are "Hold on Tight", the awesome "Restless", "Rockin' to Win" and the precious "One More Tomorrow".

Walt Disney Records has released the soundtrack album for the new Disney+ Original series “Monsters at Work.”The soundtrack features music composed by Dominic Lewis, who has previously worked on several other projects including Peter Rabbit, Ducktales, My Spy and Freebirds.