Norman Granz paired these two most popular drummers in a relaxed yet swinging studio session, augmented by a stellar cast of musicians: Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie on trumpet, Illinois Jacquet and Flip Phillips on tenor sax, and the Oscar Peterson rhythm section. More than 71 minutes of music, including two bonus tracks. Enjoy!

Debut album from young Dublin indie pop act inspired by soul, classic singer-songwriters and American radio rock. Their soulful, emotional songwriting recalls the lyrical storytelling of Irish greats such as Christy Moore and U2, but with a strictly ultramodern aesthetic that coats the songs in glittering production values. Includes the singles 'We Cry' and 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved'. Enjoy!

This is the bonus track edition. P!nk comes right on time in 2008 with her highly anticipated and provocatively personal Funhouse album, addressing both her public and private persona, as only P!nk can. Have fun!

After Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera was the most popular female singer of the late-'90s teen pop revival. This edition is a compilation of her greatest hits. Have fun!

This is an under-rated Joe Cocker album. Released in 1978 and produced by the legendary Allen Toussaint, it had all the pedigree to be a great recording but somehow didn't manage to do so. Now with the reissue from Wounded Bird Records, a reappraisal seems in order, and with hindsight, Luxury You Can Afford was much more solid an outing than it first appeared to be. Enjoy this lost and found album!

Limited Edition 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition - 3 Discs (2 CDs and 1 DVD) Please note that DVD is not included in this post. Included are: CD of "The Stranger" remastered by the original album producer, Phil Ramone and CD of "Live At Carnegie Hall 1977"- previously unreleased - On June 3, 1977, one month prior to the recording of The Stranger album, Billy and his band performed at the historical Carnegie Hall. Enjoy!

Midnight Creeper is a real Keeper!...a winner! Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at Van Gelder Studio (March 1968), this is a Classic Funky Soul Jazz album with George Benson (guitar), Blue Mitchell (trumpet), Lonnie Smith (organ), Idris Muhammad (drums) and Lou on alto saxophone. The album was transferred using 24bit technology and mastered by Ron MCMaster. Enjoy!

With the last RVG releases, Michael Cuscuna has been able to reissue several Blue Note titles that have not been available on CD for going on ten years. Lou Donaldson's "The Natural Soul" was a natural choice to once again see the light of day. Recorded on May 9, 1962, "The Natural Soul" features Lou on alto sax, Tommy Turrentine (in a rare Blue Note stint away from brother Stanley) on trumpet, and the guitar/organ/drums trio of Grant Green, John Patton, and Ben Dixon. Enjoy!

Everything I Play Is Funky is considered one of the best examples of Lou Donaldson's commercially accessible period of the late '60s and early '70s. Personnel: Lou Donaldson (alto saxophone), Blue Mitchell, Eddie Williams (trumpet), Lonnie Smith, Charles Earland (organ), Melvin Sparks (guitar), Jimmy Lewis (bass), Idris Muhammad (drums). Have fun!

Fade into Light is a stellar album by all means. It features unplugged and redone performances from Scaggs' classic Some Change, Silk Degrees, and Middle Man, as well as some new tunes. Highly recommended-enjoy!

The press may have dubbed Barry White "the walrus of love," but he was certainly the guru of something for many star crossed lovers across his Love Unlimited Orchestra output. This album, in all its admitted smarminess, is a triumph. From the opening bars of "Barry's Theme," Rhapsody in White unleashes a groove which really keeps it all mellow. But the masterful finale, of course, is "Love's Theme." Enjoy!

Gerry Rafferty was a popular music giant at the end of the '70s, thanks to the song "Baker Street" and the album "City to City". This Collection posted here includes his best moments. Have fun!

This out of print Live album by H&O includes the cooperation of ex-Temptations stars David Ruffin and Eddie Kendricks. All together, they perform the Apollo Medley, which consists of Motown repertoire hits. Then H&O take over performing their current chart-toppers. Overall a very well produced album with H&O working the crowd like few can, and their harmonies are impeccable. Have fun!