Standing Room Only

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Even the most fervent Frank Sinatra fan will make some joyful discoveries here! This 3-CD set of rare concerts starts with his January 28, 1966 second show with Count Basie at the Sands in Las Vegas: "Come Fly with Me," "Fly Me to the Moon," "I’ve Got You Under My Skin," "Luck Be a Lady," "My Kind of Town," "The Shadow of Your Smile" and more. That performance debuts on CD here. Next up is a recording that’s never been released ’til now: his October 7, 1974 concert at the Spectrum in Philadelphia: "The Lady Is a Tramp," "My Way," "Send In the Clowns," "I Get a Kick Out of You," "Ol’ Man River," "I Get Along Without You Very Well" and more. The final show here has never before been released in its entirety: Frank’s October 24, 1987 set at the Reunion Arena in Dallas: "What Now My Love," "My Heart Stood Still," "Moonlight in Vermont," "Theme from ‘New York, New York’," "Angel Eyes," "Summer Wind," "Mack the Knife" and more. All these highly desirable performances have been newly remixed and remastered and arrive here with a 30-page booklet full of notes and rare and unpublished photos. A major Frank Sinatra find! UMe.602567409199 Bernie, being a huge country fan, led the way for this project: a star-studded country-music tribute to their classics including "Rocket Man" Little Big Town, "Border Song" Willie Nelson, "Honky Cat" Lee Ann Womack, "I Want Love" Christ Stapleton, "Roy Rogers" Kacey Musgraves, "Please" Rhonda Vincent & Dolly Parton, "This Train Don’t Stop" Rosanne Cash & Emmylou Harris, "Sacrifice" Don Henley & Vince Gill and more! MCA Nashville.602567413578 Keith’s brand new 2018 studio album is here! On "Graffiti U," Keith collobarated and worked with a number of writers and musicians he had never worked with before and while recording he became excited by the possibilities his new material offered in a live setting. Fans won’t have to wait long as he recently popped up with a surprise show in a small Nashville club to test the new material and has announced a full U.S. summer tour. Country-pop swing ("Texas Time"), playful love songs ("Steal My Thunder"), country balladry ("Parallel Line") join "Coming Home," "Same Heart"and 10 more all new songs sure to be ruling the country charts this year. Capitol Nashville.602567424413 Shirley’s warm, inviting vocals and elegant piano playing attracted many star collaborators. This 2-CD set of her most memorable recorded meetings features Miles Davis, Wynton Marsalis, Ahmad Jamal, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter…a galaxy of jazz stars! Songs include "A Time for Love," "It Had to Be You," "You Go to My Head," "Summertime," "Ill Wind," "Bye Bye Love," "All or Nothing at All," "Maybe September" and more. Verve.602567428428 Elton and Bernie drew from all sorts of genres as they discovered their songwriting voice. On this new album, stars of pop, R&B, hip-hop, stoner rock and more show their love for those indelible songs: "Your Song" Lady Gaga, "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" Queens of the Stone Age, "Tiny Dancer" Florence + the Machine, "Daniel" Sam Smith, "Candle in the Wind" Ed Sheeran, "Mona Lisa and Mad Hatters" Killers plus Coldplay, Mumford & Sons, Q Tip and more! Republic.602567444855 Kit Lambert recorded both April 1968 nights of the Who at the Fillmore East and planned to release them on album. That didn’t happen, but now the April 6 show has been restored and mixed by Bob Pridden (who was there that night in ’68), and those previously unreleased recordings arrive on 2 CDs or 3 LPs now. You’ll say "Did I read that right?!" when you see the track length of "My Generation": 33:02. That extended jam joins "I Can’t Explain," "Summertime Blues," "Boris the Spider," "Happy Jack," "I’m a Boy," "Shakin’ All Over," "A Quick One," "C’mon Everybody" and more. An amazing gift from the rock gods arrives 50 years later; the notes and photos in the 12-page booklet will bring you back to that NY night in ’68! MCA.602567462514 Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections paired expectant and new mothers in hospitals, schools, homeless shelters and prisons with composers who wrote personal lullabies for them and their babies. This CD features those lullabies sung by Natalie Merchant ("Hey Baby Boy"), Rhiannon Giddens ("My Baby Likes Bacon"), Rosanne Cash ("Winter in My Heart"), Fiona Apple ("I Can’t Wait to Meet You") and more! Beautiful project. Decca Gold.602567473824 Sting and Shaggy decided to celebrate their mutual love of Jamaica’s music and its people with this new collaboration. The song "Don’t Make Me Wait" was supposed to be the beginning and end of this project, but they were so inspired by what they created together that a full album ensued—and here it is, a joyful fusion of pop, rock, Caribbean rhythms and sounds both traditional and new: "Don’t Make Me Wait," "Morning Is Coming," "22nd Street," "Crooked Tree," the title track and more! Interscope.602567502579 Here are the hits that lit up the charts back in the day and, more recently, inspired a Broadway musical. The disco queen with the dynamite voice delivers "On the Radio," "Bad Girls," "Last Dance," "MacArthur Park," "Hot Stuff," "Dim All the Lights," "Heaven Knows," "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" (with Barbra Streisand), "She Works Hard for the Money," "I Feel Love" and more! Mercury/Ume.603497860302 What a long, strange trip it’s been (with all due respect to the Dead). Taking us all the way back to the beginning, this CD compiles the Lips’ first two cassette demos and first self-released EP. You’ll hear Wayne Coyne’s brother Mark on vocals, and you’ll hear all this stuff together on one release for the first time: covers of "Communication Breakdown," "Summertime Blues" and "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere" plus "Groove Room," "Garden of Eyes," "Bag Full of Thoughts," "My Own Planet," their spin on the "Batman Theme" and more! Rhino/Ryko.603497861132 The original (and still greatest) stoner comedy is turning 40, and news of this anniversary release has "lit up" the internet. Inside a 12" x 12" box, you’ll find a Blu-Ray disc with the original 1978 film—which has only risen in cult-classic esteem over the decades—plus the original soundtrack on CD and vinyl, a 7" vinyl picture disc featuring "Earache My Eye" Alice Bowie b/w "Lost Due to Incompetence (Theme for a Big Green Van)" Yesca, a film poster, a booklet boasting new essays by both Cheech and Chong as well as rare and unseen photos and—wait for it—oversized "Up in Smoke" rolling papers. On the soundtrack you’ll hear the new version of "Up in Smoke" plus another previously unreleased version of the song featuring an additional verse in Spanish by Cheech. Last but not least: no, there’s no Maui Waui in this box; in that respect, this is a BYO situation. Rhino/Warner Bros.