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This dazzling violinist—who blew up on YouTube with her singular interpretations of everything from classical and pop to rock and electronic dance music—is well into a highly successful recording career now. Her highly anticipated new album is named after Artemis, Goddess of the Moon; she draws parallels between the movements of the moon (in and out of the shadows) and her own vacillations between hope and despair as you hear "Underground," "Artemis," "Til the Light Goes Out," "Between Twilight," "Foreverglow" and more on CD or vinyl! BMG.4050538532425 Some 25 years into his recording career, Everclear’s singer/guitarist/songwriter brings us his first solo album, completely written and performed by Art himself. He explores styles (R&B, hip-hop, singer-songwriter…) and sonics that clearly fall outside the punky Everclear realm. CD or vinyl: "Sunshine Love Song," "California Blood," "House with a Pool," "Arizona Star," "Orange" and more! BMG.5013929057302 One of the most idolized teen idols and best-selling artists of the early ’70s, David was on top of the world—as a solo star and with the Partridge Family—when these recordings came out. All his Bell Records tracks of the era are here: his LPs "Cherish," "Rock Me Baby," "Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes" and "Cassidy Live! ’74" plus bonus tracks. These beguiling performances reached charts on both sides of the Atlantic and across Europe in some cases, too: "Could It Be Forever," "I Am a Clown," "Rock Me Baby," "How Can I Be Sure," "The Puppy Song," "Daydreamer," "If I Didn’t Care," "Please Please Me" (live)…50 tracks on 4 CDs! 7Ts.5013929185807 The Pretty Things recorded as the Electric Banana for music library De Wolfe between ’67 and ’78, and those now-legendary recordings went on to be heard in "Dr. Who," "Dawn of the Dead" and more big-screen and TV productions. This collection of their complete De Wolfe recordings ranges from the brass-powered swinging London sound to primal garage rock, trippy psychedelia, bar-band hard rock, Byrds-like power pop and even some heavy sounds bordering on metal. This is the first legit CD reissue of these prized tracks: "Walking down the Street," "Free Love," "If I Needed Somebody "’Cause I’m a Man," "Grey Skies," "Street Girl," "I Love You," "The Loser," "Walk Away," "Good Times," "Do My Stuff," "Take Me Home" and more including many instrumental mixes. With original album artwork, rare photos and an extensive essay, this is the definitive word on this intriguing chapter in the Pretty Things story! Grapefruit.5013929186026 Here’s the first-ever comprehensive portrait of the early Transatlantic years of this master pop craftsman. Every album track from the period joins B-sides, alternate versions and unreleased recordings (and you get the first-ever complete reissue of his LP "Can I Have My Money Back?"). A 20-page booklet guides us through the period as we hear "Mary Skeffington," "Mr. Universe," "Long Way Round," "Where I Belong," "One Drink Down," "Half a Chance," "Didn’t I?," "Martha," "Bernard" and more! Grapefruit.5013929274235 Two of the most collectible early reggae compilations come to CD for the first time! These 57 tracks include additional ones by legendary producer Rupie Edwards; these comps are exceedingly rare, but you’ll find many of the biggest late-’60s/early-’70s Jamaican hits here: "The Way I Feel" Bob Andy, "You Can’t Wine" Kingstonians, "Each Day," "Too Late" Gregory Isaacs, "Strange" Dobby Dobson, "This Is the Time" Joe White, "I Need Your Loving" Concords, "Chatty Chatty" Itals, "Good Morning Mother Cuba" Meditators, "Your New Love" Neville Hinds, "Herbert Spliffington" Winston Blake, Rupie’s own "Uncertain Love," "Long Lost Love" and more. Doctor Bird.5013929274334 After Sonia Pottinger acquired the Treasure Isle studio and catalog of Jamaican-music giant Arthur "Duke" Reid, her outstanding sound engineer Errol Brown oversaw a trio of mid-’70s dub albums based around Reid’s work. Here are "Treasure Dub Vols. 1 & 2" and "Pleasure Dub" plus a host of rarities: "Dub I Love," "Arabian Dub," "Dub So True," "Gemini Rock," "Guidance," "Lift Off," "Ride De Dub," "I Shave the Barber," "Ballistic Queen," "Moonlight Dub"…it’s one of the finest classic dub collections in decades, 46 tracks strong! Doctor Bird.5013929334908 The 1991 RPM restoration of producer Joe Meek’s original unreleased 1960 concept album "I Hear a New World" was much celebrated as a fantastical lunar stereophonic sound adventure. Here are both versions of the album plus a bevy of seminal works by other pioneers of electronic music. Meek’s "Orbit Around the World," "Magnetic Field," "Valley of No Return" and "Dribcots Space Boat" join "The Artist Speaks" Phil Young, "Time Beat" Maddalena Fagandini, "Waltz in Orbit" Ray Cathode (Fagandini with George Martin), "Drifting (Moon Maid)" Tom Dissevelt, "Fantasy in Space" Otto Luening, "Deux Etudes De Musique Concrete for Magnetic Tape" Pierre Boulez, "Visage V" Luc Ferrari, "Poeme Electronique" Edgard Varese, "Spirale" Pierre Henry and more! el.5013929477735 This new album showcases the jazz-fusion side of the legendary Yes guitarist. He’s joined by drummer Dylan Howe and organist Ross Stanley, and Steve co-wrote three of these pieces with his famous friend and former bandmate Bill Bruford. Check this out, on CD or 180-gram vinyl (cut at Abbey Road): "Hiatus," "Left to Chance," "Fair Weather Friend," "Zodiac," "Outer Limit," "Western Sun" and more! Esoteric.5013929478848 One of the most distinctive, dramatic, revered vocalists in prog made her long-awaited solo debut with this 1977 LP. Roy Wood produced this and played multiple instruments and wrote three of the songs; you’ll also hear some covers as well as songs penned for this album by Annie’s Renaissance mate Jon Camp. You’ll read a new exclusive interview with Annie as you hear, newly remastered, "If I Loved You," "I Never Believed in Love," "Nature Boy," "Inside My Life," "Going Home" and more! Esoteric.5013929479043 Andrew Gold scored hits on both sides of the Atlantic and UK singer-songwriter Graham Gouldman experienced great success in and outside of the band 10cc before they joined forces as Wax. They released LPs in ’86 and ’87 and embarked on a UK tour in ’87. It was during that tour that this Harrogate concert was filmed and recorded, but those documents have languished in the vaults—’til now. An illustrated booklet sets the scene as you see and hear Andrew, Graham and their band do their UK hit "Bridge to Your Heart," Gold’s solo hits "Thank You for Being a Friend," "Lonely Boy" and "Never Let Her Slip Away," Gouldman’s "Bus Stop," "For Your Love," the 10cc favorite "Dreadlock Holiday" and more! (CDs contain the complete concert; DVD is a highlights disc.) Esoteric.5013929479142 This prog band from Yorkshire had such a distinctive sound that Rick Wakeman, after hearing them at a gig, came on board to produce their 1974 Atlantic debut (Wally would soon open for Yes at a major London show, too). Here’s that album plus their 1975 LP "Valley Gardens," both debuting on CD: the side-long "The Reason Why" plus "The Martyr," "What to Do," "Nez Perc’e," "Your Own Way," "The Mood I’m In" and more. You get an illustrated booklet with new band interviews plus two rare B-sides along with the two complete albums! Esoteric.5013929479241 After a long hiatus, Renaissance thrilled fans in the U.S. and UK by hitting the road again starting in 2009. This 2011 concert at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, Pennsylvania features longtime members Annie Haslam and Michael Dunford; sadly, Dunford would pass away the following year, making this the last Renaissance release to feature his talents. The prog legends play their entire albums "Scheherazade and Other Stories" and "Turn of the Cards" plus the songs "Running Hard," "I Think of You," "Black Flame," "Cold Is Being," "Mother Russia," "Ocean Gypsy" and more. Esoteric.5013929479340 These prog-rockers only stayed together long enough to record this one album in London in 1971. That’s none other than Patrick Moraz on keyboards, flanked by guitar, bass, drums, violin, cello and two vocalists on "Passing Years," "Such a Beautiful Day," "Pale Sky," "Basia," "God" and more. Critics loved this album but it failed to sell and fell into obscurity; it’s highly collectible and newly remastered here! Esoteric.5013929554627 This Australian pop star had a long and successful career, one that saw him start off on Spin Records armed with four songs penned by the young Gibb brothers: "Coalman" (a top 10 hit), "All the King’s Horses," "Exit Stage Right" and "In the Morning." This collection of Ronnie’s key Spin cuts includes those four plus "Top Hat," "Butterfly," "Sunshine," "One Bad Thing" and more! RPM.5013929783706 Prog-rockers Quiver and folk-rock duo the Sutherland Brothers joined forces and found their greatest success together recording for Island and CBS all across the ’70s. This set brings together all those albums as well as non-LP single sides; their hits (some U.S., some UK) "The Pie" (covered by Bay City Rollers), "You Got Me Anyway," the smash "Arms of Mary," "Secrets" and "Easy Come Easy Go" join "Sailing" (later a smash for Rod Stewart), "Medium Wave," "Big Brother," "Lady Like You," "Who’s Crying Now," "All I Got Is You," "I Hear Thunder," "Don’t Mess Up," "Bone Dry," "Silver Sister," "Devil, Are You Satisfied" and more. The most comprehensive Sutherland Brothers & Quiver set out there:8 CDs and a detailed booklet with band interviews! Lemon.5013929783805 These classic rockers sold 40,000 copies of their only album (1976, Jet Records), and yet that record has, amazingly, never been reissued. Well, it’s back with a vengeance now, accompanied by a raft of unissued cuts, their single backing ex-Rockpile star Billy Bremner ("Endless Sleep," "Mona-Lott"), live tracks, demos and more. "Understanding Is the Word," "I’ve Got to Be Strong," "The Mirror," the single "Sometime Man" and the rest of their album join "Movie Madness," "Gyspy Lady," "I’m a Lover," "New York City," "Lost Weekend," "Love on the Run," demos of "Lady Rider," "Make Me Fly," live versions of "Tequila Lady," "Fool for You Baby," "Steamroller Blues," "Moses" and more! Lemon.5013929899230 Three complete 1982–85 LPs plus the rare UK track "They Still Dance to Waltzes in England," which Glen recorded to coincide with a 1984 Wembley appearance. You’ll hear Glen’s country hits "Old Home Town," "On the Wings of My Victory," "I Love How You Love Me," "Faithless Love," "A Lady Like You," "(Love Always) Letter to Home," "It’s Just a Matter of Time," "Call Home," "Cowpoke" and more on 2 CDs! Morello.5013929922303 The fourth volume in this series presents Humble Pie where they shined the brightest: on stage. You’ll hear 1974 performances at the Boston Music Hall and in Eppelheim, Germany, 1980 recordings in Albany by the re-formed Humble Pie (great lineup: Steve Marriott, Jerry Shirley, Anthony Jones on bass and Bobby Tench on guitar and vocals) and a 1981 set in Milwaukee. The audio quality varies, but these are ALL performances that Humble Pie fans will want to own (and blast): "Thunderbox," "The Fixer," "30 Days in the Hole," "C’Mon Everybody," "I Don’t Need No Doctor," "Four Day Creep," "Infatuation," "Tin Soldier," "Hallelujah (I Love Her So)," "All Shook Up" and more! Hear No Evil.5013929930247 Donny Hathaway’s daughter became a Grammy-winning artist in her own right, and it all started with the albums "Lalah Hathaway" (1990) and "A Moment" (1994). Here are those LPs plus a wealth of hard-to-find mixes, B-sides and the rare Japanese single "Night and Day." That joins two versions each of "Let Me Love You," "Separate Ways," "Heaven Knows," "Somethin’," "Baby Don’t Cry" and more sublime fusions of soul, jazz and R&B plus a 20-page booklet with rare photos and track commentary by Lalah! 90/9.5017261213907 These synth-propelled funksters from Tulsa reeled off a colossal string of pop and R&B hits from the late ’70s to the ’90s. These 1987 and 1988 LPs are packed with dance-pop gems and ballads including the R&B hits "Zibble, Zibble (Get the Money)," "Big Fun," "Sweeter Than Candy" and "Straight from the Heart." This 2-CD remastered edition includes new notes plus a bevy of bonus cuts: the remix of "I Owe It to Myself," the Bandolero Mix, Mega Mix and Serious Dub Mix of "Big Fun," the Dub-Zibble Money Mix of "Zibble, Zibble (Get the Money)" and more! Beat Goes On.5017261213914 The last 2-CD set in BGO’s series of Charley’s original RCA albums brings you four 1970–86 LPs plus bonus cuts. Along with his warm, wonderful holiday performances "Deck the Halls," "Silent Night," "Little Drummer Boy," "O Holy Night," "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow" and "Christmas in My Home Town," you get his country Top 10 "Where Do I Put Her Memory," "Honky Tonk Blues," "You Win Again," "When I Stop Leaving (I’ll Be Gone)," "Burgers and Fries," his hits "Love on a Blue Rainy Day," "The Best There Is" and more! Beat Goes On.5019317021603 The "Strings with Wings" sub-unit of the Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band had a particularly lush sound, owing to hand-picked musicians from America’s top symphony orchestras. Here you’ll hear three incarnations of Strings with Wings: with Glenn Miller (in Bedford, England in November 1944), with Tex Beneke and with George Melachrino. Includes "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair," "Lover, Come Back to Me," "Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year," "Over the Rainbow," "My Romance," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "Sweet and Lovely"…24 tracks! Sounds of Yesteryear.5019317021610 These three radio broadcasts capture Artie and his magnificent band in California and New Jersey in September 1945, a year after his discharge from the U.S. Navy. That’s none other than Hot Lips Page you hear on vocals on "Blues in the Night," which joins "Dancing in the Dark," "Begin the Beguine," "My Heart Stood Still," "Lucky Number," "Frenesi," "Just Floatin’ Along" and more! Sounds of Yesteryear.5031281003348 The upward momentum of these rockers was tragically halted when an automobile accident took Michael Osborne’s life and broke Bobby Barth’s neck. The surviving members were inspired to re-form in the ’90s, and now return with what they’re calling their final record. There’s always been a lot of instrumental and songwriting talent in this band, and it’s on beautiful display here on CD or limited-edition double 180-gram vinyl (numbered, 1 to 500; vinyl includes a bonus song). Includes "Born to Lose," "Bad Romance," "Fire and Stone," "Land of Our Fathers," "Road to Damascus" and more! Deko.5034504168824 Celebrating 40 triumphant years as a band, Toto dazzle their fans in Amsterdam with this concert full of the hits that sent them to stardom as well as new songs and deep cuts they rarely do live. Their newest rocker "Alone" gives way to "Hold the Line," "Spanish Sea," "Rosanna," "Georgy Porgy," "Holyanna," "Human Nature," "Africa," "The Road Goes On," "Lion," "No Love," "Lea," "English Eyes," "Stop Loving You," "I Will Remember," "Stranger in Town," "Make Believe" and more. Toto fans, you get your choice of 2 CDs or limited-edition blue/orange starburst-swirl vinyl! Eagle Rock.5052442013136 Equally renowned in the UK jazz and blues scenes, this trombonist/bandleader had an unparalleled 70-year career, one that’s chronicled lovingly across these 2 CDs. This opens with Brownie McGhee reminiscing about his tour with Chris’s band and continues on with Barber’s recordings with Van Morrison, Muddy Waters, Keith Emerson, Eric Clapton, James Cotton, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, Dr. John and more. Includes "Can’t Be Satisfied," "Goin’ Home," "Dallas Rag," "High Society," "Rock Candy," "C-Jam Blues," "Love Me or Leave Me," "Kansas City," "I’ll Be Rested" and more jazz, blues and gospel collaborations! Last.5055122113430 Jolson’s 1945–50 Decca tracks were the final commercial recordings of "The World’s Greatest Entertainer," and this set brings them all together for the first time. The 71 selections include unissued alternate takes; these bring us back to a different time, all right: "Swanee," "April Showers," "My Mammy," "You Made Me Love You," "Avalon," "Sonny Boy," "I’m Sitting on Top of the World," "California, Here I Come," "Toot, Toot Tootsie! (Goodbye)," "For Me and My Gal," "Let Me Sing and I’m Happy," "By the Light of the Silvery Moon," "Chinatown, My Chinatown," "I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover/Baby Face," "Give My Regards to Broadway," "Some Enchanted Evening" and more! Sepia.5055122113447 The great jazz-pop singer is heard in his early, swingin’ prime on these two ’60s stereo LPs. The hour of music here includes four bonus single sides, all new to CD: "The Song Is You," "Secret Love," "Fever," "Too Darn Hot," "Day In, Day Out," "They Can’t Take That Away from Me," "Roses of Picardy," "Teach Me Tonight," "You’re Something Else" and more! Sepia.5055544229412 Iconic rock drummer Ginger Baker and brothers Adrian and Paul Gurvitz (formerly of Gun) fused the heaviness of hard rock and the compositional adventurousness of prog on three 1974–76 studio LPs. This 1975 performance at the New Victoria Theatre in London features a Baker drum solo plus "Inside of Me," "Love Is," "The Hustler," "Time," "People," "Hearts on Fire," "Help Me" and more! Store for Music.5056167116189 Two years after releasing her breathlessly acclaimed eponymous debut, Jones returned with this 1981 sophomore LP. She bares her soul in the wake of her breakup with Tom Waits, but there are playful gems and ambitious blends of pop, rock, jazz and beat poetry here, too. Includes "We Belong Together," "Living It Up," "Skeletons," the title song and more! Other Side of Desire.5060105490941 Rare band tracks, solo recordings, previously unreleased collaborations…two full CDs of Curved Air collectibles! Curved Air’s "Coming Home," "Screw," "Made in Hollywood," "Stay Human," "Soon," "Midnight Wire" (orchestral version), "Time Games" and "Interplay" join "Angel," "Citadel" Sonja Kristina, "Overture from Handel’s Suite No. 7 in G Minor" Francis Monkman, "The Stars That Played with Lucky Joe’s Cards" Stewart Copeland, "Coming Out" Mike Wedgwood and more including tracks of Sonja with Darryl Way and with Robert Norton! Curved Air.5060105491245 Darryl Way and Ian Eyre joined Curved Air for this anniversary concert, during which the band played "Air Conditioning"—their watershed 1970 debut album—and a host of other classics. Prog-rock, folk, jazz and classical merge in that wonderfully unique and evocative Curved Air way across "Marie Antoinette," "Metamorphosis," "Melinda (More or Less)," "Stay Human," "Young Mother," "Spider," "Rob One," "Hide and Seek," "Blind Man," "Vivaldi," "It Happened Today" and more on 2 CDs! Curved Air.5060105491412 Believe it or not, Uriah Heep’s lead singer has never released a solo record—’til now. Bernie teamed with Canadian multi-instrumentalist/producer Dale Collins for this album (they worked on songs together years back, but these are all-new studio recordings). Witness the return of a UK rock legend on CD or vinyl: "So Many Times," "Alone," "Here We Go," "Hey Jimi," "Rock On" and more! LT.5060105491801 The ex-Yes and King Crimson drummer went on to devote his life to jazz and improvised music, and here are three rare and out-of-print albums from those years. "A Coat of Many Colors" by World Drummers Ensemble, "One" by Pete Lockett’s Network of Sparks and "Go Between" by the New Percussion Group of Amsterdam feature a multitude of master musicians and include "Conundrum," "Majorette," "Prism," "Self Portrait," "B’Boom," "Travel Light," "Voices Apart," "Irreversible Blue," "Complex Transactions," "Go Between," "Redbone," "Marimba Spiritual" and more! Summerfold.5060516093700 As these UK hard-rock legends celebrate their 50th anniversary and embark on their final world tour, this reissue takes us back to their 1974 LP "Phenomenon." Fans know this as arguably THE pivotal albums of UFO’s career; after all, it was at these sessions that they first welcomed guitar phenom Michael Schenker, for "Too Young to Know," "Doctor Doctor," "Rock Bottom," "Oh My," "Space Child" and more. Remastered from the original analog tapes, this reissue (on 3 CDs or double vinyl) adds live 1974 recordings from the Electric Ballroom: "Oh My," "Doctor Doctor," "Built for Comfort," "Give Her the Gun," "Cole Turkey" and more. The 3-CD edition also adds a disc of singles, unissued demos and alternate versions! Chrysalis.5397102175121 It might have stood in the shadows of New Orleans and Memphis, but Baton Rouge was a great blues town, and some of its most prized players made a big contribution to the music. Stars join obscure artists across these 53 remastered tracks from 1954–71: "Blues Hangover," "I’m a King Bee," "One More Day," "Rainin’ in My Heart" and more by Slim Harpo plus "Bad Luck," "I’m Evil" Lightnin’ Slim, "They Call Me Lazy," "I’m a Lover Not a Fighter" Lazy Lester, "Crying Hard" Raful Neal, "Looking for My Baby" Jimmy Dotson, "Smokestack Lightning" Clarence Edwards, "Hoo Doo Blues" Silas Hogan, "Mean Woman Blues" Whispering Smith and more. Artist biographies abound in the 52-page booklet; limited to 1000 copies! Bear Family.5397102175619 This unique comp not only compiles cuts that inspired young Elvis, but also tracks by other artists who clearly took inspiration from the King. Classics join rarities, demos and live recordings; a 36-page booklet joins 33 tracks: "Blue Suede Shoes" (live TV broadcast) Carl Perkins, "I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry over You" Roy Hamilton, "Don’t Be Cruel" Jerry Lee Lewis, "Heartbreak Hotel" Hank Smith & the Nashville Playboys, "So Glad You’re Mine" Sonny Burgess & the Pacers, "Good Rockin’ Tonight" (demo) Clyde Stacy, "Just Because" Shelton Brothers, "Mystery Train" Vernon Taylor, "Lover Doll" Lonnie Lee, "I Beg of You" Jimmy Lane, "Love Me" Billy Williams Quartet, "Baby Let’s Play House" Vince Everett and more! Bear Family.602508001635 What a splendid situation this is for Bill, for Blue Note and for jazz lovers everywhere! The legendary guitarist has signed to the venerable jazz label and emerged with this recording, his Blue Note debut as a leader. It’s a beautiful, evocative journey across the landscape of 20th-century American music. Petra Haden, Hank Roberts and Luke Bergman join Bill on "Everywhere," "Fifty Years," "Hard Times," "Lonesome," "Curiosity," "Lush Life," "Red River Valley" and more on CD or double gatefold vinyl! American music Blue Note.602508005053 The Chicago jazz-pop giant first hit the pop-album charts with 1962’s "The Sound of Christmas," which charted again every year through 1969. He followed that perennial holiday favorite with this 1963 Argo LP, which features his trio as well as some shimmering string arrangements. Their classic swingin’ spin on "Jingle Bells" joins "Snowbound," "Twelve Days of Christmas," "Little Drummer Boy," "White Christmas," "We Three Kings" and more. The only prior reissue of this delight was an ultra-rare Universal Japan CD; get "More Sounds" now on CD or vinyl! Verve.602508007439 You knew something special was coming to mark the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic albums in rock, right? Giles Martin and Sam Okell were guided by the album’s original stereo mix supervised by George Martin as they produced this new stereo album mix of "Abbey Road." The deluxe editions here pair the original album with additional session recordings and demos, most of which are previously unreleased (this is truly manna from Beatles heaven): "Come Together" (take 5), "Something" (studio demo), "Maxwell’s Silver Hammer" (take 12), "Octopus’s Garden" (take 9), "Oh! Darling" (take 4), "I Want You (She’s So Heavy)" (Trident Recording Session & Reduction Mix), "Here Comes the Sun" (take 9), "She Came In Through the Bathroom Window" (take 27), "You Never Give Me Your Money" (take 36), "Because" (take 1 instrumental) and more. You get 16 of those bonus tracks on the 2 CDs, and 23 on the three 180-gram vinyl LPs. The limited edition picture disc LP gives you the new stereo mix of the original album tracks. The super-deluxe boxed set here features all 40 tracks of the deluxe vinyl edition (on 3 CDs), a Blu-Ray disc containing the Dolby Atmos mix of the album plus 5.1 surround and hi-res stereo mixes of the album and a 100-page hardbound book with a McCartney foreword, a Martin introduction, in-depth essays, track-by-track details and session notes and a mound of archival material. For the Beatles fan in your life, any of these releases will score a whole lotta points (but especially the box)! Capitol.602508067808 Falling just one spot shy of the pop Top 10, "My Way" (1969) was Sinatra’s highest charting LP in three years. The iconic title track joins his warm, wonderful renditions of "Hallelujah, I Love Her So," "Yesterday," "For Once in My Life," "Mrs. Robinson" and more. "My Way" returns to vinyl here, though the 50th-anniversary CD adds four bonus tracks Frank’s fans are gonna want: duets of the title song sung with Pavarotti and with Willie Nelson plus live recordings of the tune at Ahmanson Theatre in L.A. (June 13, 1971) and at Reunion Arena in Dallas (October 14, 1987)! Capitol.602508107603 Frank had a particular affinity for the compositions of this Oscar-winning songwriting duo, and Alan and Marilyn (as you’ll read in the liner notes) felt that no one interpreted their songs more intuitively than Ol’ Blue Eyes. This collection on vinyl or CD includes Sinatra’s singular renditions of "Nice ’n’ Easy" (from his Grammy-nominated LP of the same name), "Sentimental Baby," "Sleep Warm," "The Summer Knows," "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?," "Ol’ MacDonald" and more. CD-only bonus tracks: "Christmas Memories" and previously unreleased performances of "Leave It All to Me" and "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" (1983)! Capitol.602508173455 Millions who became addicted to the saga of Lord Grantham and the Crawley Family were thrilled to see their favorite TV show elevate to the big screen this fall. Just as the film picks up where the last TV series ended (following the events at Downton Abbey in the early 20th century), this exquisite score (written by John Lunn and played by the Chamber Orchestra of London) revolves around themes first heard in the smash series. Includes "A Royal Command," "Pillar of the Establishment," "Gleam and Sparkle," "Sabotage" and more! Verve.602577626524 In 1964, the National Film Board of Canada asked Coltrane to record the soundtrack for the French-language film "Le Chat Dans Le Sac" ("The Cat in the Bag"). That June, Coltrane’s quartet entered Rudy Van Gelder’s studio and recorded new versions of compositions that Coltrane had previously recorded. For years, viewers of the film thought they were hearing the original recordings of those songs, but in fact these were the new 1964 versions that had never been heard before. This CD/vinyl reissue brings you those rarely compiled 1964 recordings: "Traneing In," "Like Sonny," "Blue World" and two takes each of "Naima" and "Village Blues." A must for fans of this jazz-sax immortal! Verve.602577644061 Recorded in Hamburg, Vancouver and England, elbow’s eighth studio album is steeped in loss and anger, but Guy Garvey’s songs take us on journey of reflection and, eventually, salvation. The deeply personal songs join pointed confrontations with 21st-century injustice and division as we hear "Dexter & Sinister," "Seven Veils," "Empires," "Doldrums," "My Trouble," "Weightless" and more. A highly anticipated new release by this endlessly acclaimed Manchester band, available on CD (with foldout poster) or heavyweight vinyl (with download)! Verve.602577682285 Originally formed to open up a show for Mott the Hoople, this band (led by Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott) started out performing songs by Mott the Hoople and Ian Hunter. Now, though, they’re a full-fledged creative entity, and here play nothing but original songs penned by Elliott (well, they also cover the Tubes’ "White Punks on Dope"). Their first studio album in five years arrives here on CD or vinyl: the aforementioned Tubes classic plus "Another Man’s War," "This Is How We Roll," "Creatures," "Music Box" and more! Ume.602577809118 Out of print for years, this 1995 EP—comprised of three variations on the track "Root Down" and seven performances recorded live in Europe in the winter of ’95—returns at long last to CD. The three "Root Down" mixes join "Time to Get Ill," "Heart Attack Man," "The Maestro," "Time for Livin’," "Something’s Got to Give" and more. CD or 180-gram vinyl! Capitol.602577904141 Rolling Stone is among the many who have championed Jon as one of the artists showing the way toward country music’s future. That’s because he marries the sound and spirit of traditional country with beats and vibes drawn from rock, soul and R&B. He expands on that approach on this new album, the third by the platinum-selling singer-songwriter: "Old Hat," "Nobody Leaves a Girl Like That," "Don’t Blame It on Whiskey," "Buy That Man a Beer," the title track and more on CD or double vinyl! Capitol Nashville.602577916038 After releasing four Keane albums that entered the UK charts at #1, the band’s singer Tom Chaplin went solo with two successful releases of his own. But he came to miss his old sparring partner Tim Rice-Oxley, and so now we have a brand-new Keane album: 11 songs recorded in London including "You’re Not Home," "Love Too Much," "The Way I Feel," "Strange Room," "Phases" and more. Deluxe edition adds 2 bonus tracks plus the "Sea Fog" acoustic session. Keane’s first in five years! Island.602577934124 Steve has had such a long, prolific career that you KNOW there are myriad treasures hiding in his colossal vault. His new career-spanning 3-CD/DVD collection "Welcome to the Vault" brings you 52 audio tracks and 21 performances on DVD including 38 unreleased recordings and five previously unheard compositions. You’ll encounter live performances, loving covers, alternate versions and more plus a 100-page hardbound book full of archival photos and an epic essay by David Fricke. The clear vinyl highlights disc contains eight of the tracks (all unreleased) and the single-CD highlights edition brings you 13 (12 unreleased). Those editions include alternate versions of "Industrial Military Complex Hex," "Rock’n Me," "Don’t Let Nobody Turn You Around" and "Fly Like an Eagle" plus the songs "Freight Train Blues," "Crossroads," "Tain’t It the Truth" and his own version of "Love Is Strange." The single CD adds "Lollie Lou," alternate versions of "Jet Airliner" and "Take the Money and Run" and more. The boxed set takes all that and adds live recordings of "Super Shuffle," "It Hurts Me Too" (last two ’67), "Blues with a Feeling" (’69), "The Gangster Is Back" (’71), "I Wanna Be Loved" (’90), a bevy of additional alternate versions, instrumental versions and more. On the DVD: 1967 performances at the Monterey International Pop Festival, 1970 performances at the Fillmore West, a 1973 appearance on "Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert" ("The Joker," "Space Cowboy," "Fly Like an Eagle," "Seasons," "Living in the USA" and more), performances with James Cotton and Les Paul and more. That beauty of a box is rounded out with 10 Steve Miller guitar picks and an authentic backstage pass…it’s a must, Miller fans! Capitol.602577970818 The themes in this new album exploring the darker corridors of human nature sprang from Robbie’s recent film scoring for Martin Scorcese’ crime drama "The Irishman" and from his forthcoming documentary "Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band." Robbie’s first album since 2011’s "How to Become Clairvoyant" features Glen Hansard and Van Morrison and includes 13 enthralling songs: "I Hear You Paint Houses," "Once Were Brothers," "Dead End Kid," "Hardwired," "Let Love Reign," "Shanghai Blues," "Wandering Souls," "Street Serenade" and more. The new album by this rock ’n’ roll legend arrives now on CD or double 180-gram vinyl! Ume.603497849758 The 37th album by Chicago and their fourth holiday release, "Chicago Christmas" pairs newly written holiday originals with their favorite perennials. Two versions of "Merry Christmas, I Love You" (which Chicago’s Lee Loughnane wrote with the Ventures’ John Durrill) join "Sleigh Ride," "(Because) It’s Christmastime," "I’m Your Santa Claus," "Here We Come A-Caroling," "All over the World" and more! Rhino.603497851010 Now, THIS is the way to celebrate one of the most momentous live albums in punk history! The Ramones’ first live album turns 40 this year, and this deluxe reissue improves it with newly remastered sound and gussies it up with new liner notes by Steve Albini and Ed Stasium (who produced and engineered "It’s Alive") inside a 12" x 12" hardcover book . "But that’s not all!," as they used to say. You get the complete original album on CD and double vinyl (this is the album’s U.S. vinyl debut) plus three previously unreleased Ramones concerts from the same tour. Along with the original album (Rainbow Theatre, London, December 31, 1977), you’ll hear their concerts from Top Rank, Birmingham (December 28), Victoria Hall, Staffordshire (December 29) and Friars, Aylesbury (December 30, 1977). That means you’ll encounter never-before-heard, absolutely raging renditions of "Rockaway Beach," "Teenage Lobotomy," "Blitzkrieg Bop," "Glad to See You Go," "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment," "Sheena Is Punk Rocker," "Surfin’ Bird," "California Sun," "I Don’t Wanna Walk Around with You," "Pinhead," "Suzy Is a Headbanger," "We’re a Happy Family," "I Wanna Be Well," "Commando," "Cretin Hop," "Chainsaw" and more. All four concerts were professionally recorded—these are electrifying and precious documents, and this is limited to just 8000 copies (it’s a limited, numbered edition). The race is on, Ramones fans—get yours today! Rhino/Warner Bros.603497851133 First, and famously, the Replacements made off with their Twin/Tone master tapes and tossed them in the river. Then, they stole their Paisley Park-recorded tapes while working on their Warner Bros. album "Don’t Tell a Soul." Unlike the Twin/Tone tapes, those latter recordings survived, and form the basis of this: the Replacements’ first-ever boxed set. "Don’t Tell a Soul" was a successful album, but the band were dissatisfied with its sound, and so they radically remixed it (as they’d originally intended it to be heard) for this new release. You’ll also hear a disc of previously unheard recordings including a session with Tom Waits, plus a June 2, 1989 concert at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. With 58 of these 60 tracks heard here for the first time, this is a box that Replacements fans must consider a "must": the "redux" mixes of "Talent Show," "I’ll Be You," "We’ll Inherit the Earth,'' "Achin’ to Be," "Darlin’ One," "Back to Back," "Rock ’n’ Roll Ghost," the Bearsville versions of "Wake Up," "They’re Blind," "Achin’ to Be," a demo of "Talent Show," the outtakes "We Know the Night," "Gudbuy T’Jane," tracks featuring Tom Waits including "Lowdown Monkey Blues," "If Only You Were Lonely," "I Can Help," live versions of "Alex Chilton," "Back to Back," "The Ledge," "Cruella De Ville," "Asking Me Lies," "Bastards of Young," "Black Diamond," "Left of the Dial," "Color Me Impressed," "Never Mind" and more. You also get the whole remixed "Don’t Tell a Soul" album on 180-gram vinyl, and the 12" x 12" hardcover book is packed full of rarely seen photos and a detailed history of the Replacements’ "Don’t Tell a Soul" period! Rhino/Warner Bros.603497852376 Serendipitously, one of the most talked-about performances from the Dead’s last decade of concerts was also one of the few to be recorded to 48-track analog tape. So this is a joy to listen to, in terms of both audio quality and the set list at hand. Leading up to their soul-stirring cover of the Band’s "The Weight" are "Eyes of the World," "Walkin’ Blues," "Brown-Eyed Woman," "Dark Star," "When I Paint My Masterpiece," "Loose Lucy," "Cassidy," "Might As Well," "Saint of Circumstance," "Ship of Fools," "Truckin’," "New Speedway Boogie," "Uncle John’s Band," "Space," "China Doll," "Playing in the Band," "Sugar Magnolia" and more. Many of those jams top 10 minutes; take it all in on 3 CDs or five 180-gram vinyl LPs (limited edition)! Grateful Dead.