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Alternate versions of In the Beginning; So Deep Within You; Dear Diary; Have You Heard, and The Voyage; BBC performances of Lovely to See You and Send Me No Wine, and performances of So Deep Within... more

Five bonus tracks this time, including BBC takes of Have You Heard/The Voyager/Have You Heard and Legend of a Mind, and alternate versions of Gypsy; Candle of Life, and Sun Is Still Shining!

Another 1968 smash, plus such "lost chords" as BBC takes of Doctor Livingstone, I Presume and Thinking Is the Best Way to Travel; the B-side A Simple Game, and alternate versions of A Simple Game;... more

Cale was out, Yule was in, but all that mattered was that Reed came up with some of the most stirring songs of his career on this 1969 LP. The rockers What Goes On and Beginning to See the Light join... more

Wheels of Fire topped Disraeli Gears in two ways. First, it found Clapton, Bruce and Baker growing yet further as players and writers. Second, it showcased both their studio artistry and live power,... more

Two CDs. Deluxe edition. David Bowie is the debut studio album by the English musician, originally released in 1967. Produced by Mike Vernon and recorded from November 1966 to March 1967 in London,... more

The Deluxe Edition includes four SLOWHAND session outtakes, and a nine-track LIVE AT THE HAMMERSMITH ODEON bonus CD.

Track listing includes "Long Time Gone," "Rain," "Highway Call," "Let Nature Sing," plus lots more.

Conducted by Larry Baird, experience the melodic spell of The Moody Blues backed by a full symphony orchestra with legendary performances of "Tuesday Afternoon," "Lovely to see You," and "Ride My See... more

A key catalyst of the late-'60s British blues boom, this 1966 milestone brought Mayall attention and Clapton to the brink of stardom. This might be the best British blues album ever, with All Your... more