Mono Masters was cut for vinyl by using a completely analogue signal path and with constant reterence to the original cutting notes made for the first pressings of the records included in this compilation. It has been made with current technology and without imposing the restrictions necessitated by the limitations of record players in the 1960s. Consequently, this album reveals more of the content of the audio on the master tapes. The tracks on Mono Masters come from a variety of sources, including single and EP tracks, so it was necessary to compile a new analogue master tape. To avoid the risk of damaging the original masters by removing tracks from their original reels and then returning them, these tapes were copied to a new cutting master created for this release. The master tape for 'Love Me Do' was not kept so a digital copy of a vinyl disc was used.

Mono Masters was cut for vinyl by using a completely analogue signal path and with constant reterence to the original cutting notes made for the first pressings of the records included in this compilation. It has been made with current technology and without imposing the restrictions necessitated by the limitations of record players in the 1960s. Consequently, this album reveals more of the content of the audio on the master tapes. The tracks on Mono Masters come from a variety of sources, including single and EP tracks, so it was necessary to compile a new analogue master tape. To avoid the risk of damaging the original masters by removing tracks from their original reels and then returning them, these tapes were copied to a new cutting master created for this release. The master tape for 'Love Me Do' was not kept so a digital copy of a vinyl disc was used.

BMG celebrates what would have been Jim Croce’s 80th birthday and marks 50 years since his untimely passing with The Definitive Croce, a collection of his unparalleled run of studio albums released in 1972 and 1973 — available as a limited 3LP (180 gram black vinyl) or 3CD set.Disc 1 is the 1972 studio album You Don’t Mess Around with Jim. The album reached #1 and is certified Gold, and features the #1 single “Time In A Bottle,” plus the hits “You Don’t Mess Around With Jim” and “Operator (That’s Not The Way It Feels.”) Disc 2 is the 1973 studio album Life and Times. The album reached the Top 10 and is certified Gold, and features the Gold #1 single “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown,” plus the hit “One Less Set Of Footsteps. Disc 3 is the final Jim Croce studio album I Got A Name, released in 1973. The album reached #2 and is certified Gold, and features the Top 10 Hits “I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song,” and “I Got A Name” plus the Top .

BMG celebrates what would have been Jim Croce’s 80th birthday and marks 50 years since his untimely passing with The Definitive Croce, a collection of his unparalleled run of studio albums released in 1972 and 1973 — available as a limited 3LP (180 gram black vinyl) or 3CD set.Disc 1 is the 1972 studio album You Don’t Mess Around with Jim. The album reached #1 and is certified Gold, and features the #1 single “Time In A Bottle,” plus the hits “You Don’t Mess Around With Jim” and “Operator (That’s Not The Way It Feels.”) Disc 2 is the 1973 studio album Life and Times. The album reached the Top 10 and is certified Gold, and features the Gold #1 single “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown,” plus the hit “One Less Set Of Footsteps. Disc 3 is the final Jim Croce studio album I Got A Name, released in 1973. The album reached #2 and is certified Gold, and features the Top 10 Hits “I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song,” and “I Got A Name” plus the Top .

As the ESP-Disk recordings are digitally remastered (finally, thank God), it's a true blessing to have the two albums vocalist Patty Waters recorded for the label in 1965 (Patty Waters Sings) and 1966 (College Tour) on a single CD. The historical significance of these recordings cannot be overstated. Since Waters' output until the late 20th and early 21st centuries was limited to these two recordings and some work she did with Marzette Watts (a vocal reading of Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman" recorded in 1968), this pair of records presented properly in a digital format is necessary. Waters' influence has been noted by Yoko Ono, Diamanda Galas, Diana Rogerson, and Patti Smith – check her adaptation of the traditional ballad "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair," for a notable reason why. Waters, whose own influences were Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and Sarah Vaughan, wanted to record standards for Bernard Stollman's label (the pair had been introduced by no less than Albert Ayler). He told her to write her own material, She did, and a few days later (in 1965), he recorded Patty Waters Sings with pianist Burton Greene's Trio.

Recorded live May 24 (A1-A6, B2) and May 27 (B1, B3, B4) 1973. Insert: "Van Morrison is too important and rewarding an artist to miss. He's as exciting a performer as we have in contemporary music. His excitement comes from the intensity of his performance. When you see him struggle on stage to achieve his own sense of perfection, you can understand the drive that is behind his creativity. There were moments during his show that he hit the peak and you could wish that everyone who had ever been moved emotionally by music could be on hand to share the excitement." - L.A. Times

Available for active Interscope Vinyl Collective subscribers only.The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me is the third studio album by American rock band Brand New. The album was recorded over the course of a full year, from 2005 to 2006, in studios in Long Island and Massachusetts with producer Mike Sapone; it was released on November 21, 2006 through Interscope Records, making it their major label debut. The album arose following the online leaking of several unfinished demos that were meant to be early blueprints of the upcoming record.

Childhood friends and fellow rockvisionaries Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart put aside their differences to tour the US together in the spring of 1975. The resulting shows found them both on superb form, as evidenced by this legendary set, preserved in superb fidelity and finally available on CD again, complete with background notes.

75 original songs from Brigitte Bardot, Edith Piaf, Dalida, Juliette Greco, Line Renaud and more!

2021 release. Although for many decades it was principally the domain of jazz-styled singers and musicians, The Great American Songbook has undergone a significant revival in recent years, in terms of the mass market's rediscovery of the genre. Loosely defined, these are the most popular and enduring songs from the 1920s through to the 50s, most of which were written for Broadway theatre, musical theatre and/or Hollywood musical movies. And although regular Pop Music has generally endured a somewhat difficult relationship with what has always been perceived as "serious" music, many R&B and early Soul performers dabbled in the Great American Songbook over the years. This unique compilation presents thirty memorable examples, featuring artists like Ray Charles, Big Maybelle, Jackie Wilson, Little Willie John, LaVern Baker, James Brown, Etta James, Bobby Bland, Timi Yuro, Ruth Brown and many more. Many of these sides are hard to find elsewhere on CD.

Four CD set. NOW Music are pleased to announce NOW That's What I Call A 60s & 70s Summer: Seasons In The Sun. Contains 86 tracks recalling the nostalgia of past summers with music of the 60s and 70s… a collection of songs that have stood the test time as fantastic summer anthems… The perfect soundtrack to your summertime fun! Includes tracks by the Beach Boys, Jan & Dean, Otis Redding. The Surfaris, Sandie Shaw, Sonny & Cher, Brian Hyland, the Mamas & the Papas, Bay City Rollers, Mungo Jerry, Elvis Presley, The Tornados, Love Affair, First Class, Barry Manilow, The Stylistics, Minnie Riperton, Fleetwood Mac, The Animals, Manfred Mann, Thunderclap Newman, The Isley Brothers, and many others.

Live improvisations using the FSOL: DIGITANA SX-1 SYNTH. A pitch and tempo is decided, a timeline is peppered with hits and noises, These act as cue markers to "move" the synth settings and sequences forward. A set of sequences were created and stored for random access The main time generator is started and the result is recorded to 1/4" 15ips tape on a Nagra IVs originally released October 2017 produced by yage for EbV 2017 now with 4 additional tracks Recorded Live at 9LW credits. Released September 19, 2025.

Bruce and the E Street Band perform a 28-song set on night one in Milan. “Atlantic City” rotates in. 2025 additions “Rainmaker,” “House of a Thousand Guitars” (performed solo acoustic), and the show-closing cover of Bob Dylan's “Chimes of Freedom” all appear.

**TARGET EXCLUSIVE** - softpak + bonus song. Sarah McLachlan first emerged as a global phenomenon over three decades ago, introducing an unprecedented new voice into the pop canon: soulful, spellbinding, and supremely capable of transforming pain into transcendence. On her first album of new material in 11 years, Better Broken finds the Canadian singer/songwriter widening her creative circle and furthering her legacy with songs that speak an uncompromising but radically illuminating truth about the state of the human condition.

NOW Music is proud to present NOW That’s What I Call Timeless…The Songs.
Across 4 CDs, 78 of the greatest songs from the past six decades from some of the most-loved artists ever. Queen’s anthem ‘Somebody To Love’ begins, with ‘Every Breath You Take’, the fifth No. 1 from The Police, and 10cc’s classic ‘I’m Not In Love’ following. Disc 1 also includes 70s smashes ‘Mr. Blue Sky’ from Electric Light Orchestra, ‘Baker Street’ from Gerry Rafferty, ‘Heart Of Glass’ from Blondie – and ‘Wuthering Heights’ – the song that not only launched the career of Kate Bush but became the first No. 1 in the UK self-penned by a female artist. The Beach Boys, Ike & Tina Turner, Dionne Warwick and Aretha Franklin are all present with their 60s signature songs, alongside more contemporary classics ‘Beautiful Day’ from U2, ‘Mr. Brightside’ from The Killers, ‘The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite’ from R.E.M. and iconic female voices on ‘Brass In Pocket’ (Pretenders), ‘Back To Black’ (Amy Winehouse), and Sinead O’Connor’s incredible interpretation of Prince’s ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’.