UK was a prog rock supergroup formed of drummer Bill Bruford (ex-Yes and King Crimson), bassist and lead singer John Wetton (ex-King Crimson), keyboardist and violinist Eddie Jobson (ex-Roxy Music, Frank Zappa, Curved Air) and guitarist Allan Holdsworth (ex-Soft Machine, Gong, Jean Luc Ponty). The self titled debut album was released in 1978 and is considered one of the great milestones of 70's progressive rock. Danger Money was UK's second and final studio recording released in 1979.

Produced by Al Kooper, this debut by the notorious San Francisco group is best known for the blazing anthem "White Punks on Dope." Although the Tubes' raison d'être was their shock-rock stage dynamic, Bill Spooner, Fee Waybill, and company could, on occasion, deliver some offbeat pop splendor…

Faith is George Michael's first solo album, released in October 1987. The album has won several awards including the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1989. It was an instant commercial success in the United States, selling more than one million copies in its debut, the most copies ever sold in a week by a British pop artist.