Antonio “Tony” Esposito is a musician, singer-songwriter and drummer from Italy. He was born July 15, 1950 in Naples, Italy. He has been active since 1972 and is known for his 1984 hit single "Kalimba de Luna" from his album "Il grande esploratore" and “Papa Chico”. In 1987, his single "Papa Chico" was #1 in The Netherlands for 5 weeks.

Opening with the ominous, fiery protest of "Sunday Bloody Sunday," War immediately announces itself as U2's most focused and hardest-rocking album to date. Blowing away the fuzzy, sonic indulgences of October with propulsive, martial rhythms and shards of guitar, War bristles with anger, despair, and above all, passion…

In this debut album, Tony delivers twelve songs that weave the ups and downs of life in a guitar based Blues-Rock genre taking you on a musical journey that is as danceable as it is throught provoking - songs reaching the depths of human emotion and misery, as well as the heights of happiness. Much of the guitar work is reminiscent of rock-blues artists, such as Jeff Healey, Robben Ford, and Gary Moore. Opening with the title song "No Use For the Blues" exploring the value of success and happiness, the CD takes you on an aristotelian journey from relationships and attraction, "Voodoo Angel", to social acceptance, "Killer Bees", and beyond. Take a trip on this CD through the highs and lows and see if you agree that life is what you make of it - "Happiness depends upon ourselves" - Aristotle.

Daryl Braithwaite is an Australian pop singer. Best known as the lead vocalist of Sherbet, Braithwaite has also sustained a successful solo career, placing 15 singles in the Australian top 40, including the No. 1 hits "You're My World" and "The Horses". In 2013 Braithwaite released his first album of new material since 2005 titled "Forever the Tourist". It featuring the lead single "Not Too Late".

2008 five CD set from Dame Janet Baker, the British mezzo-soprano who has achieved international fame and adulation from generations of music fans.

Elisabeth Schwarzkopf is universally acknowledged to be one of the greatest singers of the 20th century. Blessed with a voice of exquisite beauty, as well as a striking physical presence, she shone brightly in opera, excelled in the concert hall and brought a unique artistry to the recital platform. She was signed exclusively to EMI in 1946 and released a stream of magnificent recordings over almost 30 years. Schwarzkopf could translate her charismatic stage presence into purely vocal terms through the medium of recording, and still convey all the dramatic meaning of her songs and operatic characters to listeners who could hear but not see her. This rare quality is evident in all the recordings in this unique collection, which covers a lifetime of work and reveals the development of her art.

Venom Inc. is not considered the real Venom, even though that project features two of the three original Venom members, Mantas and Abaddon. Having two venomous bands simultaneously releasing albums, touring, and living off the legacy of the pioneering NWOBHM group is a little strange…

The Swiss pianist Edwin Fischer (1886–1960) first came to prominence in the 1920s. In 1932 he formed his own chamber orchestra, and was one of the first performers to be interested in presenting music of the Baroque era in an historically accurate way. Though his performances were not particularly historically accurate, he did conduct concertos by the likes of Bach and Mozart from the keyboard, which at the time was most unusual. His interpretations, even of Bach, were romantically conceived, but still compelling.

With this release Aqui, allay aculla, Banda Elastica celebrates its thirtieth anniversary. As fast as possible, our most expensive asset: time, present when we listen to ourselves in retrospective. Diluted decades in a few petrified glimpses with a specific weight and an element of their own… the facts the way they were, no regrets because the past is at its best and what a production to prove it!