A Tribute To The Pirate Stations (1964-1974) "Golden Years of Pop Music" On April 21, 2010, it will be 50 years since Radio Veronica began broadcasting from a ship just outside the territorial waters. It ushered in the era of the 'pirate station' phenomenon. Radio Caroline, Radio London, Radio Northsea International and many others followed Veronica's initiative. On this 7-CD + DVD box, all the great radio hits from the most important years of pop history (1964-1974) are listed by Adje Bouman. At the time, Ad was a technician at Radio Veronica and was not called 'the master' for nothing. Each CD has its own theme; the Adje Bouman Top Ten, the Lex Harding Show, the Rob Out Show, etc. Not only the big hits are featured, the typical 'radio records' are also present, all this is interspersed with jingles and so these shows seem to be alive again brought. As a bonus, the DVD with the movie 'The Boat That Rocked' has been added, to give an idea of ​​what it was like on a 'pirate ship' at the time.

UK collection from the Pop singer/songwriter. Keep Me in Mind completes our reissue program of the singles recorded by Jackie DeShannon for the Liberty and affiliated Imperial labels. Jackie spent 10 mostly glorious years at the company, recording everything from folk-rock and R&B to Bacharach sophistication and beyond. The first two volumes of our series covered the years 1960 to 1967 and comprised 100% mono single mixes. This third volume takes US into the stereo era. Tracks 1 to 18 are mono, the rest are stereo, mirroring how the singles were released at the time. The set commences with the endearingly kooky 'Changin' My Mind' and concludes with a previously unissued edit of Jackie's reading of Leonard Cohen's 'Bird on the Wire', a cancelled single from 1970. In between are included such self-penned gems as 'I Keep Wanting You', 'Nicole', 'Laurel Canyon', 'Mediterranean Sky' and Jackie's signature song 'Put a Little Love in Your Heart', plus her versions of the Bands' 'The Weight', Bobby Womack's 'What Is This' and John Sebastian's 'Didn't Want to Have to Do It', another cancelled single. Ace.

Three CD set. 2023 release, the follow up to the incredible compilation album phenomenon Classic Rock, released in 1978. Originally conceived by producers Don Reedman and Jeff Jarratt, the original Classic Rock became a pioneering phenomenon with it's groundbreaking mix of rock and pop songs rearranged in an orchestral style and went platinum in the UK. The album has become a forefather to all kinds of symphonic crossover projects, seen now everywhere amongst every genre from rave to dance to hip-hop. This release cements the legacy of the original in it's truest spirit with it's lush sound remastered, and the addition of 6 new tracks.

Here are the Nirvana Drums, with all their punch in your face and all their energetic power (of frustration from a whole generation). Inspired by the legendary band, we used the same microphones, drums and analog outboard gear! Everything was recorded to tape and later digitized with a very high-end DAD converter to give you the best quality!

The early life of child genius Sheldon Cooper, later seen in The Big Bang Theory.

David Rose was an american violinist from Susquehanna. Rose had recorded albums between 1977 and 1983 which make up his solo career, often backed by some of his colleagues from the French Transit Express (with whom he also founded a pop jazz band Blue Rose in the 80's, namely Serge Perathoner and Christian Basile Leroux). Besides fusion music, Rose was also a member of an American prog folk band named Fred in the late 60's and early 70's. His first album 'Distance Between Dreams' (engineered by Laurent Thibault of Magma) is the most famous one, but the rest also exhibit fusion that can be compared to that of Jean-Luc Ponty, as Rose also combined electronic sound with his acoustic and electric violins.