Little Feat will release Live in Holland 1976 on April 22 as a CD/DVD set. The show captures Little Feat’s performance at Pinkpop on June 7, 1976 featuring the band’s classic line-up performing some of their most well known songs.

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Live in Holland 1976 Tracklist:

Skin It Back
Fat Man In A Bathtub
One Love Stand*
Rock And Roll Doctor
Oh Atlanta*
All That You Dream
Cold, Cold, Cold
Dixie Chicken
Tripe Face Boogie
Feats Don’t Fail Me Now
Teenage Nervous Breakdown

*only available on the CD portion

1982 Album from Peabo Bryson - Don’t Play With Fire

01. Go For It 3:47
02. Give Me Your Love 4:18
03. Don’t Play With Fire 4:09
04. We Don’t Have To Talk 4:35
05. Remember When 4:55
06. Turn It On 4:14
07. Words 4:22
08. Let Me Be The One You Need 4:13

kitbradley said:

1982 Album from Peabo Bryson - Don’t Play With Fire

01. Go For It 3:47
02. Give Me Your Love 4:18
03. Don’t Play With Fire 4:09
04. We Don’t Have To Talk 4:35
05. Remember When 4:55
06. Turn It On 4:14
07. Words 4:22
08. Let Me Be The One You Need 4:13

I actually think that`s totally wrong to "promote" V-M/PTG cds anywhere on the net and they should just stop everything they do.

I don`t beiieve for a minute that this is a legal reissue especially now that EMI/Capitol catalog belongs to Universal(It`s common knowledge that is very hard to license anything from Universal and very expensive too).I have been burn to many times with horrible sounding cds from V-M/PTG so I don`t understand why anyone would buy any cds from them.

windjammer said:

kitbradley said:

1982 Album from Peabo Bryson - Don’t Play With Fire

01. Go For It 3:47
02. Give Me Your Love 4:18
03. Don’t Play With Fire 4:09
04. We Don’t Have To Talk 4:35
05. Remember When 4:55
06. Turn It On 4:14
07. Words 4:22
08. Let Me Be The One You Need 4:13

I actually think that`s totally wrong to "promote" V-M/PTG cds anywhere on the net and they should just stop everything they do.

I don`t beiieve for a minute that this is a legal reissue especially now that EMI/Capitol catalog belongs to Universal(It`s common knowledge that is very hard to license anything from Universal and very expensive too).I have been burn to many times with horrible sounding cds from V-M/PTG so I don`t understand why anyone would buy any cds from them.

I've got a couple of titles by PTG/VM and I'm at a loss 4 wordz when it comes 2 describing the actual "sound" of their remastering. Tinny? Sped up? Not sure. Peabo tho! God...TOO tempting!!!! Love me some Peabs!!!!

This vinyl record was sold on Record Store Day,but I found a copy online and it's on the way.A rare,limted edition 12" record contain a new remix of "You And I" and the legendary,20-minute live version of "Fire And Desire" performed with Teena Marie at the Long Beach,CA gig in July 1981.Both sides of this vinyl record have never been released before.

Rick James: You and I / Fire and Desire 12″ Special Edition – ‘Record Store Day First’ Release – 12″ Both sides previously unreleased | You And I 12″ extended M+M Mix | Fire And Desire (Live In Long Beach) Rick James with Teena Marie

whitechocolatebrotha said:

windjammer said:

I actually think that`s totally wrong to "promote" V-M/PTG cds anywhere on the net and they should just stop everything they do.

I don`t beiieve for a minute that this is a legal reissue especially now that EMI/Capitol catalog belongs to Universal(It`s common knowledge that is very hard to license anything from Universal and very expensive too).I have been burn to many times with horrible sounding cds from V-M/PTG so I don`t understand why anyone would buy any cds from them.

I've got a couple of titles by PTG/VM and I'm at a loss 4 wordz when it comes 2 describing the actual "sound" of their remastering. Tinny? Sped up? Not sure. Peabo tho! God...TOO tempting!!!! Love me some Peabs!!!!

I have some reissues that PTG licensed from Sony (Melba Moore, The Emotions) that sounded like they were actually from master tapes because they were crystal clear. I actually purchased the recent Peabo "Paradise" CD, expecting the worst (but I wanted it really bad!). Even though it is a vinyl rip, I was pleasantly surprised at how good it sounds. Must have been from a sealed vinyl and obviously they used a more seasoned engineer to do the rip. Anxious to see if they will do the same with their latest Peabo reissue.

I didn't know Universal now owned Capitol recordings, which explains why Soulmusic.com and Funkytown Grooves suddenly stopped with all of the Capitol reissues and never responded when I questioned them about further titles. I think the only way we will see the Peabo titles properly reissued using master tapes is through those two-fers from Expansion Records, like they did with O'Bryan and Rene & Angela.

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kitbradley said:

I didn't know Universal now owned Capitol recordings, which explains why Soulmusic.com and Funkytown Grooves suddenly stopped with all of the Capitol reissues and never responded when I questioned them about further titles.

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yes EMI Group was purchased by UMG last year.

kitbradley said:

whitechocolatebrotha said:

I've got a couple of titles by PTG/VM and I'm at a loss 4 wordz when it comes 2 describing the actual "sound" of their remastering. Tinny? Sped up? Not sure. Peabo tho! God...TOO tempting!!!! Love me some Peabs!!!!

I have some reissues that PTG licensed from Sony (Melba Moore, The Emotions) that sounded like they were actually from master tapes because they were crystal clear. I actually purchased the recent Peabo "Paradise" CD, expecting the worst (but I wanted it really bad!). Even though it is a vinyl rip, I was pleasantly surprised at how good it sounds. Must have been from a sealed vinyl and obviously they used a more seasoned engineer to do the rip. Anxious to see if they will do the same with their latest Peabo reissue.

I didn't know Universal now owned Capitol recordings, which explains why Soulmusic.com and Funkytown Grooves suddenly stopped with all of the Capitol reissues and never responded when I questioned them about further titles. I think the only way we will see the Peabo titles properly reissued using master tapes is through those two-fers from Expansion Records, like they did with O'Bryan and Rene & Angela.

You mentioned that the VM/PTG Melba Moore CD "Closer" was "crytal clear" yes it is if you talk about the FTG reissue.I have both CDS and there is a big difference in the sound quality.VM edition sounds more muddy the longer the record goes in contrast to the FTG edition which sounds exactly the same all the way through.Conclusion VM CD is another vinyl-rip imvho.

Good for you that you liked the Peabo CD,but I wouldn`t even accept a copy for free.

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LED ZEPPELIN - FIRST THREE ALBUMS NEWLY REMASTERED

The First Three Albums Newly Remastered, Each With An Additional Disc Of Previously Unreleased Companion Audio. Multiple CD, Vinyl, And Digital Formats, Including A Super Deluxe Boxed Set, Available June 3

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No matter how many times you may have listened to their music, you've never heard Led Zeppelin like this before.

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Beginning with the June 3 release of deluxe editions of Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin II, and Led Zeppelin III, the band will launch an extensive reissue program of all nine of its studio albums in chronological order, each remastered by guitarist and producer Jimmy Page. Led Zeppelin will also open its vaults to share dozens of unheard studio and live recordings, with each album featuring a second disc of companion audio comprised entirely of unreleased music related to that album.

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"The material on the companion discs presents a portal to the time of the recording of Led Zeppelin," says Page. "It is a selection of work in progress with rough mixes, backing tracks, alternate versions, and new material recorded at the time."

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Each album is now availab... pre-order in the following formats:

SUPER DELUXE EDITION BOX

Remastered album on CD in vinyl replica sleeve

Companion audio on CD in a new sleeve and on 180-gram vinyl (Led Zeppelin features a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, II & III feature previously unreleased studio outtakes)

Remastered album on 180-gram vinyl in a sleeve replicating the first pressing

High-def audio download card of all content at 96kHz/24 bit (Live tracks are 48kHz/24bit)

Hard bound, 70+ page book filled with rare and previously unseen photos and memorabilia

High quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered

Led Zeppelin will also include a replica of the band's original Atlantic press kit

DELUXE EDITION 2CD

Remastered album, plus a second disc of unreleased companion audio (Led Zeppelin features a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, II & III feature previously unreleased studio outtakes)

DELUXE EDITION VINYL

Remastered album and unreleased companion audio on 180-gram vinyl (Led Zeppelin features a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris [2 LP's], II & III feature previously unreleased studio outtakes [Each contains 1 LP] )

SINGLE CD

Remastered album packaged in a gatefold sleeve with an 8 page booklet (Led Zeppelin III contains CD sleeve in a replica of the original vinyl, including the die cut holes and wheel)

ORIGINAL ALBUM VINYL

Remastered album on 180-gram vinyl, packaged in a sleeve that replicates the LP's first pressing in exact detail

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

Remastered album and companion audio (Led Zeppelin features a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, II & III feature previously unreleased studio outtakes)

Anyone who lived through the 1970s and the disco era knows KC and the Sunshine Band and at least a couple of their songs. Oh, don’t give us that look, trying to pretend you’re too cool to have ever listened to disco: when a band has five number-one hits to their name – “Get Down Tonight,” “That’s the Way (I Like It),” “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty,” “I’m Your Boogie Man,” and “Please Don’t Go,” in case you’ve forgotten them – there’s no way even their detractors can avoid hearing their music, and like it or not, the songs are so catchy that the hooks stick with you long after they’ve left the charts.

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All good things must come to an end, however, and for the Sunshine Band, the platinum-selling years came to an abrupt halt with the release of 1981’s Space Cadet: Solo Flight, the first full-length effort credited solely to KC: not only did the album itself fail to chart, but all three of the album’s singles – “Make Me a Star,” “Space Cadet,” and “Red Light” – suffered the same fate.

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As of today, Space Cadet: Solo Flight makes its debut in Rhino’s digital catalog, so you can give it a listen for yourself and figure out if it’s a lost classic or not. Either way, though, you can’t say that Harry Casey – the man who puts the “KC” in “KC and the Sunshine Band,” as you may have guessed – didn’t take a shot at stepping outside the box a bit. The problem, as Casey groused in a February 2014 interview with Des Moines’ Cityview website, was that “every time I changed, I was told, ‘That doesn’t sound like KC and the Sunshine band.’”

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Red Light
I Ask Myself
You Keep Me Hanging On
Make Me A Star
I Don't Wanna Make Love
Nothing Sadder Than a Heartache
Whats Wrong?
Only Love
Holdin On So Long

MickyDolenz said:

Anyone who lived through the 1970s and the disco era knows KC and the Sunshine Band and at least a couple of their songs. Oh, don’t give us that look, trying to pretend you’re too cool to have ever listened to disco: when a band has five number-one hits to their name – “Get Down Tonight,” “That’s the Way (I Like It),” “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty,” “I’m Your Boogie Man,” and “Please Don’t Go,” in case you’ve forgotten them – there’s no way even their detractors can avoid hearing their music, and like it or not, the songs are so catchy that the hooks stick with you long after they’ve left the charts.

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All good things must come to an end, however, and for the Sunshine Band, the platinum-selling years came to an abrupt halt with the release of 1981’s Space Cadet: Solo Flight, the first full-length effort credited solely to KC: not only did the album itself fail to chart, but all three of the album’s singles – “Make Me a Star,” “Space Cadet,” and “Red Light” – suffered the same fate.

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As of today, Space Cadet: Solo Flight makes its debut in Rhino’s digital catalog, so you can give it a listen for yourself and figure out if it’s a lost classic or not. Either way, though, you can’t say that Harry Casey – the man who puts the “KC” in “KC and the Sunshine Band,” as you may have guessed – didn’t take a shot at stepping outside the box a bit. The problem, as Casey groused in a February 2014 interview with Des Moines’ Cityview website, was that “every time I changed, I was told, ‘That doesn’t sound like KC and the Sunshine band.’”

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Red Light
I Ask Myself
You Keep Me Hanging On
Make Me A Star
I Don't Wanna Make Love
Nothing Sadder Than a Heartache
Whats Wrong?
Only Love
Holdin On So Long

I'm (still) hopeful that somewhere in the future one of the remastering companies will revisit K.C. and The Sunshine Band's two also failed Epic albums, "The Painter" and "All In A Night's Work." Wouldn't THAT be sumpthin'?! Fingers crossed.

kitbradley said:

whitechocolatebrotha said:

I've got a couple of titles by PTG/VM and I'm at a loss 4 wordz when it comes 2 describing the actual "sound" of their remastering. Tinny? Sped up? Not sure. Peabo tho! God...TOO tempting!!!! Love me some Peabs!!!!

I have some reissues that PTG licensed from Sony (Melba Moore, The Emotions) that sounded like they were actually from master tapes because they were crystal clear. I actually purchased the recent Peabo "Paradise" CD, expecting the worst (but I wanted it really bad!). Even though it is a vinyl rip, I was pleasantly surprised at how good it sounds. Must have been from a sealed vinyl and obviously they used a more seasoned engineer to do the rip. Anxious to see if they will do the same with their latest Peabo reissue.

I didn't know Universal now owned Capitol recordings, which explains why Soulmusic.com and Funkytown Grooves suddenly stopped with all of the Capitol reissues and never responded when I questioned them about further titles. I think the only way we will see the Peabo titles properly reissued using master tapes is through those two-fers from Expansion Records, like they did with O'Bryan and Rene & Angela.

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Agreed, kit. Yup. I've noticed how Expansion, as of late, has had their hands in the Capitol vaults (High Fashion, Eloise Laws, O'Bryan, Sheree Brown and Kwick.) It would be AWESOME if they (Expansion) would remaster and put out the remaining Peabo titles ("I Am Love" and "Turn The Hands Of Time." Additionally, maybe Gene Dunlap's, "It's Just The Way I Feel" and "Party In Me" or B.B.& Q. Band's "All Night Long" & "Six Million Times?" Maybe the two Ebonee Webb albums too? Time will, no doubt, tell. Here's hopin'...

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LP, MP3

Available: July 1, 2014

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“Our journals and recording equipment were ultimately confiscated and stolen by the MNLF rebels. We escaped with a single cassette, the clothes on our back, and our lives.”
—David Blair Stiffler
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In 1988, David Blair Stiffler risked life and limb to document under-recorded cultural groups living lives of extreme isolation in the mountainous Philippine regions of Nueva Ecija, Aurora, and Luzon. These are the fruits of that expedition.
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In the grand tradition of ethnographic recordings that made up the majority of Folkways' vast and significant catalog comes Music from the Mountain Provinces. By the mid-1980s, David Blair Stiffler was already a most-decorated recordist, with eight Folkways LPs under his belt. These are among the most obscure documents in the entire Folkways catalog. Although the works of Jose Maceda and Nicole Revel heavily documented much of the Philippines' countryside inhabitants with a thorough and sober effort protracted over the decades, Stiffler brought his own panache into the equation, capturing gorgeous and revelatory moments from some of the archipelago's least visited regions. Even without the harrowing tale of himself and his crew being taken hostage, contained within is a rare aural experience. These masters, originally intended for release on Folkways, were shelved when Stiffler returned home to news of Folkways founder Moses Asch’s death.

Ordered a copy of the Grace Jones Nightclubbing Deleuxe off ebay, since its not available stateside

Artist: Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Title: Brain Salad Surgery: Super Deluxe Edition
Release Date: May 12, 2014
Label: Sony Music / Legacy Recordings
Format(s): 2-CDs, 2-CDs/DVDA, 3-CDs/DVDA/DVD, DD

Sony Music and Legacy Recordings will release deluxe editions of Emerson, Lake and Palmer's 1973 album Brain Salad Surgery in a variety of different formats.

Originally announced on the 40th Anniversary of its original release, the Super Deluxe Edition of Brain Salad Surgery is the result of months of work delving into the archive with the full co-operation of Greg Lake, Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer. Packaged in a stunning hardcover 12” slipcase with inner gatefold and the original HR Giger artwork digitally restored and enhanced.

Fully remastered throughout, as well as the original album, the package also contains an alternate album featuring five rare alternate versions, a disc of new stereo mixes and a DVDA including High Resolution Original Mix Remastered, High Resolution Stereo Mix, MLP lossless surround mix, DTS 5.1 Surround Mix and Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Mix.

The super deluxe edition also features a DVD of the 1973 feature length Manticore Special Documentary with highlights from the 1973 World Tour and a photo gallery of imagery from the Brain Salad Surgery era. The package is completed with 180gm Vinyl, replica original release die-cut poster and a 20-page 12” booklet with photographs and new liner-notes.

Greg Lake said, “My memories about making this album and indeed about this whole period in the bands history are something that I will always cherish and be extremely proud of. I still perform songs from this album in my show to this day and know how much some of these songs mean to the audience who grew up with them.”

Carl Palmer said, “I think if you were to identify one album as being the masterwork of ELP it would have to be Brain Salad Surgery. For me it was our Sergeant Pepper moment. We were doing weird things to push the boundaries of experimentation and recording forward. We used every recording technique under the sun from recording percussion in the toilet to using custom designed electronic percussion. It’s my favourite album by far.”

Keith Emerson commented, “We were on a real creative roll when we wrote and recorded Brain Salad Surgery. That album saw us push boundaries further than we’d ever done before and I listen to that music now and I wonder how we did it!”

Brain Salad Surgery is the album that saw Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer displaying more creativity than most bands achieve in their whole lifetime. Produced by Greg Lake, 1973’s Brain Salad Surgery was ELP’s first album on their own Manticore imprint. With its fold-out sleeve designed by HR Giger, it was all guns blazing, trophy taking, the karmic, the cosmic, the symphonic, all distilled into two sides of vinyl. From Greg Lake’s massively popular composition Still You Turn Me On and their rendition of the William Blake/Hubert Parry hymn Jerusalem to Emerson’s adaptation of Alberto Ginastera’s Toccata, this was a world-class album. And that is before the epic side and a half long Karn Evil 9. It became their greatest statement, their calling card, the one every self-respecting music fan fell in love with, complete with their catchphrase in song, ‘Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends...”

The set will be released in the following formats:

• Standard - 2-CDs (Original album remastered, alternate album), 12 page booklet
• Deluxe - 2-CDs (Original album remastered, alternate album), Super Sonic Audio (DVDA), 16 page booklet
• Super Deluxe - 3-CDs (Original album remastered, alternate album, new stereo version), Super Sonic Audio (DVDA), DVD with documentary and photo gallery, 20 page 12"x12" booklet, poster
• Standard iTunes MfiT exclusive of original album
• Standard digital release (all retailers) - Original album remastered, alternate album
• Deluxe iTunes MfiT exclusive of original album, alternate album and new stereo version

Track List:

CD 1 - Original album

• Jerusalem
• Toccata
• Still... You Turn Me On
• Benny The Bouncer
• Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part 1
• Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part 2
• Karn Evil 9 2nd Impression
• Karn Evil 9 3rd Impression

CD 2 - Alternate album

• Karn Evil 9 3rd Impression (Original Backing Track)
• Jerusalem (First Mix)
• Still... You Turn Me On (First Mix)
• Toccata (alternate version)
• Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part I (alternate version)
• Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part 2 (alternate version)
• Karn Evil 9 2nd Impression (alternate version)
• Karn Evil 9 3rd Impression (alternate version)
• Excerpts From Brain Salad Surgery (NME Flexi Disc)
  • First Impression (Emerson / Lake)
  • Second Impression (Emerson)
  • Still ... You Turn Me On (Lake)
  • Toccata (Ginastera)
  • Jerusalem (Parry / Barry)
  • Third Impression (Emerson / Lake / Sinfield)
  • Benny The Bouncer (Emerson / Lake /Sinfield)
  • First Impression (Emerson / Lake /Sinfield)
  • Benny The Bouncer (Emerson / Lake /Sinfield)
• When The Apple Blossoms Bloom In The Windmills Of Your Mind I’ll Be Your Valentine (B Side Single)
• Brain Salad Surgery (B Side Single)
• Brain Salad Surgery (Instrumental)
• Karn Evil 9 3rd Impression (Different Version)

CD 3 - New Stereo Brain Salad Surgery

• Jerusalem
• Toccata
• Still... You Turn Me On
• Benny The Bouncer
• Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part 1
• Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part 2
• Karn Evil 9 2nd Impression
• Karn Evil 9 3rd Impression

Shout! Factory are set to release A Celebration of Blues and Soul: The 1989 Presidential Inaugural Concert, a two hour concert DVD featuring performances from George H.W. Bush’s inaugural concert, on May 6. The event, which took place on January 21, 1989, featured performances by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Bo Diddley, Dr. John, Sam Moore, Willie Dixon, Ronnie Wood and many more.

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In addition to reliving the night’s best musical moments, A Celebration of Blues and Soul also pays tribute to the many artists that recorded at the Memphis’ famed Stax Records, including Moore, Eddie Floyd, Willian Bell, Carla Thomas & Billy Preston. The DVD also comes with an essay by music historian Peter Gurainick, liner notes and a gallery of never-before-seen photos, as well as over an hour of previously unseen concert footage.

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A Celebration Of Blues & Soul: The 1989 Inaugural Concert setlist:

Any Day Now – Chuck Jackson
I Don’t Want To Cry – Chuck Jackson
When A Man Loves A Woman – Percy Sledge
Right Place, Wrong Time – Dr. John
747 – Joe Louis Walker
Hoochie Coochie Man – Willie Dixon with Albert Collins, Delbert McClinton, Joe Louis Walker
Wang Dang Doodle – Koko Taylor and Willie Dixon with Cash McCall, Lafayette Leake and Ronnie Wood
Bo Diddley – Bo Diddley
I’m A Man – Bo Diddley
Hey Bo Diddley – Bo Diddley with Ronnie Wood
Born Under A Bad Sign – William Bell with Ronnie Wood
B-A-B-Y – Carla Thomas
When Something Is Wrong With My Baby – Carla Thomas and Billy Preston
Knock On Wood – Eddie Floyd
Soul Man – Sam Moore
Just A Little Bit – Delbert McClinton
Standing On Shaky Ground – Delbert McClinton
Maybe Someday – Delbert McClinton
B-Movie Boxcar Blues – Delbert McClinton
Frosty – Albert Collins , Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan
Texas Flood – Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan
Love Struck Baby – Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan
Superstition – Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

Scuttle Buttin’ – Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

getxxxx said:

Ordered a copy of the Grace Jones Nightclubbing Deleuxe off ebay, since its not available stateside

I ordered mine from amazon's U.S. site for $15.99. They shipped it earlier this week and gave me an arrival date of Sat 5/10.

kitbradley said:

getxxxx said:

Ordered a copy of the Grace Jones Nightclubbing Deleuxe off ebay, since its not available stateside

I ordered mine from amazon's U.S. site for $15.99. They shipped it earlier this week and gave me an arrival date of Sat 5/10.

i saw that was the single disc verssion not the deluxe

getxxxx said:

kitbradley said:

I ordered mine from amazon's U.S. site for $15.99. They shipped it earlier this week and gave me an arrival date of Sat 5/10.

i saw that was the single disc verssion not the deluxe

Oh hell naw!

kitbradley said:

getxxxx said:

i saw that was the single disc verssion not the deluxe

Oh hell naw!

My deluxe edition came today. I ordered it from Amazon.UK. You can just click at the bottom of the Amazon US page to get to the international Amazon pages. When you go to pay, it will convert the currency to dollars. I order from Amazon UK a lot.

yea mine came yesterday, the only complaint is that they didnt use the proper packaging slipcase like on previous Deluxe Editions from Boyz II Men, Lionel Richie, INXS, Donna Summer, etc.

Disney’s Legacy Collection titles are currently slated for release as follows:

• The Lion King – 20th – June 24, 2014
• Mary Poppins – 50th – August 26, 2014
• Sleeping Beauty – 55th – October 7, 2014
• The Little Mermaid – 25th – November 17, 2014
• Fantasia – 75th – January 3, 2015
• Pinocchio – 75th – February 3, 2015
• Toy Story – 20th – March 17, 2015
• Disneyland – 60th – April 7, 2015
• Lady and the Tramp – 60th – May 12, 2015
• Pocahontas – 20th – June 23, 2015
• The Aristocats – 45th – August 14, 2015 (*)
• Cinderella – 65th – August 14, 2015 (*)

(*) to be sold first at the D23 Expo 2015

The Legacy Collection – The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Walt Disney Records, 2014)

CD 1

1. “Circle of Life/Nants’ Ingonyama” Performed by Carmen Twillie, African Vocals Performed by Lebo M
2. “Didn’t Your Mother Tell You Not to Play With Your Food” Score
3. “We Are All Connected” Score
4. “Hyenas in the Pride Land” Score
5. “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King” Performed by Jason Weaver with Rowan Atkinson and Laura Williams
6. “Elephant Graveyard” Score
7. “I Was Just Trying to Be Brave” Score
8. “Be Prepared” Performed by Jeremy Irons with Whoopi Goldberg, Cheech Marin and Jim Cummings
9. “Simba, It’s to Die For” Score
10. “Stampede” Score
11. “Mufasa Dies” Score
12. “If You Ever Come Back We’ll Kill You” Score
13. “Bowling for Buzzards” Score
14. “Hakuna Matata” Performed by Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella with Jason Weaver and Joseph Williams
15. “We Gotta Bone to Pick With You” Score
16. “Kings of the Past” Score
17. “Nala, Is It Really You?” Score
18. “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” Performed by Joseph Williams and Sally Dworsky with Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella and Kristle Edwards
19. “Remember Who You Are” Score
20. “This Is My Home” Score
21. “The Rightful King” Score

CD 2

1. “The Morning Report” Performed by James Earl Jones, Jeff Bennett and Evan Saucedo
2. “Warthog Rhapsody” Performed by Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella
3. “We Are All Connected” Score Demo
4. “I Was Just Trying to Be Brave” Score Demo
5. “Stampede” Score Demo
6. “Mufasa Dies” Score Demo
7. “This Is My Home” Score Demo
8. “The Rightful King” Score Demo
9. “Circle of Life” Instrumental Demo
10. “Circle of Life” Performed by Elton John
11. “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King” Performed by Elton John
12. “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” (End Title) Performed by Elton John

CD 1, Track 1, 5, 8, 13, 17 & CD 2, Tracks 10-12 & portions of score tracks first released on The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, Walt Disney Records 60858, 1994
CD 2, Track 1 first released on The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack – Special Edition, Walt Disney Records 60124-7, 2003
CD 2, Track 2 first released on Rhythm of the Pride Lands, Walt Disney Records 60871-7, 1995

Other tracks previously unreleased.

getxxxx said:

yea mine came yesterday, the only complaint is that they didnt use the proper packaging slipcase like on previous Deluxe Editions from Boyz II Men, Lionel Richie, INXS, Donna Summer, etc.

I don't think they use those slip cases as much anymore. Elton John's deluxe edition of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road used the wrap around sticker that's on the Grace Jones' cd. But the one on Elton John was on the outside plastic.

‘Super Duper Alice Cooper’ Documentary to Be Released on DVD + Blu-ray

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The new Alice Cooper documentary ‘Super Duper Alice Cooper’ will soon be released on DVD and Blu-ray. With deluxe limited edition copies also set to become available, ‘Super Duper Alice Cooper’ will come out on June 3.

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‘Super Duper Alice Cooper’ premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in April and was also screened nationally in movie theaters. The film has been labeled as the first ever “doc opera,” combining documentary archive footage, animation and rock opera dynamics.

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Super Duper Alice Cooper is the story of Vincent Furnier, a preacher’s son who struck fear into the hearts of parents everywhere as the ultimate rock star of the bizarre, Alice Cooper,” the film’s description reads. “Yet beyond the make-up, there is a richer, deeper story. Presented here is the twisted tale of a teenage Dr. Jekyll whose rock ‘n’ roll Mr. Hyde almost kills him.”

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Created by Banger Films’ Sam Dunn and Scot McFadyen ['Metal: A Headbanger's Journey' / 'Iron Maiden: Flight 666'], the DVD and Blu-ray versions of the film features deleted scenes, interviews from the VH1 Classic series ‘Metal Evolution’ and additional rare footage. The deluxe edition will include a second DVD of previously unreleased concert footage from a 1972 Montreal University show and the 2009 Montreux Jazz Festival housed in an LP-sixed box with a 60-page hardback photo book.

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To order ‘Super Duper Alice Cooper’ in one of its various bundle packages, click here.

These were released late last year,but I just finally ordered them now it's on the way!

Their 1982 album As One was also remastered,but I'm gonna skip that one (for now).For some reason,I've never been able to really get into that album.I think it was a weak follow-up to Something Special,which I actually consider to be their strongest 80s album.

Bon Jovi has announced that it will celebrate its 30th anniversary this year with a new deluxe reissue campaign.

The first installment will be remastered and expanded versions of the veteran rockers' hugely successful 1988 album, New Jersey, which will be released on July 1.

The revamped New Jersey will be available in numerous configurations, including as a single CD and digital download, as a two-CD and digital Deluxe Edition, and as a two-CD/one-DVD Super Deluxe Edition.

New Jersey originally was released in September 1988 and went on to top the Billboard 200 chart for four weeks. It yielded five top-10 singles, including two #1 hits -- "Bad Medicine" and "I'll Be There for You" -- and has been certified for sales of more than seven million copies in the U.S. alone. Frontman Jon Bon Jovi originally planned to release the songs from the New Jersey album as a two-disc set titled Sons of Beaches.

However, the band's label preferred putting out a single-disc record, and the album was issued as a 12-song set named after Bon Jovi's home state. The New Jersey Deluxe and Super Deluxe versions feature a bonus CD with previously unreleased demos of the extra tracks originally intended for the Sons of Beaches project. Those two editions also offer a few other bonus rarities. In addition, the Super Deluxe Edition contains a DVD that offers a 1990 documentary that focuses on Bon Jovi's world tour in support of New Jersey. It also features seven promotional videos for songs from the album, plus a 60-page booklet offering rare photos, memorabilia, commentary and more. Reissues of various other Bon Jovi albums are expected to be released later this year.

Here is the full track list for the Super Deluxe Edition of New Jersey:

Disc 1: New Jersey (original album, remastered, + bonus tracks) "Lay Your Hands on Me" "Bad Medicine" "Born to Be My Baby" "Living in Sin" "Blood on Blood" "Homebound Train" "Wild Is the Wind" "Ride Cowboy Ride" "Stick to Your Guns" "I'll Be There for You" "99 in the Shade" "Love for Sale" Bonus Tracks: "The Boys Are Back in Town" (Thin Lizzy cover, previously released on Stairway to Heaven/Highway to Hell compilation) "Love Is War" (B-side from "Living in Sin" single) "Born to Be My Baby" (acoustic version, previously released as a B-side in Japan)

Disc 2: The Sons of Beaches Demos (all tracks on disc are previously unreleased) "Homebound Train" "Judgment Day" "Full Moon High" "Growin' Up the Hard Way" "Let's Make It Baby" "Love Hurts" "Backdoor to Heaven" "Now and Forever" "Wild Is the Wind" "Stick to Your Guns" "House of Fire" "Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore?" "Diamond Ring"

Disc 3: DVD Access All Areas: A Rock & Roll Odyssey documentary directed by Wayne Isham. Music videos from the New Jersey album, all directed by Isham: "Bad Medicine" (1st Version) "Born to Be My Baby" "I'll Be There for You" "Lay Your Hands on Me" "Living in Sin" "Blood on Blood" "Bad Medicine" (2nd Version)