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|  | Can't Stop: Al Green Buy new: $13.98 $10.99
6 new & used from $2.03Al Green's extraordinary voice became known to the world through a string of legendary hits in the early 1970s. For "I CAN'T STOP", Al Green's debut album for Blue Note Records, the dynamic singer triumphantly returns to his signature glorious sound, reaching new heights in the process. The recording marks the historic reunion of Green and original producer Willie Mitchell, bringing them together for the first time since 1985. Together they capture the unique sound they created three decades ago - a perfect blend of Memphis soul, gospel, blues, and early rock & roll. To do so, Green returned to Mitchell's Royal studios to sing in the same vocal booth, on the same microphone (No. 9, an RCA ribbon mic reserved for Green's use only) and with many of the same stellar musicians who played on the original Hi Records sessions.  more info | | |
| | HIT: Peter Gabriel Buy new: $19.98 $13.99
8 new & used from $12.97The first two-CD anthology of Peter Gabriel’s solo career, HIT on Geffen Records-Ume brings fans up-to date on one of the truly great artists of our time…but that’s not all that’s in-store for Peter Gabriel fans, simultaneously released will be Growing Up Live, a long form concert DVD from Gabriel’s most recent tour that brings home his work on stage. The CD, HIT features 29 recordings, each newly remastered, and three of the selections are previously unreleased. more info | | |
| | Untucked: Katrina CarlsonAn extraordinarily gifted singer and songwriter, Katrina Carlson’s arresting new CD, Untucked on Kataphonic Records, draws from the full range of human experiences she derived from growing up in a small town, attending an Ivy League school, and living in both New York and Los Angeles as well as abroad. Helping Carlson to fully capture her artistic vision are such musical luminaries as members of the Goo Goo Dolls, Oingo Boingo, and Benny Mardones. more info | | |
| | Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: Elton JohnBuy new: $29.98 $17.36
5 new & used from $17.36There is more than one twist on the road to Elton John’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Deluxe Edition – 30th Anniversary Edition) on Island Records through Universal Music Enterprises, not the least of which is that the landmark album has been remastered, remixed and expanded for two formats--a two-SACD Hybrid set and a two-SACD Hybrid package with a “making of” DVD bonus disc. The original double album was #1 for eight weeks shortly after being released in October 1973 and stayed on the Top 200 Albums chart for a week shy of two years. This 30th Anniversary Edition will stun you with it’s sound, and thrill you with the great music. more info | | |
| | Wildwood Flower: June Carter Cash Buy new: $13.98 $10.99
7 new & used from $1.09The tracks that comprise Wildwood Flower became June Carter Cash's final recording sessions, and were held from October 2002 to March 2003. Largely a family affair, Wildwood Flower is easily June Carter Cash's least most personal recording and perhaps her best. Husband Johnny sings in either duet or as backup on almost all the tracks; also singing are daughter Carlene, granddaughter Tiffany Anastasia Lowe, and cousins Joe and Janette Carter. The music on Wildwood Flower is both a credible historical document and, more importantly, the last will and testament of a legend who went back to her beginnings as a way of understanding the continuity of family and song in the present. more info | | |
| | Regret Over The Wires: Matthew RyanBuy new: $9.98 $6.50
5 new & used from $2.03Singer/songwriter Matthew Ryan is a working-class man, already pegged in the press as another passionate lyricist compared to the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits, and Leonard Cohen. “Regret Over The Wires” is visceral, elegant and honest. Matthew Ryan's first collection for Hybrid Recordings highlights a newfound vigor and commitment to the union of an often-violent rock and roll with beauty, insight and humor. more info | | |
| | For The Ride Home: Josh KelleyBuy new: $12.98 $3.49
2 new & used from $2.03For The Ride Home—The Hollywood Records debut of singer-songwriter Josh Kelley—has the homespun intimacy and freewheeling grace of a prized road trip tape. Intimate and openhearted the album promises to be the starting point on a far longer journey for this twenty-two year old from Augusta Georgia. Right from the up tempo hook of the first single, “Amazing”, “For The Ride Home” offers a warm collection of well-crafted songs with rootsy touches and understated Southern Charm. Be sure to catch this ride! more info | | |
| | Reloaded -Greatest Hits: Tom Jones Buy new: $13.98 $10.96
8 new & used from $8.16In 1999, pop icon Tom Jones had a smash hit multi-platinum album in the UK and on the Continent. Now the best of that album plus more recent tracks arrive on these shores in the form of Reloaded” Greatest Hits, on UTV/Decca Records. Reloaded features 19 Tom Jones favorites from classic solo hits to unique duets and contemporary collaborations. His great hit’s are freshly remastered and sound better than ever! more info | | |
| | Still Lovin' You: Robert BradleyBuy new: $17.98 $12.94
4 new & used from $12.94This is the album Robert Bradley’s always meant to make as it establishes him once and for all as a first-rate soul singer. In both the writing and production of the album, Bradley made a conscious effort to return to his roots in soul and R&B. Released on Vanguard Records, be sure to check out “Still Lovin’ You”. more info | | |
| | Folklore: Nelly FurtadoBuy new: $13.98 $5.70
7 new & used from $3.79Since the release of her Internationally-acclaimed multi-platinum debut release, “Whoa Nelly!”, Nelly Furtado has established herself as one of pop music’s premiere artists, winning such prestigious awards as the 2002 Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal of the year! Now Nelly is back with her sensational new album FOLKELORE on Dreamworks Records. FOLRLORE is another blast of Nelly’s unique musical stylings. more info | | |
| | Linger: Jen ChapinBuy new: $9.98 $6.50
6 new & used from $2.03Jen Chapin is the daughter of the late folk-rock artist Harry Chapin. Jen Chapin's work is quite different from her father's; while he was primarily a folk-rocker, she is much more difficult to categorize. Folk-rock has influenced her, but jazz, soul, funk, pop, and blues have also had a major impact on the New Yorker . Some of Chapin's introspective, probing work could be described as jazzy folk-pop; some of it could be called adult alternative and some of it has strong R&B leanings. However you categorize Chapin, it is obvious that she is very much her own person. Check out her new CD Linger on Hybrid Recordings. more info | | |
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