From his time in the Commodores to his solo career, Lionel Richie has been one of music most successful singers and songwriters. This definite collection features his greatest hits, including seven of his number one songs including Hello and Truly.
The 2017-2018 Broadway season is celebrated with a compilation that includes tracks from this year's Tony-nominated musicals as well other hits, including Escape to Margaritaville and Prince of Broadway.
The Record Company continues with their signature gritty rock and blues fusion on their second album. The new album incorporates the band's organic style, but provides a richer, fully expanded sound.
Promising his most personal to date, the album is named after Michael Ray's grandfather, who was a huge influence on him not just musically, also in fueling his love for country music. Features eleven tracks including Ray's current top twenty and climbing single, Get To You.
Rebelution follows up their Grammy-nominated 2016 album Falling Into Place with another amazing studio album full of their signature take on modern reggae.
The debut album from Eleanor Tomlinson, star of the PBS series Poldark, is an enchanting collection of folk-influenced covers. The album is long awaited by fans of the series after they watched her stunning performances on the hit TV show. It features classic hits from Simon & Garfunkel (Homeward Bound), Carole King (Tapestry) and Bonnie Raitt (I Can't Make You Love Me). Also included on the album are a number of Irish and Scottish folk songs such as 'The Spinning Wheel.'
Fall Out Boy lead singer Patrick Stump unveils his first solo album, which takes him in a different musical direction. Soul Punk features a mix of R & B and punk with a hint of an influence from Prince. Each song hits on a different theme from Stump's love for his hometown of Chicago to modern-day materialism. The CD also includes the single Spotlight.
The Gaslight Anthem celebrates the tenth anniversary of their seminal album with a new compilation that features rare, unreleased, and alternate takes recorded during the making of the album.
A Brand New Recording Of The Best Of John Williams By The London Symphony Orchestra! The London Symphony Orchestra's close connection with John Williams goes back nearly 40 years to the first notes of Star Wars in 1977. This once in a lifetime release includes the best film scores by John Williams including Hedwig's Theme from Harry Potter that has been recorded by the LSO for the very first time.
The first live solo recording from the six-time Tony Award winner's May first concert performance. Features the New York Philharmonic Orchestra at David Geffen Hall.
