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Three discs in a 12 x 12 gatefold sleeve, including original album remastered and two bonus discs of b-sides, remixes & extras
Three single-sleeve wallets housed in the back of hardback 'folder'
Includes a stunning 48-page 12 x 12 full-colour book featuring new interviews, liner notes, period photos, single sleeves and memorabilia.

30th anniversary of Neneh Cherry's classic hit album Raw Like Sushi (1989),„an unorthodox and brilliantly daring blend of R&B, rap, pop, and dance music”.
The album features 5 singles - includes the worldwide smash hit single 'Buffalo Stance' (number 1 US Dance Chart) as well as hit singles - 'Manchild' produced by Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja, 'Kisses On The Wind', 'Heart' & 'Inna City Mamma'.

30th anniversary of Neneh Cherry's classic hit album Raw Like Sushi (1989),„an unorthodox and brilliantly daring blend of R&B, rap, pop, and dance music”.
The album features 5 singles - includes the worldwide smash hit single 'Buffalo Stance' (number 1 US Dance Chart) as well as hit singles - 'Manchild' produced by Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja, 'Kisses On The Wind', 'Heart' & 'Inna City Mamma'.

2020 release. Foolish Loving Spaces is the follow-up to Blossoms' 2018 album Cool Like You and features the single 'Your Girlfriend'. The album was produced by the band's consistent and talented team of James Skelly and Rich Turvey at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool. Tom Ogden's increasingly direct lyrical range turns album three into a romantic page-turner of light and shade, while it's divergent moods are supplied by Myles Kellock's piano and keyboard lines, careering from urgent stabs of TV game show-theme synth to more classic, rolling notes. The record's multi-instrumental color and widescreen sound is provided by pedal steel/lead guitarist Josh Dewhurst, while Joe Donovan on drums and Charlie Salt on bass bring fluidly danceable grooves throughout, complemented on occasion by a wall of gospel harmony.

2020 release. Foolish Loving Spaces is the follow-up to Blossoms' 2018 album Cool Like You and features the single 'Your Girlfriend'. The album was produced by the band's consistent and talented team of James Skelly and Rich Turvey at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool. Tom Ogden's increasingly direct lyrical range turns album three into a romantic page-turner of light and shade, while it's divergent moods are supplied by Myles Kellock's piano and keyboard lines, careering from urgent stabs of TV game show-theme synth to more classic, rolling notes. The record's multi-instrumental color and widescreen sound is provided by pedal steel/lead guitarist Josh Dewhurst, while Joe Donovan on drums and Charlie Salt on bass bring fluidly danceable grooves throughout, complemented on occasion by a wall of gospel harmony.

The line up of drummer Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers shifted in 1961 with trumpeter Freddie Hubbard replacing Lee Morgan, pianist Cedar Walton replacing Bobby Timmons, and the addition of Curtis Fuller on trombone who joined existing members Wayne Shorter on tenor saxophone and Jymie Merritt on bass. This powerful new sextet line up first recorded on the album Mosaic, and quickly returned to the studio the next month to begin recording Buhaina's Delight.

Twin Atlantic return with aplomb on new album `POWER' -their scorching, charged-up fourth LP and their first release on Virgin EMI (UK)/ Harvest (US)-out January 24th. The record's first taste arrives in the shape of the addictive `Novocaine' - racing, adrenalized synth-rock anthem.

Hank Mobley, famously called the „middleweight champion of the tenor saxophone”, had a round sound and an incredible rhythmic lightness. This remarkable 1957 session features a stunning cast of bop giants, including Art Farmer, Pepper Adams, Sonny Clark and more. „East of Brooklyn”, a highlight on the album, is a masterpiece of lyrical construction. Part of the Blue Note Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series, this 180g vinyl features all-analog, remastered audio in deluxe gatefold packaging.

Nightlife is the fourth studio album by Irish band Thin Lizzy, released in 1974. It was produced by Ron Nevison and bandleader Phil Lynott, and was the first album to feature the band as a quartet with newcomers Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson on guitars. The album featured the singles Philomena, Sha La La, It's Only Money, and Showdown. Pressed on 180G vinyl.

2019 is the 40th anniversary of Elton John's historic first tour of Russia - he was the first Western rock star to ever perform in the country. The show in Moscow on 28th May 1979 with Ray Cooper was broadcast on BBC radio in the UK. This release is taken from the original broadcast masters, which have been remastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering.