Joe Cocker's 1978 classic, "Luxury You Can Afford," returns on CD, offering a chance to revisit a pivotal moment in his career. This album marked a significant shift in Cocker's musical style,... more

Few musicians can captivate with just their voice and guitar, but Keb' Mo' pulls it off on his fifth release "The Door". It's as if DNA from Robert Johnson and James Taylor fused inside this... more

The legendary Johnny Cash's album "På Österåker" live recorded at Österåker Prison, Sweden, a timeless masterpiece. This was his 43rd overall release. This album showcases Cash's incredible musical... more

Ry Cooder, at the age of 22, stepped out from behind the shadows of the likes of Jackie DeShannon, Taj Mahal, the Rolling Stones, and Captain Beefheart, signing his own deal with Warner Brothers... more

"Slow Down" is the fourth studio album by the blues performer Keb' Mo'. Originally released in 1998. In 1999 won Keb' Mo' with Slow Down his second Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album.... more

Babyface has created this loving tribute to those influences and included two of his own songs in a similar style. Apart from that, the album is absolutely lovely, with the lush, distinctive... more

Live archive release. Noise in the City is a live album by the British sample pioneers The Art of Noise. Released 35 years after the band first played in Japan, the album contains a complete concert... more

This second solo album sounds every bit as fresh as it did when it was released in 1975. This is Art Garfunkel at his most romantic, lush best and he hits every song, every note, beautifully.... more

Ozark Henry has left his mark on the music scene since the mid-nineties as a singer, songwriter, composer and producer. Since David Bowie praised Ozark Henry's debut album in 1996 as one of his... more

The title track "Maverick A Strike" leans strong to his reggae roots taking a reggae ideal, and fusing it with popular music to make something unique, although not authentic reggae. Finley is a great... more

Spijt Is Iets Voor Later" is Racoon's first Dutch-language album. The album, which singer Bart van der Weide calls "very autobiographical", includes the singles "Het Is Al Laat Toch", "De Echte... more

Reggae Roast, the UKs premier Reggae Soundsystem collective are delighted to bring you their second studio album More Fire!. Following on from their debut Turn Up The Heat, which was released through... more

For her second solo album, former Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Cole has worked mostly with Wayne Wilkins, who also helped pen her #1 debut single "Fight For This Love". Chezzer's good friend will. i. am... more

This album becomes an ambient mood floating between and uniting quite a few gorgeous songs written by Craig Armstrong for the other artists he brings along to collaborate with him. The list is long... more

The debut of Swedish Mando Diao is a mix of punk spirit, garage rock and some influences from classic sounds of the sixties. Twelve songs which run in a hurry, going from a couple of noisy and speedy... more

Dee Dee takes on the mantle of disco diva on this 1979 album. "Bad For Me", the title cut, is one of the best club cuts of all time. The material is strong and the jazz influences give the album... more

CD reissue. "Candy Carol" embarks on a more 'dreamy' journey - weaving some Dream Pop into the mix. They have made a very sweet and sometimes silly album of charming, happy, lovable songs that... more

The Cape Verde singer, Cesária Évora, is treated to a host of remixers, treating her vocals with great reverence. It takes an open mind to hear the "Queen of Morna", nicknamed the "Barefoot Diva",... more

'Apparently Unaffected' is the third album by the Norwegian singer-songwriter Maria Mena. Without support from 'X-Factor' or 'American Idol'-like programs Maria Mena made it to be one of the most... more

Sally Oldfield's musical career began in 1968, with The Sallyangie, a duo formed with her younger brother Mike. Both Sally and Mike were fans of Bert Jansch and John Renbourne (both part of... more

"Eddie Marshall was one of the great drummers in the world," according to the New York and San Francisco jazz scene in the seventies. Eddie chose to live in the Bay Area after a long time in New York... more

'The Best Of And More' is a compilation of one of the best-selling artists from the Netherlands with the sales of over five million records. Born and raised in the old center of Amsterdam he started... more