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Herbie’s 1980 album found him continuing his dive into disco. Helping him to the dance floor are guests Carlos Santana, Sheila E., Freddie Washington and more. This expanded edition adds nine bonus tracks (various dub mixes, disco mixes and 7" versions) of "Go For It," "Making Love," "Stars In Your Eyes" and more. Funky Town Grooves.810736021749 7 bonus mixes join this reissue of Herbie’s 1979 disco LP.  Herbie’s vocals are channeled through vocoder and the synth work here (at once dated) now sounds vintage. Includes "Trust Me," "You Bet Your Love," "Ready or Not," "Tell Everybody" and more. Remastered from the original master tapes. Funky Town Grooves.814647021973 The superstar trumpeter/arranger revisits his ’60s classics with Tijuana Brass and shines ’em up with modern production and updated arrangements on his new album. New spins on his hits "The Lonely Bull," "A Taste of Honey," "Spanish Flea/Rise," "Work Song" and "Wade in the Water" join "Whipped Cream" (the "Dating Game" theme), "Spanish Harlem" and more! Herb Alpert Presents. Already out on CD, this now arrives on 180-gram vinyl! Herb Alpert Presents.816651010721 To many fans of these Minneapolis alt-rockers, the band’s last two releases on their hometown Twin/Tone label are their most crucial ones. The first is their 1986 LP and the second is their 1988 EP, immediately after which they decamped for the majors. This remastered twofer adds seven bonus cuts (including the previously unreleased "Saving Grace," "Forever and a Day," "There It Goes" and the "Artificial Heart" demo) to "Carry On," "No Man’s Land," "Closer to the Stars," "Passing Sad Daydream," "Just Plain Evil," "Chains," "P-9" and the rest of the original releases! Omnivore.816651011971 This film goes a long way toward righting a decades-old wrong, finally shining a light on this Memphis power-pop rocker and Big Star associate who seemed primed for a breakthrough in ’77 but then drifted into obscurity. This soundtrack includes "Grow Yourself Up," "Chemical Fire," "Waiting," "Positive," "Torn in Half" (live), "Just You Tell Me" (live at Ardent Studios) and more! Omnivore.816651012244 Back in the day, the Palomino in North Hollywood hosted Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens and other country giants. By the ’80s, it was cow-punk central, which meant it was heaven for bands like Lone Justice. This early recording of the band pairs songs from their yet-to-be-issued debut with country classics: "You Are the Light," "Drugstore Cowboy," "The Train," "Cotton Belt," "I See It," "The Grapes of Wrath," "Working Late" and more. These guys and gals were THE band to see back then, and this recording has never been released ’til now! Omnivore.816651012275 Quaid is so famous as an actor that it overshadows another fact about him: he’s been playing music for decades and has cut songs for his films’ soundtracks since the ’80s. He put together one heckuva band in the Sharks, and their first studio album features Quaid’s own songs plus covers of the Doors, Van Morrison and more: "I’m in Love," "You’re So Fine," "L.A. Woman," "Gloria," "Slow Down," the title track…a hot stew of soul, country and rock ’n’ roll! Omnivore.816651017195 One of the greatest weapons of Buck Owens and His Buckaroos was the masterful artistry of pedal-steel guitarist Tom Brumley. Here are 17 tracks from nine Owens releases that beautifully showcase Tom’s graceful touch and innovative playing: "Together Again" (featuring one of the most famous pedal-steel breaks ever), "Tom Cattin’," "Bud’s Bounce," "Free and Easy," "Apple Jack," "Steel Guitar Rag" and more. Includes an introduction by Tom’s family and photos from their archive! Omnivore.816651017225 Recorded at Ultrasonic Studios for live broadcast on the vaunted NY station WLIR, this 1974 performance came out on CD in ’92, earning a special place in the hearts of Big Star fans. This reissue boasts restored, remastered sound and new Robert Gordon liner notes. The Loudon Wainwright III cover "Motel Blues" joins "September Gurls," "She’s a Mover," "O My Soul," "The Ballad of El Goodo," "Back of a Car," "In the Street" and more Big Star/Alex Chilton favorites! Omnivore.816651017300 This enduring blues great moved back and forth from Chicago to St. Louis over the years, working as a vocalist, guitarist and pianist and playing with Robert Nighthawk, Walter Davis, Sonny Boy Williamson, Little Walter and many more. Here’s his 1980 LP, originally issued by the St. Louis label Nighthawk Records and now remastered and expanded with eight previously unissued bonus cuts. Includes "Bad Luck Dice," "Talkin’ Guitar Blues," "Things Have Changed," "Dark Clouds Rising," "Nice and Kind," "Look over Yonder"…21 in all! Omnivore.816651017423 This guitar wiz played on tracks by the Temptations, Parliament/Funkadelic, Wilson Pickett and countless others. Last year, the previously unreleased "One Night at Morey’s: 1968" reminded us that Coffey is hottest live. This unissued 2006 Detroit performance with his band underscores that fact with "Scorpio," "The Sermon," "All Blues," "Dink’s Blues," "Way Back Home" and more! Omnivore.819873017677 This was as special for Beth as it was for the 5,500 fans at this sold-out show: her May 2018 concert at the venerable Royal Albert Hall. She chose to document this landmark career moment, and now it has arrived on 2 CDs, triple vinyl (180-gram, with download), DVD and Blu-Ray. Her powerful, soul-baring vocals are the reason she packs halls like this, and the reason why Jeff Beck, Slash, Joe Bonamassa and others have put up a vocal mic for her. You’ll witness her visceral performances of "Caught Out in the Rain," "Picture in a Frame," "Love Is a Lie," "Trouble," "Take It Easy on Me," "Saved," "Good As It Gets," "Close to My Fire," "For My Friends," "Sister Heroine," "My California," "Waterfalls" and more! Provogue.819873017912 Half of the revered metal duo Cacophony, guitarist Jason Becker auditioned for and won a spot in David Lee Roth’s band. Sadly, Jason was later diagnosed with ALS and lost his ability to play guitar, but triumphantly he returns now with a new album showcasing his gifts for composition and orchestration. And check out the guest guitarists who join him here: "River of Longing" with Trevor Rabin, "Magic Women" with Uli Jon Roth, "River of Longing" with Joe Satriani and Steve Morse and more featuring Steve Vai, Neil Schon and more. What an inspiring project, available now on CD or 180-gram vinyl! Theories.823564860008 Ten original LPs on 4 CDs by the legendary singer, songwriter and pioneering music publisher they called the King of Country Music. "Old Time Barn Dance," "Songs of the Smoky Mountains," "Favorite Hymns," "Great Speckle Bird," "Once More It’s…," "That Glory Bound Train," "All Time Greatest Hits," "The World Is His Stage," "Star of the Grand Ole Opry" and "Sings American Folk Songs" take us from the ’40s to the ’60s via Roy’s hits "So Many Times," "Once More," "Come and Knock (on the Door of My Heart)," "Freight Train Blues," "Tennessee Waltz," "I Saw the Light," his versions of "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," "Wabash Cannon Ball," "Great Speckled Bird," "Fireball Mail" and more! Enlightenment.823564860107 All the jazz giants of the late ’50s and ’60s wanted this Philly-born firebrand on their records, yet Lee managed to initiate a prolific solo career that was only halted by his notorious shooting death at age 33. This is an amazing value for so much brilliant boppin’ by the late, great trumpeter: his ’60s LPs "The Sidewinder," "Search for the New Land," "Tom Cat," "The Rumproller," "The Gigolo," "Cornbread" and "Infinity" plus a special bonus—the 1957 LP "Dizzy Atmosphere" featuring Lee and other members of Gillespie’s band. Hours and hours of virtuosity and bravado: "The Sidewinder," "The Joker," "Hocus Pocus," "Tom Cat," "The Lady," "The Gigolo," "Ill Wind," "D.D.T." and more! Broadcast Archive.823564860701 Harry rose to stardom in the Count Basie Orchestra, then continued to build his fame with the recordings collected here. The hugely influential jazz trumpeter’s LPs "Buddy and Sweets" (with Buddy Rich), "Sweets," "Gee Baby Ain’t I Good to You," "Going for Myself" (with Lester Young), "The Swinger," "Sweet-enings," "Together" (with Joe Williams) and "Ben Webster and Sweets Edison" take us from 1955–62 and include "Easy Does It," "Now’s the Time," "Willow Weep for Me," "Love Is Here to Stay," "Moonlight in Vermont," "St. Tropez," "Nasty," "Centerpiece," "Jive at Five," "If I Had You," "Pussy Willow," "Deep Purple," "Better Go," "My Romance," "Embraceable You," "Kitty," "Candy" and more prime recordings of a legend! Enlightenment.823564870007 Here’s a highly economical way to get eight prime LPs by this blindingly brilliant jazz piano virtuoso in one set. Oscar’s late-’50s/early-’60s albums "Stan Getz and the Oscar Peterson Trio," "Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson," "Something Warm," "The Trio: Live from Chicago," "The Sound of the Trio," "Put On a Happy Face," "Night Train" and "We Get Requests" include "I Want to Be Happy," "Pennies from Heaven," "I’m Glad There Is You," "Bronx Blues," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "This Can’t Be Love," "Chicago," "Whisper Not," "Autumn Leaves," "On Green Dolphin Street," "Ill Wind," "Diablo," "Night Train," "Honey Dripper," "Corcovado" and more! Enlightenment.824046327323 Of course we file this tenor-sax titan under "jazz," but Sonny has been revered for his brilliant blues solos for decades, too. This first-ever chronicle of the bluesier inclinations of Sonny Rollins includes "Blue 7," "Funky Hotel Blues," "Scoops," "Solid," "Misterioso," "Blues Waltz," "After Hours," "Bags’ Groove," "Bluing," "Tenor Madness," "Blues for Philly Joe," "Sonnymoon for Two" and more! Acrobat.824046327521 These prime cuts by Big Joe were major detonations in the rock ’n’ roll explosion: 55 A- and B-sides originally issued by Imperial, Freedom, Aladdin and Atlantic. The iconic R&B shouter belts out his hits "Still in the Dark," "Chains of Love," "The Chill Is On," "Sweet Sixteen," "Don’t You Cry," "Honey Hush," "TV Mama," his immortal "Shake, Rattle and Roll," "Well All Right," "Flip Flop and Fly," "Hide and Seek," "The Chicken and the Hawk," "Morning, Noon and Night," "Corrine Corrina," "Lipstick, Powder and Paint"…140 minutes of shakin’, rattlin’, rockin’ and rollin’! Acrobat.824046327620 Here are 141 minutes of breakthrough hits and other prime recordings from the years when Jackson bucked the string-laden Nashville sound with his hardcore honky-tonk cuts. You get all his Columbia A- and B-sides from 1957–62 plus LP tracks: his hits "Life to Go," "Waterloo," "Why I’m Walkin’," "A Wound Time Can’t Erase," "Leona," "Life of a Poor Boy," "Second Choice," "One Look at Heaven," "A Little Guy Called Joe," "Can’t Hang Up the Phone," "Mary Don’t You Weep," "Hungry for Love" and more! Acrobat.824046327828 "At the Hop" gave this Philly vocal group a national #1, and the hits kept coming until the British Invasion reached our shores. Here are every A- and B-side they put out during their original prime: the hits "At the Hop," "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay," "Dottie," "Twistin’ U.S.A.," "Pony Express," "Back to the Hop," "Twistin’ All Night Long," "Doin’ the Continental Walk" and "Oo-La-La-Limbo" plus "We Got Soul," "Now and Then," "Crazy Cave," "Sassy Fran," "In the Meantime," "Do You Love Me"…35 in all! Acrobat.824046439729 Here’s the legendary UK saxophonist with his trio in 1974 at the White Hart, a magnet for West Country jazz fans back then. Backed just by organ and drums, he shows why he was so revered in his native land as he leads the charge through "What’s New," "Stella by Starlight," "Angel Eyes," "On a Clear Day," "Lou’s Piece" and more! Acrobat.824046907525 Harry was one of the few jazzmen who could play the hottest of the hot as well as the sweetest of the sweet. That’s why he was a jazz legend but also a steady hit-maker. This great-value 71-track set packs in the hits: "It’s the Dreamer in Me," "One O’Clock Jump," "Ciribiribin," "Music Makers," "Lament to Love," "You Made Me Love You," "Misirlou," "Sleepy Lagoon," "Mister Five by Five," "I Had the Craziest Dream," "I Don’t Want to Walk Without You," "Manhattan Serenade," "Daybreak," I’ve Heard That Song Before," "All or Nothing at All," "I’ll Get By (As Long As I Have You)," "I’m Beginning to See the Light," "I’ll Buy That Dream," "I’m Beginning to See the Light," "Castle Rock"…hit after hit after hit! Acrobat.824046907624 In innovative fashion, Roy brought R&B and gospel and the Great American Songbook together, becoming a highly influential and successful star in the process. These 80 tracks include just about every A- and B-side he recorded for Epic, so you get overlooked gems as well as hits: "You’ll Never Walk Alone," "If I Loved You," "Ebb Tide," "Hurt," "Unchained Melody," "Forgive This Fool," "So Long," "Don’t Let Go," "I Need Your Lovin’," "You Can Have Her," "Sing You Sinners," "From Here to Eternity," "Please Send Me Someone to Love," "I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart" and more! Acrobat.829421990185 After writing for others and recording as a solo artist, New Jersey singer-songwriter Franke Previte formed this pop-rock band in ’81 and scored an immediate Top 10 smash with "Sweetheart." This first-ever complete collection brings you the band’s LPs "Below the Belt," "Makin’ the Point" and their self-titled debut; the aforementioned hit and two more that went Top 40, "You’re My Girl" and "Without You (Not Another Lonely Night)," join the rest of those LPs plus 11 rare tracks and demos plus six ultra-rare live recordings: "Sweetheart," "You Don’t Want Me," "Never Had It Better," "One Good Reason" and more. All three LPs have been out of print; they’ve been newly remastered for this limited-edition set! Friday Music.8435395501726 Recorded in London, this 1965 LP was the first by the iconic American songwriter. Among the musicians heard here: future Led Zeppelin legends Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones. Among the Bacharach/David songs: "Walk On By," "Anyone Who Had a Heart," "Trains and Boats and Planes," "A House Is Not a Home," "Don’t Go Breaking My Heart" and more. A Top 10 UK LP returns via newly remastered, limited-edition CD! Elemental Music.8435395501733 Abounding in lush orchestrations and bachelor-pad ’60s grooviness, this 1967 LP is both a time capsule and a collection of classic Bacharach/David compositions. Here, on limited-edition, newly remastered CD are "What the World Needs Now Is Love," "Alfie," "Message to Michael," "I Say a Little Prayer," "The Windows of the World," "Lisa" and more! Elemental Music.8435395501764 This 1965 LP has been consistently overlooked, and that’s because it was originally released only in the UK and the Netherlands. This is one of the most collectible albums of this rock ’n’ roll pioneer, and it’s here on limited-edition remastered CD: "Let Me Pass," "Greasy Spoon," "500% More Man," "Tonight Is Ours," "Root Hoot," "Stop My Monkey" and more! Elemental Music.8435395501825 The treasured Tropicália chanteuse pays tribute to Dorival Caymmi—one of samba’s most crucial songwriters of the ’30s and ’40s—on this 1976 LP. Costa was at the peak of her intoxicating powers and at her height of fame when she recorded this: "Nem Eu," "Dois De Fevereiro," "Rainha Do Mar," "O Vento," "Festa De Rua" and more. Remasterd, limited-edition CD! Elemental Music.8435395502242 The can’t-miss trio of Peter Sellers, Blake Edwards and Henry Mancini struck gold again with the 1968 film "The Party," and its score is one of Mancini’s all-time best. Vocal choruses, guitars, sitars and horn blasts punctuate the groovy tunes "The Party," "Wiggy," "Elegant," "Candlelight on Crystal," "Nothing to Lose" and more featuring L.A. jazz greats Shelly Manne, Jiimmy Rowles and Plas Johnson. Remastered limited edition! Elemental Music.8435395502259 Smoky late-night funk and bluesy Southern soul blend together in intoxicating fashion on this 1974 LP, which arrives here on a limited-edition remastered CD. Jose Feliciano accompanies Bill on "Railroad Man," which joins three sizable R&B hits—"The Same Love That Made Me Laugh," "You" and "Heartbreak Road"—and more! Elemental Music.843539550226 Here are the California duo in their late-’60s folk heyday, a couple years before "One Toke over the Line" sent them to the pop Top 10. Produced by Nick Gravenites and featuring Mike Bloomfield and Nicky Hopkins, Brewer and Shipley’s finest LP now comes to limited-edition remastered CD: "Lady Like You," "Indian Summer," "Witchi-Tai-To," their seductive spin on "All Along the Watchtower" and more! Elemental Music.8435395502273 Just two years after leaving Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes, Pendergrass had himself a #11 pop album with this 1978 release. "Only You" hit the charts, but it was "Close the Door" that gave Teddy his all-time biggest hit, soaring straight to #1 R&B. You’ll also find his quiet-storm classics "It Don’t Hurt Now" and "When Somebody Loves You Back" on this limited-edition remastered CD! Elemental Music.8435395502280 The Ohio group’s 1972 breakthrough remains a cornerstone of Philly soul, and now comes to newly remastered, limited-edition CD! The title cut and the thoroughly irresistible "Love Train" both rocketed to R&B #1; they join "Who Am I," "Sunshine," "Time to Get Down," "992 Arguments" and more sublime O’Jays funk ’n’ soul. Elemental Music.8435395502518 Already revered for his prolific songwriting and session work, Russell had become a full-on pop star by the time this LP went Top 40 in ’74. On this limited-edition, remastered reissue you’ll hear his own songs "Time for Love," "Stop All That Jazz," "Working Girl," his takes on "Spanish Harlem," "If I Were a Carpenter," Dylan’s "The Ballad of Hollis Brown" and more! Elemental Music.843930036899 This California native is now a Nashville fixture, but he still pines for his home out west. He gets into that on this new album, but this is no melancholy affair; at turns romantic and infectiously playful, "Ticket to L.A." boasts 13 new songs—10 co-written by Brett. The rising country star’s latest single "Here Tonight" joins "Catch," "Let It Be Mine," "Chapters" (featuring Gavin Degraw) and more! Big Machine.844295019220 Who else but Phish could pull this off in the year 2017?: a 13-show Madison Square Garden run comprising 26 distinct sets with not a single song repeated (a whopping 237 in all). Those concerts weren’t just ambitious, but acclaimed by fans as well as critics who aren’t always in the corner of these reigning jam-band kings. Here, on 3 CDs or six vinyl LPs, are 13 of the best performances from those shows, hand-picked by the band: "Blaze On," "Roggae," "Simple," "More," "Twist," "Waves," "Everything’s Right," "Chalk Dust Torture," "Miss You," "No Men in No Man’s Land," "Scents and Subtle Sounds," "Ghost" and "Most Events Aren’t Planned." The tracks have been remixed for this release by award-winning engineer Elliot Scheiner—it’s a very sweet treat for fans of one of the most renowned live bands on the planet! JEMP.850001284004 Recorded and produced by Tweedy at his Chicago studio the Loft (with a little help from his Wilco bandmates), this new Tweedy solo album arrives right around the same time as Jeff’s long-awaited memoir. Fans are always rabid for newly written Tweedy songs, and here’s a whole set of ’em on CD or vinyl: "Bombs Above," "Some Birds," "Don’t Forget," "From Far Away," "The Red Brick," "How Will I Find You" and more! dBpm.881626518625 "Mekons 77" refers to the exciting fact that this new album was written and recorded by the original 1977 lineup of these avant-punk heroes, who celebrated the 40th anniversary of their first single in 2017. Jon Langford, Mark White, Andy Corrigan and their mates return to the grit and menace of their early days with "Mechanic Wanted," "In the Red," "You Lied to Us," "Borders," "Not in My Name" and more hotly anticipated new Mekons songs on CD or limited-edition heavyweight vinyl! Slow Things.888072062993 There’s really no competition: Varese Sarabande has been the preeminent soundtrack label for decades, and these new collections (45 tracks on 2 CDs or 26 on double gatefold vinyl) celebrate that unparalleled legacy. Zimmer, Goldsmith, Herrmann, North, Silvestri, Elfman…you’ll hear all those giants and more across these themes from "My Left Foot," "Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure," "Driving Miss Daisy," "Spartacus," "The Omen," "The Player," "The Right Stuff," "Back to the Future Pt. III," "Rudy," "Vertigo," "The Sixth Sense," "The Crow," "Star Trek" and more! Varese Sarabande.888072074842 This 20-song CD celebrates the 60th anniversary of legendary New Orleans R&B label Ric Records as well as its sister label Ron (launched in ’59). New liner notes join these vintage N’awlins delights: "Go to the Mardi Gras," "Tipitina" (demo), "Cuttin’ Out" Professor Longhair, "Every Dog Has His Day," "Tell It Like It Is" Eddie Bo, "I May Be Wrong" Irma Thomas, "A Losing Battle" Johnny Adams, "Double Eye Whammy" Tommy Ridgely, "You Talk Too Much" Joe Jones and more! Craft.888072080195 Ray mixed R&B and gospel to help forge the new sound we call soul. But on his two biggest albums, he brought his soulful sound to the classics of country. This CD unites his #1 and #2 LPs from spring and fall of ’62: his unforgettable hit versions of "I Can’t Stop Loving You," "Born to Lose," "You Don’t Know Me," "Careless Love," "You Are My Sunshine" and "Your Cheating Heart" plus "Half As Much," "You Win Again," "Hey, Good Lookin’"…24 in all! Concord.888295847421 Theater star Andrew Samonsky steps into the spotlight in this evocative re-creation of Sinatra’s legendary 2:00 a.m. shows at the Sands in Las Vegas circa 1966. Recorded live at the Rubicon Theater in Ventura, California, this stirring set of songs and stories features Quincy Jones’s original charts as you hear "Fly Me to the Moon," "Luck Be a Lady," "New York, New York," "You Make Me Feel So Young," "Come Fly with Me" and more! Broadway.889466108327 Sadly, Big Jay is not still here—but the legendary jump-blues sax man enjoyed a truly epic career and life, breaking through in the ’40s and recording all the way up through this year. His final album, recorded just months before he died this September, is his first true blues album; he waxes nostalgic on "Way Back in the Old Days," which joins "Baby, Please Don’t Go," "For My Baby," "Once I Had a Woman" the title track and more from this key figure in the birth of rock ’n’ roll. Cleopatra Blues.5013929106550 Jones began his rise to synth-pop stardom in America—and especially at home in England—with this 1984 Elektra LP, which reached #59 here and #1 there. The two big hits: his U.S. Top 40s "New Song" and "What Is Love?," which reached #3 and #2 UK ("Hide and Seek" and "Pearl in the Shell" gave him two more UK hits from this album). All the editions here have been remastered, starting with the limited-edition white vinyl, whose inner sleeve contains rare photos, new notes and track-by-track annotation. The expanded-edition CD includes the bonus song "China Dance" and an eight-page booklet, while the deluxe edition adds a wealth of bonus tracks: alternate mixes of all four hits (including extended mixes) plus "Total Conditioning," "Law of the Jungle," "Don’t Put These Curses on Me" (instrumental), "Hunt the Self" (live at the Marquee) and more. The deluxe DVD includes rare early footage of Howard rehearsing at the Gordon Arms in High Wycombe ("Conditioning," "Human’s Lib," "Equality"), living-room demos ("Risk," "Love?"), promo videos (all four hits and more), broadcasts on The Old Grey Whistle Test, Top of the Pops and more. And, finally, we have the super-deluxe box: everything in the deluxe edition plus the album on vinyl picture disc, the "White Tape" (a replica pre-contract cassette of four demos), a third CD of additional alternate mixes and versions plus bonus songs and BBC sessions, a second DVD with Howard’s long-unavailable Japan concert, a "Human’s Lib" artwork lithograph, a replica 1984 tour program and five button badges! Cherry Red.5013929106604 "Human’s Lib" set ’em up, then "Dream into Action" knocked ’em down, becoming Howard’s biggest album (#10 U.S., #2 UK), with "No One Is to Blame" and "Things Can Only Get Better" becoming outright smashes, "Life in One Day" giving him another big hit and "Look Mama" cracking the UK Top 10. These remastered reissues begin with limited-edition green vinyl with rare pix, new notes and track annotation on the inner sleeve. Expanded CD features an eight-page booklet and the bonus songs "Bounce Right Back" and "Like to Get to Know You Well." Deluxe edition adds extended mixes of "Things Can Only Get Better," "Look Mama," "No One Is to Blame," the "Like to Get to Know You Well" demo, the bonus songs "The Chase," "Boom Bap Respite" and more. You’ll also find a DVD in that edition: "No One Is to Blame," "Things Can Only Get Better" and "Look Mama" on The Old Grey Whistle Test, promo videos for all four of the album’s hits and more. The deluxe edition forms the skeleton of the super-deluxe box, but there’s a lot of meat on those bones: the album on vinyl picture disc, the long-deleted "Last World Dream" concert on DVD for the first time ("Pearl in the Shell," "Hide and Seek," "What Is Love?," "New Song," "Look Mama," "No One Is to Blame" and more) and a second CD featuring "The Farmyard Sessions" and additional unreleased tracks (early versions of "Elegy," "Dream into Action," "Is There a Difference?," remixes, instrumentals and more). Rounding out that big box: a replica of the Howard Jones Fan Club Risk Membership Card, a "Dream into Action" artwork lithograph, a replica 1985 tour program and four button badges! Cherry Red.602567474005 Endlessly prolific and awe-inspiringly ambitious, McCartney planned 1973’s "Red Rose Speedway" (his first Wings album to reach #1 in the U.S.) to be a double album. That idea was abandoned and the album came out on single vinyl, but now we can hear his original concept for the first time. The "Reconstructed" 180-gram double-vinyl set here has been assembled from the original acetates and master tapes from the period to bring you Paul’s complete original vision for the album: "Night Out," "Get on the Right Thing," "Country Dreamer," "Big Barn Bed," his #1 smash "My Love," "Single Pigeon," "When the Night," "Seaside Woman," "I Lie Around," "The Mess" (Live at the Hague), "Best Friend" (live in Antwerp), "One More Kiss," "Tragedy" and more. The other double-vinyl edition here is the original single album plus the bonus tracks "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Jazz Street," "Hi, Hi, Hi," "Live and Let Die" (plus the "Group Only, Take 10" version of that song), "1882" (live in Berlin) and more. The 2-CD edition is the same as that double-vinyl version (not the reconstructed one) but with seven additional bonus cuts. And that brings us to the super-deluxe edition, which begins with the complete original album remastered at Abbey Road, the double-album reconstruction and a wealth of bonus B-sides, alternate mixes, unreleased tracks and more. Next, it brings you music videos, the "James Paul McCartney" TV special, "Live and Let Die" live in Liverpool and a Newcastle interview on DVD. On the second DVD: the previously unseen film "The Bruce McMouse Show" (1972 concert footage enhanced with animations) with restored, remixed sound in stereo and 5.1 surround sound. You get that film on the Blu-Ray, too, with yet higher-resolution sound, and you also get the remastered album and bonus audio in 24/96 hi-res audio via download card. This numbered, limited-edition box also includes a 128-page book full of essays and unpublished images by Linda McCartney, a 64-page "Wings in Morocco" photo book, a folio with 14 hand-drawn character sketches by Paul and more. It’s a lavish new addition to the ongoing Paul McCartney Archive Collection, over which Paul himself presides! Capitol602567474012 After all the complex compositions and carefully crafted sonic inventions of the late-period Beatles, McCartney chose to make an album full of first takes, simple arrangements and defiantly raw recordings with this 1971 LP. Collaborating with Linda and debuting his band Wings, Paul delivered a self-consciously casual affair here, and yet even a relaxed, playful Paul McCartney can easily outdo the most diligent of singer-songwriters, and "Wild Life" promptly rose to the pop Top 10. The two-disc reissues here (2 CDs or double vinyl) take us inside Paul’s process, bringing us home recordings of "I Am Your Singer," "Bip Bop," "Dear Friend" and more of the album’s tracks plus "Give Ireland Back to the Irish," "Love Is Strange" (single edit), "When the Wind Is Blowing," "Indeed I Do" and more bonus tracks (17 in all). And then there’s the deluxe boxed set, which begins with the complete album (which has been remastered at Abbey Road, by the way), expands the bonus material by eight tracks (all these releases are flush with previously unreleased recordings) and includes a DVD with rare footage of acoustic home videos, rehearsals and more. A 128-page book penned by David Fricke chronicles the making of "Wild Life," a 48-page scrapbook shares lyrics, tour diaries, set lists and unpublished Polaroids, and this deluxe set’s download card gets you all the audio in 24/96 hi-res. It’s an opulent reissue of an easygoing album from the dawn of Paul’s Wings era! Capitol.602567955818 In 2015, "Hemispheres" was remastered at Abbey Road, and now—in honor of this pivotal Rush album’s 40th anniversary—that remaster is available on CD for the first time. This was a band on a mission—an artistic mission and not a commercial one, for here were two tracks in the four-minute range ("Trees," "Circumstances"), one topping nine minutes ("La Villa Strangiato") and an opening suite exceeding 18 ("Cygnus X-1 Book II Hemispheres"). And yet this complex prog-rock concept album reached #47 on the pop charts—a testament to the band’s redoubtable craftsmanship and chops. The 2-CD and triple 180-gram vinyl editions also include the band’s June 1979 show at the Pinkpop festival in the Netherlands ("A Passage to Bangkok," "Xanadu," "Closer to the Heart," "The Trees," the aforementioned epic suite and more) plus a 1978 live-in-Arizona performance of "2112." Go super deluxe to get all that (the CD and vinyl editions) plus a 5.1 surround mix of "Hemispheres" on a Blu-Ray disc, which also includes the videos "Circumstances," "The Trees," "La Villa Strangiato" and footage of their 1970 Pinkpop performance of that last tune. That set also contains a 40-page book with photos, artwork and an 11,000-word essay plus a reproduction of the 1979 tour program, a new art poster, Pinkpop memorabilia replicas and an iron-on patch—perfect for the Rush fan whose jeans are nearing their 40th anniversary as well! Mercury.602567960584 Mark has been noticeably absent since touring a lot in 2015 (he even skipped the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction of Dire Straits). Now, though, he’s returning with a new studio album—a deeply personal, richly detailed set of songs in which he reflects on his past including his early years with that famous band of his. His distinctive vocals and bluesy guitar lead the way as he joins Dire Straits keyboardist Guy Fletcher plus fiddle, flute, sax, whistle, keyboards and more on "Good on You, Son," "Trapper Man," "Nobody’s Child," "Just a Boy Away from Home," "Slow Learner," "Nobody Does That" and more. Go deluxe to get three additional songs on your CD plus a 16-page booklet, or get Knopfler’s long-awaited new album on double 180-gram vinyl. And the elite edition here: the boxed set featuring the deluxe CD, the double 180-gram vinyl, a third vinyl LP with four bonus tracks, a download card, a 12" artwork print and a special treat for you guitarists out there: the guitar tab for the album’s song "Back on the Dance Floor"! Blue Note.