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'Trapped & Unwrapped' was the only album by the band whose demise led to the formation of Love and Money and the Bathers.
The sound of Sister Luc Gabrielle and a chorus of four nuns impressed Philips Records and, soon, the world.
The winners will be revealed on 10 February in a two-part ceremony at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Remarkably, 'You’re The First, The Last, My Everything' was a song with country and western origins going back to 1956.
The long-unseen clip accompanies the new digital EP release of Elton's perennial festive favourite.
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, with Richard Carpenter himself at the helm, the Carpenters orchestral album make the duo’s classic songs richer.
Each new LP by The Jam took them closer to the holy grail of a UK No. 1 album.
By late 1964, the Beach Boys were one of America’s top groups. The one thing missing was a No. 1 US album, which arrived on 5 December with the Concert LP.
The Scottish quartet were on their way to their third UK top ten hit in just eight months, when ‘Angel Eyes (Home and Away)’ hit the bestsellers.
'I'd Never Find Another You' was Billy's second Tony Orlando cover of 1961.
The world-famous singer-songwriter had already taken part in many vocal pairings on disc by the time the 'Duets' album arrived in 1993.
The final single by The Jam was one of those rare cases where a band really did quit at the top.
