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Turning The Cure into one of the biggest bands on the planet, ‘Disintegration’ remains a mind-blowing and stunningly complete album.
The British band's signature song became one of the most memorable pop hits of the 1980s.
The Bristol collective hit the UK summit for the first time with the 1998 album.
In 1982, the band from Jacksonville made the US Top 10 for the first time with 'Caught Up In You.'
Nearly two years after their split, the British trio were still a chart force to be reckoned with.
‘Rare Stamps Vol.1’ found JJ Barnes and Steve Mancha taking the Detroit sound to Memphis for a series of great soul records that are now collectors’ items.
Little Walter single-handedly fashioned the stylistic approach for harmonica which has been emulated by virtually every blues harmonica player.
Released in May 1985, Tangerine Dream’s ‘Le Parc’ comprised of nine compact, cinematic and accessible instrumentals adding to their formidable body of work.
With a titular track that’s recognized at first riff, Steve Miller Band's ‘Fly Like An Eagle’ stands the test of time as the epitome of 70s classic rock.
Facing the start of the 80s with a new three-man line up, ‘Tangram’ found Tangerine Dream taking their hypnotic instrumentals into jazzier territory.
The Godfather of Soul's 1962 album is widely regarded as one of the truly great live records, in any genre.
Their 1969 single caused Robin Gibb's temporary departure from the trio.
Our tribute to one of the kings of Nashville and beyond since the 1990s.
The Neil Sedaka song became a signature tune for two UK entertainers, singer Tony Christie and comedian Peter Kay.
Having startled their fans with ‘Dazzle Ships,’ OMD set out to make bright and well-crafted pop songs on ‘Junk Culture.’
