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With their debut album, ‘Popped In Souled Out’, Wet Wet introduced themselves as a band that was “totally wrong but unique – and totally great”.
'Lady Sings The Blues' is Billie Holiday's 1956 album that was released to coincide with her autobiography of the same name.
In March 1984, the album gave the Texan country star his first-ever appearance on the pop LP chart.
On 2 March 1991, Enigma entered the US album chart for the first time with 'MCMXC A.D,' on its way to quadruple platinum status there.
'Pretzel Logic' became their first US top ten album, propelled by the biggest hit single of their career, 'Rikki Don't Lose That Number.'
The Jamaican artist's album second became America's second bestselling artist set of 2001.
'Where I’m Coming From' was the album that began the march of Stevie Wonder towards creative independence, so let’s reDiscover this classic record.
1962 was the start of a four-year stay for Bobby Darin with Capitol, as we reDiscover his first album for them, ‘Oh! Look At Me Now.’
Nothing in the early days of Robert Palmer prepared us for the sophistication of his 1974 solo debut for Island, ‘Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley.'
The 40th anniversary of a fine album by Rufus, one of the great soul and funk act of the 1970s, is the perfect opportunity to reDiscover ‘Rufusized.’
The debut LP was released when the Faces frontman was in the unusual situation of trying to launch solo and band careers at the same time.
Moonlight Sinatra. Two weeks after the 2nd session for this album, Frank turned 50 and released a new single, the apptly titled ‘It Was A Very Good Year'.
The seeds of what became, and remains, Paul Weller's hugely successful solo career were sown on his 1992 release, and today we reDiscover ‘Paul Weller.’
British dance pacesetters Underworld are celebrating the first release in Universal Music’s new exclusive worldwide deal for their collected works. reDiscover 'Dubnobasswithmyheadman' here.
Otis Spann was the Crown Prince of Blues Piano - his blend of boogie-woogie bass figures & slow blues chords gave his playing great emotional depth.
We’re going back to 1979 for the chance to reDiscover 'China' by the Oscar-winning Greek composer and artist Vangelis.
