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Fourth and final album by JOE LYNN TURNER's band (future singer of RAINBOW), whose influences, according to the singer, were mainly the EAGLES and Southern rock.
"Paradise Theatre" is the tenth studio album by the American rock band Styx, released on January 19, 1981, by A&M Records. It was the band's most commercially successful album, peaking at #1 for three weeks on the Billboard 200 in April and May 1981 (non-consecutively).
Released in the summer of 1968, WHEELS OF FIRE, Cream's third album, represents the creative peak of a legendary trio that redefined the rules of rock. With a mix of blues power, psychedelic daring, and instrumental virtuosity, this record remains strikingly modern.
• Official 4CD and 2 multi-region blu-ray video box set anthology featuring the surviving radio and television broadcast sessions by the legendary Jack Bruce recorded Between 1970 and 2001.
• 4CD / Blu-ray video clamshell box set by the legendary Jack Bruce.
• 'Halfway To The Stars' gathers all the recordings made by Jack and his band The Cuicoland Express between 2001 and 2003.
Preserving for posterity the guitarist’s recent tour outings, in 2024 and 2025, it presents an interesting mix of his former band’s classics alongside pieces from Martin’s solo platters, and choice covers.
"The Gilded Cage We Call '75" is a rare album by Marc Bolan, originally released on vinyl by The Official Marc Bolan Merch Co. on Solid Gold. The CD version includes 28 tracks instead of the 15 on the 33 RPM record.
"Times They Are Strange" is a rare album by Marc Bolan, originally released on vinyl by The Official Marc Bolan Merch Co. on Solid Gold. The CD version includes the complete Capital Radio session.
After 'McCartney' (1970) and 'McCartney II' (1980), here is the third volume of albums on which all the instruments are played by the former BEATLE himself.
Finally another double live from the group's golden era (the 70's) to place next to the legendary "Live" from 1977... We no longer believed it!!! Superb packaging!