That Woman Is Poison is the 1988 album by singer Rufus Thomas, the crown prince of dance. This was released by Alligator Records.

The Weird World of Blowfly is the 1973 album by Clarence Reid, who was also known as comedian horny singer/rapper Blowfly, who died on 17 January, 2016. This was his debut to the world as the funny man of blackness, where he would do parodies of hit songs of the time along with creating his own dirty tunes true to his songwriting talents. This was released by Weird World Records, a semi-anonymous part of the Henry Stone family of labels.

Ragga Jungle Anthems Vol. 1 is a 1995 compilation of some primal reggae music, specifically the sub-genres of dancehall, ragga and jungle. This was released by Greensleeves.

Once More It's Roy Acuff/King Of Country Music is a 2004 compilation CD by Roy Acuff. Released by Ace Records in the UK, this CD gathers two different albums by Acuff, 1959's Once More - It's Roy Acuff and 1962's King Of Country Music, both originally released on the Hickory label. The CD was remastered by Duncan Cowell.

Local Lingo is the 2006 CD by violinist Jason Kao Hwang and kayagym genius/ajeng wunderkind Sang Won Park. Released by Euonymus, these are the only two involved in creating the music, along with recordist Sascha Von Oertzen

Beautiful is the 1970 CD by percussionist Candido Camero, who worked under the mononym Candido. This 2003 remastered CD was also a Blue Note item.

All Of This Can Be Yours is a 2004 bootleg CD by Irish quartet U2. Released by The Godfatherrecords, this is taken from a number of different performances throughout 2004, a few simply credited as just "Bono & The Edge". The disc ends with a bonus track, an outtake from the How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb disc.

This is an unofficial CD of the first and last eponymous album from New Zealand's The Dedikation. It is undated but is most likely the compact disc version released the same year a counterfeit vinyl pressing was released by Breeder Backtrack Archive Series in Austria.

Shock The Monkey Aaron Ellis Remix is the 2016 album by monkeymonkeymonkey (the artist name is actually the word "monkey" repeated 45 times). It could be a group, it could be one person, it could be no one. Some of these songs are done with power and precision while other songs, no one knows what the fuck they're doing.

The Mysterious Production Of Eggs is a 2005 recording by man Andrew Bird. This was released on Ani DiFranco's label Righteous Babe Records.

Wegawam Music is a record label and they were responsible for this album by Andrew Bird. It is called
Music Of Hair and it would be nice if you would take a listen to it.

Cherish is a 1993 live album by American R&B band Kool & The Gang. It is a legitimate live recording although the lack of information on the packaging makes everything unknown. "Get Down On It" is listed as "Get Down" while the encore of "Let's Go Dancin' (Ooh La, La, La)" is listed as "Encore: Ooh La, La, La". This was released by K Point Gold to the Czech Republic & Slovakia markets.

Soul Source is normally affiliated with compilations filled with remixes and edits but this jazz comp are the straightforward songs by the original artists, compiled this way for your enjoyment. All of them are from the Verve Records vaults. Soul Source: Verve Sessions is a Japan-only release.

The Whale is the 1970 album by John Tavener. It was released by Apple Records and was meant to be the first of two records for the label. Tavener did make a second before it was moved to another label. This is taken from the first digital version of the album, released on compact disc in 1992 via Capitol.

A 1980 compilation of pop artists recording a children's music album. Features music from The Doobie Brothers, George Benson, Bette Midler, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Al Jarreau, James Taylor, Livingston Taylor, Kate Taylor, and a few other Taylor's as well, along with Ernie and Cookie Monster. This was released by Sesame Street Records via Warner Bros., which begins with the letters W and B.