The international release The Paul Simon Anthology was a two-CD abridged version of the three-CD box set Paul Simon 1964-1993. For this version, the first two discs of the box set were condensed into a single CD, while the third disc, left untouched, was now the second disc. This accentuated one of the weaknesses of the box set, weighting the selections even more heavily toward Simon's later work. Here, his recordings originally released between 1965 and 1983 (including six Simon and Garfunkel tracks) made up the first disc, and the second disc covered only the period 1986-1993, and really 1986-90, since the only recordings released after 1990 were "Thelma," an outtake from the 1990 album The Rhythm of the Saints and three performances from the 1991 live album Paul Simon's Concert in the Park. While the abridgment seemed to have been made with an eye on the British charts, for the most part eliminating only songs that had not been hits in the U.K. (the exceptions being "America" and "Take Me to the Mardi Gras"), the album still didn't function as a full-fledged greatest hits album, lacking such British chart singles as "Homeward Bound" and "I Am a Rock" (neither of which were on Paul Simon 1964-1993, either).

Released in 2023 on Pride & Joy Music, Anthology is a massive 3-CD retrospective collection documenting the complete legacy of the obscure American melodic rock/AOR band Eye. Featuring a star-studded lineup that includes Dixie Dregs bassist Andy West alongside keyboardist/guitarist Peter Penhallow, vocalist/guitarist Donny McLeod, and keyboardist John Harrison, the band blended lush keyboard textures, soaring hook-filled melodies, and subtle progressive rock flourishes. Spanning 48 tracks across three discs, this exhaustive box set gathers original studio tracks, rare alternate versions, acoustic takes, and unreleased gems—ranging from tight AOR anthems like "Backup Slowdown," "I'm After You," and "Romance" to progressive-leaning numbers like "Change The Channel/MPH" and "Happy Birthday (Part One)." A comprehensive holy grail for collectors of 70s/80s West Coast AOR, melodic rock, and progressive pop.

Released in 2005 as a special limited edition by Master Classics Records, Anthology gathers 20 timeless tracks from legendary vocalist, actress, and civil rights icon Lena Horne. Celebrated for her sultry timbre, impeccable dramatic phrasing, and refined elegance, Horne commands every song on this collection. The set features signature interpretations of Great American Songbook classics, including Duke Ellington's "I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)," Rodgers & Hart's "The Lady Is a Tramp," Cole Porter's "Night and Day," and Harold Arlen's "Ill Wind," alongside lively swingers like "Honeysuckle Rose" and "'Deed I Do." Serving as a great retrospective of her mid-century vocal prowess, Anthology is a captivating portrait of one of America's most revered singers.

Released in 2016 by BGP Records, I’m Not Talkin’ (The Soul Stylings of Mose Allison 1957-1971) is the first compilation entirely focused on the vocal recordings of American jazz pianist, singer, and songwriter Mose Allison. Spanning his output across Prestige, Atlantic, and Columbia Records, the album highlights Allison's sharp, witty lyricism and signature blend of blues and cool jazz that heavily influenced generations of British rock and blues musicians. Features iconic tracks such as "Parchman Farm," "Young Man Blues," "I Love The Life I Live," "Foolkiller," and "I’m Not Talking."

Released in 1992 by Sony Records, Swing Time (The Greatest Hits) is a compilation capturing the classic big band charm and vocal sophistication of American singer, pianist, and composer Harry Connick Jr. Highlighting his revival of traditional pop standards and original swing compositions, the release showcases his signature crooning style and virtuosic piano work. The collection includes defining tracks such as "It Had To Be You," "We Are In Love," "Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans," "Recipe For Love," and "I Could Write A Book."

Released in 2021 by Music On CD, Collected is a definitive 3-CD career retrospective spanning 35 years of music from English goth and alternative rock legends The Mission. Overseen and curated by frontman Wayne Hussey, the compilation brings together the band's complete A-side singles in their original single edits across CD1 and CD2, ranging from early classics like "Serpents Kiss" and "Tower Of Strength" to recent standouts like "Met-Amor-Phosis" and "Tyranny Of Secrets." CD3 features 10 rare 12" extended remixes, including the long-sought, first-time-on-CD extended version of "Stay With Me."

Released in 2000 by Prism Leisure, Young Hearts Run Free is a 16-track compilation showcasing the career-defining hits and soulful highlights of legendary American singer Candi Staton. Spanning her transition from deep Southern soul to landmark disco and dance floor anthems, the collection highlights her four-time Grammy-nominated vocal talent. Featuring her iconic 1976 disco chart-topper title track "Young Hearts Run Free," her acclaimed soulful rendition of Tammy Wynette's "Stand By Your Man," the European club anthem "You Got The Love," and early classics like "I'm Just A Prisoner" and "Sweet Feeling."

Released in 2007 by L'Équipe Spectra, Les Grands Succès is a 17-track compilation spanning the iconic career of French singer and composer Michel Fugain. Known for his joyful, humanist, and theatrical approach to French pop, the album gathers his defining hits from his early 1960s solo releases, his celebrated 1970s era with Le Big Bazar, and key solo tracks from the 1980s through the 2000s, along with the 2004 unreleased track "C'Est Tout Comme." Highlights include classic anthems such as "Je N'Aurai Pas Le Temps," "Une Belle Histoire," "Fais Comme L'Oiseau," and "Viva La Vida."

Released in 2013 by Marlin Records, The DC Years Vol. 1: 1979-82 is an essential compilation documenting the early era of Insect Surfers, self-proclaimed as "Planet Earth’s Longest-Running Modern Surf Band." Formed in Washington, D.C. in 1979 by David Arnson before relocating to Los Angeles, the band merged 1960s psychedelic surf rock with the raw energy of late-70s punk and new wave. This 21-track archival collection gathers rare 7" singles, the 1980 Wavelength 12" EP, 4-track demos, and live radio/bootleg performances, capturing a foundational chapter in second-wave modern surf rock.

Released in 2011 by Jazzman Records, The Best Of Jeff Gilson is an essential 19-track retrospective honoring the life and music of legendary French pianist, composer, arranger, and Palm label founder Jef Gilson. Spanning decades of groundbreaking recordings from 1960 to 1997, this compilation highlights Gilson's genius across modal jazz, choral sacred jazz, big band arrangements, and world fusion. Outstanding tracks include the modal masterpiece "Modalité Pour Mimi," his cathedral choir compositions "Agnus Dei" and "Chakan," his collaboration with Philly Joe Jones on "Espagnolade," and his famed Madagascar field recordings with Malagasy featuring a percussion-heavy rendition of Pharoah Sanders' "The Creator Has A Master Plan."

Lançado em 2012 pela Wrasse Records, Caetano: The Definitive Collection é uma compilação abrangente de 2 CDs que celebra a carreira de um dos maiores ícones da música popular brasileira, Caetano Veloso. Com 40 faixas essenciais, o álbum percorre desde o movimento revolucionário da Tropicália no final dos anos 1960 até os grandes sucessos das décadas seguintes. O Disco 1 destaca marcos da Tropicália e faixas do período do exílio como "Tropicália", "Alegria Alegria", "London, London" e "Maria Bethânia". O Disco 2 reúne clássicos atemporais como "Sampa", "O Leãozinho", "Você É Linda", "Sozinho" e sua emocionante versão de "Cucurrucucu Paloma".