Ian Hunter established himself as one of the most inventive hard rock songwriters of the early 1970s, setting the stage for punk rock with his clever, cutting songs with Mott the Hoople, then has continued on as a long-running solo artist who is still recording well into his 80s. He spent the first part of the '70s toiling away with Mott, eventually finding fame once they received a David Bowie-assisted glam makeover with 1972's "All the Young Dudes." Hunter stuck with the band for two more years, racking up such hit singles as "All the Way from Memphis" and "Roll Away the Stone" before he embarked on a solo career; he retained a connection to Mott's crunching, witty rock & roll but followed his own idiosyncratic path. Hunter eked out some success on American rock radio, especially after he gave himself a slight new wave makeover at the dawn of the '80s, but many of his best-known songs would be discovered years later: "Once Bitten, Twice Shy," a U.K. hit for Hunter in 1975, turned into an American smash when covered by Great White in 1989, while "Cleveland Rocks" became the theme song to the sitcom

Recorded during the band's foray into what was referred to as "the happiest barrack," Queen brings rock to the Eastern Bloc on their live album/concert film Hungarian Rhapsody: Live in Budapest. Though the set they rip through is more or less the same as the one captured on the legendary band's Live at Wembley '86 album, the historical significance of the performance makes it an event worth documenting. Performed in Budapest in 1986, the show feels like a portent of things to come for Eastern Europe.

Buddy Holly is perhaps the most anomalous legend of '50s rock & roll – he had his share of hits, and he achieved major rock & roll stardom, but his importance transcends any sales figures or even the particulars of any one song (or group of songs) that he wrote or recorded. Holly was unique, his legendary status and his impact on popular music all the more extraordinary for having been achieved in barely 18 months. Among his rivals, Bill Haley was there first and established rock & roll music; Elvis Presley objectified the sexuality implicit in the music, selling hundreds of millions of records in the process, and defined one aspect of the youth and charisma needed for stardom; and Chuck Berry defined the music's roots in blues along with some of the finer points of its sexuality and its youthful orientation (and, in the process, intermixed all of these elements). Holly's influence was just as far-reaching as these others, if far more subtle and more distinctly musical in nature. In a career lasting from the spring of 1957 until the winter of 1958/1959 – less time than Elvis had at the top before the army took him (and less time, in fact, than Elvis spent in the army) – Holly became the single most influential creative force in early rock & roll. Born in Lubbock, Texas on September 7, 1936, Charles Hardin "Buddy" Holley (he later dropped the "e") was the youngest of four children.

Hit the road with The Best Car Songs In The World…EVER! – The #1s Collection, fantastic 3CD set bringing together 66 chart-topping classics from 60s through to the 90s. Packed with timeless singalongs and some of the most recognisable songs ever recorded, this is the perfect soundtrack for every journey. Spectrum, Universal, Sony Music! Enduring pop classics from Dead or Alive, Adam Ant and Bucks Fizz lead into power pop favourites from Belinda Carlisle and Bonnie Tyler. The disc concludes with a run of 90s essentials from Gabrielle, Wet Wet Wet and Whitney Houston’s ‘I Will Always Love You’.

The most beautiful bossa nova & jazz songs by João Gilberto, Baden Powell, Sylvia Telles and many more on one compilation!

“1961: King Of The Whole Wild World” – an exclusive 3-CD box set that takes a detailed look at the defining year of 1961 in Elvis Presley’s career. Experience the magic and the King’s unparalleled influence at the peak of his career, captured in a carefully curated collection of studio recordings, hits, and rare live moments. This comprehensive collection is not only an auditory feast but also a visual highlight for any collection. The high-quality packaging reflects the significance of this year and offers you a deep insight into Elvis’s world in 1961. Each of the three CDs is packed with musical treasures that underscore the King’s versatility and charisma.

Little Miss Twain is the 7th studio album from Shania Twain featuring 12 new songs. Shania Twain is five-time GRAMMY winner and one of music’s most influential voices with over 100M albums sold.

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