JOE continues to surf the success of the Celebrate weeks of last year. After already successful editions of the 70s and 90s it's now the turn of the 80s! From 5 February onwards you will not hear anything other than the best 80's music on JOE for a whole week. Everything is poured into a Top 800 with only the biggest hits according to the listeners. On Friday 9 February the apotheosis will follow with the top 100 and in the evening an exclusive Celebrate party for the listeners. A delicious 4CD Box with the biggest hits of ao. Queen, Simple Minds, Whitney Houston, The Cure, The Bangles, and many more.

Billy Eckstine was looking back more than forward by 1960, and his second record for Roulette featured two remakes of familiar hits he'd enjoyed almost 20 years earlier. He also covered two average themes from forgottable movies, the first being the title song (from a Yul Brynner vehicle), the second being "Secret Love" (from a Doris Day film). It may read like a desultory date, and indeed it would have been if not for the presence of a solid jazz band and the surprisingly sympathetic arrangements of big-brass auteur Billy May.

The third of four Sarah Vaughan Mercury box sets (this one has six CDs) traces her career during the last two and a half years of the 1950s. There are several very interesting sessions (expanded greatly by the inclusion of many previously unissued performances) on this box including 21 numbers from a gig at Mister Kelly's in Chicago with her trio (led by pianist Jimmy Jones), a meeting with the Count Basie Orchestra that resulted in the album No Count Sarah, and a live set with a septet (which includes cornetist Thad Jones and the tenor of Frank Wess) at the London House in Chicago. In addition, there are quite a few commercial sides with large orchestras (including some sessions arranged by Quincy Jones), so overall this box lets one hear the many sides of Sarah Vaughan; a special highlight is her first recorded version of "Misty." The reissue (and the other three volumes) is a must for Sarah Vaughan's greatest fans although more general listeners may want to acquire one of the less expensive single CDs instead.

A great little series that goes way deeper than the salsa you might expect from the title – as the approach here is to pick tracks from many years before, but which still have strong resonance with the pride and power of the Latin scene of the 70s! The collection includes lots of tracks that might come as a real surprise – some larger orchestra material, tracks by trios, and other Latin styles that aren't normally associated with the spirit of salsa – which usually seems to draw most from the descarga years, and the small combos to emerge in the 60s.

Charly 40 tracks Great collection about what has been recorded in the Rockabilly field on 'Sun'! '40 Rockin' Great From The Sun Vaults'

Soft Rock Forever is a 60 track collection of the biggest classics of all time. 10CC, Foreigner, Whitesnake, Steve Winwood and Bryan Adams are just a few of the names which feature on this epic album. Soft Rock IS Forever. Wear the badge with pride.

Spectrum Audio Presents Top Of The Pops 1979 album 3CD original hits and the original artists genre Pop. Includes tracks by The Buggles, Blondie, The Knack, The Tourists, Joe Jackson, Gloria Gaynor, Billy Preston & Syreeta and more.

Spectrum Audio Presents Top Of The Pops 1978 album 3CD original hits and the original artists genre Pop, Disco, Funk. Includes tracks by John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John, ABBA, Boney M., Marshall Hain, Kate Bush and more.

Hit collection Ultimate Disco Box Set with lots of interesting tracks! Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, is home to the worlds foremost library of historically significant commercial recordings, a peerless collection of works by the most important musical artists. Across a variety of platforms, the label offers contemporary music fans access to thousands of meticulously restored and remastered archival titles representing virtually every musical genre. Artist Legacy Group is a full service boutique firm specializing in Estate and Brand Management for legendary musicians. A four disc compliation of disco classics.

Imperial Presents Bobby Sox album 25 original hits and the original artists genre Pop, RnB, Doo Wop, Rock. Includes tracks by Gene Vincent, Buster Brown, Bobby Vee, Bruce Channel, Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers, Warren Smith and more.

This set continues tracing the musical career of the multi talented Henry Glover. Up through 1959 Henry continued his association with King Records writing and producing for King and its Federal and Bethlehem subsidiaries and the first disc and half the second are devoted to these recordings featuring classic performances by Wynonie Harris, Sonny Thompson, Moon Mullican, Lulu Reed, Tiny Bradshaw, The Five Royales, The Checkers, Linda Hopkins, Bill Doggett and others. It also features covers of Glover's King songs including Ray Charles spectacular version of Drown In My Tears, Teresa Brewer's improbable cover of Wynonie Harris's Lovin' Machine, Johnny Burnette's version of The Delmore Brothers' Blues Stay Away From Me and others.

The Numero Group turn their radio to yet another spot on the dial – this time around posing as a 70s AOR station, but working with their usual flair for rare and unreleased tunes! Given that the musical style is one that you're used to associating with big hits, it's great to hear music like this coming from deeper in the American underground – served up by artists who weren't trying to stand apart from the pack – just try to create their own top-shelf music in a relatively overlooked environment.

Preserving the magic of previous releases of the vinyl editions of "Psyche France", this fourth volume is a new study of psychedelic French pop artists of the 1960s and 1970s and, for the most part, forgotten talents. Among the artists of the album, such style icons and lost diamonds as the group J. J. & Beb with the song 1966 "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité", beautiful Dani with his hit "la fille à la moto" of the same year, the famous Patricia and her "Mes rêves de satin" - the French version of the hit Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin". Among others, the album featured artists such as Richard De Bordeaux, Jean-Pierre Castelain, Igor Wakhévitch, Bernard Chabert and others.

First of two double CDs exploring the substantial contributions to American music by the amazingly talented Henry Glover who was one of the first African-American executives and producers in a white owned record company. Glover did it all - he was a producer, arranger, songwriter, publisher, talent scout, trumpet player and label owner. He started off playing with the Lucky Millinder band in the early 40s and quickly became arranger for the band and songwriter for the band's many great vocalists. Soon he was writing and producing for Syd Nathan's King label and in 1948 was put on staff by Nathan and the majority of the recordings here are from King along with some covers of King hits by artists on other labels.

Ultimate 60s Jukebox is a fantastically groovy collection capturing the sound of one of the most exciting eras in pop music. Gathered together are some of the most loved and cherished 60s hits from the greatest icons of the time, including The Troggs, The Spencer Davis Group, The Beach Boys, Petula Clark, Status Quo, Fleetwood Mac, Tom Jones, Marmalade plus many more. Also featured are big signature Soul classics, courtesy of Dobie Gray, Edwin Starr, Barrett Strong, James Brown, Marvin Gaye, The Foundations plus beautiful heartwarming melodies from The Mamas and The Papas, The Flowerpot Men, The Righteous Brothers, Thunderclap Newman, The Yardbirds and many more superb names. This is an enjoyable collectable album of cool tunes that encapsulate this exciting time.