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LP Record - To Be Loved is the eighth studio album by Canadian singer Michael Bublé.
LP Record - Benson's first album for Warner Bros Records was released in March 1976 and is now available in a reissue on LP. The ten-time Grammy Award winner started out as a jazz guitarist, and later established himself as an accomplished composer and singer. He has been involved in jazz, pop and R&B.
LP Record - The eleventh studio album by the Korean multi-genre artist. Available on CD or LP.
LP Record - The album Ghost Song is the singer's debut on the Nonesuch label. The album offers a diverse mix of seven original recordings and five reinterpretations on the themes of nostalgia, longing and - as the title suggests - above all ghosts.
LP Record - Vinyl reissue of the award-winning artist's debut album, originally released in 1982. In red. Laurie Anderson is an American experimental artist, composer, violinist and singer. She was the partner of singer Lou Reed, with whom she also frequently worked and recorded.
LP Record - A special tribute to the great composer and Oscar winner, with whom Di Battista was linked by a sincere friendship and various collaborations. These are pieces and compositions by the famous Italian composer performed by a jazz master.
LP Record - RoundAgain is a studio album by Joshua Redman's qartet. featuring Joshua Redman on saxophone, Brad Mehldau on piano, Christian McBride on bass and Brian Blade on drums.
LP Record - While hiding at home with his family in the Netherlands during the COVID-19 pandemic, Brad Mehldau wrote twelve new songs about his experiences.
LP Record - The Genius After Hours is a 1961 album by Ray Charles. All of the included tracks were taken from the three studio sessions that produced The Great Ray Charles. This featured Charles' work in both trio and septet form, arranged by Quincy Jones.
LP Record - a new vinyl album of chansons, selected and set to music poems by Jiří Žáček, vocals Renata Drössler, piano Petr Ožana, LP was founded in 2022, digitally remastered at Abbey Road
LP Record - A selection of the best from the repertoire of a distinctive singer She would soon have celebrated her half-round birthday (born in January 1934), but unfortunately she passed away much earlier. A singer from God, not quite anchored in style, but excellent in every way, and a woman of the elements.
LP Record - Dixieland (or traditional jazz) is an early form of jazz that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and gained popularity especially after 1917
LP Record - On a chilly evening in mid-century America, neon lights flickered in the night, orchestras tuned their instruments, and a single voice echoed under the spotlight - soft, close and unforced
LP Record - Bill Evans, Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian take to the small stage
LP Record - Dionne Warwick, born Marie Dionne Warrick on December 12, 1940 in Orange, New Jersey, is one of the most important voices in American pop music.
LP Record - Born Yvette Marie Stevens on March 23, 1953 in Chicago, the Queen of Funk Chaka Khan is one of the most influential voices in pop music.
LP Record - The Midnight Jazz compilation is one of the most successful titles in the Magic Of Vinyl series. This selection has succeeded in inspiring jazz fans and also bringing jazz closer to the night owls with a hand-picked compilation.
LP Record - Frank Sinatra is not only convincing as the king of swing, but also touches you in a unique way with his ballads.
LP Record - Frank Sinatra, "The Voice", became one of the most influential figures in the American entertainment industry during the swing era.
LP Record - The world of jazz is characterized by fascinating and unique voices that have not only written musical history, but have also shaped and changed the genre itself. Female jazz singers in particular have made a decisive contribution to the genre's emotional depth, versatility and unmistakable personality.
LP Record - Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington, one of the most influential figures in jazz history, transcended time with his incomparable contribution to music.
LP Record - Count Basie is considered a major figure in world jazz. Born William James Basie in New Jersey in 1904, he became a titan of the genre.
LP Record - After a serious illness and a two-year retreat from the public eye, Édith Piaf returned in 1960 with a legendary comeback that made her immortal forever.