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LP Record Robert Johnson: King of the Delta Blues Singers, released in 1961, is a seminal compilation album showcasing the extraordinary talent of one of the most influential blues musicians of all time. This landmark collection features sixteen of Johnson's recordings from 1936–1937, originally released on 78 RPM records. The album includes some of his most iconic songs, such as "Me and the Devil Blues", "Walking Blues", and "Cross Road Blues", which have since become blues standards.

LP Record Love Gun is the sixth studio album by the American hard rock band Kiss, released on 30 June 1977. The album was recorded at the Record Plant Studios in New York City. It was the last album to feature the original lineup on every song. Commercially successful, the album reached number four on the Billboard 200 chart. It was certified platinum by the RIAA. Four singles were released from the album: "Christine Sixteen", "Love Gun", "Shock Me" and "Then She Kissed Me". Music critics praised the album. Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic called it a "landmark album, one of the best hard rock albums of the '70s".

LP Record Josh Homme returns with friends old and new In 1997, Josh Homme (Queens Of The Stone Age) and a handful of friends retreated to the Joshua Tree desert in California to escape the distractions and comforts of everyday life. What began as a casual writing and recording session among friends has since become a legendary project: the world's longest-running mixtape! Over two decades, 12 Desert Sessions have been created, featuring music icons who stepped out of their comfort zones to create some of the most exciting songs of their careers. Almost sixteen years since the last instalment, Desert Sessions finally continues with two stunning new chapters. Vol.

LP Record In 1984, Willie Nelson was at the peak of his popularity. In the preceding decade, he had scored sixteen number-one country hits, crossed over to the pop charts several times, starred in a series of hit films, and become one of pop culture's most recognisable figures. He united fans across all genres and generations, and his live performances had become legendary. In February of that year, he performed in Tokyo to kick off a five-city tour, marking his first-ever shows in Japan and demonstrating just how global his popularity had become. The initial performances took place at the legendary Budokan martial arts hall. The show on 23rd February was recorded and filmed for broadcast and was ultimately released only in Japan on LaserDisc.

LP Record Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder is releasing a solo studio album, but that's not all – he's also releasing a unique concert DVD! As the name "Ukulele Songs" suggests, Vedder recorded this album accompanied by this very instrument. Among the sixteen tracks, led by the single "Longing To Belong", you'll find two unusual collaborations. Cat Power recorded "Tonight You Belong To Me" with Vedder, and, most notably, the well-known Glen Hansard once again proves his vocal prowess on the song "Sleepless Nights". Hansard was in a relationship with Markéta Irglová for several years, and their duet "Falling Slowly" even won an Oscar for Best Original Song.