The Rolling Stones – England's Newest Hit Makers (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP (Blue) Following the almost baroque

Following the almost baroque

Quincy Jones – Black Orpheus (Manha De Carnaval)B5

Bomb the Bass' second album Unknown Territory was a venture into the progressive dance music

Blue Raspberry is a polished and confident sophomore effort that deepens the questions that bubbled through Cool Dry Place about how people can reach each other despite all the hazard zones where human connection caves in

British based musical duo Dar Disku is a celebration of their Arabic heritage and multicultural influences that melds golden age West Asian and North African sounds with a contemporary dance floor focus

The Rolling Stones – England's Newest Hit Makers (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP (Blue) Following the almost baroqueWith Beatlemania and the British Invasion in full swing, the Rolling Stones were announced as "England's Newest Hit Makers." Released to coincide with their arrival in New York on June 1, 1964, where they began their first U. S. tour. Describing the album, Keith Richard said it "reflected what we used to play at the Crawdaddy a regular diet of Jimmy Reed, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters with some Slim Harpo. The album was the cream of the set." Tracklist Not