All Music Guide ReviewHits & Rarities/ Singles A's & B's is a nicely put together double-CD set from Repertoire Records – it's actually a more expansive version of Edsel Records' Omnibus: The 60s Singles A's & B's issued that same year, assembling the Move's 40 official U.K. single releases (or, more properly, non-LP releases, since there are some EP sides represented), all dating between 1966 and 1974 (that latter date is a result of the belated 45 rpm issue of "Do Ya"). It's safe to say that no band this side of the Beatles (and perhaps not even them) ever packed more creative and challenging elements into their 45's, on the A-sides as well as the B-sides, than the Move did. Though they released four albums during this same period, the latter were so infrequent that they couldn't be the group's main vehicle for expression or experimentation – it was the 7" platters that served this purpose, and it's even more to the credit of Roy Wood and company that they were able to pull that off successfully for five years.

' This is one of the great albums of all time, and is by far the most coherent, interesting and powerful album that James Brown was involved with. With Maceo Parker back on board to work with Fred Wesley and the gang at the height of their creativity, the album comes together as a coherent whole, exploring a number of funk and jazz themes. The album gives extended solo time to the horn players, while the guitar and bass players set up rock-solid foundations. The drumming and percussion are all superb. Even the mellow numbers on this album don't succumb to dullness, kept crisp by the sharpness of the band. The longer songs also challenge funk conventions, particularly since most of them don't even have vocals. This is a crucial album that every funk fan should have.' Rob.Clough@duke.edu

CEREBRAL BORE formed in 2006. 2010 see’s the release of debut album recorded at Foel studios in Wales, and produced by Chris Fielding.

Bringing together ten magnificent music, Ataulfo Alves, Lupicínio Rodrigues, Noel Rosa and much more …..

Beyonce - B'Day (2006)
1CD | EAC Rip | FLAC(tracks) + CUE + LOG | 00:52:19 | No Scans | 357 MB
Genre: R&B | Label: Columbia

Beyonce had little to prove on her second solo outing, B'DAY, having already demonstrated her taste, (solo) vocal prowess, and sparkling star quality on her first post-Destiny's Child release in 2003. Nevertheless, the singer and her crackteam of producers and collaborators (R&B's finest, including the Neptunes, Swizz Beats, and Rich Harrison) have come upwith a collection that's at least equal to her previous triumphs, and that shows off an almost angry intensity only hinted at on earlier releases.

All songs written by the duo Bide and Marçal. In the recording were part of the choir: Chico Buarque, Clara Nunes, Cristina, Dona Ivone Lara, Elton Medeiros, Gisa Nogueira, Gonzaga Jr., João Nogueira, Martinho da Vila, Milton Nascimento, Miucha, Nosso Samba, Paulinho da Viola, Paulo Cesar Pinheiro and Roberto Ribeiro under the Regency of Maestro Nelsinho

"Alma Sertaneja" brings together 14 classics of country music, an instrumental version. Hits like "Majetade, o sabia”, "Eu Juro (I swear)," "É o Amor", among others, that will thrill fans of country music.