"Slayed?" is the third studio album by the British rock group Slade. It was released on 1 November 1972, and reached No. 1 on the UK charts.
The album contains two of the group's biggest hits, "Gudbuy t'Jane" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now", and is consistently said by rock critics to be their "…greatest studio album".
The album is included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

Sonny Rhodes is one of the blues world's great original characters. He deliver a smoking mix of contemporary blues. For the past four decades he has garnered well deserved accolades from his contemporaries, peers, and fans worldwide. Sonny is a genuine Texas bluesman, a blistering instrumentalist, Rhodes is a gritty singer with a real passion for the music he performs, one of the very few artists in the blues history who play the lap-steel guitar, an instrument who that gives to his music a unique sound. On stage, with some of the most colorful suits, Sonny is an unforgettable dashing figure, that provides a contrast to the gritty power of the songs he writes and the music he makes……

King Biscuit Time features Sonny Boy's early Trumpet sides from 1951. The original "Eyesight to the Blind," "Nine Below Zero" and "Mighty Long Time" are Sonny Boy at his very best. Added bonuses include Williamson backing Elmore James on his original recording of "Dust My Broom" and a live KFFA broadcast from 1965.–by Cub Koda

Alaíde Costa is one of the great singers of Brazil. Owner of a fully recognizable style, deeply sensitive and emotional and less dedicated to the Brazilian swing, she is stubbornly dedicated to her ideals, choosing carefully her repertory among older and newer songs, completely freed of commercial considerations. This album brings works by Fátima Guedes ("Absinto"), Paulinho da Viola ("Tudo se transformou"), Tom Jobim ("Falando de amor"), Elton Medeiros ("Contradição"), Garoto ("Amoroso"), Guinga ("Noturna"), and other important composers.

Album released in 2002 by the 'Orquesta Platería' in honor of Javier P. Pérez Álvarez (1951-90), 'Gato' Pérez, the Argentine musician established in Catalonia particularly noted as a renovator in the musical genre of Catalan rumba.

Credo were once described as “The best progressive rock band you’ve never heard of.” …

The new and 6th album by the founders of German metalcore Hate Squad. Hate Squad expertly combine their nineties roots with actual death and hatecore influences and prove once again that they are Germany’s leading metalcore export - so be prepared for a lesson in Hannover H8core!

Consistent blast beats, technical sweeping patterns, blazing fast guitar riffing, and low guttural death metal growls all make up this album and best of all make it a WINNER! BRUTAL TECHNICAL DEATH METAL at it's highest peak that does not give me a headache. Don't regret it down the road later on and pass this album up.

All of the music on this CD comes from the June 24, 1992, concert at Town Hall in New York City, with a host of artists each being featured. Trumpeter Tom Harrell leads off with two fine originals, the turbulent "Journey to the Center" and the mellow but swinging "Weaver." His very strong supporting cast includes ex-boss Phil Woods on alto sax, tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano, and pianist Jim McNeely, as well as bassist Peter Washington and drummer Bill Goodwin.