Album released in 1998 in Spain by the great master of flamenco guitar Paco de Lucia. The CD includes eight songs newly created by Paco and is a work in homage to his mother, Luzia (in Portuguese the name is spelled with 'Z'). The album was recorded during the illness of his mother, who spent 6 months in the hospital with the continued presence of Paco at his side. Many of the themes are inspired in his homeland, Algeciras, as seen in the titles on the same places, such as' Río de la Miel',' La villa vieja',' Calle Munición' or' El chorruelo'.

Another album of the collection dedicated to the music of ballroom dancing entitled 'The Steps Ballroom Dance Collection', published in the 90's in Holland by the TRC Music label. This CD is recorded as others completely in digital system. The album is interpreted as the rest of the series for the 'Ray Hamilton Ballroom Orchestra' and has a repertoire of 15 songs dedicated to the cha cha cha dance.

The unsurpassed Death Metal monarchs MASTER returns with their eleventh full-length album "The New Elite", an odious showcase of brick-wall musical integrity that has been quintessential MASTER even during the band's early inception. Now with 30 years on, Paul Speckmann and his insult-brigade have shown no signs on mellowing, but only more hateful than ever! Recorded, mixed and mastered at Shaark Studios (Root, Fleshless, etc) and with the emblematic artwork and layout designed by German graphic artist Mark Bridgeman, "The New Elite" is a bulldozing 45-minute audio-violence of social travesty and political coercion. Vehemently honest and the cruel truth does cut like a knife. This is MASTER! Period.

PATHFINDER Now for something more than a year already back with their sequel to "Beyond The Space Beyond The Time." "Fifth Element" is the good part and mixed by Sascha Paeth distinguished himself, who might be out there some one term.Pathfinder has made a big splash once again and they seem to be building to some all-time symphonic power metal masterpiece, even if this is not quite it yet. And even if this turns out to be their magnum opus, they can be very proud of it nonetheless.

This January 27, 1981, Canadian concert from a 50-years-young Ray Charles was recorded with the Edmonton Symphony, also billed as the ITV Concert Orchestra when they were performing on the ITV television channel. The full band from Alberta became famous to pop fans a decade earlier when in 1971 they accompanied Procol Harum and had a big hit with a remake of Gary Brooker and company's "Conquistador" from that group's monster 1972 live release. With the ITV tag disguising them, the Edmonton Symphony got less acclaim for this marvelous effort than they did on the Procol Harum Top Five album.