A Baltimore group that scored a Top 20 R&B single in 1977, then never repeated the feat while recording for Columbia and ARC until 1979. Lead vocalist Al McKinney, Larry Jacobs, Gary Grainger, Charles C. Williams, Kevin Barnes, George Gray, Irving Madison, and Jacob R. Sheffer comprised the lineup.

his live album, recorded circa 1980 at London's Marquee Club, is a mixed bag, featuring material from Gary Moore's 1979 solo album Back on the Streets and his band project G Force…

A consistently impressive and spirited release in a variety of jazz- oriented idioms displaying virtuosity and finesse on both violin and voice, also featuring gypsy jazz guitarist, Gonzalo Bergara. Leah Zeger is a classically trained violinist with a degree in Opera Performance from the University of Texas. However her career has been quite versatile and eclectic, stretching beyond classical music and performing with the Austin Symphony Orchestra into jazz, flamenco, bluegrass, folk rock and World Music. In addition she sings with quiet feeling and has a haunting voice. Pour Moi features Zeger performing brilliantly in a variety of idioms, most of them jazz-oriented. Seven of the 14 selections team her violin and voice with the great gypsy guitarist Gonzalo Bergara and usually rhythm guitarist…

"Saxophonist Tom Tallitsch gets his axe in gear and takes everyone along for a "Ride" on his second release for Posi-Tone Records. Joining Tallitsch on the date is the familiar rhythm section of pianist Art Hirahara, bassist Peter Brendler, and drummer Rudy Royston, plus special guest Michael Dease on trombone. Featuring an exciting program of original compositions, along with new arrangements of a few tasty covers, the whole session swings quickly into action and shines with bright moments. As saxophonist and band leader, Tallitsch has noticeably shifted into another level and avid listeners will agree that the record is a hard-hitting performance that encourages jazz enthusiasts to start closely following his career path and take the "Ride" in amazement and delight."

Robin Gibb's solo debut was a dark, melancholic work of orchestral beauty and featured Robin's first solo single "Saved By The Bell".
"Robin’s Reign" is an eccentric solo set from Robin, showing an imaginative mind bursting with creativity. Lavishly orchestrated and with multi-layered vocals this was the only full-length solo effort by any of the Gibb brothers to see the light of day during this period, which contributes to its cult status.
"Robin's Reign" also included the European hit single "August October".

Billie Holiday was the quintessential jazz vocalist living as well as singing the blues. This is the first volume compiling her CBS career, which began in 1933 after her discovery by John Hammond.
The collection starts with her first recording and includes 16 of her best tracks through 1935.