Aqueduct - Or Give Me Death - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Country No. 1s Of The '40s - Acrobat already has on catalogue collections which present InchAmerica's No. 1s of the '50sInch (ACFCD7501), InchAmerica's No. 1s of the '40sInch (ACSCD6005), InchAmerica's R&B No. 1s of the '50sInch (ACSCD6003), InchAmerica's R&B No. 1s Of The '40sInch (ACQCD7168), and InchCountry No. 1s of the '50sInch (ACTRCD9034), and this completes that set with presenting the InchCountry No. 1s of the '40sInch. Billboard published it's first country chart in January 1944 under the name InchMost Played Juke Box Folk RecordsInch, becoming the InchMost Played Juke Box Hillbilly RecordsInch chart in 1947, and adding a Best Sellers chart the same year. In 1948 InchCountry & WesternInch replaced Hillbilly in the nomenclature, with a InchCountry & Western Records Most Played by Disk JockeysInch chart added in 1949. This 69-track 3-CD comprises records which made No. 1 in any of those three charts from the first chart in 1944 through to the end of 1950, apart from a couple which were unavailable for copyright reasons - it's always a moot point as to whether a year like 1950 is the last year of one decade or the first year of the next one. In this case, because so many records spent long periods at No. 1 during these years, there were rather fewer chart-toppers than one might expect, so we were able to include the 1950 No. 1s within the 3-CD set . As noted, the chart was often dominated by certain records, and Eddy Arnold in particular had an extraordinary run of success, spending many weeks at the top with several of his records, while one of two western swing artists like Bob Wills, Al Dexter and Tex Williams also having some long chart runs, with other big names of the era - Red Foley, Ernest Tubb and the emerging forces of Hank Snow and Hank Williams also featuring. It includes a 10,000-word booklet with notes on every record, and full chart inform

CD reissue of this 1990 from the Canadian death metal band.

Re- of the original classic released in 2006. The album reached #30 in the Media Control Charts, the second highest position in Grave Digger's career so far. It is still one of the strongest albums of the band among fans and critics. For this album Chris Boltendahl was inspired by the book InchFreedom or DeathInch by the Cretan writer Nikos Kazantzakis (Alexis Zorba).InchI don't want to go out on a limb and claim that we are dealing with the best GRAVE DIGGER album ever. But it is close to the classics. It's fucking close.Inch (Stormbringer)InchThe perfect way to start 2006 metal year.Inch (music reviews)InchIn this form, the boys can go on forever!Inch (Rock Hard)