Bryan Ferry - Olympia - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Japanese 3 SHM-CD edition of We Gotta Groove The Brother Studio Years offers a richly detailed look into The Beach Boys' 1974-1977 studio era, gathering 73 tracks that highlight Brian Wilson's remarkable creative resurgence following the success of Endless Summer and his return to full-time studio work. Featuring 35 previously unreleased recordings and 22 new mixes, the set traces the evolution from the eccentric brilliance of Love You-presented here with newly remastered audio and abundant outtakes-to the long mythologized Adult/Child sessions, finally given an official with improved sound and rare material that deepens appreciation for Brian's bold, synth-heavy songwriting experiments. The collection also revisits sessions for 15 Big Ones, offering alternate mixes, backing tracks, and demos that reveal the band's shifting dynamics as Carl and Dennis pursued increasingly sophisticated material while the tag pushed for Brian's commercial return. Throughout, the music captures a period of raw vulnerability, quirky invention, and unexpected melodic power, with highlights such as InchIt's Over NowInch and InchStill I Dream of ItInch standing alongside fascinating session material and the set's namesake track. Issued exclusively in Japan in SHM CD , this edition includes Japanese translations of the liner notes and lyrics, making it an essential deep dive for fans drawn to one of the most unusual and creatively dynamic chapters in The Beach Boys' history. Album Tracks 1. Let Us Go on This Way - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 2. Roller Skating Child - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 3. Mona - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 4. Johnny Carson - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 5. Good Time - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 6. Honkin' Down the Highway - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 7. Ding Dang - CD1 Love You Album (1977 Mix) 8. Solar System - CD1 L

Vinyl LP pressing. Naïve was originally released in 2019 and is the fourth album from pop singer/songwriter Andy Grammer. Now for the first time on vinyl, it features singles InchBe My Own HeroInch and InchDon't Give Up on MeInch (From the film InchFive Feet ApartInch). Album Tracks 1. My Own Hero 2. I Found You 3. Some Girl 4. Wish You Pain 5. Don't Give Up on Me (From InchFive Feet ApartInch) 6. She'd Say (With Ladysmith Black Mambazo) 1. I Am Yours 2. Spotlight (Feat. Andy Mineo & Swoope) 3. First Time 4. Stay There 5. Born for This 6. Best of You 7. Naive

THE COMPLETE ALBUM + 1 BONUS TRACK - 180-GRAM CRYSTAL CLEAR VINYL - LIMITED EDITION. Time Out was an unusual album from the start, as it featured unusual time signatures on all of it's tracks. While most tunes in occidental popular music are in 4/4, alternating with the 3/4 waltz form here and there, Time Out was devoted to rhythms that had never been previously heard in jazz. It took Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond, and all of the members of the group by surprise when such an experimental LP became an absolute hit. Most of the songs were composed by Brubeck himself. However, InchTake FiveInch was a Paul Desmond composition and it would become the quartet's most celebrated tune Album Tracks 1. Blue Rondo À la Turk 6 46 2. Strange Meadow Lark 7 24 3. Take Five 5 27 4. Three to Get Ready 5 26 5. Kathy's Waltz 4 51 6. Everybody's Jumpin' 4 25 7. Pick Up Sticks 4 17 8. Audrey 3 36*