Charles Kelley - Songs for a New Moon - VINYL LP

With his second solo album, Songs for a New Moon, Charles Kelley begins an age of fearless Inchfresh perspectiveInch - both musically and in life - embracing the rich, hyper-saturated luxury of his beloved '80s pop. With the soft-focus soundscapes and cinematic certainty of an optimistic era, the star celebrates renewed possibility, deciding the time has come to finally ask, InchWhy not?Inch One third of the Grammy winning country trio Lady A and a chart-topping songwriter on his own, Kelley has often stepped outside of his default creative setting... just not this completely. Produced mainly by Sam Ellis and Lindsay Rimes, 16 tracks fully embrace self-realization, with Kelley concerned only for Inchkeeping my authentic voice.Inch He hits that mark with a freeing sense of sonic abandon, ending up with something like yacht rock for the TikTok crowd. The first single InchCan't Lose YouInch is impacting AC radio and received praise from American Songwriter, calling Charles InchOne of country music's most reliable and versatile singers.Inch The album features The Killers' 2012 deep cut InchHere With MeInch - reimagined as an orchestral power ballad, Inchlike Aerosmith in ArmageddonInch - and Cyndi Lauper's immortal InchTime After TimeInch bathes his vocal in a stunning, soft-focus spotlight. Album Tracks 1. Can't Lose You 2. Covering My Tracks 3. Take Back Goodbye 4. Run 5. Can't Be Alone Tonight 6. Here with Me 7. Angel Eyes 8. How Gone 9. Lost and the Lonely 10. Never Let You Go 11. Full Time Fool 12. Photograph 13. Kiss This Thing Goodbye 14. Driving and Listening to Music 15. Time After Time 16. Look What We Did

Sun Kil Moon - Universal Themes [VINYL LP] UK - Import date 08/28/2015

Double vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Chicago-born composer, producer and arranger Charles Stepney is known to some for his work with Earth, Wind & Fire, Deniece Williams, Ramsey Lewis, Rotary Connection, Minnie Riperton, Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, Terry Callier, and many more. In the decades since his untimely death in 1976, the presence of his name in liner notes has become a seal of quality for record collectors, while his sound has been sampled extensively by artists such as Kanye West, A Tribe Called Quest, The Fugees, MF Doom, and Madlib. Step on Step - which comes almost 50 years after Stepney's passing - is the enigmatic producer's eponymous debut album. It's an album full of creative compositional seedlings - originally written, performed, and recorded by Stepney in the basement of his home in Chicago, between the late 1960s and early 1970s, using just primitive drum machines, early-gen Moog synthesizers, pianos, vibraphones, and a few other instrumental accessories.