Dorothy Carless - Carless Torch - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

One of Britain's most famous dance band singers during the Thirties and Forties, Dorothy Carless became quite popular in the US and performed at many of the top cabarets around the country throughout the 1950's. Her classic audiophile album recorded in 1956, Mixed Emotions, is a very intimate affair featuring Ms. Carless accompanying herself on piano, with her keyboard skills matching her incredible vocal talent. From the spellbinding InchWhen the Wind Was GreenInch to the rare Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer composition InchFancy Free,Inch this album should be on everyone's list of required late night listening. All selections have been newly re-mastered .

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD set featuring the albums High Stakes And Dangerous Men and Lights Out in Tokyo. UFO's 13th studio album, 1992's High Stakes & Dangerous Men, their first record in ten years to feature bassist and founder member Pete Way. Fronted by Phil Mogg, the only band member to feature in every line-up of UFO's 50 plus year career, the line-up was completed by guitarist Laurence Archer (Grand Slam/Wild Horses/Lautrec) and drummer Clive Edwards (Uli Jon Roth/Wild Horses/Bernie Marsden). Although this was the sole UFO album that the guitarist and drummer would appear on, Archer and Edwards had the musical chops and rock pedigree. Disc Two Lights Out in Tokyo. Recorded on 20th June 1992 at Club Citta in Tokyo, and airing a healthy selection from their latest opus with 'Running Up The Highway', 'Borderline', 'She's The One', 'Back Door Man' and 'One Of Those Nights', the set inevitably includes a host of classics including 'Lights Out', 'Rock Bottom' and 'Doctor Doctor' concluding with 'Shoot Shoot' (originally from UFO's 'Force It' LP) and finishing off with the Eddie Cochran classic, 'C'mon Everybody'.

Vinyl LP pressing.