Justin Bieber - My Worlds + Never Say Never - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2010 from the teen sensation, the follow-up to his million + selling 2009 mini-album My World. With his poptastic blend of urban pop, Justin Bieber has exploded as a global new media star, with over 100 Million YouTube video views (the first 10 million of them as an amateur, posting his own renditions of favorite songs by Ne-Yo, Stevie Wonder and Usher). from singing in front of President Obama to shutting down malls with hoards of screaming fans, 2009 introduced the world to it's next pop sensation and in 2010 Justin doesn't plan to slow down. Includes the single 'Baby' (with Ludacris). Album Tracks 1. Baby 2. Somebody to Love 3. Stuck in the Moment 4. U Smile 5. Runaway Love 6. Never Let You Go 7. Overboard 8. Eenie Meenie 9. Up 10. That Should Be Me

2009 debut from the young multi-talented singer, musician and Usher's teen protégé. An old soul is the last thing you would expect to find inside Justin Bieber. But all it takes is one listen to the 15-year-old Soul-singing phenomenon to realize that he is light-years ahead of his manufactured Pop peers. The album features production from The-Dream and Tricky Stewart. The first single, 'One Time,' produced by Tricky, is about one of Justin's favorite topics, puppy love. Usher joins Justin on 'First Dance,' where the two share verses on a song that Bieber describes as 'a slow groovy song that people can dance to.' on the Midi-Mafia-produced 'Down to Earth,' Justin digs deep to talk about growing up. 'Bigger' finds the teenage singer maturing at a steady rate while motivating his listeners to strive for their goals. Album Tracks 1. One Time 2. Favorite Girl 3. Down to Earth 4. Bigger 5. One Less Lonely Girl 6. First Dance 7. Love Me 8. One Less Lonely Girl [Video] [Multimedia] 9. One Time [Video] [Multimedia]

For his fourth Criss Cross leader date, alto saxophonist-composer David Binney convenes his primary New York working quartet of the 2000's (pianist Jacob Sacks, bassist Eivind Opsvik, and drummer Dan Weiss), adds to the mix guitar hero Wayne Krantz, with whom he works frequently in an electronica-oriented group, and augments the proceedings with several appearances by British pianist-composer John Escreet, a frequent partner in recent years. The leader plays with deep emotion and the concision of an old master; it's as strong a date as any in Binney's now sizable discography. Album Tracks 1. Aliso 2. A Day in Music 3. Toy Tune 4. Strata 5. Teru 6. Fuchsia Swing Song 7. Bar Life 8. Think of One 9. Africa