Legendary Bluenotes Featuring Sugarbear - Wait A Minute - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Legendary Bluenotes have teamed up with the iconic Philly soul music producer Butch Ingram in support of the Black Lives Matter movement to the inspiring single InchNever Too Late,Inch to amplify the voices of the righteous protesters in the streets and to stand with them in solidarity - and all others around the world fighting for racial justice and a better world. It's never too late to stand up and be heard. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes were one of the dynamic groups that came out of Gamble and Huff's Sound of Philadelphia and went on to become one of the most popular acts of the 1970s. The Legendary Bluenotes, led by the talented Sugarbear Aikens, and featuring Sonny King, Frankie Lee and newest member Roger Banks, recently came together to continue the long-standing tradition of excellence. Album Tracks 1. Never Too Late 2. Never Too Late (Instrumental)

Jazz trombonist and leader of one of the most popular dance bands of the swing era, Glen Miller was one of the most admired musicians of his time, renowned for some of the classiest, sophisticated dance music in Big Band jazz history. Presented here are some of Miller's most memorable swing era recordings including InchIn the Mood,Inch InchTuxedo Junction,Inch InchSong of the Volga BoatmenInch and InchBegin the Beguine.Inch All selections newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. In the Mood 2. Sunrise Serenade 3. Tuxedo Junction 4. Song of the Volga Boatmen 5. String of Pearls 6. Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me) 7. American Patrol 8. Indian Summer 9. Begin the Beguine 10. Pennsylvania 6-5000

This product is an authorized manufactured on demand CD-R Album Tracks 1. I Just Can't Lose Your Love 2. Tweedly Dum\X96Dum 3. She's Gone to Another 4. What's Left to Give (After Giving It All) 5. Fall in Love All Over 6. Just Can't Leave My Baby 7. I'll Erase Away Your Pain 8. Please Make the Love Go Away 9. Souling with the Whatnauts 10. Dance to the Music 11. Message from a Black Man