Maroon 5 - Overexposed - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985 is a live album by Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, released in 2001. It features two full sets from the Montreux Jazz Festival, recorded in 1982 and 1985. Stevie Ray Vaughan's 1982 performance at Montreux was one of the most pivotal moments in his career. At that time, he was an unknown Texas blues guitarist trying to make a name for himself. However, the audience, which was expecting a more traditional jazz or fusion act, was not very receptive-many actually booed the band during the set. Despite this, David Bowie and Jackson Browne were in the audience and were impressed by Vaughan's playing. This led to Vaughan playing guitar on Bowie's InchLet's DanceInch album and a recording opportunity with Browne, which helped launch his career. By 1985, Stevie Ray Vaughan was a blues-rock superstar, and his return to Montreux was met with a completely different reaction-this time, he was celebrated and received with standing ovations.

Circus Mind is a New York-based rock outfit and the brainchild of ringleader Mark Rechler. The band is entering their twentieth year and are soon to their third album JOY MACHINE, a fresh explosion of sounds and flavors of the '70s rock era with a modern twist. Like a three-ring circus, the band can slide seamlessly between rock, funk, and swampy N'awlins grooves, all while referencing some of the best bands of that era with infectious hooks that get stuck in your ear hole. JOY MACHINE releases May 21, 2021, and also features Nels Cline, Marc Ribot, Ivan Neville, Walter Wolfman Washington, Scott Metzger, and more. The first JOY MACHINE single InchAre You Ready?Inch features guest guitar phenom Brandon InchTazInch Niederauer and had an official music video .

Ants Ants Ants, who invaded the national family music scene last year with their Inchsmart, catchy kids' popInch album Why Why Why, have just released The Robot EP. The four tracks on The Robot EP shine with the signature harmonic pure-pop sound of Ants Ants Ants. InchRobot Robot,Inch is jingly-jangly, hand-clappy tune asking, InchRobot, can you hear me?Inch It's a poignant refrain for our AI times, with all sorts of techno-buzzy sounds thrown in for fun. InchDance Robot DanceInch imagines an electric boogie robot who's a little weary after Inchdancing all nightInch at the disco. With nods to The Beatles, ELO and Nick Lowe, the dreamy InchRobot SuiteInch continues the wonderment at the inner life of our electronic friend. A InchRobot RepriseInch ends the EP with a clear signal that there's more imaginative fun ahead.