Razzy Bailey & The Aquarians - Sometimes Late at Night - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

There's nothing like a raw, uncut, true country music gem - and that's exactly what you'll find here. Featuring a mix of upbeat and introspective tracks that his versatility as a singer, songwriter, and performer, on 'Sparks' Razzy Bailey delivers track after track of country blues gold. With his unmistakeable country voice taking centre stage, the supporting musicians bring a hardened, bluesy edge that combine to create a timeless collection of traditional country, blues, and folk songs that include 'Lookin' for a Lovin', 'It Ain't So Bad Bein' Good' and 'I Hate Hate'.

Step back in time and rediscover the golden age of live music at Orlando's very own Church Street Station. Featuring timeless live performances from now legendary musicians including George Jones, Ed Bruce, Lynn Anderson, Rex Allen Jr & Sr and many more, this collection captures the true heart and soul of America's country music legacy. Up next Razzy Bailey hits the stage with a collection of his biggest hits and most well-loved songs including 'Cut From a Different Stone', 'Love's Gonna Fall Here Tonight' and 'What Time Do You Have to Be Back to Heaven?'.

Numbered Limited-Edition 180-gram LP Sourced from Original Master Tapes Foreigner's #1 1981 Album Teems With Hits 'Urgent, Waiting for a Girl Like You, Juke Box Hero' Want to be a juke box hero? Here's your chance. Featuring Mutt Lange's spotless production, contributions from Motown legend Junior Walker and new-wave icon Thomas Dolby, no less than three huge singles, and Foreigner's most economical performances, 4 is classic-rock nirvana, a model of crystalline pop-rock melodies and lighter-flicking balladry. More than six million copies later, the 1981 record is still rightly discussed as a front-to-back masterpiece of precision, power, and economy. It's an album that demands to be experienced in the highest-possible fidelity. Half-speed mastered from the original master tapes, Mobile Fidelity's 180g LP presents 4 in a room-filling, stadium-big sound that simply crushes what's heard on all prior versions. Replete with energetic rockers such as 'Urgent, Night Life,' and 'Woman In Black,' the record benefits from a sonic facelift that opens up the previously compressed dynamics, expands the dimensions of the soundstage, dials in a clear path to the instrumental images, and erases the ceiling that pressed down on Lou Gramm's superhuman vocals. For the first time, Lange's obsessive, detail-oriented production can be enjoyed in all it's splendid glory. Fresh off blockbuster success with AC/DC's Back In Black, Lange uses his magic touch on 4, pairing with guitarist Mick Jones who, armed with the best batch of riffs of his career, shared a the producer's sentiment for discipline, efficiency, and cleanliness. And so, on crisp tunes like 'Break It Up,' pianos and hard-hitting guitars share the same space without ever impinging on one another or overstepping boundaries. The winning formula also propels Top 5 hits like the wildly funky 'Urgent,' sent to new heights by Walker