The Foundations - From The Foundations (Baby Now That I Found You) (Orange Smoke) - VINYL LP

Bobby Forrester was just out of his teens when R&B legend Ruth Brown discovered him playing Hammond organ in a Harlem nightclub and hired him to lead her band - he remained with her for over 25 years. In 2001, the Hammond was making a comeback in N.Y.C. and Forrester was at the forefront of the scene. He hosted a regular Sunday gig at the world famous Smalls nightclub, and this CD was recorded on a particularly heated night at the club. On tenor sax was the great Bubba Brooks, who had spent many years in Bill InchHonky TonkInch Doggett's band. The music swung hard, the ballads seethed with tenderness. Liner notes by multi-Grammy award winner Phil Schaap. Produced by ex-Mink DeVille guitarist and W.C. Handy-nominated producer Louis X. Erlanger.

The Marvelettes was Motown's first successful female singing group and responsible for the company's first #1 hit, InchPlease Mr. PostmanInch. in the late 80's, a reunited version of the group joined British producer Ian Levine's massive Motown reunion Motorcity Records project. This compilation focuses on their most popular tracks recorded for the tag. All tracks have been newly re-mastered.

(2-CD set) These CD's offer you more than 115 minutes of natural recordings made in the jungles of Ceylon, now called Sri Lanka. Jean C. ROCH recorded the first CD entirely in the dry area, from the National Park of Yala in the South as far as that of Wilpattu in the North-West, taking in some of the coastal regions of the East. Anthony WALKER recorded the second CD in the region of Sigiriya, Kandy, Ratnapurna and Sinha raja, the last 3 being in the wet area. These 2 CDs evoque the great natural melodic and rhythmic atmosphere of this large island so close to Southern India.