A list Hollywood stars perform songs from the Fox musicals between 1936-1938 remastered from studio playback discs sans dialogue etc. First time available and on 2 CDs listen to Judy Garland, Tony Martin, Shirley Temple, Dolores Del Rio, Barbara Stanwyck, Eddie Cantor, Ethel Merman, Betty Grable, Jane Withers etc.

Soft Machine is a journey through time and space and their glorious artistic past, but also through a classy present, with a band that, despite the changes in members, maintains intact that unique style of psychedelic jazz that combines power and subtlety and that is, almost six decades after it's formation, a registered trademark of one of the greatest contemporary instrumental bands. - ROCKAXIS MAGAZINE, CHILE. The very last studio recording of two icons of the British and European jazz and jazzz-rock, drummer John Marshall and bassist Roy Babbington.

United Records was the first successful black-owned record company. Operated by Leonard Allen, tailor, retired policeman and obviously one of exceptionally wide taste in music, the 2 labels (United and States) issued some of the best performances in the jazz, blues, gospel, R&B, Doo Wop, even country between 1951 & '57. Delmark is proud to release this important body of masters including many previously unissued, recorded in studios which pioneered high fidelity recording in the '50s. The United Records Story features many obscure & rare tracks: alternate takes by Jr Wells, Roosevelt Sykes, Jimmy Forrest; rarities by Leo Parker, Grant Jones, Tiny Grimes, The Pastels, Johnny Wicks; and more. 22 tracks(Previously deleted:1/1/11. Original release date:7/20/04)

Della Reese's first recordings, from June 30, 1953, were never issued by United. Jimmy Hamilton Orchestra (mostly from Duke Ellington's Orchestra) accompanies Della on "Yes Indeed, " "Blue And Orange Birds And Silver Bells" (both on a rare out-of-print LP), the unissued "There Will Never Be Another You, " plus an unissued alternate of the title track. Also featured are jazz vocals by Bixie Crawford, Terri Timmons, Betty Mays (with J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding), Helen Fox, Jewel Belle (with Chris Woods), Vanita Smythe, Rena Collins, Debbie Andrews and Helen Thompson. Contains many previously unissed performances.

BOP LIVES / VARIOUS

Various Artists compilation from Pi Recordings, an independent record label dedicated to the work of the innovative.

First 2000 copies include a bonus full-length 4th disc

Former partner of Fred Frith, Michael Mantler and Carla Bley, John Greaves passes without transition from a tribute to Marcel Duchamp to pop song via Irish and brass-band compositions and much more. Features "Solitary," "The World Tonight," "Deck Of The Moon," "Old Antiquity," "Rose c'est La Vie," "Lullaby" and others.

Aranyalbum

A koncert

Nehéz a boldogságtól búcsút venni

A padlás

Zorán (1977-1990)

Homok a szélben

Includes song(s) without words by Felix Mendelssohn. Soloists: Leo Eide, Håkan Sund.