Pop Vocals

At last, the definitive Jacques Brel "best-of," 40 tracks including 20 appearing for the first time on CD from the legendary French singer/songwriter! Includes Le Moribond (the source for Rod McKuen's Seasons in the Sun, later recorded by Terry Jacks);...

At last, a collection befitting one of America's greatest singer/songwriters (and co-founder of Capitol Records to boot)! These 52 tracks offer a fine blend of commercial recordings and rare/unreleased radio broadcasts, packaged with a booklet containing...

At 83, Barbara Cook shows no signs of slowing. This album finds her tackling new-to-her jazz standards with surprisingly good jazz phrasing and scatting. Recorded live during a 2-week engagement, Barbara is still clearly on top of her game.1. Are You...

Asian pressing. 17-track live album. Sony. 2005.1. D'allemagne 2. Ceux Qui N'ont Rien 3. O Sont Les Hommes 4. La Nuit Est Mauve 5. Il Me Dit Que Je Suis Belle 6. Je Voudrais la Connatre 7. Des Regrets 8. Une Fille de L'est 9. Une Dernire Semaine New York...

Asian exclusive release for the Swedish a cappella quintet. 16 tracks including, 'Chili Con Carne' (new version), 'Vem Kan Segla Forutan Vind' (with Toots Thielman's), 'Splanky' (live) & a cover of the ABBA classic, 'Dancing Queen' (w/ Frida of Abba)...

As just a child at the dawn of talking pictures, Judy Garland was destined for greatness as a singer and actress. Her rendition of "Over the Rainbow" at the tender age of 17 in 1939 is considered by many to be the seminal recording of the 20th century,...

As its title suggests, Encore, John Gary's second RCA album, was a deliberate follow-up to Catch a Rising Star, as it was released only four months after his first album, while that LP was still high in the charts. And it succeeded in that regard,...

As a member of Blue, Lee Ryan was a part of one of the biggest acts of his era. His solo debut single 'Army of Lovers' is a good indication of the stripped-back sound of his first self-titled album. Eschewing easy U.S. R&B references for more classic...

Arrangements of Hubert Arnold-keyboards, with Loonis McGlohan-piano, Sam Wilhoit-reeds & fl, Ernie Carson-cornet, Jerry Byrd-guitar, Terry Lassiter-bass, Bill Stowe-drums, Luis Stefanell-percussion.1. You'd Better Love Me 2. The Gentleman Is a Dope 3...

'Are We There Yet?' is the new, long awaited album from Rick Astley via BMG. His ninth studio album overall, it's the third in a row of which Astley has written, recorded, played and produced himself at his home studio in London. Featuring the single...

Archive collection. The only artist to ever achieve #1 albums in six consecutives decades, Barbra Streisand's Release Me 2 is yet another musical gem in her unparalleled career. The follow-up to her acclaimed 2012 album, Release Me, this new collection...

Archive collection. Lotte Lenya was an Austrian singer and actress. She had a role in the Bertolt Brecht/Kurt Weill theatre play called The Three Penny Opera and the sung ballet 'The Seven Deadly Sins'. In 1935, she moved with her husband Kurt Weill to...