Lossless Album - CD Box Set

Product Description
2007 release of a five CD box set featuring a wonderful selection of great songs of love by some of the most popular acts to rise up on the charts. It's just one of a new series of compilations with 100 tracks each that are themed with songs of different musical styles from decades past, fondly remembered by those that lived and loved them...and at a very reasonable price! The tracks on this volume feature such best selling artists as Rick Astley, Gloria Estefan, Bobby Darin, Chicago, The Corrs, Foreigner, Bread, Luther Vandross, The Pointer Sisters, Anita Baker, TLC, Michael McDonald, Otis Redding, Toni Braxton, Andy Williams, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Simply Red, Mary MacGregor and many more! The discs are housed in quality slipcase packaging with embossed cover art. Demon

One of London’s most preeminent indie bands of the ’80s, The House of Love, are partnering with Cherry Red for a 3-disc reissue of their first album.
The House of Love, originally released on Creation Records in 1988 after a clutch of critically-acclaimed singles, will now feature two discs of additional material culled from various singles and compilations, as well as 23 unreleased cuts, including live tracks, demos and alternate mixes.
During their tenure with Creation Records, The House of Love were widely touted to be the next great stadium rock act in England. Creative tensions, however, derailed the group during their major-label move to Fontana – shortly thereafter, the band’s core members, singer Guy Chadwick and guitarist Terry Bickers, had split, with Bickers…

One of London’s most preeminent indie bands of the ’80s, The House of Love, are partnering with Cherry Red for a 3-disc reissue of their first album.
The House of Love, originally released on Creation Records in 1988 after a clutch of critically-acclaimed singles, will now feature two discs of additional material culled from various singles and compilations, as well as 23 unreleased cuts, including live tracks, demos and alternate mixes.
During their tenure with Creation Records, The House of Love were widely touted to be the next great stadium rock act in England. Creative tensions, however, derailed the group during their major-label move to Fontana – shortly thereafter, the band’s core members, singer Guy Chadwick and guitarist Terry Bickers, had split, with Bickers leaving the band midway through a tour – and by 1993 the group was defunct. However, the reconciled Chadwick and Bickers reformed the band some time later, releasing Days Run Away to critical plaudits in 2005 and continuing to write and tour throughout.

Love Deluxe, Sade’s fourth album, was released 20 years ago this week. To say this album is a constant influence to The Rosebuds and the records we’ve made over the years would be an understatement. We’ve always been fans. Ivan’s been covering Sade songs since I’ve known him — he sings them in the house, he sings them while driving, he sings them with or without a guitar in hand, he sings them when he doesn’t even realize he’s singing aloud. It’s the language he hears music in. Ivan spent some time on the North Carolina coast where he set up a small apartment — a surf camp and home studio. He’d gone to the beach to enjoy the off-season isolation, to surf, and to work on some new Rosebuds demos we have. I was delighted when he came back to Brooklyn and presented me with his own fully-tracked version of Love Deluxe. It’s only elements are the instruments Ivan drove down with, and the friends who stopped by to contribute–Rob Lackey, drums; Matt Douglas, Saxophone; Jonathan Yu, keyboards. We set about mixing it right away.

The legacy of Whitney Houston, one of music’s most beloved singers, continues with the November 13 release of I Will Always Love You The Best of Whitney Houston (RCA).
Leading the way is the Clive Davis produced track “I Look To You,” a brand new duet version featuring previously unreleased vocals by Whitney and newly recorded vocals by R. Kelly. Grammy Award winner R. Kelly wrote and produced the original version from Houston’s last studio album of the same name.
“The duet version of �I Look To You’ between Whitney and R. Kelly is purely and simply a knockout. I believe that everyone will remember the first time they heard it and I think a new classic is being born,” states Clive Davis, the album s producer and Chief Creative Officer, Sony Music Entertainment Worldwide.
I Will Always Love You The Best of Whitney Houston will also include “Never Give Up,” another never before released song by Houston; written by Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox and Johnta Austin and produced by Dupri and Cox. Rounding out this first ever single disc greatest hits collection are the original versions of the chart topping, award winning hit songs that solidified Houston as “The Voice,” including “I Will Always Love You,” “Saving All My Love For You,” “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” and more.