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Howard Shore (Composer): Edward Ross, Elizabeth Fraser , London Oratory School Schola, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Mabel Faletolu.This nicely packaged box set, spread out over three CDs and a DVD-Audio (which features the score in Surround Sound), contains the complete score for FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, the first film in the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy. Composer Howard Shore's sweepingly epic, award-winning music for the film is presented in its entirety, and the greater scope of the box set, not to mention the stunning sound, reveal the work in its true grandeur. Naturally, Enya's "May It Be" (which was nominated for an Oscar) is here as well, making this a hefty souvenir for enthusiasts of the film.

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Personnel includes: George Strait (vocals, guitar); Frank Sinatra, Hank Thompson (vocals); Steve Gibson, Gregg Galbraith, Steve Chapman, Jimmy Capps, Jerry Shook, Fred Newell, Pete Bordonali (guitar); Mike Daily, John Hughey, Weldon Myrick (steel guitar); Cindy Cashdollar (Hawaiian steel guitar); Johnny Gimble (mandolin, fiddle); Mark O'Connor, Gene Elders, Stuart Duncan, Glen Duncan (fiddle); Jim Horn (alto flute, saxophone); Steve Marsh (saxophone); Floyd Domino, Randy McCormick, Ronnie Huckaby, Bill Miller (piano); Mitch Humphries, Hargus "Pig" Robbins (keyboards); Terry Hale, David Hungate, Leland Sklar, Joe Chemay, Emory Gordy, Jr. (bass); Owen Hale, Larrie Londin (drums).Asleep At The Wheel includes: Ray Benson, Ricky Turpin, Michael Francis, Tim Alexander, Dave Sanger.The Nashville... Less

This Wal-Mart exclusive CD/DVD combo is a teaser for teen country star Taylor Swift's second album, featuring three new songs and three alternate versions of songs from her multi-platinum self-titled 2006 debut: acoustic takes of "Should've Said No" and "Teardrops On My Guitar," and the radio edit of the single "Picture To Burn." In addition, the DVD contains all six of Swift's music videos to date, a 22-minute behind-the-scenes featurette, an extended television interview, and a live performance of "Should've Said No" from the 2008 Academy of Country Music Awards.

Personnel: Ar Rahman (vocals, programming); Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn (vocals); Dominic Miller, Mahesh Tinaikar (acoustic guitar); Mark Jaimes (guitar); Janardhan (sitar); Ganesh (violin); Srinivasalu (santoor); Appa Rao (shehnai); Sara Prosser (oboe); Chris "Snake" Davis (sax); Peter Lockett, Sivamani, Laxmi Narayan, Neelakantan, Veda (percussion); Yak Bondy (programming); Rita Campbell, Deepika Thathal, Joy Rose, Chris Ballin, Sophia Jones, Anuradha, Sujata, Kalyani Menon, Seema, Katy Stephenson, Emma Bigwood, Genna Austreng, Brittaney Love, Georgina Gill, Sujata, Kanchana (background vocals). Producers: Ar Rahman, Kanika Myer Bharat, G. Bharat. Engineers: Paul Wright, Sivakumar, H. Shridhar. Lyricists: Dinesh Kapoor; Tim Kody.Personnel: A.R. Rahman (vocals, programming, background vocals);... Less

British Sea Power: Hamilton (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, bass); Yan (vocals, guitar, piano, organ); Noble (guitar, piano, organ, background vocals); Wood (drums). Personnel: M. J. Noble (guitar, piano, organ, background vocals); M.J. Noble (background vocals).Audio Mixer: Dave Bascombe. Recording information: 2Khz, London, England; Golden Chariot Studios; Mockingbird Studio; Roundhouse. British Sea Power's 2003 debut, THE DECLINE OF BRITISH SEA POWER, is a hard record to pin down. In that sense, they are England's answer to Yo La Tengo, an indie rock band who can frolic in a sea of Sonic Youth-esque punk fuzz on one track, then create the most flutteringly exquisite (and lyrically acrobatic) pop this side of the Smiths' glory years on the next. On "Apologies to Insect Life," the band... Less

Digitally remastered by Bob Norberg (Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood, California).This is part of Capitol Records' Ultra-Lounge series.ULTRA-LOUNG E LEOPARD-SKIN SAMPLER won a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Recording Package. Photographer: Don Miller. Arrangers: B. Miller; J. Davis.

Personnel: Homesick James Williamson, Otis Rush (vocals, guitar); James Cotton (vocals, harmonica); James "Pee Wee" Madison (guitar); Luther Tucker (electric guitar); Robert "Sax" Crowder (alto saxophone); Otis Spann (piano); S.P. Leary, Frank Kirkland (drums).Liner Note Author: Samuel Charters.After his tenure at Chess, Otis Rush signed with Duke Records in Houston, who only released one 45 during his entire five year stay at the label. This Vanguard session from 1966 was his first in several years and finds him in exemplary form. Backed by a tough little club band, Otis' guitar tone is crystal clear and well focused, while his singing is simply superb. With two excellent instrumentals aboard ("Rock" is Otis' version of Earl Hooker's "Universal Rock"), the other big ticket highlight is... Less

Personnel: Neil Young (vocals, guitar).This third release in Neil Young's Archives Performance series presents the entire 1968 Ann Arbor show legendary among Young-o-philes for including the version of "Sugar Mountain" previously released on 1979's DECADE. The revelatory set captures the Canadian troubadour finding his footing as a solo artist after the break-up of Buffalo Springfield and on the eve of his debut. Petrified about not having enough material, Young had to be rallied from his hotel by the club's manager to perform in front of the unexpected capacity crowd.His stage fright quickly gives way to a hilarious persona--sort of a stoner Buddy Hackett--who rambles about popping pills at his old bookstore job, out-of-tune Buffalo Springfield gigs, and his lack of "happy songs." These... Less

Original score by Miles Goodman. All songs written by Paul Williams. Performers include: Michael Caine, Kermit The Frog, Miss Piggy, The Great Gonzo, Rizzo The Rat, Fozzie Bear.Includes a 24-page picture book and Muppet stickers. Personnel: Steve Whitmire, Karen Prell, Meredith Braun, Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, Brian Henson, David Rudman, Peter Becket, Michael Caine, Mike Quinn, Lindsay Benson, Louise Gold, Mae McKenna, Martina McBride, Miriam Stockley, Nick Curtis, Carol Kenyon, Jerry Nelson (vocals).Audio Mixer: Jay Messina. Arrangers: Chris Caswell; David Spinozza; Miles Goodman; Oscar Castro-Neves.The Muppet Christmas Carol movie and soundtrack will inevitably draw comparison to previous Muppet efforts, considering this is the first film since Jim Henson's death. Luckily Paul Williams, the... Less

Illbreak: Eric Hinton (bass guitar, background vocals); Matt Payton (drums); Gareth Asher, Josh Huff.Personnel: Gareth Asher (vocals, acoustic guitar); Josh Huff (guitar).Audio Mixer: Geoff Ott.Recording information: 747 Studios, Memphis, TN; Ottopsy Room, Seattle, WA.Photographer: Fran Strine.

The Lashes (Band): Nate Mooter (vocals, bass instrument); Ben Clark (vocals); Eric Howk, Scotty Rickard (guitar); Jacob Hoffman (keyboards); Mike Loggins (drums).Moving swiftly from an EP on the long-running punk label Lookout to a full-length album for Columbia Records, the Lashes made good on their hot streak with 2006's GET IT. On these 11eminently catchy tracks, the Seattle-based band charges through power-pop/garage-r ock anthems with a swift, streamlined attack, as best revealed on the keyboard-driven "Safe to Say" and the surging "Yesterday Feels Like a Year." The Killers and the Strokes would be proud.

Personnel: Randy Newman (vocals, piano); Steve Donnelly (guitar); Greg Leisz (slide guitar, acoustic slide guitar, pedal steel guitar); Allison Allport (harp); Eun Mee Ahn, Alyssa Park, Irina Voloshina, Anatoly Rosinsky, Katia Popov, Mark Sazer, Helen Nightengale, Lisa M. Sutton, Joel Derouin, Kevin Connolly, Jacqueline Brand, Natalie Leggett, Sara Parkins, Sarah Thornblade, Roger Wilkie, Rafael Rishik, Tereza Stanislav (violin); Steven Gordon, Brian Dembow, Roland Kato, Michael Nowak , Dave Walther, Victoria Miskolszy, Thomas Dienner, Darrin McCann, Shanti Randall, Robert Berg (viola); Dennis Karmazyn, Antony Cooke , Stephen Erdody, Armen Ksadjikian, Andrew Shulman, David Speltz, Cecilia Tsan, Christine Ermacoff (cello); Norda Mullen, Geri Rotella, David Shostac, James Walker (flute);... Less

Full performer name: John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band.Personell: John Cafferty (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Gary Gramolini (guitar); Michael "Tunes" Atunes (saxophone); Bob Cotoia (keyboards); Pat Lupo (bass); Kenny Jo Silva (drums). Engineers: Karl Rassmussen, John Muldowney, Tony Papa.The soundtrack to the sequel for Eddie & the Cruisers follows the basic blueprint of John Cafferty's songs for the first film -- they're all high-energy, pounding three-chord rock & roll, sounding a bit like Bruce Springsteen or Bob Seger. There may not be a song as good as "The Dark Side," but the music is still enjoyable for hardcore fans of the original. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Personnel: Brendan Monaghan (guitar, whistle, pipes, bodhran); Neil Byrne (guitar, background vocals); Ivan Gilliland (electric guitar); Dave Cooke (keyboards); Conor McCreanor (double bass, bass guitar); Declan O'Donoghue (drums, percussion); Mark Wilson (percussion). Recording information: Amberville Studios, County Antrim.Creator: Sharon Browne. Arrangers: Michael Keeney; Phil Coulter.Celtic Thunder's fourth studio album helps further distance the outfit from its traditional roots, swapping out the songs of its homeland for ballads from Neil Diamond and Peter Catera. Like 2009's Take Me Home, 2010's It's Entertainment has little fear of schmaltz, as evidenced by the inclusion of straight-up tear-pleading renditions of funeral hymn/American Idol audition standards like "Amazing Grace"... Less

Albert and Allen Hughes' DEAD PRESIDENTS takes place in the early 1970s, the nation's supposed time of recovery from the social upheaval of the '60s. At the time, musicians-- particularly soul artists--were edgier, more likely to create music that addressed previously ignored societal ills; even the love songs of the era were daring in their structure and sound. The music found on the soundtrack of the gritty film falls directly into the period spanning 1967 to 1974, when R&B was experiencing this radical phase prior to the arrival of disco.The artists the Hughes brothers chose include many trailblazers who took black music to the "next level." Sly & The Family Stone, who check in with "If You Want Me To Stay," were forefathers of funk who fused the positive messages of the love... Less

Personnel: Milton Nascimento (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, piano, background vocals); Stefano Novelli (vocals, piano, organ, acoustic bass, electric bass, percussion); Sirlan (vocals, sound effects, background vocals); Nico Borges, Telo (vocals, background vocals); Clementina de Jesus, Valdie, Malú, Renato (vocals); Nelson Angelo (guitar, acoustic guitar, viola, sound effects); Naná Vasconcelos (berimbau, percussion, sound effects, background vocals); Daudeth de Azevedo (cavaquinho); Nathercia Teixeira (violin, viola); Alberto Arnaud, Aizik Geller, Alfredo Vidal, Jose de Lana, Jerry Milewsky, Alberto Jaffe, Giancarlos Spala Pareschi (violin); Arlindo Penteado, Murillo Loures (viola); Peter Dauelsberg, Alceu de Almeida Reis (cello); Jorge Ferreira da Silva, Copinha (flute); Paulo Moura... Less

Recording information: Chartmaker Studio, Malibu, CA; The Newman Scoring Stage.Dream with Me, the long awaited full-length (non-seasonal) debut from "then" ten-year-old soprano Jackie Evancho, was produced by David Foster and comes stocked with all of the arias, show tunes, and pop classics one has come to expect from classically trained phenoms like Evancho, Charlotte Church, and Josh Groban. As far as classical-pop crossover collections go, Dream with Me hits all of the right notes, though there are few surprises or big moments to be found. Opening with an age-appropriate, sweetly sung rendition of "When You Wish Upon A Star," the collection offers up duets with Barbara Streisand ("Somewhere") and Susan Boyle ("A Mother's Prayer"), a lovely cover of Sarah McLachlan's "Angel," a pair of... Less

Personnel includes: Louis Armstrong, The Esquire All-Americans. Producer: Hank Hoffman. Compilation Producer: Steven Gates.Recorded between 1932 and 1970. Includes liner notes by Stephanie L. Stein.Liner Note Author: Stephanie L. Stein.Recording information: Camden, NJ (01/26/1933- 05/29/1970); Chicago, IL (01/26/1933- 05/29/1970); Los Angeles, CA (01/26/1933- 05/29/1970); New York, NY (01/26/1933- 05/29/1970); Town Hall, New York, NY (01/26/1933- 05/29/1970). Illustrator: Al Hirschfeld.More Greatest Hits contains 18 well-known selections from Louis Armstrong's recordings for RCA Victor, including "Boy from New Orleans," "I've Got the World on a String," "High Society," "When You're Smiling," "Pennies from Heaven" and "Please Stop Playin' Those Blues, Boy." It's certainly nothing close to... Less

Nora: Matt Haick, Carl Severson, Spliedt, Chris Ross, Portland. Recorded at Trax East Studios, South River, New Jersey.

En Vogue: Terry Ellis, Maxine Jones, Cindy Herron Braggs, Dawn Robinson (vocals). Additional personnel includes: Salt-N-Pepa (vocals); Dean Parks (acoustic guitar); Jinx Jones, James Early (guitar, bass); Bernard Grobman, James Gardner, Michael Thompson (guitar); Les Harris, Grover Washington Jr., Jeffrey McCormick (saxophone); Tony George (trumpet); Chris Mondt (trombone); Denzil Foster, Thomas McElroy (keyboards, drum programming); David Foster (keyboards); Babyface (Fender Rhodes piano, synthesizers, drum programming); Dominick Maybank (bass); Michael Fellows, Michael Allen (drums); John Bendich, Juan Escovedo, Peter Michael (percussion); Simon Franglen (synclavier programming); 3 Feet (background vocals). Producers: Thomas McElroy, Denzil Foster, Dave Crawford, Babyface. Engineers... Less

Personnel: Juliana Hatfield (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Mikey Welsh (bass); Todd Philips (drums, percussion). Recorded at Sound Station Seven, Providence, Rhode Island. Personnel: Juliana Hatfield (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Todd Philips (drums, percussion). Recording information: Sound Station Seven, Providence, RI (03/09/1998- 03/15/1998). Photographer: Jim Goldberg.As Hatfield's first release on the Zoe label, BED is another gladly received offering of her special brand of brat-pop/rock. While the front and back photos show our songstress looking a tad bit aged and strung out, her voice continues to have the soft-yet-salty appeal of a 14-year-old Massachussetts chick gone wonderfully rotten.The production stays fairly no-nonsense here, with Juliana's power chords and minimalist... Less

Personnel includes: Rich Mullins (vocals, hammered dulcimer, piano); Rick Elias (high-string acoustic, acoustic & electric guitars, guitar); Jimmy A (acoustic guitar, guitar, bass); Billy Crockett (acoustic guitar, guitar); Phil Madeira (electric guitar, background vocals); Jerry McPherson, David Cleveland, Kenny Greenberg, Tom Hemby (guitar); Sam Levine (recorder); Bill Sinclair (harmonica); Reed Arvin (piano, Synclavier, keyboards, hand claps, finger snaps, foot steps); Michael W. Smith (piano); Lee Lundgren (Hammond B-3 organ, organ, squeezebox, hooter); Blaire Masters (keyboards); Mark Hill, Gary Lunn, Danny O'Lannerghty, Jimmy Lee Sloas (bass); Aaron Smith (drums, background vocals); Chris McHugh, Keith Edwards, Steve Brewster, Paul Leim (drums); Eric Darken, Tim Marsh (percussion)... Less

Pink Floyd: David Gilmour (vocals, guitar); Richard Wright (vocals, keyboards, VCS3 syntheszier); Roger Waters (vocals, bass); Nick Mason (drums). Additional personnel: Roy Harper (vocals); Dick Parry (saxophone); Venetta Fields, Carlena Williams (background vocals).Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, England from January-July 1975.Digitally remastered by Doug Sax (The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles, California). Personnel: David Gilmour, Roger Waters (vocals, guitar); Richard Wright (vocals, keyboards); Venetta Fields, Carlena Williams (vocals, background vocals); Roy Harper (vocals); Dick Parry (saxophone); Nick Mason (drums). Recording information: EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, England (01/1975- 07/1975). Illustrator: George Hardie. Photographer: Hipgnosis. Unknown Contributor Roles:... Less

The Rolling Stones: Keith Richards (vocals, guitar); Mick Jagger (vocals); Brian Jones (guitar); Bill Wyman (bass); Charlie Watts (drums).Recorded in 1966.Once known as hard-core blues/R&B traditionalists, the Stones plunged deeper into the waters of original songwriting on BETWEEN THE BUTTONS, leading to a golden age of classic albums including LET IT BLEED, BEGGAR'S BANQUET, and EXILE ON MAIN STREET. In addition to scoring a double-sided smash-hit single in "Let's Spend The Night Together" backed with the baroque-pop "Ruby Tuesday," BUTTONS was also the last album produced by then- manager/svengali Andrew Loog Oldham. More importantly, the obscure songs on this tight package show the Stones coming into their own as composers. Between the ornate orchestrations of the aforementioned "Ruby... Less

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Additional personnel: Ernie Saunders (conductor); Rev. Clarance Blair (MC); Issac Phillips (guitar); Willis Hickerson, Zachary Williams (organ, keyboards); Ron Burrell (bass); Howard Kennedy (drums, percussion). Producers: Howard Kennedy, Rev. Christopher Squire.HOSANNA! AND THEY SANG THE WORD was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Gospel Choir Or Chorus Album.Personnel: Maurette Brown Clark (vocals); Isaac Phillips (guitar); Willis Hickerson (organ, keyboards); Ron Burrell (bass guitar); Howard Kennedy (drums).Audio Mixers: Al Alberts, Jr.; Howard Kennedy; Willis Hickerson. Recording information: Chester High School.Editors: Al Alberts, Jr.; Willis Hickerson.Slick (in the good sense) contemporary gospel by an extremely versatile choral group that makes particularly good use of... Less

Personnel: Jeff Buckley (vocals, guitar, harmonium, organ, dulcimer, tabla); Gary Lucas, Michael Tighe (guitar); Loris Holland (organ); Matt Johnson (vibraphone, drums, percussion); Mick Grondahl (bass); Misha Masud (tabla). Personnel: Jeff Buckley (guitar, dulcimer, harmonica, harmonium, organ, tabla); Gary Lucas , Michael Tighe (guitar); Karl Berger (strings); Loris Holland (organ); Matt Johnson (vibraphone, drums, percussion); Misha Masud (tabla).Audio Mixer: Andy Wallace. Photographers: David Gahr; Merri Cyr.

Personnel includes: Tyler Hilton (vocals, acoustic guitar). Producers: Geza X, Scott Patrick Austin, Paul Fox, Rick Parker.Audio Mixers: Chris Lord-Alge; Tom Lord-Alge. Photographer: Todd Weaver.

Mr. Bungle: Mike Patton, Trey Spruance, Bar McKinnon, Trevor Dunn, Danny Heifetz. Additional personnel: David Phillips (pedal steel guitar); Ben Barnes, Eyvind Kang, Carla Kihlstedt (violin, viola); Sam Bass, Marika Hughes (cello); Bill Banovetz (English horn); Michael Peloquin (harmonica); Henri Duscharme (accordion); Timb Harris (trumpet); Larry Ragent (French horn); Aaron Seeman (piano); Jay Steebley (cymbalom); William Winant (bass drum, tympani, tam tam).Recorded at Coast Recorders, Division Hi-Fi, Forking Paths Studio and Different Fur, San Francisco, California. Personnel: Mike Patton (vocals); Eyvind Kang, Ben Barnes, Carla Kihlstedt (violin, viola); Sam D. Bass, Marika Hughes (cello); Michael Peloquin (harmonica); Henri Duscharme (accordion); Bill Banovetz (English horn, horns);... Less