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Now That’s What I Call Music 11-20

tommygunzz — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 03:11:19 +0000

11-1
1. Pet Shop Boys – Always On My Mind (3:55)
2. Belinda Carlisle – Heaven Is A Place On Earth (4:04)
3. Billy Ocean – Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car (4:44)
4. Jermaine Stewart – Say It Again (4:06)
5. Eddy Grant – Gimme Hope Jo’Anna (4:01)
6. Eddie Cochran – C’Mon Everybody (1:55)
7. Morrissey – Suedehead (3:54)
8. Elton John – Candle In The Wind (3:50)
9. Wet Wet Wet – Angel Eyes (Home & Away) (4:31)
10. Johnny Hates Jazz – Turn Back The Clock (4:21)
11. T’Pau – Valentine (3:56)
12. Billy Idol – Hot In The City (4:25)
13. Sinead O’Connor – Mandinka (3:47)
14. The Mission – Tower Of Strength (4:34)
15. Whitesnake – Give Me All Your Love (3:14)

11-2
1. Kylie Minogue – I Should Be So Lucky (3:25)
2. Mel & Kim – That’s The Way It Is (3:23)
3. Joyce Sims – Come Into My Life (Radio) (3:47)
4. Jellybean Featuring Elisa Fiorillo – Who Found Who (3:43)
5. Bananarama – I Can’t Help It (3:36)
6. Dollar – Oh L’Amour (3:02)
7. Vanessa Paradis – Joe Le Taxi (3:52)
8. Morris Minor & The Majors – Stutter Rap (No Sleep ‘Til Bedtime) (3:47)
9. Bomb The Bass – Beat Dis (3:24)
10. Coldcut Feat. Yazz & The Plastic Population – Doctorin’ The House (3:47)
11. Krush – House Arrest (3:37)
12. Jack ‘N’ Chill – The Jack That House Build (3:51)
13. Beatmasters Featuring The Cookie Crew – Rok Da House (3:11)
14. Two Men A Drum Machine And A Trumpet – I’m Tired Of Getting Pushed Around (3:51)
15. Climie Fisher – Rise To The Occasion (4:14)

12-1
1. Wet Wet Wet – With A Little Help From My Friends (2:39)
2. Belinda Carlisle – Circle In The Sand (3:41)
3. Maxi Priest – Wild World (3:35)
4. Aswad – Give A Little Love (3:55)
5. Climie Fisher – Love Changes (Everything) (4:30)
6. Elton John – I Don’t Wanna Go On With You Like That (4:33)
7. Scritti Politti – Oh Patti (Don’t Feel Sorry For Loverboy) (4:22)
8. Phil Collins – In The Air Tonight (’88 Remix) (5:08)
9. Hothouse Flowers – Don’t Go (3:30)
10. Morrissey – Everyday Is Like Sunday (3:35)
11. Danny Wilson – Mary’s Prayer (3:49)
12. Johnny Hates Jazz – Heart Of Gold (3:25)
13. Voice Of The Beehive – Don’t Call Me Baby (3:04)
14. Iron Maiden – Can I Play With Madness (3:32)
15. Heart – These Dreams (3:47)
16. T’Pau – I Will Be With You (4:03)

12-2
1. The Timelords – Doctorin’ The Tardis (3:37)
2. Sabrina – Boys (Summertime Love) (3:55)
3. Bananarama – I Want You Back (3:47)
4. Tiffany – I Think We’re Alone Now (3:48)
5. Hazel Dean – Who’s Leaving Who (3:45)
6. The Communards – There’s More To Love (3:50)
7. Jermaine Stewart – Get Lucky (3:45)
8. Glen Medeiros – Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love For You (3:48)
9. S-express – Theme From S-express (3:56)
10. Salt ‘N’ Pepa – Push It (3:29)
11. Derek B – Bad Young Brother (3:48)
12. James Brown – The Payback Mix (Part One) (3:35)
13. Rose Royce – Car Wash (3:25)
14. Natalie Cole – Pink Cadilllac (4:16)
15. Jellybean Feat. Adele Bertei – Just A Mirage (3:54)
16. Will Downing – A Love Supreme (Radio Mix) (3:55)

13-1
1. Yazz And The Plastic Population – The Only Way Is Up (4:05)
2. Womack And Womack – Teardrops (3:54)
3. Erasure – A Little Respect (3:32)
4. The Christians – Harvest For The World (4:00)
5. Hue And Cry – Ordinary Angel (4:12)
6. UB40 With Chrissie Hynde – Breakfast In Bed (3:18)
7. Robert Palmer – She Makes My Day (4:22)
8. Breathe – Hands To Heaven (4:21)
9. Phil Collins – A Groovy Kind Of Love (3:32)
10. Bobby McFerrin – Don’t Worry, Be Happy (3:56)
11. Art Of Noise Featuring Tom Jones – Kiss (4:11)
12. Bryan Ferry – Let’s Stick Together (2:58)
13. Kim Wilde – You Came (3:32)
14. Bomb The Bass – Don’t Make Me Wait (3:48)
15. Brother Beyond – The Harder I Try (3:29)
16. The Hollies – He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (4:17)

13-2
1. Fat Boys & Chubby Checker – The Twist (Yo, Twist) (4:09)
2. Wee Papa Girl Rappers – Wee Rule (3:33)
3. Salt ‘N’ Pepa – Twist And Shout (3:48)
4. Yello – The Race (3:21)
5. Inner City (Feat Kevin Saunderson) – Big Fun (3:25)
6. D-Mob (Featuring Gary Haisman) – We Call It Acieed (3:20)
7. The Beatmasters With P.P. Arnold – Burn It Up (3:26)
8. Milli Vanilli – Girl You Know It’s True (4:16)
9. Level 42 – Heaven In My Hands (4:10)
10. Jane Wiedlin – Rush Hour (4:03)
11. The Proclaimers – I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) (3:38)
12. T’Pau – Secret Garden (4:07)
13. Transvision Vamp – I Want Your Love (3:20)
14. Duran Duran – I Don’t Want Your Love (3:50)
15. The Human League – Love Is All That Matters (4:08)
16. All About Eve – Martha’s Harbour (3:10)

14-1
1. Marc Almond Featuring Gene Pitney – Something’s Gotten Hold Of My Heart (4:38)
2. Phil Collins – Two Hearts (3:24)
3. Erasure – Stop! (2:47)
4. Bananarama & Lananeeneenoonoo – Help (3:01)
5. Hue And Cry – Looking For Linda (3:49)
6. Yazz – Fine Time (4:40)
7. Kim Wilde – Four Letter Word (3:59)
8. Sam Brown – Stop (3:59)
9. Roy Orbison – You Got It (3:29)
10. Fine Young Cannibals – She Drives Me Crazy (3:36)
11. INXS – Need You Tonight (3:02)
12. Status Quo – Burning Bridges (On And Off And On Again) (3:52)
13. Then Jerico – Big Area (4:46)
14. Morrissey – The Last Of The Famous International Playboys (3:33)
15. Poison – Every Rose Has Its Thorn (4:21)
16. Simple Minds – Belfast Child (6:43)

14-2
1. Neneh Cherry – Buffalo Stance (4:04)
2. Inner City – Good Life (3:59)
3. S’xpress – Hey Music Lover (3:49)
4. Living In A Box – Blow The House Down (4:16)
5. The Style Council – Promised Land (2:51)
6. Adeva – Respect (4:05)
7. Tone Loc – Wild Thing (4:25)
8. Natalie Cole – I Live For Your Love (4:26)
9. Robin Beck – The First Time (3:16)
10. Paula Abdul – Straight Up (3:48)
11. Samantha Fox – I Only Wanna Be With You (2:43)
12. Brother Beyond – Be My Twin (3:30)
13. Climie Fisher – Love Like A River (4:47)
14. Duran Duran – All She Wants Is (4:24)
15. Level 42 – Tracie (4:51)
16. Michael Ball – Love Changes Everything (3:31)

15-1
1. Queen – I Want It All (4:01)
2. Simple Minds – Kick It In (4:23)
3. Fine Young Cannibals – Good Thing (3:24)
4. Holly Johnson – Americanos (3:34)
5. Transvision Vamp – Baby I Don’t Care (3:41)
6. INXS – Mystify (3:17)
7. Roxette – The Look (3:49)
8. Stevie Nicks – Rooms On Fire (4:39)
9. Paul McCartney – My Brave Face (3:18)
10. Gerry Marsden & Paul McCartney & Holly Johnson And The Christians – Ferry ‘Cross The Mersey (4:00)
11. The Beautiful South – Song For Whoever (4:02)
12. Kirsty MacColl – Days (2:59)
13. Danny Wilson – The Second Summer Of Love (2:45)
14. Waterfront – Cry (3:54)
15. Hue And Cry – Violently (4:07)
16. Cliff Richard – The Best Of Me (4:11)

15-2
1. Soul II Soul Featuring Caron Wheeler – Back To Life (However Do You Want Me) (3:44)
2. Neneh Cherry – Manchild (3:50)
3. Bobby Brown – Every Little Step (3:57)
4. Inner City – Do You Love What You Feel (5:05)
5. D-Mob Featuring LRS – Its Time To Get Funky (3:31)
6. Donna Allen – Joy And Pain (4:54)
7. Gladys Knight – Licence To Kill (5:14)
8. Natalie Cole – Miss You Like Crazy (3:50)
9. Pet Shop Boys – It’s Alright (4:20)
10. Jive Bunny And The Mastermixers – Swing The Mood (4:04)
11. Swing Out Sister – You On My Mind (3:30)
12. Bananarama – Cruel Summer ’89 (3:29)
13. De La Soul – Say No Go (4:18)
14. Norman Cook & MC Wildski – Blame It On The Bassline (5:16)
15. Double Trouble And The Rebel MC – Just Keep Rockin’ (3:17)
16. The Cure – Lullaby (4:09)

16-1
1. Tears For Fears – Sowing The Seeds Of Love (5:40)
2. Belinda Carlisle – Leave A Light On (4:14)
3. Erasure – Drama! (4:06)
4. Deborah Harry – I Want That Man (3:40)
5. Sydney Youngblood – If Only I Could (3:29)
6. Curiosity Killed The Cat – Name And Number (4:02)
7. Beautiful South – You Keep It All In (2:52)
8. Wet Wet Wet – Sweet Surrender (4:23)
9. Queen – Breakthru (4:07)
10. Tina Turner – The Best (4:09)
11. Transvision Vamp – Born To Be Sold (3:43)
12. Wendy And Lisa – Waterfall ’89 (4:16)
13. Kate Bush – The Sensual World (3:55)
14. Fine Young Cannibals – I’m Not The Man I Used To Be (4:19)
15. Then Jerico – Sugar Box (3:42)
16. Living In A Box – Room In Your Heart (4:35)
17. Richard Marx – Right Here Waiting (4:06)

16-2
1. Milli Vanilli – Girl I’m Gonna Miss You (4:24)
2. Rebel MC And Double Trouble – Street Tuff (3:29)
3. Bobby Brown – On Our Own (4:13)
4. Technotronic Featuring Felly – Pump Up The Jam (3:39)
5. Lil Louis – French Kiss (4:13)
6. Adeva – I Thank You (3:14)
7. D-Mob Introducing Cathy Dennis – C’Mon And Get My Love (3:48)
8. De La Soul – Eye Know (3:58)
9. Inner City – Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin’ (4:13)
10. Big Fun – Can’t Shake The Feeling (3:35)
11. Cliff Richard – I Just Don’t Have The Heart (3:23)
12. Jimmy Somerville Featuring June Miles Kingston – Comment Te Dire Adieu (3:34)
13. Brother Beyond – Drive On (4:05)
14. Shakespear’s Sister – You’re History (4:28)
15. Oh Well – Oh Well (3:15)
16. Neneh Cherry – Kisses On The Wind (3:38)
17. Redhead Kingpin & The FBI – Do The Right Thing (4:02)
18. Fresh 4 Featuring Lizz E – Wishing On A Star (3:45)

17-1
1. Erasure – Blue Savannah (4:20)
2. The Rebel MC – Better World (3:40)
3. Paula Abdul – Opposites Attract (3:46)
4. Beats International Feat Lindy – Dub Be Good To Me (4:01)
5. UB40 – Kingston Town (3:47)
6. Candy Flip – Strawberry Fields Forever (4:08)
7. Tina Turner – I Don’t Wanna Lose You (4:19)
8. Phil Collins – I Wish It Would Rain Down (5:29)
9. Happy Mondays – Step On (4:20)
10. Primal Scream – Loaded (4:22)
11. Depeche Mode – Enjoy The Silence (4:15)
12. Jesus Jones – Real Real Real (3:07)
13. Inspiral Carpets – This Is How It Feels (3:12)
14. The House Of Love – Shine On (4:02)
15. Faith No More – From Out Of Nowhere (3:22)
16. The Quireboys – Hey You (3:18)

17-2
1. Technotronic Feat MC Eric – This Beat Is Technotronic (3:40)
2. Lonnie Gordon – Happenin’ All Over Again (3:18)
3. 49ers – Don’t You Love Me (3:13)
4. Jimmy Somerville – Read My Lips (Enough Is Enough) (4:48)
5. Cliff Richard – Stronger Than That (3:59)
6. Jam Tronik – Another Day In Paradise (3:45)
7. JT And The Big Family – Moments In Soul (4:03)
8. Mantronix Feat Wondress – Got To Have Your Love (4:07)
9. Bizz Nizz – Don’t Miss The Partyline (3:48)
10. E-Zee Posse Feat MC Kinky – Everything Starts With An ‘E’ (3:37)
11. D-Mob Feat Nuff Juice – Put Your Hands Together (3:54)
12. Adamski – Killer (4:13)
13. Orbital – Chime (3:14)
14. Tongue ‘n’ Cheek – Tomorrow (4:08)
15. Electribe 101 – Talking With Myself (3:37)
16. Sydney Youngblood – I’d Rather Go Blind (3:57)

18-1
1. The Beautiful South – A Little Time (2:59)
2. The Steve Miller Band – The Joker (3:35)
3. Elton John – Sacrifice (5:04)
4. Roxette – It Must Have Been Love (3:51)
5. Phil Collins – Something Happened On The Way To Heaven (4:51)
6. Wilson Phillips – Hold On (3:37)
7. Sinead O’Connor – Nothing Compares 2 U (5:03)
8. Righteous Brothers – Unchained Melody (3:38)
9. Belinda Carlisle – (We Want) The Same Thing (4:14)
10. Status Quo – Anniversary Waltz (Part 1) (5:02)
11. INXS – Suicide Blonde (3:50)
12. Public Image Ltd – Don’t Ask Me (3:43)
13. Talk Talk – It’s My Life (3:54)
14. The La’s – There She Goes (2:41)
15. Tina Turner – Be Tender With Me Baby (4:16)
16. Robert Palmer & UB40 – I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (3:21)

18-2
1. Pet Shop Boys – So Hard (4:00)
2. Bass-O-Matic – Fascinating Rhythm (3:47)
3. Soul II Soul (Vocal: Kym Mazelle) – Missing You (5:25)
4. DNA Feat Suzanne Vega – Tom’s Diner (3:48)
5. Sting – An Englishman In New York (4:30)
6. Cure – Close To Me (4:20)
7. Neneh Cherry – I’ve Got You Under My Skin (4:58)
8. Blue Pearl – Little Brother (4:10)
9. Kylie Minogue – Step Back In Time (3:05)
10. Kim Appleby – Don’t Worry (3:30)
11. Technotronic – Megamix (7:17)
12. Bombalurina – Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini (3:37)
13. Betty Boo – Where Are You Baby (4:15)
14. Adventures Of Stevie V – Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (4:00)
15. MC Hammer – Have You Seen Her (4:41)
16. Jimmy Somerville – To Love Somebody (4:13)

19-1
1. The Clash – Should I Stay Or Should I Go (3:09)
2. Scritti Politti (Featuring Shabba Ranks) – She’s A Woman (3:29)
3. The Source Featuring Candi Staton – You Got The Love (4:00)
4. The KLF Featuring The Children Of The Revolution – 3AM Eternal (3:40)
5. C&C Music Factory – Gonna Make You Sweat (4:09)
6. Nomad Featuring M.C. Mikee Freedom – (I Wanna Give You) Devotion (4:09)
7. EMF – I Believe (3:18)
8. 808 State – In Yer Face (3:56)
9. Massive – Unfinished Symphony (5:06)
10. MC Hammer – Pray (4:11)
11. Kim Appleby – G.L.A.D. (3:06)
12. Kylie Minogue – What Do I Have To Do (3:36)
13. Hale & Pace And The Stonkers – The Stonk (3:47)
14. 2 In A Room – Wiggle It (3:59)
15. Vanilla Ice – Play That Funky Music (3:24)
16. Jesus Loves You – Bow Down Mister (3:46)
17. Enigma – Sadness Part 1 (4:17)
18. Praise – Only You (4:40)

19-2
1. Oleta Adams – Get Here (4:37)
2. Rick Astley – Cry For Help (4:19)
3. Robert Palmer – Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You (4:52)
4. Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes – (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life (4:49)
5. The Righteous Brothers – You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ (3:41)
6. Seal – Crazy (4:30)
7. Banderas – This Is Your Life (4:32)
8. Stevie B – Because I Love You (The Postman Song) (4:23)
9. Chris Rea – Auberge (4:44)
10. Chris Isaak – Blue Hotel (3:14)
11. Free – All Right Now (4:19)
12. INXS – Disappear (4:09)
13. Belinda Carlisle – Summer Rain (4:11)
14. The Railway Children – Every Beat Of The Heart (4:07)
15. Thunder – Love Walked In (3:50)
16. Queen – Innuendo (6:33)

20-1
1. Vic Reeves & The Wonderstuff – Dizzy (3:20)
2. Belinda Carlisle – Live Your Life Be Free (4:21)
3. U2 – The Fly (4:29)
4. Pet Shop Boys – Where The Streets Have No Name (Can’t Take My Eyes Off You) (4:31)
5. Erasure – Love To Hate You (3:56)
6. O.M.D – Sailing On The Seven Seas (3:44)
7. Simply Red – Something Got Me Started (3:58)
8. Lisa Stansfield – Change (4:16)
9. Zoe – Sunshine On A Rainy Day (3:58)
10. Salt ‘N’ Pepa – Let’s Talk About Sex (3:31)
11. Color Me Badd – I Wanna Sex You Up (4:04)
12. Kenny Thomas – Best Of You (3:43)
13. Prince And The New Power Generation – Gett Off (3:59)
14. Rozalla – Faith (In The Power Of Love) (3:52)
15. 2 Unlimited – Get Ready For This (2:52)
16. Moby – Go (3:36)
17. The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu – It’s Grim Up North (Part 1) (4:00)
18. PM Dawn – Set Adrift On Memory Bliss (3:56)

20-2
1. Paul Young – Don’t Dream It’s Over (3:58)
2. Enya – Caribbean Blue (3:41)
3. Julian Lennon – Saltwater (3:45)
4. Paula Abdul – Rush Rush (4:53)
5. Jason Donovan – Any Dream Will Do (3:51)
6. Cathy Dennis – Too Many Walls (4:25)
7. Alison Moyet – This House (3:55)
8. Marc Cohn – Walking In Memphis (4:16)
9. Glass Tiger – My Town (4:50)
10. Scorpions – Wind Of Change (5:12)
11. INXS – Shining Star (3:51)
12. Roxette – Joyride (3:59)
13. James – Sit Down (4:06)
14. Voice Of The Beehive – I Think I Love You (3:13)
15. Slade – Radio Wall Of Sound (3:46)
16. Monty Python – Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life (3:42)
17. Don McLean – American Pie (Full Length Version) (8:33)

Now That’s What I Call Music 1-10

tommygunzz — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 03:00:15 +0000

All Front and Back covers are included with this massive collection!! Enjoy!

1-1
1. Phil Collins – You Can’t Hurry Love (2:55)
2. Duran Duran – Is There Something I Should Know (4:10)
3. UB40 – Red Red Wine (5:20)
4. Limahl – Only For Love (3:51)
5. Heaven 17 – Temptation (3:30)
6. K.C. & The Sunshine Band – Give It Up (4:05)
7. Malcolm McClaren – Double Dutch (3:54)
8. Bonnie Tyler – Total Eclipse Of The Heart (5:28)
9. Culture Club – Karma Chameleon (4:14)
10. Men Without Hats – The Safety Dance (2:45)
11. Kajagoogoo – Too Shy (3:32)
12. Mike Oldfield – Moonlight Shadow (3:34)
13. Men At Work – Down Under (3:40)
14. Rock Steady Crew – Hey You (Rock Steady Crew) (3:46)
15. Rod Stewart – Baby Jane (4:46)
16. Paul Young – Wherever I Lay My Hat (4:12)

1-2
1. New Edition – Candy Girl (3:53)
2. Kajagoogoo – Big Apple (4:10)
3. Tina Turner – Let’s Stay Together (5:16)
4. Human League – Fascination (3:43)
5. Howard Jones – New Song (4:17)
6. UB40 – Please Don’t Make Me Cry (3:25)
7. Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack – Tonight I Celebrate My Love (3:32)
8. Tracey Ullman – They Don’t Know (2:59)
9. Will Powers – Kissing With Confidence (5:30)
10. Genesis – That’s All (4:17)
11. The Cure – The Love Cats (3:39)
12. Simple Minds – Waterfront (4:48)
13. Madness – The Sun And The Rain (3:30)
14. Culture Club – Victims (4:53)

2-1
1. Queen – Radio Ga Ga (5:43)
2. Nik Kershaw – Wouldn’t It Be Good (4:30)
3. Thompson Twins – Hold Me Now (4:43)
4. Matt Bianco – Get Out Of Your Lazy Bed (3:23)
5. Carmel – More, More, More (6:25)
6. Madness – Michael Caine (3:39)
7. Flying Pickets – Only You (3:21)
8. Nena – 99 Red Balloons (3:54)
9. Cyndi Lauper – Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (3:48)
10. Tracey Ullman – My Guy’s Mad At Me (2:57)
11. Matthew Wilder – Break My Stride (2:59)
12. Julia & Company – Breakin Down (7:01)
13. Joe Fagin – That’s Living Alright (3:02)
14. Hot Chocolate – I Gave You My Heart (Didn’t I) (3:39)
15. Snowy White – Bird Of Paradise (5:02)

2-2
1. Frankie Goes To Hollywood – Relax (3:52)
2. Eurythmics – Here Comes The Rain Again (5:04)
3. Howard Jones – What Is Love? (6:32)
4. The Smiths – What Difference Does It Make? (3:11)
5. Fiction Factory – (Feels Like) Heaven (3:28)
6. Re-flex – The Politics Of Dancing (3:57)
7. Thomas Dolby – Hyperactive (4:12)
8. China Crisis – Wishful Thinking (4:10)
9. David Bowie – Modern Love (3:56)
10. Culture Club – It’s A Miracle (3:24)
11. Rolling Stones – Undercover Of The Night (4:33)
12. Big Country – Wonderland (3:58)
13. Slade – Run Runaway (5:00)
14. Duran Duran – New Moon On Monday (4:15)
15. Paul McCartney – Pipes Of Peace (3:25)

3-1
1. Duran Duran – The Reflex (4:23)
2. Nik Kershaw – I Won’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me (2:31)
3. Sister Sledge – Thinking Of You (7:25)
4. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark – Locomotion (3:53)
5. Ultravox – Dancing With Tears In My Eyes (3:35)
6. Howard Jones – Pearl In The Shell (3:58)
7. Blancmange – Don’t Tell Me (6:49)
8. Phil Collins – Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) (3:27)
9. Frankie Goes To Hollywood – Two Tribes (3:55)
10. Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel – White Lines (Don’t Don’t Do It) (7:24)
11. Special A.K.A – Nelson Mandela (4:10)
12. Womack & Womack – Love Wars (4:00)
13. Style Council – You’re The Best Thing (5:41)
14. Bob Marley & The Wailers – One Love/People Get Ready (2:52)
15. Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy (5:00)

3-2
1. Queen – I Want To Break Free (4:17)
2. Cyndi Lauper – Time After Time (4:01)
3. Alison Moyet – Love Resurrection (3:50)
4. Bluebells – Young At Heart (3:26)
5. Bananarama – Robert De Niro’s Waiting (3:32)
6. Propaganda – Dr. Mabuse (4:56)
7. Tina Turner – What’s Love Got To Do With It (3:50)
8. Flying Pickets – When You’re Young And In Love (3:24)
9. Wham! – Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (3:52)
10. The Thompson Twins – You Take Me Up (4:26)
11. The Weather Girls – It’s Raining Men (5:10)
12. Gary Glitter – Dance Me Up (3:31)
13. The Art Company – Suzanna (4:46)
14. Madness – One Better Day (4:01)
15. David Sylvian – Red Guitar (5:08)

4-1
1. Paul McCartney – No More Lonely Nights (Special Dance Mix) (3:55)
2. Giorgio Moroder – Together In Electric Dreams (3:53)
3. Bronski Beat – Why? (3:57)
4. Limahl – The Never Ending Story (3:27)
5. Nick Heyward – Warning Sign (3:50)
6. John Waite – Missing You (3:32)
7. Michael Jackson – Farewell My Summer Love (3:44)
8. Lionel Richie – Hello (4:08)
9. Culture Club – The War Song (4:14)
10. Elton John – Passengers (3:24)
11. Julian Lennon – Too Late For Goodbyes (3:33)
12. The Style Council – Shout To The Top (3:21)
13. Thompson Twins – Doctor! Doctor! (4:40)
14. Heaven 17 – Sunset Now (3:39)
15. The Kane Gang – Respect Yourself (4:00)
16. Tina Turner – Private Dancer (4:01)

4-2
1. Queen – It’s A Hard Life (4:04)
2. Status Quo – The Wanderer (3:28)
3. Big Country – East Of Eden (4:12)
4. U2 – Pride (In The Name Of Love) (3:49)
5. Feargal Sharkey – Listen To Your Father (3:10)
6. O.M.D. – Tesla Girls (3:33)
7. Kim Wilde – The Second Time (3:50)
8. Nik Kershaw – Human Racing (4:25)
9. Ray Parker Jr. – Ghostbusters (Searchin’ For The Spirit) (4:03)
10. UB40 – If It Happens Again (3:43)
11. Pointer Sisters – Jump (For My Love) (4:00)
12. Level 42 – Hot Water (3:37)
13. Eurythmics – Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four) (3:53)
14. Rockwell – Somebody’s Watching Me (3:59)
15. Malcolm McLaren – Madam Butterfly (6:32)
16. Eugene Wilde – Gotta Get You Home Tonight (5:20)

5-1
1. Duran Duran – A View To A Kill (3:35)
2. Scritti Politti – The Word Girl (4:08)
3. Harold Faltermeyer – Axel F (3:01)
4. Fine Young Cannibals – Johnny Come Home (3:35)
5. Dead Or Alive – In Too Deep (3:56)
6. Stephen ‘Tin Tin’ Duffy – Icing On The Cake (5:15)
7. Kool And The Gang – Cherish (3:57)
8. Paul Young – Every Time You Go Away (4:26)
9. Marillion – Kayleigh (4:06)
10. Bryan Ferry – Slave To Love (4:17)
11. David Bowie And The Pat Metheny Group – This Is Not America (3:55)
12. Simple Minds – Don’t You (Forget About Me) (4:21)
13. The Power Station – Get It On (3:43)
14. China Crisis – Black Man Ray (3:36)
15. Phil Collins – One More Night (4:48)

5-2
1. Sister Sledge – Frankie (4:17)
2. Mai Tai – History (2:42)
3. Simply Red – Money’s Too Tight (To Mention) (4:12)
4. Steve Arrington – Feel So Real (5:09)
5. Jaki Graham – Round And Around (4:20)
6. The Conway Brothers – Turn It Up (4:16)
7. Loose Ends – Magic Touch (4:29)
8. The Commentators – N-n-nineteen Not Out (3:37)
9. U2 – The Unforgettable Fire (4:55)
10. The Style Council – Walls Come Tumbling Down! (3:26)
11. Katrina And The Waves – Walking On Sunshine (3:59)
12. Gary Moore & Phil Lynott – Out In The Fields (4:16)
13. The Damned – The Shadow Of Love (3:51)
14. Howard Jones – Life In One Day (3:39)
15. Jimmy Nail – Love Don’t Live Here Anymore (3:54)

6-1
1. Queen – One Vision (4:02)
2. Nik Kershaw – When A Heart Beats (4:15)
3. Feargal Sharkey – A Good Heart (4:37)
4. Eurythmics – There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) (4:39)
5. Simple Minds – Alive And Kicking (4:47)
6. Bryan Adams & Tina Turner – It’s Only Love (3:14)
7. Gary Moore – Empty Rooms (4:15)
8. Marillion – Lavender (2:27)
9. Elton John – Nikita (4:51)
10. Kate Bush – Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) (4:59)
11. Level 42 – Something About You (3:45)
12. Tina Turner – We Don’t Need Another Hero (Thunderdome) (4:52)
13. UB40 – Don’t Break My Heart (3:52)
14. Phil Collins & Marilyn Martin – Separate Lives (4:06)
15. Cliff Richard – She’s So Beautiful (4:08)

6-2
1. Arcadia – Election Day (5:28)
2. UB40 (Guest Vocals Chrissie Hynde) – I Got You Babe (3:11)
3. Fine Young Cannibals – Blue (3:33)
4. Midge Ure – If I was (4:40)
5. Siouxsie And The Banshees – Cities In Dust (4:07)
6. Madness – Uncle Sam (3:06)
7. Lloyd Cole & The Commotions – Lost Weekend (3:13)
8. Communards – You Are My World (4:31)
9. Paul Hardcastle – Just For Money (5:09)
10. Jan Hammer – Miami Vice Theme (2:26)
11. Maria Vidal – Body Rock (3:43)
12. Baltimora – Tarzan Boy (3:44)
13. Mai Tai – Body And Soul (3:30)
14. Cameo – Single Life (3:54)
15. Jaki Graham & David Grant – Mated (3:49)

7-1
1. Peter Gabriel – Sledgehammer (4:55)
2. UB40 – Sing Our Own Song (4:08)
3. Sly Fox – Let’s Go All The Way (3:24)
4. Level 42 – Lessons In Love (4:00)
5. Pet Shop Boys – Opportunities (Let’s Make Lots Of Money (3:37)
6. Pete Wylie – Sinful! (4:05)
7. Stan Ridgway – Camouflage (7:17)
8. Art Of Noise With Max Headroom – Paranoimia (3:16)
9. Chris De Burgh – The Lady In Red (4:17)
10. David Bowie – Absolute Beginners (5:39)
11. Genesis – Invisible Touch (3:25)
12. Simple Minds – All The Things She Said (4:15)
13. The Housemartins – Happy Hour (2:21)
14. Big Country – Look Away (4:26)
15. Furniture – Brilliant Mind (4:08)
16. Midge Ure – Call Of The Wild (4:21)

7-2
1. Wham! – The Edge Of Heaven (4:27)
2. Owen Paul – My Favourite Waste Of Time (3:25)
3. Amazulu – Too Good To Be Forgotten (3:02)
4. Doctor And The Medics – Spirit In The Sky (3:27)
5. Bananarama – Venus (3:51)
6. Bucks Fizz – New Beginning (Mamba Seyra) (4:00)
7. A-ha – Hunting High And Low (Re-mix) (3:48)
8. Simply Red – Holding Back The Years (4:26)
9. Billy Ocean – When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going (4:11)
10. Jaki Graham – Set Me Free (3:38)
11. Nu Shooz – I Can’t Wait (5:25)
12. The Real Roxanne With Hitman Howie Tee – (Bang Zoom) Let’s Go Go (5:55)
13. Lovebug Starski – Amityville (The House On The Hill) (5:29)
14. Midnight Star – Headlines (4:19)
15. Aurra – You And Me Tonight (6:31)
16. Patti La Belle & Michael McDonald – On My Own (4:33)

8-1
1. Duran Duran – Notorious (4:00)
2. Pet Shop Boys – Suburbia (2:59)
3. Run D.M.C. – Walk This Way (5:12)
4. Communards – Don’t Leave Me This Way (4:30)
5. Swing Out Sister – Breakout (5:49)
6. Steve Winwood – Higher Love (5:02)
7. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark – (Forever) Live And Die (3:34)
8. Genesis – In Too Deep (4:59)
9. Cameo – Word Up (4:13)
10. Grace Jones – I’m Not Perfect (But I’m Perfect For You) (3:58)
11. Mel & Kim – Showing Out (Get Fresh At The Weekend) (4:10)
12. Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To… (4:38)
13. Jaki Graham – Step Right Up (3:57)
14. Janet Jackson – What Have You Done For Me Lately (4:43)
15. Human League – Human (3:46)
16. Boris Gardiner – I Wanna Wake Up With You (4:00)

8-2
1. Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush – Don’t Give Up (5:55)
2. The Housemartins – Think For A Minute (3:28)
3. Madness – (Waiting For) The Ghost Train (3:45)
4. Status Quo – In The Army Now (4:38)
5. Huey Lewis And The News – Stuck With You (4:27)
6. Big Country – One Great Thing (4:02)
7. Billy Bragg – Greetings To The New Brunette (3:30)
8. Cutting Crew – (I Just) Died In Your Arms (4:38)
9. Kim Wilde – You Keep Me Hangin’ On (4:18)
10. It Bites – Calling All The Heroes (5:29)
11. Doctor & The Medics With Roy Wood – Waterloo (3:22)
12. Debbie Harry – French Kissing In The U.S.A. (5:03)
13. Robert Palmer – I Didn’t Mean to Turn You On (3:46)
14. Paul Hardcastle – The Wizard (3:26)
15. Gwen Guthrie – (They Long To Be) Close To You (7:16)
16. Nick Berry – Every Loser Wins (3:16)

9-1
1. Jackie Wilson – Reet Petite (2:42)
2. Mental As Anything – Live It Up (4:08)
3. Simply Red – The Right Thing (4:22)
4. Erasure – Sometimes (3:39)
5. Robbie Nevil – C’est La Vie (3:06)
6. Hot Chocolate – You Sexy Thing (4:05)
7. The Blow Monkeys – It Doesn’t Have To Be This Way (4:02)
8. The Housemartins – Caravan Of Love (3:39)
9. Boy George – Everything I Own (3:56)
10. UB40 – Rat In Mi Kitchen (6:58)
11. Gap Band – Big Fun (4:01)
12. 5 Star – Stay Out Of My Life (4:01)
13. Pepsi & Shirlie – Heartache (7:22)
14. Bananarama – Trick Of The Night (4:08)
15. Berlin – Take My Breath Away (4:12)

9-2
1. Freddie Mercury – The Great Pretender (3:28)
2. Ben E. King – Stand By Me (2:58)
3. Curiosity Killed The Cat – Down To Earth (4:20)
4. Communards – So Cold The Night (4:41)
5. Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley – Jack Your Body (3:14)
6. Taffy – I Love My Radio (Midnight Radio) (4:08)
7. Nick Kamen – Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever (3:47)
8. A-ha – Manhattan Skyline (4:44)
9. Westworld – Sonic Boom Boy (2:56)
10. Bon Jovi – Livin’ On A Prayer (4:10)
11. Genesis – Land Of Confusion (4:46)
12. Europe – The Final Countdown (3:55)
13. Gary Moore – Over The Hills And Far Away (5:20)
14. Ward Brothers – Cross That Bridge (3:41)
15. Pretenders – Hymn To Her (4:29)

10-1
1. Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé – Barcelona (4:27)
2. Pet Shop Boys – Rent (3:36)
3. Communards – Never Can Say Goodbye (4:27)
4. M.A.R.R.S – Pump Up The Volume (4:08)
5. Hue And Cry – Labour Of Love (3:34)
6. Jellybean Featuring Steven Dante – The Real Thing (4:37)
7. Johnny Hates Jazz – I Don’t Want To Be A Hero (3:26)
8. The Style Council – Wanted (3:25)
9. T’Pau – China In Your Hand (4:04)
10. Heart – Alone (3:39)
11. Kiss – Crazy Crazy Nights (3:46)
12. Billy Idol – Mony Mony (4:07)
13. Whitesnake – Here I Go Again (USA Remix) (3:54)
14. The Alarm – Rain In The Summertime (4:02)
15. Marillion – Sugar Mice (5:44)

10-2
1. Wet Wet Wet – Sweet Little Mystery (3:43)
2. Curiosity Killed The Cat – Misfit (4:03)
3. Los Lobos – La Bamba (2:48)
4. Fat Boys And Beach Boys – Wipeout (4:01)
5. Bananarama – Love In The First Degree (3:28)
6. Cliff Richard – My Pretty One (3:57)
7. Karel Fialka – Hey Matthew (3:30)
8. Jan Hammer – Crockett’s Theme (3:34)
9. Nina Simone – My Baby Just Cares For Me (3:37)
10. Erasure – The Circus (4:06)
11. The Housemartins – Build (4:45)
12. Level 42 – It’s Over (4:36)
13. ABC – When Smokey Sings (4:24)
14. Squeeze – Hourglass (3:16)
15. The Pogues With Kirsty MacColl – A Fairy Tale Of New York (4:30)

Avant Discography (5 Albums)

tommygunzz — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:16:27 +0000

Born Myron Avant in 1978, in Cleveland, OH. Education: Graduated from Cleveland School of the Arts, 1995. Addresses: Record company–Geffen Records, website: http://www.geffen.com. Website–Avant Official Website: http://www.avant-music.com.

R&B singer/producer Avant launched his solo career at age 22, quickly drawing comparisons to fellow new-style R&B crooner R. Kelly. He was the first act signed to former Los Angeles Lakers’ basketball star Earvin “Magic” Johnson’s Magic Johnson Music, a subsidiary of MCA. Avant, like Kelly, took an increasing interest in working behind the scenes. He collaborated with producer Steve “Stone” Huff on his early recordings, but by his third release, Private Room, he was handling a significant portion of the writing and production duties himself.

Born Myron Avant (he uses only his last name professionally to avoid being confused with the R&B artist Myron) in 1978 in Cleveland, Ohio, Avant was the youngest of six children, and was raised in the city’s 110th St. and Woodland Avenue neighborhood. He sang in the choir at the now-closed Union Hill Baptist Church, and listened to the music of Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke, the O’Jays, and the Isley Brothers. “I love the old-school music, but I don’t like to call it old school. I like to call it great music,” he told John Soeder of Cleveland’s Plain Dealer. Avant won numerous talent shows, including the Cleveland Black Expo, and studied music and drama at the Cleveland School of the Arts, graduating in 1995.

The following year, Avant was performing with a friend named Doc in a duo called Dam, and the pair sent a videotape to Chicago-based entertainment manager Eric Payton. Payton convinced Avant to go solo, and introduced the singer to Huff. The pair began writing songs together, and Payton initially released Avant’s single “Separated” on his Paytown Entertainment label. The song received significant airplay on radio station WGCI in Chicago, and was included on a 1999 MCA records compilation album, Summer Heat. Almost immediately, Avant began drawing comparisons to R. Kelly. “Like R. Kelly, Avant is a multifaceted craftsman, crooner, composer, and arranger,” wrote Charles E. Rogers in the New York Amsterdam News. “His lush vocals contain a heightened sense of passion that is intimate; often bordering on breathtaking, if the unsolicited opinions of smitten females who’ve heard him sing account for anything.” The staff at Johnson’s fledgling Magic Johnson Music heard a demo of the tape, and Johnson decided to make Avant his label’s debut artist.

Magic Johnson Music/MCA released My Thoughts in May of 2000. Most of the songs on the album were co-written by Avant and Huff, and Huff produced the album. The album featured “Separated” as a single, and soon after the album’s release Avant related to Soeder the events that inspired the song’s lyrics: “The story behind ‘Separated’ is I was 17 and I was dealing with someone who was 24. I wore my heart on my sleeve. My mom told me I shouldn’t jump out there that early. But you know, a brother has to get his feet burned.” The album also included nods to the singer’s old-school R&B influences, as Avant covered Rene & Angela’s 1983 R&B ballad “My First Love,” and sampled Isaac Hayes’s “Wonderful” on “Reaction.” The comparisons to Kelly continued. Avant referred to the honor in an interview with Vibe Online. “Being compared to R. Kelly is a compliment in itself,” he remarked. “He’s been in the game for about twelve years. He is Mr. R&B. To be in the game, and to be named in the same sentence as that man is truly a privilege.”

Magic Johnson Music/MCA released Avant’s second album, Ecstasy, in 2002. Huff served as arranger, played all the instruments, and acted as executive producer alongside Avant, Payton, and Johnson. The album featured a variety of musical styles, and included the top five R&B single “My First Love,” a duet ballad with Keke Wyatt. Avant also dueted with Wyatt on her single “Nothing in This World” that same year. The Gap Band’s Charlie Wilson was featured on another single, “One Way Street.” “Showing his flexibility, Avant demonstrates that he is as comfortable with hip-hop-friendly funk as he is with romantic ballads and slow jams,” observed Alex Henderson in All Music Guide. The singer told Billboard magazine’s Toi Moore in 2002 that in the wake of national tragedy he wanted to focus on uplifting topics. “Since September 11, [2001], I’ve been trying to make lovemaking something that’s very serious. … I want people to understand that more love should be in the house. There’s no time for arguments.” The singer defined the album’s title in Ebony that same year. “My definition of ecstasy is making love to a woman mentally,” he said. “It’s about getting into a relationship that lasts. Men must treat their women right and make [a woman] feel like she’s the queen of the Earth, because that’s the truth.”

The Geffen label released Avant’s album Private Room in 2003. The singer told Vibe Online that he tried to make this album more intimate, especially for his female listeners. “With Private Room, I tried to be more personal with my fans, ’cause I feel like they didn’t know me,” he said. The album featured the crossover single “Read Your Mind,” which broke into the top 25 on Billboard’s pop charts. In 2004 Avant had a cameo role in the film Barbershop 2: Back in Business. Along with Wyatt, he recorded a cover of Ashford & Simpson’s “Your Precious Love” for the film’s soundtrack.

Avant told Billboard’s Moore that patience and persistence have proven to be the keys to his success. “It wasn’t easy for me,” he said. “I tried for more than six years to get into this industry. Then I finally got my package to Magic Johnson. He heard it and made things happen. You just have to take it one day at a time.” He told Vibe Online that he tries to write songs that have enduring appeal. “I try to make songs that mean something to people, that will stick with them,” he said.

Avant – Director – http://depositfileshare.com/?p=1563
Avant – Ecstacy – http://depositfileshare.com/?p=1561
Avant – My Thoughts – http://depositfileshare.com/?p=1558
Avant – Avant – http://depositfileshare.com/?p=1554
Avant – Private Room – http://depositfileshare.com/?p=1555

Al Jarreau Discography

tommygunzz — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 15:59:40 +0000

Singer, songwriter. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on March 12, 1940. The quintessential contemporary jazz artist, Jarreau is the only vocalist in music history to receive Grammy awards in three separate categories (jazz, pop and R&B). He has recorded more than two dozen albums over the last three decades.

Jarreau grew up in a religious household; his father was a minister and Al began singing in the church choir at the age of four. In 1960, he graduated from Wisconsin’s Ripon College, where he performed locally with a group called The Indigos on weekends. After earning his Master’s Degree in Vocational Rehabilitation from the University of Iowa, he moved to San Francisco to begin a brief career as a social worker. There, his desire to sing persisted, and he found himself performing at a small jazz club with a trio headed by George Duke.

He moved to Los Angeles and began playing in small clubs on the West Coast. He branched out to New York City as well, where he gained national television exposure by crooning with Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin. His first album, 1965, released that year, was pure jazz featuring pianist Cal Bezemer, bassist Gary Allen and drummer Joe Abodeely.

In 1975, after a 10-year break from recording, Jarreau went back to the studio to produce We Got By, his first release for Warner Bros. Records. During the next two decades, Jarreau would release almost an album per year. Career highlights include 1981′s Breakin’ Away, which went platinum thanks to the hit single We’re in This Love Together and the popular theme song from the 1980s television show, Moonlighting.

In 1977, Jarreau embarked on his first world tour and won his first American Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance. His fourth album, All Fly Home, was released in 1978, earning a second Grammy for Best Jazz Vocalist. In 1985, Al Jarreau Live In London, recorded at Wembley Arena, helped solidify his reputation as a world-class master of both studio and stage. Breakin’ Away won two more Grammy’s with awards for Best Male Pop Vocalist and Best Male Jazz Vocalist.

In 1992, after touring the globe for nearly two years, Jarreau returned to the studio to produce Heaven and Earth for which he received his fifth Grammy for Best R&B Vocal Performance. He released Tenderness in 1994 with an all-star cast, including David Sanborn, Kathleen Battle, Joe Sample and Steve Gadd.

In 1996, Jarreau began a three-month stint on Broadway playing the role of Teen Angel in the hit musical Grease. Other acting credits include appearances on New York Undercover and Touched By An Angel.

In 1996, the Best of Al Jarreau compilation was released on Warner Bros., featuring Jarreau’s career hits, Moonlighting, We’re in This Love Together, Boogie Down and Roof Garden, as well as two new tracks written by George Duke.

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Tamia Discography

tommygunzz — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:43:52 +0000

http://depositfiles.com/files/bqmms2ptp tamiatamia.rar
http://depositfiles.com/files/cb950fsmw Tamia_-_More.rar
http://depositfiles.com/files/ee5i3wsh8 Tamia_-_Between_Friends_2006.rar
http://depositfiles.com/files/0odw0us5y Tamia_-_A_Nu_Day.rar
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Erykah Badu Discography

tommygunzz — Fri, 15 May 2009 06:04:18 +0000

Bio

She grew up listening to ’70s soul and ’80s hip-hop, but Erykah Badu drew more comparisons to Billie Holiday upon her breakout in 1997, after the release of her first album, Baduizm. The grooves and production on the album are bass-heavy R&B, but Badu’s langurous, occasionally tortured vocals and delicate phrasing immediately removed her from the legion of cookie-cutter female R&B singers. A singer/songwriter responsible for all but one of the songs on Baduizm, she found a number 12 hit with her first single “On & On,” which pushed the album to number two on the charts.

Born Erica Wright in Dallas in 1971, Badu attended a school of the arts and was working as a teacher and part-time singer in her hometown when she opened for D’Angelo at a 1994 show. D’Angelo’s manager, Kedar Massenburg, was impressed with the performance and hooked her up with the singer to record a cover of the Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell duet “Precious Love.” He also signed Badu to his recently formed Kedar Entertainment label, and served as producer for Baduizm, which also starred bassist Ron Carter and members of hip-hop avatars the Roots on several tracks. The first single, “On & On,” became a number one R&B hit in early 1997, and Baduizm followed it to the top of the R&B album charts by March. Opening for R&B acts as well as rap’s Wu-Tang Clan, Erykah Badu stopped just short of number one on the pop album charts in April. Her Live album followed later in the year. In 2000 she returned with her highly anticipated second studio album, Mama’s Gun, which was co-produced by Badu, James Poyser, Bilal and Jay Dee and contained the hit single, “Bag Lady”.~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Erykah Badu – Live 2009

1. Erykah Badu – Intro Performing (Creating A Moment) (0:17)
2. Erykah Badu – Badu (1:37)
3. Erykah Badu – Annie (3:35)
4. Erykah Badu – Me (4:32)
5. Erykah Badu – Soldier (4:33)
6. Erykah Badu – Didn’t Cha Know (8:46)
7. Erykah Badu – Other Side Of The Game (9:32)
8. Erykah Badu – Honey (4:57)
9. Erykah Badu – The Healer (3:30)
10. Erykah Badu – Searching (4:10)
11. Erykah Badu – Stay (Chaka Khan Cover) (4:41)
12. Erykah Badu – Love Hangover (Diana Ross Cover) (3:30)
13. Erykah Badu – Your Mind (6:40)
14. Erykah Badu – A Cipher (2:08)
15. Erykah Badu – Ye-Yo (4:53)
16. Erykah Badu – Next Lifetime (11:41)

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Albums

New Amerykah Part One 4th World War

1. Erykah Badu – Amerykahn Promise (4:16)
2. Erykah Badu – The Healer (3:59)
3. Erykah Badu – Me (5:36)
4. Erykah Badu – My People (3:24)
5. Erykah Badu – Soldier (5:03)
6. Erykah Badu – The Cell (4:20)
7. Erykah Badu – Twinkle (6:56)
8. Erykah Badu – Master Teacher (6:47)
9. Erykah Badu – That Hump (5:24)
10. Erykah Badu – Telephone (7:47)
11. Erykah Badu – Bonus Track (5:20)

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Baduism

1. Erykah Badu – Rimshot (Intro) (1:57)
2. Erykah Badu – On & on (3:46)
3. Erykah Badu – Appletree (4:25)
4. Erykah Badu – Otherside of the game (6:33)
5. Erykah Badu – Sometimes (mix #9) (0:44)
6. Erykah Badu – Next Lifetime (6:26)
7. Erykah Badu – Afro (freestyle skit) (2:04)
8. Erykah Badu – Certainly (4:43)
9. Erykah Badu – 4 leaf clover (4:34)
10. Erykah Badu – No love (5:08)
11. Erykah Badu – Drama (6:02)
12. Erykah Badu – Sometimes… (4:10)
13. Erykah Badu – Certainly (flipped it) (5:26)
14. Erykah Badu – Rimshot (outro) (2:19)

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Live 160

1. Erykah Badu – Rimshot (Intro) (3:50)
2. Erykah Badu – Other Side of the Game (8:22)
3. Erykah Badu – On & On (5:26)
4. Erykah Badu – Reprise (2:14)
5. Erykah Badu – Apple Tree (2:54)
6. Erykah Badu – Ye Yo (6:07)
7. Erykah Badu – Searching (4:26)
8. Erykah Badu – Boogie Nights/All Night (6:03)
9. Erykah Badu – Certainly (7:07)
10. Erykah Badu – Stay (4:58)
11. Erykah Badu – Next Lifetime (Interlude) (1:28)
12. Erykah Badu – Tyrone (3:55)
13. Erykah Badu – Next Lifetime (12:06)
14. Erykah Badu – Tyrone [Extended Version] (5:40)

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Bootleg 2007

1. Erykah Badu – Your Mind (6:38)
2. Erykah Badu – Love Hangover (Diana Ross Cover) (3:28)
3. Erykah Badu – Music Is Everything (0:11)
4. Erykah Badu – Live (4:05)
5. Erykah Badu – Apple Tree Cafe (1:37)
6. Erykah Badu – Didn’t Cha Know (4:17)
7. Erykah Badu – Fly Away Ft Sa Ra & Georgia Anne | (3:58)
8. Erykah Badu – Muldrow (4:12)
9. Erykah Badu – I Want You (8:29)
10. Erykah Badu – Love Of My Life Ft Common (5:37)
11. Erykah Badu – Bag Lady (4:04)
12. Erykah Badu – Hold On Ft Pharoah Monch (3:49)
13. Erykah Badu – You Got Me Ft The Roots (4:40)
14. Erykah Badu – Think Twice Ft Roy Hargrove (2:59)
15. Erykah Badu – Ye-Yo (4:59)
16. Erykah Badu – Today (6:44)
17. Erykah Badu – Never + Your Precious Love Ft D Angelo (3:29)

Mamas Gun

1. Erykah Badu – Penitentiary Philosophy (6:09)
2. Erykah Badu – Didn’t Cha Know (3:58)
3. Erykah Badu – My Life (3:59)
4. Erykah Badu – …& On (3:34)
5. Erykah Badu – Cleva (3:45)
6. Erykah Badu – Hey Sugah (0:51)
7. Erykah Badu – Booty (4:04)
8. Erykah Badu – Kiss Me on My Neck (Hesi) (2:45)
9. Erykah Badu – A.D. 2000 (4:51)
10. Erykah Badu – In Love With You (8:23)
11. Erykah Badu – Bag Lady (6:17)
12. Erykah Badu – Time’s a Wastin (9:35)
13. Erykah Badu – Green Eyes (14:50)
14. Erykah Badu – Bag Lady (7:48)

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Worldwide Underground

1. Erykah Badu – World Keeps Turnin’ (Intro) (1:39)
2. Erykah Badu – Bump It (8:49)
3. Erykah Badu – Back in the Day (Puff) (4:46)
4. Erykah Badu – I Want You (10:53)
5. Erykah Badu – Woo (3:14)
6. Erykah Badu – The Grind (2:49)
7. Erykah Badu – Danger (5:49)
8. Erykah Badu – Think Twice (3:02)
9. Erykah Badu – Love of My Life Worldwide (5:26)
10. Erykah Badu – World Keeps Turnin’ (Outro) (4:04)
11. Erykah Badu – Love Of My Life (An Ode To Hip Hop) (Bonus Track) (3:50)

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John Coltrane Discography (17 Albums)

tommygunzz — Wed, 06 May 2009 04:47:45 +0000

Merely mention the name John Coltrane and you’re likely to evoke a deeply emotional, often spiritual response from even the most casual jazz fan.

Born September 23, 1926 in Hamlet, North Carolina, John Coltrane was always surrounded by music. His father played several instruments sparking Coltrane’s study of E-flat horn and clarinet. While in high school, Coltrane’s musical influences shifted to the likes of Lester Young and Johnny Hodges prompting him to switch to alto saxophone. He continued his musical training in Philadelphia at Granoff Studios and the Ornstein School of Music. He was called to military service during WWII, where he performed in the U.S. Navy Band in Hawaii.

After the war, Coltrane began playing tenor saxophone with the Eddie “CleanHead” Vinson Band, and was later quoted as saying, “A wider area of listening opened up for me. There were many things that people like Hawk, and Ben and Tab Smith were doing in the ‘40’s that I didn’t understand, but that I felt emotionally.” Prior to joining the Dizzy Gillespie band, Coltrane performed with Jimmy Heath where his passion for experimentation began to take shape. However, it was his work with the Miles Davis Quintet in 1958 that would lead to his own musical evolution. ” Miles music gave me plenty of freedom,” he once said. During that period, he became known for using the three-on-one chord approach, and what has been called the ‘sheets of sound,’ a method of playing multiple notes at one time.

By 1960 Coltrane had formed his own quartet which included pianist McCoy Tyner, drummer Elvin Jones, and bassist Jimmy Garrison. Eventually adding players like Eric Dolphy, and Pharoah Sanders. The John Coltrane Quartet created some of the most innovative and expressive music in Jazz history including the hit albums: “My Favorite Things,” “Africa Brass,” ” Impressions,” ” Giant Steps,” and his monumental work “A Love Supreme” which attests to the power, glory, love, and greatness of God. Coltrane felt we must all make a conscious effort to effect positive change in the world, and that his music was an instrument to create positive thought patterns in the minds of people.

In 1967, liver disease took Coltrane’s life leaving many to wonder what might have been. Yet thirty-seven years after his departure his music can be heard in motion pictures, on television and radio. Recent film projects that have made references to Coltrane’s artistry in dialogue or musical compositions include, “Mr. Holland’s Opus”, “The General’s Daughter”, “Malcolm X”, “Mo Better Blues”, “Jerry McGuire”, “White Night”, “The Last Graduation”, “Come Unto Thee”, “Eyes On The Prize II” and “Four Little Girls”. Also, popular television series such as “NYPD Blue”, “The Cosby Show”, “Day’s Of Our Lives”, “Crime Stories” and “ER”, have also relied on the beautiful melodies of this distinguished saxophonist.

In 1972, “A Love Supreme” was certified gold by the RIAA for exceeding 500,000 units in Japan. This jazz classic and the classic album “My Favorite Things” were certified gold in the United States in 2001.

In 1982, the RIAA posthumously awarded John Coltrane a Grammy Award of ” Best Jazz Solo Performance” for the work on his album, “Bye Bye Blackbird”. In 1997 he received the organizations highest honor, the Lifetime Achievement Award.

On June 18, 1993 Mrs. Alice Coltrane received an invitation to The White House from former President and Mrs. Clinton, in appreciation of John Coltrane’s historical appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival.

In 1995, John Coltrane was honored by the United States Postal Service with a commemorative postage stamp. Issued as part of the musicians and composers series, this collectors item remains in circulation.

In 1999, Universal Studios and its recording division MCA Records recognized John Coltrane’s influence on cinema by naming a street on the Universal Studios lot in his honor.

In 2001, The NEA and the RIAA released 360 songs of the Century . Among them was John Coltrane’s “My Favorite Things.”

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DMX/Ruff Ryder Discography (19 Albums/6 Singles)

tommygunzz — Wed, 06 May 2009 04:45:28 +0000

Following the deaths of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G., DMX took over as the reigning, undisputed king of hardcore rap. He was that rare commodity: a commercial powerhouse with artistic and street credibility to spare. His rapid ascent to stardom was actually almost a decade in the making, which gave him a chance to develop the theatrical image that made him one of rap’s most distinctive personalities during his heyday. Everything about DMX was unremittingly intense, from his muscular, tattooed physique to his gruff, barking delivery, which made a perfect match for his trademark lyrical obsession with dogs. Plus, there was substance behind the style; much of his work was tied together by a fascination with the split between the sacred and the profane. He could move from spiritual anguish one minute to a narrative about the sins of the streets the next, yet keep it all part of the same complex character, sort of like a hip-hop Johnny Cash. The results were compelling enough to make DMX the first artist ever to have his first four albums enter the charts at number one.

DMX was born Earl Simmons in Baltimore, MD, on December 18, 1970. He moved with part of his family to the New York City suburb of Yonkers while still a young child. A troubled and abusive childhood turned him violent, and he spent a great deal of time living in group homes and surviving on the streets via robbery, which led to several run-ins with the law. He found his saving grace in hip-hop, starting out as a DJ and human beatbox, and later moved into rapping for a greater share of the spotlight, taking his name from the DMX digital drum machine (though it’s also been reinterpreted to mean “Dark Man X”). He made a name for himself on the freestyle battle scene and was written up in The Source magazine’s Unsigned Hype column in 1991. Columbia subsidiary Ruffhouse signed him to a deal the following year and released his debut single, “Born Loser.” However, a surplus of talent on the Ruffhouse roster left DMX underpromoted, and the label agreed to release him from his contract. He issued one further single in 1994, “Make a Move,” but was convicted of drug possession that same year, the biggest offense of several on his record.

DMX began to rebuild his career with an appearance on one of DJ Clue?’s underground mixtapes. In 1997, he earned a second major-label shot, with Def Jam, and made a galvanizing guest appearance on LL Cool J’s “4, 3, 2, 1.” Further guest spots on Mase’s “24 Hours to Live” and fellow Yonkers MCs the LOX’s “Money, Power & Respect” created an even stronger buzz, and in early 1998, he released his debut Def Jam single, “Get at Me Dog.” The song was a gold-selling smash on the rap and dance charts and paved the way for DMX’s full-length debut, It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot, to debut at number one on the pop charts. Produced mostly by Swizz Beatz, who rode the album’s success to a lucrative career of his own, It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot earned DMX numerous comparisons to 2Pac for his booming, aggressive presence on the mic and went on to sell over four million copies. Not long after the album’s release in May 1998, DMX was accused of raping a stripper in the Bronx but was later cleared by DNA evidence. He went to make his feature film debut co-starring in Hype Williams’ ambitious but unsuccessful Belly.

Before the end of 1998, DMX completed his second album and a pending buyout of Def Jam pushed the record into stores that December. Featuring a controversial cover photo of the rapper covered in blood, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood entered the charts at number one and eventually went triple platinum. The following year, DMX hit the road with Jay-Z and the Method Man/Redman team on the blockbuster Hard Knock Life tour. During a tour stop in Denver, a warrant for his arrest was issued in connection with a stabbing, of which he was later cleared; another incident occurred in May, when he was accused of assaulting a Yonkers man who’d allegedly harassed his wife (the charges were once again dropped). More serious charges were brought that summer, when DMX’s uncle/manager was accidentally shot in the foot at a New Jersey hotel. Police later raided DMX’s home and filed animal cruelty, weapons, and drug possession charges against the rapper and his wife; he eventually plea-bargained down to fines, probation, and community service. In the midst of those difficulties, the Ruff Ryders posse — of which DMX was a core, founding member — released a showcase compilation, Ryde or Die, Vol. 1. With contributions from DMX, as well as Eve, the LOX, and multiple guests, Ryde or Die, Vol. 1 debuted at number one in the spring of 1999, further cementing DMX’s Midas touch.

Toward the end of 1999, DMX released his third album, …And Then There Was X, which became his third straight to debut at number one. It also produced his biggest hit single since “Get at Me Dog,” “Party Up (Up in Here),” which became his first Top Ten hit on the R&B charts. The follow-ups “What You Want” and “What’s My Name?” were also quite popular, and their success helped make …And Then There Was X the rapper’s best-selling album to date, moving over five million copies. During its run, DMX returned to the big screen with a major supporting role in the Jet Li action flick Romeo Must Die. In the meantime, he was indicted by a Westchester County, NY, grand jury on weapons and drug charges in June of 2000. He also entangled himself in a lengthy legal battle with police in Cheektowaga, NY (near Buffalo), when he was arrested in March for driving without a license and possession of marijuana. He missed one court date, and when he turned himself in that May, police discovered more marijuana in a pack of cigarettes the rapper had brought with him. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 days in jail, and his appeal to have the sentence reduced was finally denied in early 2001. After stalling for several weeks, he turned himself in and was charged with contempt of court. He was further charged with assault when, upon learning he would not be let out early for good behavior, he allegedly threw a food tray at a group of prison officers. He later bargained the charges down to reckless assault and paid a fine, and accused guards of roughing him up and causing a minor leg injury.

Not long after DMX’s release from jail, his latest movie, the Steven Seagal action film Exit Wounds, opened at number one in the box office. DMX also contributed the hit single “No Sunshine” to the soundtrack and signed a multi-picture deal with Warner Bros. in the wake of Exit Wounds’ success. With his legal problems finally resolved, he returned to the studio and completed his fourth album, the more introspective The Great Depression. It was released in the fall of 2001 and became his fourth straight album to debut at number one. Although it went platinum quickly, it didn’t have the same shelf life as his previous releases. In late 2002, DMX published his memoirs as E.A.R.L.: The Autobiography of DMX and also recorded several tracks with Audioslave (i.e., the former Rage Against the Machine). One of their collaborations, “Here I Come,” was featured on the soundtrack of DMX’s next film, a reunion with Jet Li called Cradle 2 the Grave. The film opened at number one upon its release in March 2003, and its DMX-heavy soundtrack debuted in the Top Ten. Grand Champ was released six months later, followed by 2006′s Year of the Dog… Again. Just prior to that album’s release, his revealing BET reality program made its debut. A compilation titled Definition of X: Pick of the Litter was issued in June 2007. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide

Albums

Singles

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Carlos Santana Discography (42 Albums)

tommygunzz — Mon, 04 May 2009 20:22:35 +0000

Guitarist. Born July 20, 1947, in Autlán de Navarro, Mexico. His father, Jose, was an accomplished professional violinist, and Carlos learned to play the guitar at age 8. In 1955, the family moved from Autlán de Navarro to Tijuana, the border city between Mexico and California. As a teenager, Santana began performing in Tijuana strip clubs, inspired by the American rock & roll and blues music of artists like B. B. King, Ray Charles, and Little Richard. In the early 1960s, Santana moved again with his family, this time to San Francisco, where his father hoped to find work.

In San Francisco, the young guitarist got the chance to see his idols, most notably King, perform live. He was also introduced to a variety of new musical influences, including jazz and international folk music, and witnessed the growing hippie movement centered in San Francisco in the 1960s. After several years spent working as a dishwasher in a diner and playing for spare change on the streets, Santana decided to become a full-time musician; in 1966, he formed the Santana Blues Band, with fellow street musicians David Brown and Gregg Rolie (bassist and keyboard player, respectively).

With their highly original blend of Latin-infused rock, jazz, blues, salsa, and African rhythms, the band (which quickly became known simply as Santana) gained an immediate following on the San Francisco club scene. The band’s early success, capped off by a memorable performance at Woodstock in 1969, led to a recording contract with Columbia Records, then run by Clive Davis. Their first album, Santana (1969), spurred by a Top 10 single, “Evil Ways,” went triple platinum, selling over four million copies and remaining on the Billboard chart for over two years. Abraxas, released in 1970, went platinum, scoring two more hit singles, “Oye Como Va” and “Black Magic Woman.” The band’s next two albums, Santana III (1971) and Caravanserai (1972), were also critical and popular successes.

As the band’s personnel changed frequently, Santana (the band) came to be associated almost exclusively with Santana himself—who soon became the only remaining member of the original trio—and his psychedelic guitar riffs. In addition to his work with his band, Santana recorded and performed with a number of other musicians, notably including the jazz drummer Buddy Miles, pianist Herbie Hancock, and guitarist John McLaughlin. Along with McLaughlin, Santana became a devoted follower of the spiritual guru Sri Chimnoy during the early 1970s. Disillusioned with the heady, drug-addled world of 1970s rock music, Santana turned to Chimnoy’s teachings of meditation and to a new kind of spiritually-oriented music, marked by a popular jazz album he recorded with McLaughlin, Love, Devotion, Surrender, in 1973.

Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, Santana and his band released a string of successful albums in their unique style. Notable albums of this time period included Amigos (1976) and Zebop (1981). During the 1980s, he continued to tour and record both solo and with the band, but his popularity began to decrease with the commercial audience’s dwindling interest in the jazz/rock blend. Nevertheless, Santana earned critical acclaim throughout the decade, winning his first Grammy Award, for Best Instrumental Performance, for the 1987 solo album Blues for Salvador. He toured extensively, playing in sold-out auditoriums and on tours like LiveAid (1985) and Amnesty International (1986).

Santana left Columbia in 1991 and signed with Polydor, releasing Milagro (1992) and Sacred Fire: Live in South America (1993). Though he ended his association with Sri Chimnoy in 1982, he remained intensely spiritual; this quality came through especially strongly during his live performances. In 1994, he played at the commemorative concert at Woodstock, 25 years after his band’s transformative performance at the original festival. Under his own label, Guts and Grace, he released a collaborative album, Brothers, with his brother Jorge Santana and nephew Carlos Hernandez, that was nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Instrumental in 1994.

Santana’s phenomenal comeback on the pop charts began in 1997, when he re-signed the band with his first producer and mentor, Davis, then the president of Arista Records. Davis enlisted a roster of prominent musicians—among them Eric Clapton, Lauryn Hill, Dave Matthews, and Wyclef Jean—to perform on the legendary guitarist’s 35th album, Supernatural, released in 1999. By early 2000, the album had sold 10 million copies worldwide and spawned a No. 1 hit single, “Smooth,” featuring catchy pop lyrics sung by Rob Thomas and Santana’s Latin-spiced, electrically-charged guitar licks. Nominated in nine categories at the Grammy Awards—including Album of the Year (Supernatural), Record of the Year, and Song of the Year (both “Smooth”)—Santana won in every category. With his eight awards (the award for Song of the Year went to Thomas and Itaal Shur, who wrote “Smooth”), Santana tied Michael Jackson’s 1983 record for most Grammy Awards won in a single year.

Santana followed up his award-winning album with Shaman (2002), which received many accolades. He and Michelle Branch won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals for the song “The Game of Love.” Another interesting array of collaborators appeared on his next album All That I Am (2005). Santana worked with Mary J. Blige, Los Lonely Boys, Steven Tyler, and others on this album. Santana also continues to take his music on the road, playing numerous tour dates each year.

Carlos Santana lives in Marin County, California, with his wife, Deborah, whom he married in 1973, and their three children, Salvador, Stella, and Angelica.

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Joss Stone Discography

tommygunzz — Mon, 04 May 2009 20:02:22 +0000

Joss Stone (born Jocelyn Eve Stoker[1] on 11 April 1987) is an English soul and R&B singer-songwriter and actress. Stone emerged to fame in late 2003 with her multi-platinum debut album, The Soul Sessions, which made the 2004 Mercury Prize shortlist. Her second album, the equally multi-platinum Mind, Body & Soul, topped the UK Albums Chart for one week and spawned the top ten hit “You Had Me”, Stone’s most successful single on the UK Singles Chart to date. Both album and single each received one nomination at the 2005 Grammy Awards, while Stone herself was nominated for Best New Artist. Stone’s latest album, Introducing Joss Stone, released in March 2007, has achieved gold status by the RIAA.

Throughout her career, Stone has sold over ten million albums worldwide, and has won two BRIT Awards and one Grammy Award. She also made her acting debut in late 2006 with the fantasy adventure film Eragon, as the witch Angela, and she will make her television debut portraying Anne of Cleves in the Showtime series The Tudors in 2009.

Songs are not in order. Sorry…

The Soul Sessions

1. Joss Stone – All the King’s Horses (3:03)
2. Joss Stone – Dirty Man (Live) (3:11)
3. Joss Stone – Dirty Man (2:59)
4. Joss Stone – Fell In Love With A Boy (Acoustic Version) (3:33)
5. Joss Stone – Fell In Love With a Boy (Live) (3:15)
6. Joss Stone – Fell in Love With a Boy (3:38)
7. Joss Stone – For the Love of You, Pts. 1-2 (7:33)
8. Joss Stone – I Had a Dream (3:01)
9. Joss Stone – It’s A Man’s Man’s World (Live) (3:37)
10. Joss Stone – I’ve Fallen in Love With You (4:29)
11. Joss Stone – Some Kind of Wonderful (3:56)
12. Joss Stone – Super Duper Love (Are You Diggin on Me?), Pt. 1 (4:20)
13. Joss Stone – Super Duper Love (Live at Austin City Limits) (7:07)
14. Joss Stone – Super Duper Love (Live From Bowery Ballroom) (5:26)
15. Joss Stone – Super Duper Love (Single Mix Edit) (3:01)
16. Joss Stone – The Chokin’ Kind (3:36)
17. Joss Stone – The Player (4:41)
18. Joss Stone – Victim of a Foolish Heart (Live at Ronnie Scotts) (6:26)
19. Joss Stone – Victim of a Foolish Heart (5:31)

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Soundtrack Tracks

1. Al Green & Joss Stone – How Can You Mend a Broken Heart (7:00)
2. Joss Stone & Mick Jagger – Lonely Without You (This Christmas) (2:37)
3. Joss Stone & Nadirah Seid – Wicked Time (4:18)
4. Joss Stone & Patti Labelle – Stir It Up (3:43)
5. Joss Stone – Alfie (4:20)
6. Joss Stone – Treat Me Right (I’m Yours for Life) (4:03)
7. Joss Stone – What Ever Happened to the Heroes (3:56)

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Miscellaneous Collaborations

1. Joss Stone & Angelique Kidjo – Gimme Shelter (4:10)
2. Joss Stone & Buddy Guy – Every Night About This Time (3:34)
3. Joss Stone & Dead Celebrity Status – Erica (4:11)
4. Joss Stone & Melissa Etheridge – Janis Joplin Tribute (Live from the 2005 Grammys) (5:16)
5. Joss Stone – All I Want for Christmas (3:15)
6. Joss Stone – Big Ol’ Game (4:32)
7. Joss Stone – Just Walk On By (3:00)
8. Joss Stone – Under Pressure (4:27)
9. Joss Stone, Herbie Hancock & Jonny Lang – When Love Comes to Town (8:41)
10. Joss Stone, Les Paul & Sting – Love Sneakin’ Up on You (3:25)
11. Lemar & Joss Stone – Anniversary (4:09)
12. Santana, Joss Stone & Sean Paul – Cry Baby Cry (3:53)

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Mind Body and Soul

1. Joss Stone & Elton John – Calling It Christmas (4:16)
2. Joss Stone – Danny (2:44)
3. Joss Stone – Don’t Cha Wanna Ride (3:33)
4. Joss Stone – Don’t Know How (Live) (5:30)
5. Joss Stone – Don’t Know How (4:03)
6. Joss Stone – God Only Knows (2:59)
7. Joss Stone – Holding Out For A Hero (3:24)
8. Joss Stone – Jet Lag (Acoustic Version) (4:23)
9. Joss Stone – Jet Lag (Live at Austin City Limits) (4:53)
10. Joss Stone – Jet Lag (4:03)
11. Joss Stone – Killing Time (5:14)
12. Joss Stone – Less is More (4:19)
13. Joss Stone – Right to Be Wrong (4:43)
14. Joss Stone – Security (4:33)
15. Joss Stone – Sleep Like A Child (5:22)
16. Joss Stone – Snakes and Ladders (3:37)
17. Joss Stone – Spoiled (4:05)
18. Joss Stone – The Right Time (3:53)
19. Joss Stone – Torn and Tattered (4:00)
20. Joss Stone – Understand (3:49)
21. Joss Stone – You Had Me (Album Edit) (3:39)
22. Joss Stone – You Had Me (Live at Austin City Limits) (4:23)
23. Joss Stone – You Had Me (3:59)
24. Joss Stone – Young At Heart (4:12)

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Introducing Joss Stone

1. Joss Stone & Lauryn Hill – Music (3:41)
2. Joss Stone & Vinnie Jones – Change (Intro) (0:35)
3. Joss Stone – Arms Of My Baby (2:52)
4. Joss Stone – Baby Baby Baby (4:35)
5. Joss Stone – Bad Habit (3:41)
6. Joss Stone – Bruised But Not Broken (4:15)
7. Joss Stone – Girl They Won’t Believe It (3:15)
8. Joss Stone – Headturner (3:16)
9. Joss Stone – L-O-V-E (2:49)
10. Joss Stone – Music (Live From Bowery Ballroom) (4:00)
11. Joss Stone – Music Outro (3:48)
12. Joss Stone – Music (3:41)
13. Joss Stone – My God (3:47)
14. Joss Stone – Proper Nice (3:24)
15. Joss Stone – Put Your Hands On Me (2:58)
16. Joss Stone – Tell Me ‘Bout It (Live at Austin City Limits) (7:47)
17. Joss Stone – Tell Me ‘Bout It (Live From Bowery Ballroom) (5:21)
18. Joss Stone – Tell Me ‘Bout It (Yam Whop Club Rework) (9:38)
19. Joss Stone – Tell Me ‘Bout It (2:49)
20. Joss Stone – There’s Nothing Better Than (Bonus Track) (3:54)
21. Joss Stone – What Were We Thinking (Live From Bowery Ballroom) (5:25)
22. Joss Stone – What Were We Thinking (4:24)
23. Joss Stone & Common – Tell Me What We’re Gonna Do Now (4:22)

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