CD-Charts Position 31

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Jazz at Santa Monica Civic 72 [European Import]

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date November 14, 2006

CD-Charts Position 32

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Samba

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 07, 1996

CD-Charts Position 33

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Blue Note Plays Sinatra

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Frank Sinatra

Release Date March 04, 1996

CD-Charts Position 34

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Atlantic R&B 1947-1974 - Vol. 8: 1970-1974: The Platinum Collection

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 20, 2006

CD-Charts Position 35
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Cherry Red Punk Singles Collection

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 18, 1995
You will probably want to buy this for the excellent Dead Kennedys tracks but there's another band on here that any fan of British punk rock will want to hear. The Tights were the first band on the Cherry Red records label and 16 years old back in 1978. It is fashionable now to say that punk died in 1978 but bands like The Tights prove that it was alive and kicking hard in '78. Bad Hearts is the stand out but China's Eternal and Howard Hughes will not disappoint either.

CD-Charts Position 36
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The Complete Stax-Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 3: 1972-1975

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various

Release Date
Stax were one of the pre-eminent Soul labels, and while comparisons with Motown are obvious, there are significant differences. Stax was started by a White couple, Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton (hence Stax from the first 2 letters of each surname) and while it enjoyed it's reputation as the home of Southern Soul, and hence Black music, it was essentially a multi racial operation. In addition it did not distribute it's output, pre 1968. Motown was entirely Black owned and operated it's own distribution, with Berry Gordy controlling everything - and that means everything.

Stax entered 1972 after enduring a traumatic period since 1968, when it was discovered they had no rights to the material that Atlantic had distributed for them. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 37
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Michael: Music from the Motion Picture

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 09, 1996
Stax were one of the pre-eminent Soul labels, and while comparisons with Motown are obvious, there are significant differences. Stax was started by a White couple, Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton (hence Stax from the first 2 letters of each surname) and while it enjoyed it's reputation as the home of Southern Soul, and hence Black music, it was essentially a multi racial operation. In addition it did not distribute it's output, pre 1968. Motown was entirely Black owned and operated it's own distribution, with Berry Gordy controlling everything - and that means everything.

Stax entered 1972 after enduring a traumatic period since 1968, when it was discovered they had no rights to the material that Atlantic had distributed for them. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 38
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The History of Trojan Records Vol.1 1968-1971

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 01, 1999
Stax were one of the pre-eminent Soul labels, and while comparisons with Motown are obvious, there are significant differences. Stax was started by a White couple, Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton (hence Stax from the first 2 letters of each surname) and while it enjoyed it's reputation as the home of Southern Soul, and hence Black music, it was essentially a multi racial operation. In addition it did not distribute it's output, pre 1968. Motown was entirely Black owned and operated it's own distribution, with Berry Gordy controlling everything - and that means everything.

Stax entered 1972 after enduring a traumatic period since 1968, when it was discovered they had no rights to the material that Atlantic had distributed for them. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 39
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The Best of Blue Note: a Selection from 25 Best Albums

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 13, 1995
Stax were one of the pre-eminent Soul labels, and while comparisons with Motown are obvious, there are significant differences. Stax was started by a White couple, Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton (hence Stax from the first 2 letters of each surname) and while it enjoyed it's reputation as the home of Southern Soul, and hence Black music, it was essentially a multi racial operation. In addition it did not distribute it's output, pre 1968. Motown was entirely Black owned and operated it's own distribution, with Berry Gordy controlling everything - and that means everything.

Stax entered 1972 after enduring a traumatic period since 1968, when it was discovered they had no rights to the material that Atlantic had distributed for them. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 40
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Soul of the Bee Gees

CD-Charts > Music > 70s
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 03, 1996
From 1967 to the mid-80's, this CD encompasses some of the best covered songs of their career. From obscure ditty's like "Please Read Me" by the classic singer Nina Simone to one of the most popular covers of "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" by Al Green, this is a must buy. If nothing else, this collection shows the immense range of song writing skills and the varied styles the Gibbs have written with over the years.