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Genre: Rock. Subgenre: Hard Rock. Category Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, British Metal, Arena Rock. Label: AFM RECORDS. Format: CD. Release Date: October 6, 2009.

This December 1975 Tokyo show (with fiery young Tommy Bolin on guitar) is amazing-but the vinyl album that resulted is not. It was poorly mixed and overly edited; this 2-CD release brings you the entire show, newly remixed from the recently discovered original reels! Rock along with Burn; Highway Star; Smoke on the Water/Georgia on My Mind; Lazy (with drum solo); Stormbringer; Love Child; Lady Luck; Drifter ; extended solos by Bolin and Jon Lord, and more.

“But not for me” gives Nelson the lead and he seizes the opportunity to show how melodic a bass guitar can be. The interplay between bass and drums at the start of this track is a joy to listen to and the later introduction of piano produces such a full, rounded feel to this one, it give a fresh new slant to an old standard.

Heather Williams walked through the desert of abuse, homelessness, poverty, and the loss of a child before she drank deeply from the oasis of faith. In her debut release, she tells her story of redemption in soaring vocals and sonic melodies. Includes "Hallelujah," "God Is Still God," "Breathe Again," "Holes," "Beautiful Thing," and the title track.

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Year Released: 2001.

HANSON This Time Around (2000 UK 5-track promotional CD including the 3:35 Radio Edit & 4:17 Album Version, plus three Interview segments discussing the single, collaborations & the album, custom picture sleeve HCDP2)

This Time Around: Live in Tokyo '75 by Deep Purple on CD The Mark IV lineup of Deep Purple was the last before this innovative heavy metal band's initial 1976 breakup. By this time, a variety of factors were sounding the death knell. Vocalist David Coverdale, guitarist Tommy Bolin, keyboardist Jon Lord, bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes, and drummer Ian Paice were facing business and personal pressures, and these things inevitably affected Deep Purple's music. The Mark IV Deep Purple's last concerts...

UNWANTED LOVE. I CRIED AGAIN. REBECCA. IRON CURTAIN. BE STILL MY HEART. I DON'T WANT YOUR RAMBLING LETTERS. 90 DAYS BLUES. PLEASE DON'T TELL ME SWEETHEART. HOLD WHATCHA GOT. NEW CAMPTOWN RACES. MEMOREIS OF MOTHER & DAD. DREAM OF A MINER'S CHILD. A MEMORY OF YOU. DON'T YOU CALL MY NAME.

Since 1998, The Stingers have developed their own modern hybrid of Jamaican rocksteady/ska and classic American doo-wop soul: solid roots-reggae rhythms, melodic horn lines, and 5 lead vocalists each with a unique style backed by tight 3- and 4-part harmonies. All of this is anchored by superb songwriting and lyrics that range from rocksteady love tunes to politically charged steppers reggae to high energy ska, reflecting the decades-old legacy of Bob Marley and the Wailers, Sam Cooke, The Skatalites...

The Mark IV lineup of Deep Purple was the last before this innovative heavy metal band's initial 1976 breakup. By this time, a variety of factors were sounding the death knell. Vocalist David Coverdale, guitarist Tommy Bolin, keyboardist Jon Lord, bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes, and drummer Ian Paice were facing business and personal pressures, and these things inevitably affected Deep Purple's music. The Mark IV Deep Purple's last concerts in Japan occurred in December 1975, and Bolin's severe drug...

Release Date: 2000-04-04, Audio CD, Polygram Records

Description: 2 Songs: This Time Around, Love Song Card Board Case