New Year's Party Through the Decades (60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and 2000's)
#1 Hits Now
Pop - Released October 29, 2021 | Aurels Productions
The #1's
The Supremes
Soul - Released January 1, 2003 | UTV - Motown
Music from Graffiti Bridge
Prince
Funk - Released August 1, 1990 | Rhino - Warner Records
Uncharted
The Piano Guys
Classical - Released October 28, 2016 | Portrait - Sony Masterworks
Baby Shark & More Hits for Kids
The Countdown Kids
Pop - Released September 26, 2018 | Dockland Music
Same As It Never Was
The Herbaliser
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released May 26, 2008 | !K7 Records
Usually the grooviest and most hip-hop connected of Ninja Tune's acts, the Herbaliser gradually matured into a supremo live band, led by the duo of Ollie Teeba and Jake Wherry but also encompassing dozens of support slots for brass, woodwinds, and percussionists, plus the usual plugged-in instruments. Still, the Herbaliser isn't a chamber ensemble per se, but instead the type of funky big band prominent in the '70s, the kind that could drop a blaxploitation or disco nugget one minute and get all funky over "Sunny" the next. Same as It Never Was, their first record for !K7, is in similar company to Herbaliser's previous Take London from 2005. It's delivered with the help of an excellent roster of musicians; tenor saxman Chris Bowden, bassist Pino Palladino, and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Ross all make multiple appearances. The sound and productions are definitely up to the Herbaliser standard, but the duo may lose a few listeners when they exercise their funny bones, as they do several times here. Instead of hitting at street level, they spend a lot of time indulging in camp instrumentals like "The Next Spot" and "Amores Bongo" (it's not "Sunny," but it's close). As Herbaliser have done since their debut, they excel at bringing vocal features to life; here it's the Jean Grae guest spot "Street Karma (A Cautionary Tale)," with its eerie blaxploitation shadings. Other highlights come with "Can't Help This Feeling" and "On Your Knees," both featuring vocals by the leather-lunged soul-blues belter Jessica Darling. (Obviously Herbaliser have been at it for years, but it's difficult not to hear her and think of Amy Winehouse or Sharon Jones.) There's no doubting the Herbaliser's ability to deliver exactly what they're attempting, but despite the excellent playing and good vocal features (when they occur), the songwriting and choice of material make this record inferior to the usual Herbaliser standard. © John Bush /TiVo
Can't Stop The Feeling (Higher Key & Shortened) [Originally Performed By Justin Timberlake]
Sing2Piano
Karaoke - Released June 17, 2016 | Sing2Piano
Can't Stop the Feeling
Ed Stokes
Pop - Released June 6, 2016 | Ed Stokes & Emma Heesters
Can't Stop the Feeling
Nikki Phillippi
Pop - Released May 8, 2018 | Nikki Phillippi & Maddy McHugh
Off The Wall
Michael Jackson
Soul - Released August 10, 1979 | Epic
The Journey, Pt. 1
The Kinks
Rock - Released March 24, 2023 | BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd
HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I
Michael Jackson
Soul - Released June 16, 1995 | Epic
Let It Be
The Beatles
Rock - Released May 8, 1970 | UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
METRO BOOMIN PRESENTS SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE
Metro Boomin
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released June 2, 2023 | Republic Records
Complete Studio Albums & Rarities
Stevie Nicks
Rock - Released July 28, 2023 | Rhino Atlantic
Mercury Falling
Sting
Pop - Released March 1, 1996 | A&M
Room On Fire
The Strokes
Alternative & Indie - Released October 1, 2003 | RCA Records Label
All My Love For You
Bobby Rush
Blues - Released August 18, 2023 | Deep Rush
Fables Of The Reconstruction
R.E.M.
Alternative & Indie - Released June 10, 1985 | CAPITOL CATALOG MKT (C92)