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On the 10th anniversary of her solo album 'A', Agnetha Fältskog releases 'A+', a completely reimagined version of 'A'. The album features the lead single 'Where Do We Go From Here?' - the first new material from Agnetha in 10 years - plus all 10 original recordings from the album 'A'. Agnetha has been working with renowned, Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer Jorgen Elofsson

While self-quarantining together the Fogerty Family, featuring John with his sons Shane, Tyler (Hearty Har) and daughter Kelsy, gathered in their home studio to play music together. Wanting to share with their fans, a new video was released each Friday as part of a special YouTube series and the fans loved it, eagerly waiting each week to hear John's classic songs.<br/> <br/>Fogerty explains, "When the world stopped in March due to the pandemic, the news was bleak and scary. We were all unsure of everything we once knew or took for granted. However, it also brought many of us together, we soon found we had time we never had before. Our family wanted to do something that might bring a smile or help others, so Julie suggested we bring music to ease some of the pain we were all feeling. In our family, music has brought us so much joy and we thought we could somehow share that joy in a pure, unscripted form. So, we gathered in our home studio and created music. There were many instruments the kids picked up for the first time, especially Kelsy who had just started playing guitar and even played drums for the first time. She was a senior then and wasn't able, like so many, to enjoy her last year of high school. This was a wonderful way of connecting with our family and fans through music."<br/> <br/>The audio from these sessions was originally released digitally as an EP that day. But the family didn't stop there, adding to the collection, nine new tracks have now been mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway, and curated together to form a full album. Full track listing below.<br/> <br/>The Family even recreated the classic cover of Cosmo's Factory transforming the original idea from 50 years ago into what is now known as, Fogerty's Factory. Both the original cover as well as the new Fogerty's Factory cover, were both shot by another family member, Bob Fogerty.

Three CD digisleeve best of collection including all the hits and classic album tracks from the band's breakthrough in 1969, up until 1978. The collection features brand new liner notes.

Kinks: The journey part 2 1965-75 (Rem) [Digipack / 2 CD]

Career-Spanning Compilation!<br/>Remastered from Original Master Sources!<br/>All Tracks Chosen by The Kinks' Ray Davies, Dave Davies & Mick Avory!<br/><br/>The Kinks are one of the greatest ever British bands, and one of the most influential rock groups of all time, without whom many of the big rock acts that followed would not have existed. Their multi-award winning, legendary front man Sir Ray Davies is one of the greatest all-time British songwriters.<br/><br/>The Journey is a collection of tracks chosen by The Kinks' Ray Davies, Dave Davies and Mick Avory that reflect the trials and tribulations of their journey through life together as a band since 1963. Tracks are taken from all the classic original Kinks albums, including: Kinda Kinks, Face To Face, Something Else and the recently remastered 50th anniversary editions of Village Green Preservation Society, Lola, Muswell Hillbillies and Everybody's In Show-Biz.<br/><br/>Containing hits, key album tracks, singles, band favorites and B-sides, all recordings are remastered from original master sources. The set features 8 Top 20 Hits (of which 5 were top 3) including: "Waterloo Sunset," "You Really Got Me," "Celluloid Heroes," "Supersonic Rocket Ship," "Dead End Street," "Death Of A Clown" and "All Day And All Of The Night."<br/><br/>A booklet features band photos and personal track-by-track notes from Ray Davies, Dave Davies and Mick Avory.

Baccara: The best of... 1977-79 [CD]

Standing in the Doorway: Chrissie Hynde sings Bob Dylan. <br/><br/>The songs were recorded in lockdown by Chrissie and her Pretenders bandmate James Walbourne, almost entirely by text message. James would record an initial idea on his phone and send it off to Chrissie to add her vocal, before the tracks were mixed by Tchad Blake (U2, Arctic Monkeys, Fiona Apple).<br/><br/>Speaking about how the album came together and its inspiration, Chrissie says:<br/>'A few weeks into lockdown last year, James sent me the new Dylan track Murder Most Foul. Listening to that song completely changed everything for me. I was lifted out of this morose mood that I'd been in. I remember where I was sitting the day that Kennedy was shot - every reference in the song. Whatever Bob does, he still manages somewhere in there to make you laugh because as much as anything, he's a comedian. He's always funny and always has something to say. That's when I called James and said, 'let's do some Dylan covers' and that's what started this whole thing.' <br/><br/>Standing in the Doorway: Chrissie Hynde sings Bob Dylan includes Chrissie and James' versions of In the Summertime, You're a Big Girl Now, Standing in the Doorway, Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight and Tomorrow is a Long Time..