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180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>Joan Baez is one of the most influential performers in folk music history. She was a leading light in the musical protest movement led by Pete Seeger. This brought her into contact with an up-andcoming young troubadour named Bob Dylan, whom she met in 1961 in New York's Greenwich Village. Her self-titled debut album, 'Joan Baez', brought her to public attention following her discovery at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival - her first professional engagement coinciding with the first festival. A plainly produced, live-sounding vocal and guitar album featuring a repertoire of traditional folk songs, it put Joan firmly on the map. In 2007 she finally picked up a Grammy for lifetime achievement.

Hardy Francoise: Francoise Hardy [Vinyl LP]

180 gram vinyl.

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>Just as Liverpool named its airport after John Lennon, New Orleans' gateway to the sky now bears the name of another musical giant. Like the late Beatle, Louis Armstrong put his home town firmly on the map, and his legacy will be listened to and appreciated for as long as music is played. Wherever in the world you fly from New Orleans, the name of Louis Armstrong is known, revered and respected. Here's a selection of his greatest songs that tell you exactly why.

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>Fats Domino was and is, a big man in both build and talent. He was the most consistent hitmaker of the Fifties. Inspection of the R&B charts between April 1950 and December 1960 reveals that he registered 58 hits, 18 of them million-sellers. This vinyl reissue constitutes essential Domino : twenty tracks that include all of the major hits as well as a handful of comparative rarities that are almost as good. There's no such thing as a bad Fats Domino record!

180 gram vinyl.

180 gram vinyl.