Warner Records

Cher's FOREVER, a special collection of 21 remastered Cher songs curated by the legend herself, spans the course of her astonishing seven decades and "still going strong" career in music.

Cher: Dancing queen 2018 [CD]

The longtime Fleetwood Mac keyboardist, songwriter and lead vocalist has also released several well-loved solo albums. Songbird includes tracks from 1984's Christine McVie, featuring contributions by Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton, Mick Fleetwood, Ray Cooper, and Billy Burnette, produced by Russ Titelman. It also features tracks from 2004's In The Meantime, produced by Ken Caillat, including two unreleased songs from those sessions. <br/>The release culminates with a beautiful new version of McVie's "Songbird" with string accompaniment, which will be the featured track around the release. <br/><br/>The compilation and remastering were overseen by legendary producer, Glyn Johns, who worked together with Christine McVie on the project. <br/>The packaging includes a new Q & A liner note with Christine and noted UK Radio Presenter, Johnnie Walker.

ZZ Top: Goin' 50 1973-2012 [CD]

Fleetwood Mac: 50/Don't stop 1967-2013 [CD]

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are BACK! Not only are they officially back, but they return with their legendary guitarist, John Frusciante. <br/>With over 100 million records sold to date, RHCP are one of the best-selling bands ever.

Liam Gallagher is not the kind of artist who was going to be stopped by the sizeable problem of not being able to play to an audience during lockdown. So when the idea of playing and filming a live stream show came up, he looked at the precedent set by the Sex Pistols and The Clash and decided to hit the River Thames, armed with a boatload of attitude, a phenomenal live band (including Bonehead) and an arsenal of classic songs.<br/><br/>The show has been captured in full on the new live album Down By The River Thames.<br/>Originally streamed on December 5th 2020, the show became one of the most memorable performances of the lockdown era. From iconic Oasis favourites ('Supersonic', 'Cigarettes and Alcohol') to big hitters from his two all-conquering #1 solo albums ('Wall of Glass', 'Once'), Liam's inimitable snarl boomed across the Thames and dominated London's gloomy winter skyline. There were plenty of welcome surprises too: debut solo performances of the Oasis songs 'Hello', 'Fade Away' and 'Headshrinker', and the first live version of 'All You're Dreaming Of'. Liam's voice is absolutely on point throughout, with a full-throttle snarl of anger and attitude that doesn't compromise any of the finesse of the studio recordings.