.soul tribute to the beatles available now
America's love affair with the Beatles officially started on February 7, 1964 when Pan Am flight #101 arrived at Kennedy airport in New York. Now as we approach the 40th anniversary of that fateful day, the Beatles still resonate in popular culture like no other musical group before or since.To illustrate just how far reaching the Beatles influence was, Vanguard is releasing SOUL TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES, a package that shows how America's soul and R&B artists reacted to the Beatles incredible body of work. Some of the biggest names in soul music dominate this release and Beatles fans will be blown away when they hear artists like Marvin Gaye, Al Green, Aretha Franklin and Earth, Wind & Fire interpret various Beatles classics.
.sinead o'connor available now
Following "her most rapturous work in a decade" for her sexy'd up take on traditional Irish music (Sean-Nos Nua), O'CONNOR promptly accepted the avalanche of kudos and then announced her retirement from music. SHE WHO DWELLS... looks like it could be O'CONNOR's swan song. Disc One features rare and previously unreleased studio tracks, including covers of Abba's "Chiquitita," the B52's "Ain't it a Shame" and "Do Right Woman," as well as collaborations with Massive Attack. Disc Two includes songs from a concert recorded last year in Ireland, which brings new life to big hits and great songs from her career.
.robert bradley available now
STILL LOVIN' YOU is the album Robert Bradley's always meant to make. It establishes him once and for all as a first-rate singer. This highly personal new disc veers away from the rocked-up blues of his first two sets and lodges itself firmly in melody and old school R&B soul.
“I tell a lotta people that my songs are good for a ride in the car. Some place where you have a chance to reflect,” says their creator. Just don’t expect to be able to sit still while you’re doing it. Funky, funny, fierce—that might not be the ride you’re used to, but it’s the authentic Robert Bradley and Blackwater Surprise.