MADNESS KEEP MOVING (2010 issue UK 2-CD album set - Originally released in 1984, Union Square Musics 30th Anniversary Madness reissue campaign continues with Keep Moving, the bands fifth and possibly most mature album. Its release, in 1984, was tinged with sadness, as it would be the bands last offering with the original line-up until 1999's Wonderful comeback. That said, the album and the songs on it did not suffer and some consider Keep Moving to be Madness's most sophisticated album, dealing with issues of homelessness, politics and spousal abuse in typically sensitive fashion.

This compilation consisted of tracks recorded for Vee-Jay Records in 1964/1965. As covered on the entry for Little Richard Is Back (And There's A Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On!), Richard recorded nearly fifty tracks for Vee-Jay Records in 1964/1965. With the collapse of Vee Jay, some tracks went unreleased until they appeared on Mr. Big and Talkin' 'bout Soul albums. But this rare compilation contains a most tracks from these sessions. A successful British tour finally made Richard return to his rock and roll roots, and tracks for singles were cut in 1963/1964 with Specialty, though not enough for an album. Although the records kept in the Vee-Jay Records vaults aren't terribly accurate (many even disputing whether or not Jimi Hendrix played guitar on 17 tracks as reputed), it's believed that Richard stepped into the recording studios on June 1964 and had a further six sessions until late in 1965, recording forty-six tracks. Over half of these tracks were split between this and the follow-up album, Little Richard's Greatest Hits, yet the company was not able to do any more with the unreleased recordings as financial problems caused them to file for bankruptcy in January 1966. As a result of Vee-Jay Records's collapse, the archive tracks were gradually released over a period of time, often adding just one unreleased track from the vaults.

2008 compilation from the British Pop/Soul vocalist best known for his string of hits in the late '80s and early '90s. Astley may have looked like a average Brit-on-the-street but his voice was anything but average! When he opened his mouth to sing, a big and booming soulful sound flowed forth, enchanting millions of listeners worldwide. Prepare to be Rick Rolled as all 17 tracks will take the listener back to a time when the song and the voice were still important. Features 'Never Gonna Give You Up', 'Cry For Help', 'My Arms Keep Missing You', 'Together Forever' and many more.

Èñïîëíèòåëü: Federico Palmolella
Àëüáîì: Keep on Groovin
Ðàçìåð: 127 Mb
Áèòðåéò: 320 kbps
Ñòèëü: Nu Jazz, Jazz-Funk
Ãîä: 2011
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