Tori Amos - Little EarthquakesTori Amos became the voice of a generation of young girls when she delivered her first solo record in 1992. Each of the tracks on Little Earthquakes painted an evocative picture, and the album delivered 5 singles: "Crucify," "Silent All These Years," "Winter," "China," "Me and A Gun." The album has already received the deluxe treatment in 2006, and this 2 LP is the first time the tracks have been remastered for this format. Notes are the same as those

On that basis

Tom Tall will sing about the Dee Jay who has a Stack-A-Records

"Relaxin' At Camarillo"

and new obstacles in keeping the group together and staying alive

Optional Spanish and Spanglish audio tracks

but the magnificent villa

the Arcana label is back with another recording by the Archi di Santa Cecilia conducted by Luigi Piovano

from his first pieces for two or three soloists to those grand frescoes of his maturity

with his background in both classical chamber music and contemporary jazz

and his career declining until his untimely demise in 1968 at the age of 25 from a drug overdose

Nat King Cole

Backed by the UK's own Johnny and the Roccos - whose own 1985 album was recorded at just about the same time