Papa Lightfoot George - Natchez TraceNatchez, Mississippi native Papa George Lightfoot was a Delta blues singer and harmonica player who recorded several sides for various blues labels including Aladdin, Imperial, Savoy and Excello between 1949 and 1956 before disappearing into obscurity. As interest in rural Delta blues grew in the mid 1960's, Lightfoot's name became more well known which led producer Steve LaVere to Natchez in 1969 to ask Lightfoot to record again. The resulting album,

Key of Love - Bill & Ed

ground-breaking country rap duo The Lacs re-release their wildly successful 2012 sophomore album as a deluxe 17 track edition: 190 Proof Deluxe

Grace Phipps (Fright Night)

The album features not only extended live versions of their top 10 R&B chart hits "Feel That You're Feelin'" and "Southern Girl

their label at the time begged for an English language record

The sonatas benefit from the spontaneity of youth - the didactic and gruff presentation which occasionally afflicts Backhaus's later complete sonata cycles is little in evidence here

Aldo Ceccato - Mahler Symphonies 1 & 2

Phylicia Rashad

Originally released in 2007

Representing a culmination of the development of his compositional style

highlighting a blend of speed and thrash metal guitar riffs along with hyper drumming locked in with an over the top thundering bass with punk overtones

mixed and mastered by Christian "Moschus" Moos of Spacelab Mixing