Raising Sand
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss

$29.95 (Compact disc / Decca )

American bluegrass-country singer Alison Krauss teams up with one-time Led Zeppelin man Robert Plant to produce this collaborative effort, with production by T-Bone Burnett.

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1. Rich Woman (Dorothy LaBostrie-M...

Shine
Joni Mitchell

$19.95 (Compact disc / Concord Jazz )

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In response to a burst of creative energy, Joni Mitchell has had a very busy year. It started with her being co-creator and artistic director for a ballet based on her music, followed by a politically charge... More »

Mothership
Led Zeppelin

$32.95 (Compact disc / Warner Music )

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Ripe
Ben Lee

$19.95 (Compact disc / Inertia Recordings )

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So Many Nights
The Cat Empire

$29.95 (Compact disc / Virgin Records )

Track Listing 1. So Many Nights 2. Panama 3. Fishes 4. The Darkness More »

1. No Longer There 6. Lonely Moon 7. Sunny Moon 8. So Long 9. No Mountain 10. Strong Coffee 11. Till The Ocean Takes Us All 12. Voodoo Cowboy 13. Radio So...

We'll Never Turn Back
Mavis Staples

$20.95 (Compact disc / Anti )

From the opening track Down in Mississippi, I was hooked. This is a powerful recording from one of the great singers in the world – emotionally chilling and spiritually uplifting. The album definitely benefits from the g... More »

No Promises
Carla Bruni

$30.95 (Compact disc / Filter Music )

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River: The Joni Letters
Herbie Hancock

$29.95 (Compact disc / Verve Records )

TRACK LISTING: 1 Court And Spark Norah Jones, Herbie Hancock 07:35 2 Edith And The Kingpin Herbie Hancock, Tina Turner 06:32 3 Both Sides Now Herbie Hancock 07:38 4 River Corinne Bailey Rae, Herbie Hancock 05:27 5 Sweet ... More »

Stolen Apples
Paul Kelly

$29.95 (Compact disc / Emi )

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Washington Square Serenade
Steve Earle

$25.95 (Compact disc / New West Records )

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I’ve been listening to Steve Earle albums for years. From the minimal Train A Comin’ to the political Jerusalem and The Revolution Starts...Now. I’ll go out on a limb and say that this could be the best ... More »