Charlie Fox 05 - Road Kill 2010
'If you stay involved with Sean Meyer you will end up killing again,' my father said. 'And next time, Charlotte, you might not get away with it.'
Still bearing the emotional scars from her traumatic first bodyguarding job in the States,

As if the world needs another compilation of the essential bebop originals Charlie Parker offered to the world in the '40s, here's yet another. Studio tracks that are well known as prime cuts from Bird's repertoire are all here over two CDs and 50 selections. No commentary is needed on the quality of this music, save that the digital reproductions to CD are clean and strong. It is conceivable in this day and age that listeners don't have Charlie Parker recordings, much less know about how he changed the music world in his time. You should have more than one, but this is a mere starter to whet your bop whistle.

As if the world needs another compilation of the essential bebop originals Charlie Parker offered to the world in the '40s, here's yet another. Studio tracks that are well known as prime cuts from Bird's repertoire are all here over two CDs and 50 selections. No commentary is needed on the quality of this music, save that the digital reproductions to CD are clean and strong. It is conceivable in this day and age that listeners don't have Charlie Parker recordings, much less know about how he changed the music world in his time. You should have more than one, but this is a mere starter to whet your bop whistle.

This is a RARE collection of Charlie Chaplins golden classics composed of 40 of his movies.

This remastered two-fer reissues two of Bobby Darin's early '60s middle-of-the-road albums, 1962's OH! LOOK AT ME NOW! and 1964's HELLO DOLLY TO GOODBYE CHARLIE.

This two-fer from EMI features a pair of out of print Bobby Darin LPs: Oh! Look at Me Now and From Hello Dolly to Goodbye Charlie. Originally issued on Capitol Records in 1962 and 1964, respectively, these 23 traditional pop songs include "Blue Skies," "My Buddy," "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square," and "Call Me Irresponsible." This is a nice sampler of familiar items that should satisfy the needs of casual fans. ~ Al Campbell