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Tony Bennett In The Middle Of An Island (1957)

Mantovani & His Orchestra Around The World In 80 Days (1957)

Jim Reeves Four Walls (1957)

Ivory Joe Hunter Since I Met You Baby (1957)

The Tune Weavers Happy Happy Birthday Baby (1957)

Buddy Knox Hula Love (1957)

Betty Johnson I Dreamed (1957)

Happy Ear, are you a Gene Vincent fan?

Pat Boone Why Baby Why (1957)

Harry Belafonte Jamaica Farewell (1957)

Elvis Presley Love Me Tender (1957)

Bill Justis Raunchy (1957)

Billy Ward & His Dominoes Stardust (1957)

Bobby Helms My Special Angel (1957)

Jane Morgan Fascination (1957)

Fats Domino Blue Monday (1957)

The Del Vikings Whispering Bells (1957)

The Bobbettes Mr Lee (1957)

Crosby Stills, Nash & Young Barrel Of Pain (Half Life)

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Selwyn Birchwood, Electric Swamp Funkin' Blues was released on March 27, 2026. "A follow-up to Exorcist and Old School – two albums saturated with blues-rock, this release is as soulful and thought-provoking music with a sting that delivers a warm embrace to a world that could use a big hug. All-original and self-produced, it’ll take you to church while doing its best to lift your spirits despite all the hardship, worry and strife sapping your energy today." You can read the rest of the review here...

Deep Purple, Splat! was released on July 3, 2026. "You can’t deny the power and majestic force Deep Purple have in store for their listeners in 2026. Whatever Mark lineup you prefer, whether it’s the blistering textures of Ritchie Blackmore, Tommy Bolin, Steve Morse, or newcomer Simon McBride, who took over for Morse during the band’s summer 2022 tour, you can tell McBride fits naturally into the Purple sound." You can read the rest of the review here...