Foster Brothers "Count Me Out" Very Rare 7"

Curb Records (USA) ( May 21, 1991 ), Genre: Oldies

DIG Music

Jonas Brothers CD - It's About Time, Out of Print, 1st Release by Columbia INO Records (a division of SONY BMG Music Entertainment). ***** TRACK LISTING: 1. I Am What I Am, 2. Mandy, 3. One Day At a Time, 4. Time for Me to Fly, 5. 6 Minutes, 6. You Just Don't Know It, 7. Underdog, 8. Don't Tell Anyone, 9. 7:05, 10. Hey We're Gonna Be Alright, 11: Dear God ***** ADDITIONAL NOTES: It's About Time is the debut studio album from the Jonas Brothers. It was released on August 8, 2006 from their then-label INO Records. The album did very well in the Christian genre since INO Records is a prominent Christian label. Just a few months after the release of the album, the boys signed a new deal with Daylight/Columbia Records and Re-released the album with a slightly different track listing. Each of the releases was limited and no further copies have been made, making copies of this CD very rare in today's marketplace.

Yorkshire's Moonkyte only made one album, and though it was supported by John Peel, who wrote the effusive sleevenotes, it sank without trace when it appeared on the tiny Mother label in 1971. Now, with originals changing hands for hundreds of pounds, Sunbeam is giving it to be a great lost British acid folk gem and an absolute treat for all lovers of acid folk and psychedelia. 2005.

Gene Kelly

Panini

Director: Burt Kennedy; Stars: Stacy Keach; Release Date: April 07, 1998

Ace (UK)

Yorkshire's Moonkyte only made one album, and though it was supported by John Peel, who wrote the effusive sleevenotes, it sank without trace when it appeared on the tiny Mother label in 1971. Now, with originals changing hands for hundreds of pounds, Sunbeam is giving it to be a great lost British acid folk gem and an absolute treat for all lovers of acid folk and psychedelia. 2005.

Jungle Brothers: Afrika Baby Bambaataa, Mike G. (vocals); Sammy B. (DJ).Additional personnel: Q-Tip (vocals); Sweet Daddy (scratches).Recorded at T.T.O. Studios, New York, New York.All songs written by The Jungle Brothers.Personnel: Sweet Daddy "Sammy B" (scratches).Liner Note Authors: Brian Coleman ; Mike G.; Afrika Babybam.Recording information: T.T.O. Studios, New York, .Photographer: Ken Kaufman.Arrangers: Tony D.; The Grand Wizard Oswald; Jungle Brothers.Although outdistanced in popularity and sales by contemporaries and kindred spirits De La Soul and Tribe Called Quest, the Jungle Brothers were equally important in ushering in a bold, innovative new movement in hip-hop. In an era when rap's early pioneers were fading and gangsta rap had yet to leave the getto full force, the Jungle Brothers helped establish the Native Tongues collective and, subsequently, a style of hip-hop that would come to define the Golden Age. Cuts like "Jimbrowski" and the title track are classics and perfectly illustrate the Jbeez