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Amazing set contains 42 full-strength jams.
This essential box set contains all three volumes of Street Jams: Back 2 Old School.

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Morgan Heritage is a reggae band formed by five children of famed reggae-artist Denroy Morgan.
Despite their relative youth, they have been referred to as "reggae royalty".
Having grown up in their father's music studio in the U.S. the group, then consisting of eight of the children, made their first appearance at Reggae Sunsplash in Jamaica.
They were subsequently signed by MCA and released their debut album Miracles in 1994.

Albums Included:
Full Circle
More Teachings
One Calling
Protect Us Jah
Three In One

Original soundtrack recording of the CBS television special recorded in 1965, tracks include 'O Tannenbaum', 'What Child Is This', 'My Little Drum', 'Linus and Lucy', 'Christmas Time Is Here' (instrumental), 'Christmas Time Is Here' (vocal), 'Skating', 'Hark, The Herald Angels Sing', 'Christmas Is Coming', 'Fur Elise', 'The Christmas Song' & 'Greensleeves'. Fantasy Records. 1988.

House Classics Selected by DJ Eddy de Clerq (3 Disk Set)



The best of the House era:
Chicago House, Detroit Techno, NY Freestyle, Deep House, Acid, Technohouse.

A collection of House Classic Years 1986 -> 1993

"Funk," as George Clinton so deftly put it, "is its own reward." Extending that logic, the four-disc, 55-song The Funk Box is truly an embarrassment of riches. Packed with many of the deepest, funkiest grooves of the music's golden years – 1970 until 1983 – the collection gets down and dirty with well-known hits.

A Must Have For your Music Collection.
The Funk Box is the ultimate introductory guide to this deeper, more danceable shade of soul.

Lisa Fischer Was a backup singer for Luther Vandross. Stepped out in 1991 and delivered a breathtaking effort. With power-packed vocals, she is one of those gems that fell threw the cracks of the music industry. Her only album which won her a Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance in 1992.

The subtitle of The Perfect Beats series, New York Electro Hip-Hop & Underground Dance Classics 1980-1985, pretty much sums it up. Gathering 14 songs from the seminal days of club-hopping electronica (not necessarily born in the Big Apple, just raised there), Volume 1 focuses on the genre's pioneers (Kraftwerk, Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force), as well as some early stabs at replicating the robofunk sound via a disco aesthetic: Planet Patrol's "Play at Your Own Risk," Peech Boys' "Don't Make Me Wait," Imagination's "Just an Illusion" and Nick Straker Band's "A Little Bit of Jazz." Subsequent volumes cover similar ground, occasionally veering toward old-school ancestors and the rare chartbuster. All four volumes should be heard; they document a consequential period in dance music that's influenced clubtrotters from Madonna to Goldie. Best cuts: Bambaataa's history shaping "Planet Rock" and Yaz's Europoppy, synth burp, "Don't Go."

Forty classic disco anthems, if you looking for pure disco action then look no further!

Disco Classics is the latest in the Classics compilation series from Ministry Of Sound, definitive collections of dance related musical genres.

These were huge records back in the day and have been sampled time and time again. From Diana Ross, Chic, Sister Sledge, Barry White, Bohannon, Van McCoy, Candi Staton, Donna Summer, Odyssey, Sly & The Family Stone and, of course, Gloria Gaynor.

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A Must Have For your Music Collection.

Your favorite 45s and AM radio classics are back! These are the songs you grew up with and know by heart–-150 chart-toppers and one-hit wonders that defined the '70s, and made memories.
The '70s Music Explosion is even more powerful with 4 CDs from Legends: The Ultimate Rock Collection! Artists from Aerosmith to Led Zeppelin balance your AM radio favorites with FM classics, giving you the full range of not only '70s music but the late '60s and more recent hits too. That's 14 CDs total, and over 220 songs