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Released on August 9, 2011, the 39th volume of the Now seri ... Read more

Released on August 9, 2011, the 39th volume of the Now series features numerous singles that were, at the time, in the Top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100, including hyper-energetic party songs like LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem," Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," Pitbull's "Give Me Everything," Britney Spears' "Till the World Ends," Jennifer Lopez's "On the Floor," and Lady Gaga's "The Edge of Glory." The inclusion of Jason Aldean's "Dirt Road Anthem" and Blake Shelton's "Honey Bee" ends a three-volume drought for solo male country artists, but what is most notable is the absence of songs that could be squarely categorized as rap or R&B. Bizarrely, there's a repeat here: Hot Chelle Rae's "Tonight, Tonight" appeared on Vol. 38, albeit as one of the "Now What's Next" bonus tracks. The "Now What's Next" portion continues to get more peculiar here, as it contains a track -- Dev's "Bass Down Low -- that hit the Hot 100 the last week of 2010 and remained on the chart for three months, though it topped out at 6 Minimize

The best rock collection has finally arrived to As Seen On ... Read more

The best rock collection has finally arrived to As Seen On TV. The Edge 3 CD set is the perfect rock n roll gift to anyone ready to listen to today's rock artists and their top selling hits. Composed of more than 40 songs, The Edge Music Collection is full of songs to get you pumped while working out at the gym, running, or even just hanging out with friends or family. The Edge Music Collection is not only a popular pick for anyone who loves to play the air guitar, but for any music fan who loves to rock out to sounds such as Staind, Panic! At the Disco, Everclear, Jet, and many others. Disc 1 Thirty Seconds To Mars - The Kill (Bury Me) Jet - Are You Gonna Be My Girl Evanescence - Bring Me To Life Finger Eleven - Paralyzed Panic! At The Disco - I Write Sins Not Tragedies Staind - Right Here Korn - Freak On A Leash P.O.D. - Alive Trapt - Headstrong Chevelle - Send The Pain Below Cold - Stupid Girl Simple Plan - Welcome To My Life Seether - Remedy Three Days Grace - Just Like You Taproot - Poem The Donnas - Take It Off Disc 2 Puddle Of Mudd - She Hates Me Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal Sum41 - In Too Deep Hoobastank - Running Away Godsmack - Awake Trust Company - Downfall 3 Doors Down - Let Me Go Lifehouse - The First Time American Hi-Fi - Flavor Of The Week Live - Heaven Drowning Pool - Bodies Bush - Machinehead Sublime - Wrong Way Bloodhound Gang - The Bad Touch Alien Ant Farm - Movies Disc 3 (Buzz Ballads 2) Creed - With Arms Wide Open Staind - So Far Away P.O.D. - Youth Of The Nation Hoobastank - The Reason Finger - Eleven One Thing Everclear - Wonderful Hole - Malibu Simple Plan - Perfect 3 Doors Down - Be Like That Our Lady Peace - Clumsy Collective Soul - December Bush - Swallowed Live - Selling The Drama Fuel - Bad Day Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger Candlebox - Cover Me Counting - Crows Round Here Lifehouse - You And Me.. Minimize

Includes bonus tracks.As any quick perusal of old Top 40 ro ... Read more

Includes bonus tracks.As any quick perusal of old Top 40 rock & roll station playlists will attest, singles were where the shakin' action was, as rock & roll albums were scarce as hen's teeth back in those pre-Beatle days. But when the record companies decided to issue one, it was usually an artifact of high rockin' value and some major influence. Naysayers to the contrary, this debut album by the Northwest's first great rock & roll combo is just such an artifact. The Wailers dispensed crude, greasy, largely instrumental rock & roll music for those who came to shake it up and shake it down, and it's all on fine, rhythmic, open display here. This album is amazing in its own simplistic, nuthin'-special way, its crudity almost palpable. There's only one vocal aboard, Kent Morrill's "Dirty Robber," later covered and torched by the Sonics. Everything else is built on the riff-sturdy bones of their biggest hit, "Tall Cool One." With two guitars, piano, sax, and drums -- no bass player anywhere on here, another crud Minimize

They may be fictional furry creatures best known for collec ... Read more

They may be fictional furry creatures best known for collecting and recycling rubbish on Wimbledon Common, but '70s outfit the Wombles are also responsible for a musical career that many bands can only dream of. Indeed, with 12 Top 40 singles and three hit albums to their name, the U.K.'s biggest-selling band of 1974 has stood the test of time far better than any other novelty kids TV act, as evident by the Wombles' surprising performance at this year's Glastonbury, and now their first official release in six years, The W Factor. Despite its contemporary Cowell-inspired title, there's no new material on offer among its 20 tracks, all of which are plucked from the four studio albums they recorded between 1973 and 1975. But while fans who grew up with the show will no doubt be familiar with most of the numbers, it's a chance for any youngsters who have just been introduced to the adaptations of Elisabeth Beresford's tales to hear their musical prowess. Fronted by Mike Batt, composer of "Bright Eyes" and later K Minimize

10 Top 40 hits, eight Top 40 LPs Cuba Gooding was all over ... Read more

10 Top 40 hits, eight Top 40 LPs Cuba Gooding was all over the '70s like his thespian son was all over the '90s. His R&B group the Main Ingredient was one of the most soulful of the era, and here are 16 of their best: the title smash; Happiness Is Just Around the Bend; Rolling down a Mountainside; Spinning Around (I Must Be Falling in Love); Just Don't Want to Be Lonely , and more! Minimize

This 1996 album comes almost 40 years after his Top 25 hit ... Read more

This 1996 album comes almost 40 years after his Top 25 hit "Peanuts." There are six studio tracks, beginning with the title tune, and five live performances from the Boston club the Cantab, ending with "Lady From the Beauty Shop." In between is classic rock & roll fused with R&B. "Give It to Me," despite the barroom recording, is tremendous. Hearing this record is evidence of why college kids year after year get turned on to Little Joe Cook and his following continues to expand. Cook is as serious an artist as you will find. "Give It to Me" is powerful R&B, not the reggae J. Geils song of the same name. "King of Rock & Roll" is Cook's tribute to Elvis Presley. It works on many levels by a gentleman who was a contemporary of Presley's. The live version of "Hold Up, Stickem Up," another title also represented here by a studio version, simply rocks. This would be great for Jay Proctor of Jay & the Techniques as it has that "Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie" vibe. As Willie Alexander immortalized Boston's Rathskellar on the Live at the Rat album with a song called "At the Rat," Cook pens "Down at the Cantab." It's an anthem that could fit nicely into a film of this important artist's life, which should center on his extraordinary nightclub run. Some of the album is disco, which may seem out of place in 1996, but Cook knows his audience. "Can't Get Enough" is pure Little Joe Cook & the Thrillers: earthy vocals, commanding bass, and the performance honed night after night in this intimate arena. It's classic Cook, and one of the highlights of this disc. "Lady From the Beauty Shop" is a song for Cook's wife -- and a trip to the Cantab brings you into his family. At his seventy-eighth birthday party in March 2001, Shirley Lewis, Weeping Willie, members of the Platters and Harold Melvin's the Blue Notes showed up to pay their respect. Lady From the Beauty Shop is an accurate picture of an important R&B figure, and is a fun listening experience. ~ Joe Viglione, All Music Guide Minimize

Few artists make an impact as complete as the one Matisyahu ... Read more

Few artists make an impact as complete as the one Matisyahu made with his Top 40 smash "King Without a Crown": Here was a true original, the song announced--a Hasidic Jewish musician from New York City singing reggae songs about his religious devotion. Fans responded to this one-of-a-kind voice, too, driving Youth, Matisyahu's Grammy-nominated 2006 studio disc, to the top spot on Billboard's reggae albums chart. True originals, though, don't stay put for long, and on his bold new album, Light, 29-year-old Matisyahu proves that there's much more to his artistry than might initially meet the eye. "As my musical tastes have grown I have been re-discovering my sound and my voice," he says. Light is anything but safe. Produced by David Kahne (Paul McCartney, Sublime, the Strokes), the 14-track collection covers a dizzying amount of stylistic ground, from hard-edged dancehall ("Smash Lies") and ska-inflected New Wave ("We Will Walk") to laidback pop-rock ("So Hi So Lo") and acoustic folk-soul ("I Will Be the Light"). While reggae is far from absent here--see the old-school toasting in "Motivate"--Light finds Matisyahu edging away from his comfort zone into more daring territory. "Being an artist is about being sensitive to how the world resonates inside you and then being able to express it," he says. "This process is an ever-changing one." Minimize

10 Top 40 hits, eight Top 40 LPs Cuba Gooding was all over ... Read more

10 Top 40 hits, eight Top 40 LPs Cuba Gooding was all over the '70s like his thespian son was all over the '90s. His R&B group the Main Ingredient was one of the most soulful of the era, and here are 16 of their best: the title smash; Happiness Is Just Around the Bend; Rolling down a Mountainside; Spinning Around (I Must Be Falling in Love); Just Don't Want to Be Lonely , and more! Minimize

Few artists make an impact as complete as the one Matisyahu ... Read more

Few artists make an impact as complete as the one Matisyahu made with his Top 40 smash "King Without a Crown": Here was a true original, the song announced--a Hasidic Jewish musician from New York City singing reggae songs about his religious devotion. Fans responded to this one-of-a-kind voice, too, driving Youth, Matisyahu's Grammy-nominated 2006 studio disc, to the top spot on Billboard's reggae albums chart. True originals, though, don't stay put for long, and on his bold new album, Light, 29-year-old Matisyahu proves that there's much more to his artistry than might initially meet the eye. "As my musical tastes have grown I have been re-discovering my sound and my voice," he says. Light is anything but safe. Produced by David Kahne (Paul McCartney, Sublime, the Strokes), the 14-track collection covers a dizzying amount of stylistic ground, from hard-edged dancehall ("Smash Lies") and ska-inflected New Wave ("We Will Walk") to laidback pop-rock ("So Hi So Lo") and acoustic folk-soul ("I Will Be the Light"). While reggae is far from absent here--see the old-school toasting in "Motivate"--Light finds Matisyahu edging away from his comfort zone into more daring territory. "Being an artist is about being sensitive to how the world resonates inside you and then being able to express it," he says. "This process is an ever-changing one." Minimize

Producers: Nelson Larkin, Harold Shedd, Toby Keith.Compilat ... Read more

Producers: Nelson Larkin, Harold Shedd, Toby Keith.Compilation producer: Mike Ragogna.Includes liner notes by Robyn Flans.Liner Note Author: Robyn Flans.Photographers: Dean Dixon ; Ron Davis.Unknown Contributor Role: Nelson Larkin.Debuting in 1993, Toby Keith quickly became one of the top country artists of the '90s. While this collection shares several cuts with 1998's GREATEST HITS VOL. 1, there's enough of a difference between the two to satisfy hardcore Keith fans, and 20TH CENTURY MASTERS is an equally definitive summation of Keith's career. Despite its 2003 release date, this compilation wisely sidesteps the jingoism of Keith's post-9/11 hit "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue" in favor of less opinionated fare. It's far easier for listeners of any political persuasion to savor the pleasures of the time-tested barroom honky-tonk tracks "A Little Less Talk and a Little More Action" and "You Ain't Much Fun." And then there's the subtle, "Save the Last Dance for Me"-like baion lilt of "Wish I Didn't Know Minimize

Few artists make an impact as complete as the one Matisyahu ... Read more

Few artists make an impact as complete as the one Matisyahu made with his Top 40 smash "King Without a Crown": Here was a true original, the song announced--a Hasidic Jewish musician from New York City singing reggae songs about his religious devotion. Fans responded to this one-of-a-kind voice, too, driving Youth, Matisyahu's Grammy-nominated 2006 studio disc, to the top spot on Billboard's reggae albums chart. True originals, though, don't stay put for long, and on his bold new album, Light, 29-year-old Matisyahu proves that there's much more to his artistry than might initially meet the eye. "As my musical tastes have grown I have been re-discovering my sound and my voice," he says. Light is anything but safe. Produced by David Kahne (Paul McCartney, Sublime, the Strokes), the 14-track collection covers a dizzying amount of stylistic ground, from hard-edged dancehall ("Smash Lies") and ska-inflected New Wave ("We Will Walk") to laidback pop-rock ("So Hi So Lo") and acoustic folk-soul ("I Will Be the Light"). While reggae is far from absent here--see the old-school toasting in "Motivate"--Light finds Matisyahu edging away from his comfort zone into more daring territory. "Being an artist is about being sensitive to how the world resonates inside you and then being able to express it," he says. "This process is an ever-changing one." Minimize

The fourth in the series of Top 40-tracking compilations st ... Read more

The fourth in the series of Top 40-tracking compilations strikes a good balance between pop radio played-to-death singles, R&B standouts, and straight-up rock chart stormers. The beginning of the disc is packed with requisite teen pop; however, the Britney Spears offering "(You Drive Me) Crazy" will probably disappoint those who were hoping for the more recent "Oops!... I Did It Again"). This disc, where the Italian group Eiffel 65's dance-pop smash "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" lives in the same space as Blink 182's "All the Small Things," Ben Harper's "Steal My Kisses," and Macy Gray's "I Try," is like channel surfing during drive-time radio hours and scoring with every hit of the "seek" button. --Beth Massa Minimize

Originally released as a 10-inch LP in 1954, this collectio ... Read more

Originally released as a 10-inch LP in 1954, this collection features many of Nat "King" Cole's characteristically romantic early hit singles, including "Because You're Mine," "Walking My Baby Back Home," and "Somewhere Along the Way," all of which helped establish the former jazz musician as one of America's foremost crooners. Mid-1950s covers of songs by Doris Day and Perry Como are also included, as well as bonus rarities such as the sentimental waltz "You Will Never Grow Old" and the crepuscular, brooding "When I'm Alone," both making their first appearance on CD. Minimize

Rumours" was largely recorded in California during 1976 and ... Read more

Rumours" was largely recorded in California during 1976 and released on February 4, 1977. The record peaked at the top of both the US Billboard chart and the UK Albums Chart. "Go Your Own Way", "Don't Stop", "Dreams", and "You Make Loving Fun" were released as singles and were Billboard hits. "Rumours" is Fleetwood Mac's most successful release with sales of over 40 million copies worldwide and a Grammy Award winner. The band wanted to expand on the commercial success of the 1975 record "Fleetwood Mac," influenced by pop music, the record's tracks were recorded using a combination of acoustic and electric instruments. "Rumours" garnered widespread critical acclaim. Praise centred on its production quality and harmonies, which frequently relied on the interplay among three vocalists. SONG LIST: "Second Hand News" "Dreams" "Never Going Back Again" "Don't Stop" "Go Your Own Way" "Songbird" "The Chain" "You Make Loving Fun" "I Don't Want to Know" "Oh Daddy" "Gold Dust Woman Minimize

Personnel: Robin Zander (vocals); Rick Nielson (guitar); Bu ... Read more

Personnel: Robin Zander (vocals); Rick Nielson (guitar); Bun E. Carlos (drums).Liner Note Author: Pat Pierson.Recording information: 1976-1990.Photographers: Lynn Goldsmith; Don Hunstein; Waring Abbott; Norman Seeff; Bob Seidemann; Henry Diltz; Caroline Greyshock.Sony's budget-priced 2010 box Music of Cheap Trick offers three discs and 40 tracks of highlights from the band's Epic recordings, balancing hits with alternate takes and album tracks. Since this isn't exactly targeted at collectors, the variety comes across as a bit scattershot -- it's unclear just exactly why an alternate live version of "Ballad of TV Violence" is here, or the extra bridge version of "If You Want My Love" -- and it errs a little bit toward the side of being even-handed, so there are more mid-`80s cuts than perhaps there should be, but as a reasonably priced sampler, Music of Cheap Trick certainly does offer up quite a bit of good music. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Minimize

Two albums. Seven million records sold worldwide. A string ... Read more

Two albums. Seven million records sold worldwide. A string of Top 40 hits like "I'd Do Anything," "Addicted," "Perfect" and "Welcome to My Life." A worldwide legion of fans who can testify to the power of one of the fiercest live shows ever to hit the boards. At this juncture, Lava/Atlantic rockers Simple Plan simply seem to have it locked. So for its crucial third album the group could just head back into the studio and do just what s worked so well in the past, right? Not quite. Welcome to SIMPLE PLAN, not just an album but a statement of artistic ambition and growth from the Montreal-based quintet. As you'd expect from any band that would call its debut album NO PADS, NO HELMETS...JUST BALLS, the self-titled release is a fearless, without-a-net excursion into dynamic music-making, taking what we love best about Simple Plan -- the unbridled energy, the ripping guitars, the hook-filled melodic sensibility - and incorporating a slew of inventive sonic approaches informed by new collaborators such as Nate Danja Hills (Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Duran Duran, Nelly Furtado), Max Martin (James Blunt, Kelly Clarkson, Avril Lavigne) and Dave Fortman (Evanescence, Mudvayne). The new equation yields 11 songs that are unquestionably Simple Plan but still sound unlike anything it s done before, from the loping synthesizer loops of the opening track and first single "When I'm Gone" to the tight dance groove and R&B flavor of "The End," the hip-hop styled beat of "Generation" and the unabashed power balladry of "I Can Wait Forever." Simple Plan Photo More from Simple Plan Simple Plan ( Deluxe Edition ) PA [ENHANCED] No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls [ENHANCED] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REISSUED] Still Not Getting Any... [LIMITED EDITION] [ENHANCED] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Snapper Pack) [EXPLICIT LYRICS] Live from the Hard Rock [ENHANCED] [LIVE] Still Not Getting Any... [DUALDISC] [ENHANCED] Live from the Hard Rock (Deluxe Fan Pack Edition, CD/VCD) [LIVE] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Digipak) [EXPLICIT LYRICS] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Snapper Pack) [CLEAN] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Digipak) [CLEAN] Minimize

Two albums. Seven million records sold worldwide. A string ... Read more

Two albums. Seven million records sold worldwide. A string of Top 40 hits like "I'd Do Anything," "Addicted," "Perfect" and "Welcome to My Life." A worldwide legion of fans who can testify to the power of one of the fiercest live shows ever to hit the boards. At this juncture, Lava/Atlantic rockers Simple Plan simply seem to have it locked. So for its crucial third album the group could just head back into the studio and do just what s worked so well in the past, right? Not quite. Welcome to SIMPLE PLAN, not just an album but a statement of artistic ambition and growth from the Montreal-based quintet. As you'd expect from any band that would call its debut album NO PADS, NO HELMETS...JUST BALLS, the self-titled release is a fearless, without-a-net excursion into dynamic music-making, taking what we love best about Simple Plan -- the unbridled energy, the ripping guitars, the hook-filled melodic sensibility - and incorporating a slew of inventive sonic approaches informed by new collaborators such as Nate Danja Hills (Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Duran Duran, Nelly Furtado), Max Martin (James Blunt, Kelly Clarkson, Avril Lavigne) and Dave Fortman (Evanescence, Mudvayne). The new equation yields 11 songs that are unquestionably Simple Plan but still sound unlike anything it s done before, from the loping synthesizer loops of the opening track and first single "When I'm Gone" to the tight dance groove and R&B flavor of "The End," the hip-hop styled beat of "Generation" and the unabashed power balladry of "I Can Wait Forever." Simple Plan Photo More from Simple Plan Simple Plan ( Deluxe Edition ) PA [ENHANCED] No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls [ENHANCED] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REISSUED] Still Not Getting Any... [LIMITED EDITION] [ENHANCED] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Snapper Pack) [EXPLICIT LYRICS] Live from the Hard Rock [ENHANCED] [LIVE] Still Not Getting Any... [DUALDISC] [ENHANCED] Live from the Hard Rock (Deluxe Fan Pack Edition, CD/VCD) [LIVE] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Digipak) [EXPLICIT LYRICS] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Snapper Pack) [CLEAN] Simple Plan - Big Package for You (Digipak) [CLEAN] Minimize

A deluxe vinyl re-release of Ciccone Youth's The Whitey Alb ... Read more

A deluxe vinyl re-release of Ciccone Youth's The Whitey Album, the full-length recorded by Sonic Youth's Top-40 obsessed alter-ego is now available on the band's own Goofin' imprint. In 1988, after hinting that a tribute to the Beatles' White Album was in the works, the band about-faced and delivered this brain-sick celebration of pop-culture and The Material Girl in particular. The album has been spectacularly remastered and manufactured to provide hi-fi reproductions of such favorites as 'Needle-Gun,' 'MacBeth,' and Mike Watt's original demo recording of 'Burnin' Up.' This is a re-issue! originally released 1988Vinyl reissue of quintessential 1988 Top-40 tribute albumFeatures the classic 'Burnin' Up' demo featuring Mike Watt and Greg GinnLatest in Sonic Youth's vinyl reissue series which also features the group's 1982 debut, Thurston Moore's Psychic Hearts and deluxe box set editions of Dirty and GooTRACK LISTING:A1 Needle-Gun A2 (silence) A3 G-Force A4 Platoon II A5 Macbeth A6 Me & Jill / Hendrix Cosby A7 Burnin' Up Performer - Mike Watt (written-by - Madonna)B1 Hi! Everybody B2 Children Of Satan / Third Fig B3 Two Cool Rock Chicks Listening To Neu Featuring - Susanne SasicB4 Addicted To Love (written-by - Robert Palmer)B5 Moby-Dik B6 March Of The Ciccone Robots B7 Making The Nature Scene B8 Tuff Titty Rap B9 Into The Groovey (written-by - Madonna)B10 Macbeth (Alt. Mix) Minimize

A deluxe vinyl re-release of Ciccone Youth's The Whitey Alb ... Read more

A deluxe vinyl re-release of Ciccone Youth's The Whitey Album, the full-length recorded by Sonic Youth's Top-40 obsessed alter-ego is now available on the band's own Goofin' imprint. In 1988, after hinting that a tribute to the Beatles' White Album was in the works, the band about-faced and delivered this brain-sick celebration of pop-culture and The Material Girl in particular. The album has been spectacularly remastered and manufactured to provide hi-fi reproductions of such favorites as 'Needle-Gun,' 'MacBeth,' and Mike Watt's original demo recording of 'Burnin' Up.' This is a re-issue! originally released 1988Vinyl reissue of quintessential 1988 Top-40 tribute albumFeatures the classic 'Burnin' Up' demo featuring Mike Watt and Greg GinnLatest in Sonic Youth's vinyl reissue series which also features the group's 1982 debut, Thurston Moore's Psychic Hearts and deluxe box set editions of Dirty and GooTRACK LISTING:A1 Needle-Gun A2 (silence) A3 G-Force A4 Platoon II A5 Macbeth A6 Me & Jill / Hendrix Cosby A7 Burnin' Up Performer - Mike Watt (written-by - Madonna)B1 Hi! Everybody B2 Children Of Satan / Third Fig B3 Two Cool Rock Chicks Listening To Neu Featuring - Susanne SasicB4 Addicted To Love (written-by - Robert Palmer)B5 Moby-Dik B6 March Of The Ciccone Robots B7 Making The Nature Scene B8 Tuff Titty Rap B9 Into The Groovey (written-by - Madonna)B10 Macbeth (Alt. Mix) Minimize

Fresh! is the debut album from Australian Dance-pop singer/ ... Read more

Fresh! is the debut album from Australian Dance-pop singer/songwriter, Gina G. The song was also successful in the United States, peaking at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100, #13 on the Rhythmic Top 40, #5 on the Mainstream Top 40, #25 on the Adult Top 40 and #11 on the Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart. The opening single "Ooh Aah...Just a Little Bit" was the official Eurovision entry for the United Kingdom in 1996. Gina also co-wrote four tracks on the album, all of which later became singles. Track listing "Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit" (Simon Tauber/Steve Rodway) 3:22 "Fresh!" (Gina G/Paul Barry/John Collins/Mark Taylor) 3:43 "Ti Amo" (Gina G/Paul Barry/Mark Taylor) 2:51 "Every Time I Fall" (Anders Bagge/Meja/Harry Sommerdahl) 4:00 "Follow The Light" (Steve Rodway/Simon Tauber) 4:14 "Gimme Some Love" (Gina G/John Collins/Mark Taylor/Robert Wainwright/Richard Burton) 3:30 "Rhythm Of My Life" (Steve Rodway) 3:41 "Missin' You Like Crazy" (Ray Ruffin/Rueben Martin) 4:43 "I Belong To You" (Gina G/William Colbourne) 3:18 "Higher Than Love" (Steve Rodway/Simon Tauber) 3:43 "It Doesn't Mean Goodbye" (Steve Rodway) 5:17 "Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit" (Motiv8 Vintage Honey Mix) (Simon Tauber/Steve Rodway) 6:45 Minimize

This compilation contains some of the best Contemporary Cat ... Read more

This compilation contains some of the best Contemporary Catholic Music recorded by independent artists in 2008 and early 2009. Nearly 40 Catholic artists competed in the Rocking Romans 2009 Best of New Catholic Music contest, submitting a total of 115 songs for consideration by the judges. The top 11 artists from 6 countries were chosen to be included in this year s compilation CD. RockingRomans goal is to position Catholic Music to compete successfully withsecular music so as to bring the Good News and hope of the Gospel to avery broad audience. Artists: various Format: Audio CD, one disc, 11 tracks Producer: Rocking Romans UPC: 845029092069Track listing:1. Rekindled - MILO (United States) 2. My Everything - Tuesday Bloom (Canada) 3. Finally Let Go - Chris Bray (Canada) 4. Earth Sings Out - emmanuelworship (Australia) 5. Halleluiah Amen - REXBAND (India) 6. Jars of Clay - SALT (Malta) 7. Sapientia - Vox Nova (Sweden) 8. Touched By The Fire - Jovenes de Valor (United States) 9. Contra - Popple (United States) 10. There He Was - The Lee Roessler Band (United States) 11. Send Me - Billie Tarascio (United States) Minimize