Sister Funk

Track Listings
1. You're a Stone Groovy Thing - Ruth Brown
2. Chaffeur
3. New Change of Address - Joyce Dunn
4. Escape
5. You Did It - Ann Robinson
6. Good Things - Pearl Dowell
7. I'm a Good Woman - Barbara Lynn
8. It's About Time I Made a Change
9. Born to Live With Heartache - Mary Love
10. What Do You See in Her?
11. See and Don't See - Marie Queenie Lyons
12. Sweetback - Viola Wills
13. Miracle Man
14. Remember Me
15. Sister Funk - Gloria Williams
16. Anna's Thang
17. Honeydripper
18. Right On
19. Don't Go - Aristocrats
20. To Hot to Hold - Big Ella

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Sister Funk

Sister Funk
Classic Masters
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Hard to find!
  • Nice singers, good for nostalgic Soul fans!
  • A must for any CD collection
  • Classic Masters
  • Where's their first Album?
 Classic Masters
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
Manufacturer: EMI Special Products
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ASIN: B00005V5PZ
Release Date: 2002-01-29

Tracks:

  1. Treat Her Like A Lady
  2. Too Late To Turn Back Now
  3. I Just Can't Stop Loving You
  4. Big Time Lover
  5. Ain't No Sunshine
  6. Since I Found My Baby
  7. Got To Testify (Love)
  8. Don't Ever Be Lonely
  9. I'm Never Gonna Be Alone Anymore
  10. Good Loving Don't Come Easy
  11. I'm So Glad (To Be Loved By You)
  12. Let Me Down Easy

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Hard to find!.......2007-07-16


"Too Late to Turn Back Now" is difficult to find. Get this CD now!

3 out of 5 stars Nice singers, good for nostalgic Soul fans!.......2007-03-06

This CD is a good addition to your 70s Soul collection if you also like The O'Jays, Spinners, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Isley Brothers and/or The Main Ingredient, Four Tops, The Dramatics and any other of those wonderful Soul bands that ruled the "classic" Philly and Motown sound.

4 out of 5 stars A must for any CD collection.......2007-03-04

I was only 7 years old in 1972 when CB&SR were in their short lived hey-day. But even at 7 years old the sounds of R&B and Edward's voice was the icing on the cake for my love for great soul music along with Stevie Wonder, The O-jays and many more. Having this CD in my collection now not only brings back great memories but makes me appreciate the soulful sound and great lyrics written by the Cornelious Brothers. I only wish they were still going. I recamend getting this collection it is truly a great album and edwards voice is one of a kind even for a 7 year old kid in 1972.

5 out of 5 stars Classic Masters.......2007-01-24

I hear the music on radio
so I said i like this group
I wonder if the made more
then little hit's on the radio.

4 out of 5 stars Where's their first Album?.......2005-02-17

I bought the Cornelius Bros.& Sister Rose first album on vinyl back in 1972. It was one of the few albums produced that didn't have a bad cut on it. The majority of the songs on this CD were on that album, but it just makes me miss the first album all the more. Why hasn't Rhino or someone else picked up on this group and re-released the first album on CD?
The Story of Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose: Too Late to Turn Back Now
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    		The Story of Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose: Too Late to Turn Back Now
    Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
    Manufacturer: Capitol
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    ASIN: B000002UI2
    Release Date: 1996-10-29

    Tracks:

    1. Too Late To Turn Back Now
    2. I'm Never Gonna Be Alone Anymore
    3. Don't Ever Be Lonely (A Poor Little Fool Like Me)
    4. Treat Her Like A Lady
    5. Big Time Lover
    6. Since I Found My Baby
    7. Let Me Down Easy
    8. Got To Testify (Love)
    9. Think It Over
    10. Come On Let's Be Happy Forever
    11. I Just Can't Stop Loving You
    12. Can't Stand To Be Lonely (Previously Unreleased)
    13. Just Ain't No Love (Like A Lady's)
    14. I Keep Falling Deeper And Deeper (Previously Unreleased)
    sistermachinegun: 6.0
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • Another Great Review
    • SICK'S .0 !!!
    • Familiar Territory
    • 6.0 - Amazing
    • 6.0 IS A 10.0
    		 sistermachinegun: 6.0
    Sister Machine Gun
    Manufacturer: Positron! Records
    ProductGroup: Music
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    5. Burn

    ASIN: B00005M1X6
    Release Date: 2001-04-17

    Tracks:

    1. Automaton
    2. Loser
    3. The Best That You Can Do
    4. Never
    5. Machine I
    6. Ten Minute God
    7. Machine II
    8. Gonna Be Right
    9. Down On Me
    10. What I'm Waiting For
    11. Release
    12. Machine III
    13. Machine (no!)
    14. Machine IV
    15. End

    Album Description

    Equal parts hard funk and electro-rock, 6.0 is a benchmark for the Chicago sound of the new century. Between Chris Randall's sultry vocal stylings and the fiery Hendrix-meets-Helmet guitar work of Miguel Turanzas (formerly of indie-rock mainstays Catherine), 6.0 pushes the envelope, setting new standards for modern music.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Another Great Review.......2002-10-09

    From James Brown is dead and working with many Mainstay industrial groups (KMFDM/PIG) SMG/Chris Randall has refined all his previous work and created a great CD that does not fit into any one Genre of Music type. 23 previous reviews and nothing under 4 stars should tell you, if you made it to here, you'll like this cd purchase. This guy has to be the most underrated musician to come out of Chicago and of course his band mates are complete talents as well. Great vocals and great funk-rock with jazz undertones await your ears.

    5 out of 5 stars SICK'S .0 !!!.......2002-08-09

    This album is sick! awesome stuff, i dont see why people said this was an average album?!?! This in my opinon is the best S.M.G release since the wax trax! days, and the reason is....it almost feels wax trax-ish. A very good album using a few trippy samples, somewhat like " the torture technique " album, with the smooth/harsh appeal of "burn". Also at the same time flooding the album with its own originality. A very VERY underrated album. If you like the old S.M.G stuff mixed with the new vibes then you should definately look into 6.0 stand out tracks "Machine (no!)" "Down on Me" "Loser" "End"

    3 out of 5 stars Familiar Territory.......2002-01-05

    I've been a Sister Machine Gun fan since Burn. I have all their albums now, Torture Technique, Sins of The Flesh, Burn, Metropolis, [r]evolution, and now 6.0. After Burn SMG took a definite turn away from the electronic and began exploring the more organic and funky organ, sax, and guitar which was present at such memorable moments on Burn as the first track, Red. This all culminated with [r]evolution, a funky, techno-organic, jazz/dance album full of catchy grooves and simply excellent instrumentation. 6.0 can't help but fall short for me because its such a left turn in what seemed like a natural progression for the band. I say "band" but its actually just Chris Randall because he seems to have dropped them on this album in favor of Miguel Turanzas only. 6.0 isn't the worst album in thw world but it doesn't have the same life and energy that previous efforst did. In the end the album seems shallow and a few brilliant beats here and there don't really get me going. I like SMG (and other bands) because they take me places where I haven't been before musically. 6.0 feels like familiar territory where I was hoping for an undiscovered country.

    5 out of 5 stars 6.0 - Amazing.......2001-08-08

    This is one of the greatest albums I own, with the possible exception of the other 5 Sister Machine Gun Albums, but I'm not sure. They are all just so great!!!

    5 out of 5 stars 6.0 IS A 10.0.......2001-07-11

    THE BEST THING NEXT TO SLICE BREAD.
    Revolution
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • I Feel a Little Strange now, I Feel a Bit Insane...
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    • Loses steam part way through....
    • Decent but not their best
    • A fine peice of work for Mr. Randall
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    Manufacturer: Positron
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    ASIN: B00000J7QW
    Release Date: 1999-06-15

    Tracks:

    1. Libertad
    2. Carbon Copy
    3. Got To Be
    4. Smash Your Radio!
    5. Transient One
    6. Transient Two
    7. Closer To Me
    8. Wrong
    9. Vibrator
    10. Autoloader
    11. Strange
    12. Bring Your Down [Take You Higher]

    Album Description

    Sister Machine Gun was started in 1990 by Chris Randall. He made one record for Wax Trax!, three for Wax Trax!/TVT, and one for himself. They're all pretty good, if you like that sort of thing. All of his records would certainly go under the heading of "critically acclaimed", but other than that, it's hard to pin a style on the music, which sounds like a strange cross between The The, Nine Inch Nails, and the Rockit-era Herbie Hancock. We prefer to call it "neo-industrial-dada-funk", but you're free to call it whatever you like. Sister Machine Gun's fifth album, [R]evolution, is independent recording at it's finest - everything a band can be when it has full control over it's own destiny. Recorded over most of 1998, the record was released to the SMG fan club in April of 1999, and to the general public in May of 1999.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars I Feel a Little Strange now, I Feel a Bit Insane..........2005-02-25

    Sister Machine Gun has been making quality music for a while now, and has teetered in different directions while accomplishing a balanced set of albums. The refinement of their sound can be seen in the first three works; with Sins of the Flesh kicking out a great first effort, The Torture Technique taking the band to some great heights, and then Burn getting quite a bit of acclaim. Along the way the sound changed a bit, refining into a techno-blender of vocals, blues, and beats, and I have to say I liked it. Torture Technique and Burn had just about everything one could want, and they hooked me and made me a SMG fan for life. The fourth album, Metropolis, was good but didn't continue the upward trend I had gotten accustomed to, but I thought that [R]evolution fixed that trend.

    On [R]evolution, Sister Machine Gun had quite a few songs worth mentioning herein but they hit a reviewing wall because they stepped back from some of the techno-elements they're known for. They still kept the electronics, sure, but this seemed to stray more into electronic-jazz than the former releases did. Randall has always provided that anyhow, but this era of SMG strayed more and more into jazz and blues - as the side-project Micronaut showcased.

    Transient One (nice, slow beat with solid - somewhat muffled vocals), Got To Be (slow, with an angry heartbeat), Closer Than Me (heavily showcasing a LOT of Jazz elements), Strange (saxaphone!), and Wrong (piano and symbol driven) are all a lot slower than previous works have been leading up to, and that's good stuff. A lot of Randall's strongest work is when he does something with regard to hurting or wanting, and these songs showcase that art. I'm really fond of Wrong because it has a cold sense in such a nice looking wrapper, with proclamations of "I've known you all along" oozing out of the lyrics. I'm also fond of "Got to Be" because I like the way Randall sounds when he does songs of that nature, almost blueprints for his vocals, and I love the sound of Transient One for the same reasons. Still, all these songs take a backseat to Vibrator. If Randall does slower themes well, then he does sensual even better and this song is probably the best of the album with regard to that. Its sexy and somewhat sultry, proclaiming that he "wants you tonight."

    On the other side of the spectrum, Smash Your Radio! is one of around three "driven" songs on the album, giving the angst it has freely while spitting the may of mainstream music. The message was entertaining too, and shows how Randall really didn't like his moments in the spotlight. "It's a revolution, brothers and sisters." It just wasn't the revolution a lot of people were expecting.

    4 out of 5 stars Diverse music hits the spot.......2000-05-11

    Chris Randell began to explore new and exciting sounds with the album BURN which was the first he produced on his own. With the next release he created a modern masterwork of pure rock and industrial dance grooves.

    He has gone further into that groove on (R)Evolution. There are the standard rock heavy tunes like SMASH YOUR RADIO and CARBON COPY, but soon there after his interest in blues, jazz and even a little funk creep in and really begin to influence the music, and for the better I might add.

    If you want music that stays in one very particular corner, never venturering to break its reigns then go elsewhere. But if you brave, soulful industrial rock, then SISTER MACHINE GUN is your ticket to ride.

    3 out of 5 stars Loses steam part way through...........2000-03-19

    Starts out exceptionally strong and slowly loses steam. After half the album you want to skip the rest. Certainly not as good as their previous CD Burn. Only worth the effort for the first 4 songs. "Carbon Copy Man" is a strong radio friendly hit and that is the only thing that will save this album from sale bins everywhere.

    4 out of 5 stars Decent but not their best.......2000-01-22

    A good collection of music from SMG. Mostly groovy stuff, but a bit tame for dancing. Sort of easy listening for techno fans. Metropolis and Burn are better, IMHO.

    5 out of 5 stars A fine peice of work for Mr. Randall.......1999-10-05

    As the other reviews put this album in it's place Chris Randall has created a great mix of Dance/techno, hard-industrial and 1 word TALENT with minimal cash outlay and a small independent label. Positron records I predict will have continued success. As this records indicates the labels potential.
    Original Funk Soul Sister: The Best of Ann Peebles
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      		Original Funk Soul Sister: The Best of Ann Peebles
      Ann Peebles
      Manufacturer: Music Club Records
      ProductGroup: Music
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      ASIN: B000DXSEJI
      Release Date: 2006-03-13

      Tracks:

      1. I Still Love You
      2. I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home
      3. Slipped, Tripped and Fell in Love
      4. It's Your Thing
      5. Trouble, Heartaches & Sadness
      6. I Can't Stand the Rain
      7. 99 Lbs.
      8. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down
      9. Crazy About You Baby
      10. Make Me Yours
      11. Give Me Some Credit
      12. Love Vibration
      13. Being Here with You
      14. Come to Mama
      15. Good Day for Lovin'
      16. Games
      17. Bip Bam Thank You Mam
      18. Be for Me

      Album Description

      Long before a solo recording career beckoned Ann Peebles supported the legendary Soul Stirrers on tour. The experience proved inspirational, the group featuring as it did the magical Sam Cooke. Later she would make a great Queen to Al Green's King at Hi Records where she recorded a series of great singles and 7 albums. Amongst that work was 'I Can't Stand The Rain', a record which John Lennon described as 'the greatest single ever'. You'll find it here with much more. he finest budget priced introduction to the Soul and Funk Queen of Hi Records available. Features the hits and 'I Can't Stand The Rain' and 'I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down' plus great versions of the Soul classic 'Make Me Yours' and the Funk hardy perennial 'It's Your Thing Sleevenotes by Paolo Hewitt. Compilation by Johnny Chandler. Total Running. Music Club. 2006

      Album Details

      18 Tracks, Including 'i Can't Stand the Rain', 'i'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down', 'make Me Yours' and 'it's Your Thing' and More.
      This Box That Is My Life
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        ASIN: B000CA4BPI
        Release Date: 2004-08-10
        Sweet Sister Funk
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • Sssweeeeeeeeet Sister Funk!!
        		 Sweet Sister Funk
        Ramon Morris
        Manufacturer: P-Vine Japan
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
        ASIN: B0000BHOMF
        Release Date: 2003-10-06

        Tracks:

        1. First Come, First Served
        2. Wijinia
        3. Sweet Sister Funk
        4. Sweat
        5. Don't Ask Me
        6. Lord Sideways
        7. People Make the World Go Around

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Sssweeeeeeeeet Sister Funk!!.......2004-09-07

        This is the last on my list of Groove Merchant re-issues to get and it is now my favorite (save the best for last- who knew?) This album reminds me of Donald Byrd's "Ethiopian Knight's" because it has the perfect blend of jazz & funk. The real goodies are: "First Come, First Serve", "Sweet Sister Funk", "Sweat" and "Lord Sideways". The import price is up there, but if you are into jazz/funk or soul-jazz from 1967-1974 then I would say this is not only essential, but a great rare find. Grab it while you can!! Ya Dig?
        Good Times: The Very Best of the Hits and Remixes
        Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
        • "So Unique! Chic. . .Chic"
        		 Good Times: The Very Best of the Hits and Remixes
        Chic , and Sister Sledge
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        ASIN: B000ANPWZ0
        Release Date: 2005-08-29

        Tracks:

        1. We Are Family
        2. Le Freak
        3. Good Times
        4. Lost In Music
        5. Everybody Dance
        6. I Want Your Love
        7. He's The Greatest Dancer
        8. Chic Cheer
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        10. My Forbidden Lover
        11. Thinking Of You
        12. Hangin (7" Version)
        13. All American Girls
        14. Mama Never Told Me
        15. My Feet Keep Dancing
        16. Dancing On The Jagged Edge
        17. Got To Love Somebody
        18. Frankie
        19. We Are Family (Sure Is Pure Remix)
        20. I Want Your Love (Stonebridge Remix)
        21. Thinking Of You (Ramp Remix)
        22. Hangin (12" Version)
        23. We Are Family (Steve Anderson Dmc Remix)
        24. Lost In Music (Sure Is Pure Remix)
        25. He's The Greatest Dancer (Brutal Bill Remix)
        26. Good Times (A Touch Of Jazz Remix)
        27. Jack Le Freak
        28. Megachic: Chic Medley

        Album Description

        The production team of Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards first became Chic in 1977, signing to Atlantic at the end of that year. Massive hits followed in Le Freak, I Want Your Love and Good Times. Then there was the collaboration with Sister Sledge which spawned the classics He's The Greatest Dancer (sampled in '98 by Will Smith on Gettin' Jiggy Wit It), We Are Family, Lost in Music and Thinking of You.

        Album Details

        Special Collection of Two of the Biggest (If Not the Two Biggest!) Disco Acts of all Time, Joined Together by their Association with Producers Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers. The Tracklist Reads Like a Disco Hall of Fame. Every Single One of These Tracks Has Become an Era Defining, Sampled Daily Classic that Has Influenced all Aspects of Music from the Moment of their Creation Up to the Current Day. The Edwards/Rodgers Production Team First Became Chic in 1977, Signing to Atlantic at the End of that Year. Massive Hits Followed in "le Freak", "i Want Your Love" and "Good Times". Then There was the Collaboration with Sister Sledge which Spawned the Classics "he's the Greatest Dancer" (Sampled in '98 by Will Smith on "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It"), "we Are Family", "Lost in Music" and "Thinking of You". This Set Includes a Second Disc with Remix Versions of the Great Songs plus a Megamix to Appeal to 21st Century Dancers.

        Customer Reviews:

        4 out of 5 stars "So Unique! Chic. . .Chic".......2007-04-05

        Interesting collection of songs from two famous groups that dominated the dance disco era by producer Nile Rodgers, and many selections are to be had including one very difficult to find premiere disco song by Sister Sledge, "Mama Never Told Me" that I had originally on well known by inside disc jockeys vinyl album called DISCO-TREK. Some dance hits may be condensed since there are additional multi remixes of various songs which total close to thirty in all. In that case it would be wise to check out the highly rated album greatest hits by Chic, or other collections for Sister Sledge. Nice selection of dance cuts, but that very early song by Sister Sledge noted here is my biggest interest for this particular collection. By the way, "Mama Never Told Me" is not to be mistaken with Three Dog Night song with similar like title. Sister Sledge song refers to underlying qualities of the social "quieter man" and is full of shoo-du-waps!
        Dance Seventies: Baby Boomer Classics
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          		Dance Seventies: Baby Boomer Classics
          KC & The Sunshine Band , Donna Summer , George McCrae , Chic , Average White Band , Aretha Franklin , Trammps , Frankie Valli , The Spinners , and Sister Sledge
          Manufacturer: Jci
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          ASIN: B000001O1P
          Release Date: 1995-02-17

          Tracks:

          1. That's the Way (I Like It) - KC & the Sunshine Band
          2. Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
          3. Rock Your Baby - George McCrae
          4. Good Times - Chic
          5. Pick Up the Pieces - The Average White Band
          6. Rock Steady - Aretha Franklin
          7. Disco Inferno - The Trammps
          8. Grease - Frankie Valli
          9. Rubberband Man - The Spinners
          10. We Are Family - Sister Sledge
          Best Disco Album in the Universe, Vol. 2
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          • Second volume of a very good disco series
          		 Best Disco Album in the Universe, Vol. 2
          The Trammps , Jean Carn , B.T. Express , One Way featuring Al Hudson , Sylvester , Evelyn Champagne King , Ashford & Simpson , Chic , Sister Sledge , and Chaka Chan
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          ASIN: B0000038NP
          Release Date: 1997-08-12

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          3. I'm In Love - Evelyn 'Champagne' King
          4. Was That All It Was - Jean Carn
          5. Express - B.T. Express
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          8. You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) - Slyvester
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          12. I'm Every Woman - Chaka Khan

          Customer Reviews:

          4 out of 5 stars Second volume of a very good disco series.......2004-02-28

          Volume 2 has at least 2 entries that are not in their extended (12" or LP) versions, though most are:

          Trammps-Disco Inferno (hey, the liner notes to Vol. 1 said this was on Vol. 3) (10:51)
          Ashford & Simpson-Found a Cure (3:46)(this is the 7" version; still excellent but most would prefer the 7+ minute version)
          Evelyn "Champagne" King-I'm In Love (3:53) (another short version) (Actually, Evelyn wasn't using the "Champagne" nickname when this hit in 1981. I am so proud to be a font of useless music trivia...thank you Amazon, for providing me this outlet)
          Jean Carn-Was That All There Was (3:53)
          B.T. Express-Express (5:06)
          One Way f/Al Hudson-Music (7:17)
          Sister Sledge-He's The Greatest Dancer (6:13)
          Sylvester-(You Make Me Feel) Mighty Real (6:34)
          O'Jays-Message In Our Music (6:23)
          Teddy Pendergrass-The More I Get, The More I Want (4:27)
          Chic-I Want Your Love (6:56) (despite what I said about The Hustle on Vol. 1, something from Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards needs to be on every disco compilation)
          Chaka Khan-I'm Every Woman (4:09)

          I think I'm not giving these discs five stars because the song choices on each volume seem so random. A song from 1975 may follow one from 1982, and there is no reason why any particular group of songs are on any volume. ("Club Floor Classics-The 70's" and Hip-O's "Dance 54" collections work better, to me, because they are more cohesive.) And when you think about it, can each of eleven volumes of this really be THE "best in the universe?"

          Soul Music:

          1. Slow Jams: The 70's, Vol. 2
          2. Soul Hits, Vol. 2
          3. Soulsonic, Vol. 1
          4. Sweet Sexy Thing [CD-single]
          5. The Best of 8th Day: Ten Best Series
          6. The Best of James Brown
          7. The Great Pretender
          8. The Great Soul Classics [Box set]
          9. The Learning Process
          10. The Manhattans - 16 Greatest Hits: Collection [Import]

          Soul Music

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          Hemispheres

          Selection of Zamfir [Import]

          The Best of INXS

          Duende

          Abhayamudra [Live]

          Strange Love

          The Best of the Capitol Years

          Second Grand Constitution and Bylaws, Hurqalya

          Russian Doll [CD-single] [Import]

          Richard Wagner: Overtures And Preludes

          RCA Jazz 100 Years [Box set] [Import]

          Polvo De Luna

          Quiereme

          Freedom

          Cleo Laine Sings Sondheim