Can was an experimental rock band formed in Cologne, West Germany in 1968. Later labeled as one of the first krautrock groups, they transcended mainstream influences and incorporated strong minimalist and world music elements into their often psychedelic music.

Featuring hit single "A Heart In New York"
Garfunkel is the second compilation album by Art Garfunkel, released in 1988.

Fate for Breakfast is the fourth solo album by Art Garfunkel released in March 1979 on Columbia Records.

The original idea was for Art Garfunkel to record an album of songs written by Jimmy Webb. But when the leadoff single, "Crying in My Sleep," failed to make the charts, Columbia Records withdrew the album and induced Garfunkel to put together a cover of Sam Cooke's "(What A) Wonderful World" with Paul Simon and James Taylor harmonizing. The single and a revised version of the album then made the Top 40.

Bridge Over Troubled Water was one of the biggest-selling albums of its decade, and it hasn't fallen too far down on the list in years since.

The soundtrack to Mike Nichols' The Graduate remains a key musical document of the late '60s, although truth be told, its impact was much less artistic than commercial (and, for that matter, more negative than positive).

A return event! 14 years that the public was waiting for an album of unpublished songs of the icon of the French song. Patricia Kaas it is 18 million albums sold, 2 World Music Awards, best French sale in the world and 6 victories of the music New album realized by two famous directors: Jonathan Quarmby (Benjamin Clementine, Eagle Cherry Eye, Finlay Quaye …) and Fink (John Legend, Banks, …) and carried by sublime texts signed by Rose, Arno, Ben Mazué, Hyphen Hyphen.

This is simply a vision that you, as a musician, carry in you for a long time: to play in front of the widest possible audience. It was only a matter of time before the outspoken live junkie, who has again played around the 250 mostly sold-out shows in the past two years, would record one of his concerts for eternity. Because if Oerding had the choice between an ECHO and a sold-out tour, it would be clear the tour. He just burns to play live and to spend unique, intimate nights with his audience and absolutely everyone who has experienced it will be glad to have something against the withdrawal symptoms: With Live in Hamburg Johannes Oerding brings the first one.

On her debut album Gotta Do It Right, singer and composer Cecilia Bertolini offers up a glowing album of jazz-tinged folk-pop that is rich with emotion. Free of affectation, her voice and music reveal a sublime talent that is ripe for discovery. Bertolini is backed by a team of musicians that are among the most highly regarded on the French jazz scene. Pianist and arranger Armel Dupas is joined by guitarist Olivier Louvel, drummer Karl Jannuska, bassist Manuel Marches and trumpeter Sylvain Gontard.

Cissy Houston (born Emily Drinkard) has had a long and varied career as a background vocalist, session singer and solo artist but is probably best known for being the mother of the massively successful R&B star Whitney Houston, and the aunt of both Dionne and Dee Dee Warwick. During her time with The Sweet Inspirations Houston sang back-up vocals for Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Lou Rawls, The Drifters, Dusty Springfield, Van Morrison (Brown Eyed Girl), The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Elvis Presley (the 69 Vegas comeback) and her niece Dionne Warwick.