Billie Holiday : Lover ManFor these Decca sessions, Billie was accompanied by strings and large studio orchestras for the first time in her career. Her voice was at its strongest during the 1940s, and among the many high points here are her original versions of 'Lover Man' (Holiday's biggest selling record), 'Don't Explain', and 'Good Morning Heartache'. Holiday's work here is often melancholy and resigned in the extreme, with sterling treatments of forlorn songs, such as 'You

the Maytals are rightly regarded as one of the greatest singing trios in the history of Jamaican music

Joe Pass' 'For Django'

Singalong Junk

Callas Went Away - Enigma

Hanging in the Wire (Demo) - PJ Harvey

The Day the Earth Stole Heaven - David Sylvian (3

My Reverie - Hank Mobley

Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks

Firehouse - KISS

There's No Such Thing As Aliens - Sparks (2

Nailing the Holy One - Necrophobic (2

Rebellion (Lies) - Arcade Fire (5