Fourteen great classic rock anthems brought together in one stunning volume. Worldwide hits by renowned artists such as Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Asia and Thin Lizzy. These are the anthems which inspired a generation, from the driving blues-rock of Wishbone Ash to the gentle strains of Barclay James Harvest. Every one a classic. 1. Wishbone Ash - Blowin' Free 2. Argent - Hold Your Head Up 3. The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Delilah 4. Uriah Heep - Return To Fantasy 5. Asia - Heat of the Moment 6. Focus - Sylvia 7. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - The Barbarian 8. Family - Strange Band 9. Curved Air - Melinda More or Less 10. Slade - Get Down And Get With It 11. Deep Purple - Child In Time 12. Free - Songs of Yesterday 13. Thin Lizzy - The Sun Goes Down 14. Barclay James Harvest - Mockingbird

Featuring Colin Blunstone.

Bema Seat / Clean / Angel of Light / Rose Colored Stained Glass Windows / Godpleaser / Second Wind / More Power to Ya / Let Everything That Hath Breath / Grave Robber / Adonai / Back to the Rock / Too Big to Fail

15 tracks from 'Classic Albums' 1 -The Who - Baba O'Riley 2 - Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water 3 - Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me 4 - Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The UK 5 - Fleetwood Mac - Dreams 6 - Queen - Death On Two Legs 7 - Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love 8 - Motörhead - Ace Of Spades 9 - Pink Floyd - Money 10 - Judas Priest - Living After Midnight 11 - Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast 12 - Metallica - Wherever I May Roam 13 - Nirvana - Come As You Are 14 - Jimi Hendrix - Burning Of The Midnight Lamp 15 - The Grateful Dead - Truckin'

An exciting potpourri of Sixties and Seventies musical luminaries are showcased on "Musikladen Live: Volume Four." From the demented and macabre stage antics of Alice Cooper to the Beatlesque wizardry of Badfinger, "The Best Of Musikladen - Volume Four" offers explosive performances by a who's who of chart giants including Jethro Tull, BTO, The Hollies, The Doobie Brothers and Three Dog Night among others. Song List: Jethro Tull - Nothing Is Easy, Alice Cooper - Eighteen, Kiki Dee Band - I've Got The Music In Me, Johnny Rivers - Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu, Badfinger - Come & Get It, The Hollies - Look Through Any Window, BTO - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet, Doobie Brothers - China Grove, Ten Years After - Good Morning Little School Girl, Humble Pie - Natural Born Woman, Canned Heat - Try A Little Tenderness

TRACKS 01. The Who: Pinball Wizard (Townshend) 02. Eric Clapton: Layla (Clapton/Gordon) 03. Deep Purple: Black Night (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) 04. Gary Moore: Parisienne Walkways (Lynott/Moore) 05. Paul Rodgers: All Right Now (Fraser/Rodgers) 06. Peter Green Splinter Group: Albatross (Green) 07. Jethro Tull: Living In The Past (Anderson) 08. The Moody Blues: Nights In White Satin (Hayward) 09. Procol Harum: A Whiter Shade Of Pale (Brooker/Red/Richards) 10. Asia: Heat Of The Moment (Downes/Wetton) 11. Rainbow: Long Live Rock 'N' Roll (Blackmore/Dio) 12. Status Quo: Rockin' All Over The World (Fogerty) 13. The Stranglers: Golden Brown (Black/Burnel/Cornwell/Greenfield) 14. Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures At An Exhibition (Excerpt) (Mussorgsky) 15. Yes: Long Distance Runaround (Anderson)

1. Then He Said, ‘Sing!’ 2. Ridin’ Down The Canyon 3. For I’m Persuaded To Believe 4. Bigger Than Any Mountain 5. I’ve Never Loved Him Better Than Today 6. A Perfect Heart 7. There Shall Be Showers Of Blessings 8. They Call It Gospel Music 9. I’m Rich 10. Thanks 11. The Reason That I’m Standing 12. One More Mountain 13. So High 14. Heroes Of The Faith 15. Mention My Name 16. I Never Shall Forget The Day 17. The Anchor Holds 18. When The Rains Come 19. It Is Finished

On Sunday nights throughout the '50s and '60s, Ed Sullivan brought pop culture into America's living rooms with the most influential show of its kind. If you made it there, you had it made because for the first time, the entire county was at home watching. During the course of the show's run, many of the early rock and roll legends were featured in career-defining performances. These cultural milestones have been compiled for Ed Sullivan's Rock 'n' Roll Classics, along with archival footage and narration for insight on the artists, their eras, and their classic appearances. Now seen with half a century of hindsight , it's clear Ed Sullivan was right--his was a really big show

From sketch comedy to an acclaimed podcast, The Sloppy Boys are taking their musical aspirations to the next level when they join forces with legendary keyboardist and producer Money Mark at the famed Sonic Ranch Studio in West Texas. They only have five days to make their comedy-rock dreams come true.