Digital Blue Barbie Sing Along CD Player White/Pink Item Condition Brand new, factory sealed Product Information Module Number: BB21000 Shipping Package Dimensions: 15.2 x 10.3 x 5.5 inches ; 4.2 pounds Shipping Weight: 4.4 pounds 2 microphones sing with your friends Plays CD, CDR and CDRW and top loading CD Individual microphone and master volume adjustment Operated by 6xC size batteries (not included) or included AC Adapter Portable and easy to use The Barbie Sing-Along CD Player lets you sin

'Digital Trance' encapsulates the sound of clubland right here right now, with 34 tunes over two CDs, further cementing Gatecrasher's position at the pinnacle of the market. CD 1 features a mix of the more emotional & epic sides of trance. Highlights include some of club lands hottest tunes and a few classics remixed for today's market first up the huge Mauro Picotto 'Pulsar 2002' remixed by Dutch man of the moment DJ Tiesto, also on the Dutch tip Marco V's latest offering 'Mohawk - atlatic stress' (exclusive), Push are back with the awesome 'Tranzy State of Mind'. CD2 focuses on the harder side of the Gatecrasher sound highlights here are the compilation exclusive Art of Trance 'Madagascar' remixed for today by Push also featured the brand new single from Art of Trance 'Love... Less

"Digital Audio Bossa" is a classic of the brazilian electronica. This masterpiece contains, among others, the blast "O Ronco da Cuíca" featuring the great Lilian Vieira from Zuco 103 (killer drum'n'samba!), the uber-killer-latin- house jam "Quero Ver" with A-M-A-Z-I-N-G vocals and energy of Sabrina Fidalgo and Nice Ferreira,the beautiful and peaceful "Da Onda" sung only at the end by the same Sabrina Fidalgo together with Sylvio Ramos, "da big shit" "Cresce Lentamente" featuring Riovolt's singer number one Ju Cassou, the hot-hot-hot "Lied it Up" with Neal Veggars sexy whispering voice and much more.

Release Date: 1996-09-27, Audio CD, Universal Music & VI

Curran makes both Getting It Right and Getting the Spirit seem easy; his retro blues doesn't give off so much as a whiff of the moldy fig, but neither does he descend into camp, parody, or self-parody. A recovering rockabilly, his heart is with the jump 'n' jive of Wynonie Harris ("Down Boy Down," the instrumental "The Groovy Jam"), but he can also raise a ruckus like Little Richard ("Heeby Jeebies"), head for Chicago (Little Walter's "Crazy Mixed Up World," "Leavin'"), or ease into a classy Duke-Peacock groove (Bobby Bland's "Honey Bee"). As a guitarist, he is solidly in the T-Bone Walker/B.B. King style, but with enough quirks that it never sounds like slavish imitation. His originals hold their own with the chestnuts, and he's such an assured vocalist that ballads like "Come Back" come... Less

EMI Classics is proud to present two 10-CD boxed sets of The Record of Singing. The first release covers the earliest vocal recordings from 1899 through 1952 (when the era of the 78 rpm shellac record effectively ended), and the second set is from 1953 to 2007 (the introduction of the vinyl LP through the digital era and the CD). Together these 20 CDs offer a breath-taking overview of the past century of classical vocal music. This second set ushers in a new golden age of timeless vocalists like Maria Callas, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Victoria de los Angeles, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Nicolai Gedda, and Boris Christoff, and then goes on to the subsequent generations of big names such as Franco Corelli, Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Montserrat Caballé, Mirella Freni, and several hundred... Less