Angola 1972-1973 - Various Artists

Advantages: All the greatest songs ever
Disadvantages: none

...I had this bought for me for Mother's Day after a gentle nudge in the right direction and various hint dropping. With over 19 songs ranging from the late 1960's, this CD has every favourite record on it from her singing career. The earliest song on here is The Look of Love which has to be an all time favourite with most people, if anyone denies singing along to it I think they would be telling porkies. A full list of the songs are as follows:- Baby Don't Change Your Mind (1977) The Way we Were (1974) License to Kill (1989) (James Bond Theme) Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me (1973) Midnight Train to Georgia (1973) Help Me Make It Through The Night (1972) Take Me in Your Arms and Love Me (1967) Come Back and Finish What You Started (1978) The One & Only (1978) So Sad The Song (1976) The Look Of Love (1968) Part Time Love (1975... Read review

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Advantages: good music
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...to become just The Jacksons. The Jacksons made 6 albums between the years of 1976 and 1984 and toured several times throughout North America, Europe and Asia. The Jacksons (1976) Goin' Places (1977) Destiny (1978) Triumph (1980) The Jacksons Live (1981) Victory (1984) 2300 Jackson Street (1988) Although Michael was still working with the Jacksons it was in 1979 when his career really took a big turn around as a solo artist. His solo albums are Got To Be There (1972) Ben (1972) Music And Me (1973) Forever, Michael (1975) The Best Of Michael Jackson (1976) Off The Wall (1979) One Day In Your Life (1981) Ain't No Sunshine (1982) ET Storybook Album (1982) Thriller (1982) Motown Super Star Series (1983) The Great Love Songs of Michael Jackson (1984) Anthology (1986) Looking Back To Yesterday: Never Before Released Masters... Read review

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Advantages: Music, lyrics, beat
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...was a way to escape the endemic violence of the townships. The Wailers had the self-belief and the talent to make this come true. ‘The Wailers’ soon developed their music, slowed down the beat of their songs and added a much heavier bass backing to produce what we would calls today as a reggae sound. Their big break happened in 1971 when Island Records made history by being the first major record label to sign a reggae artist. Success followed with the release of Catch A Fire’ (1972). Bob Marley changed the line-up in early 1973 when Bunny Livingston and Peter Tosh left to pursue solo careers. The group now know as Bob Marley and the Wailers achieved even more international success with the release of other albums ‘Natty Dread’ (1974) ‘Live!' (1975) Rastaman Vibration (1976) and ‘Exodus’ (1977). Increasingly Marley a firm political stance... Read review

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