Maywood was a Dutch pop duo, inspired by ABBA, but with some Latin flavor. This album includes its hits "Rio" and "Pasadena".

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The music of keyboard player Chris Geith (pronounced "guy-t") is amongst the most streamed or downloaded of all time. His staggering 1,400,000 plus downloads from www.mp3.com have made headlines in the "New York Times" and, with internet sales in 23 countries, his album ‘Prime Time’ has proved to be a top seller. Chris currently attracts in excess of 5,000 visitors a week to his Myspace sites and now is giving his fans even more to be excited about...

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Five Miles Out is a record album written and mostly performed by Mike Oldfield. It was his seventh album of original material, released in 1982. Of all Oldfield's albums, this one is probably closest to progressive rock and is also one of the very few occasions where he sings, as he is noted for not having any confidence in his voice's qualities. Fans consider this album to be among his finest works.

London, England spans the entire career of the instrumental ensemble Corduroy, who phoenixed from the embers of art school glamsters Boys Wonder in 1992 and immediately signed to Acid Jazz, their spiritual home. A postmodern Booker T & The MG's, Corduroy's brand of Hammond grooves, a Bacharach-inspired easy vibe and funky film themes, possessed a playful groove that avoided the studious, chin-stroking elements of much of the Acid Jazz crew. Tracks like "Skirt Alert", "E-type", "Harry Palmer" and "High Havoc" exemplify this swinging, organ-propelled approach.