Personnel includes: Vanessa Williams (vocals); Dres (rap vocals); Norm Mertin (guitar); Hubert Laws (flute); Jorgen Kaufma (piano).
Producers include: Keith Thomas, Donald Robinson, Kenni Hairston, Dr. Jam, Phase 5.
Compilation producer: Harry...

Issued in 2006, this 12-track compilation serves as a very concise overview of Hank Williams, Jr.'s decades-spanning career. Specializing in a rock-tinged brand of country that is notably different from his legendary father's spare, twangy sound,...

Personnel: Hank Williams III (vocals, guitar, guitars, acoustic guitar, drums); Bob Wayne (vocals, guitar, guitars, bass instrument); Randy Kohrs (acoustic guitar, dobro); Marty Stuart (electric guitar, mandolin); Johnny Hiland (electric guitar);...

Performed by The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra and The Boston Pops conducted by John Williams.
Includes STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE/STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK/STAR WARS: RETURN OF THE JEDI.
Composer: John Williams .

Personnel includes: Hank Williams Jr., Hank Williams Sr., Hank Williams III, Mike Curb Congregation, Johnny Cash.
Producers include: Hank Williams Jr., Terry Woodford, Clayton Ivey, Ray Ruff, Jimmy Bowen.
Compilation producer: Mike...

Personnel includes: Vanessa Williams (vocals); Marc Shulman, Rob Mathes (electric guitar); Ed Calle (tenor saxophone); Jeff Kievet (trumpet); Dana Teboe (trombone); Robbie Kondor (keyboards); Will Lee (bass); Bashiri Johnson...

Andy Williams' sweet crooning belongs, along with family snapshots and hand-me-down recipes, to the temple of our hearts. His singing, although never voguish, does more for the listener than many other hyped singers. His repertoire is that of...

2 LPs on 1 CD: DANNY BOY (1961)/THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF ANDY WILLIAMS (1963).
Originally released on Columbia.
Liner Note Authors: Richard Erikson; Andy Williams.
Recording information: 09/27/1961-12/03/1963.
This discount-priced two-fer...

If Robbie Williams learned one thing during his boy band days, it was how to control an audience. Little wonder, then, that at the Knebworth Festival in 2003, he had tens of thousands of fans wrapped around his little (or big) finger. Features 14...

Don Williams' easy flowing and folky approach to country, really as much pop in execution as it was down-home, gave him an impressive run of chart hits, particularly in the 1970s, when his versions of 1973's "The Shelter of Your Eyes," 1974's "We...

Personnel includes: Vanessa Williams (vocals); Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Gerald Albright (flute); Ron Kurber (saxophone); Roy Ayers (vibraphone).
Producers include: Gerry E. Brown, Vanessa Williams, Donald Robinson, Jeff Kievet, Derek...

Includes work(s): medley: the christmas song / have yoursel by various composers.

These 20 Hank Williams Jr. tracks provide only adequate representation of the artist. This is a grab bag of pre-outlaw material recorded in the '60s on MGM. Most casual fans will want a greatest-hits package that includes the best of these tracks...

Boston Symphony Orchestra includes: Tim Morrison, Thomas Rolfs (trumpet); Gus Sebring (horns).
Additional personnel: Tanglewood Festival Chorus.
Recorded at Symphony Hall, Boston, Massachusetts.
Original score composed and conducted by John...

Producers: Don Williams, Garth Fundis.
Compilation producer: Mike Ragogna.
Recorded between 1978 and 1984. Includes liner notes by Robyn Flans.
Digitally remastered by Doug Schwartz (Audio Mechanics, Los Angeles, California).
Liner Note...

Personnel: Lucinda Williams (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Elvis Costello (vocals); Doug Pettibone (acoustic guitar, acoustic 12-string guitar, electric guitar, electric 6-string guitar, electric 12-string guitar, electric slide guitar,...

Chances are that when Andy Williams released his first holiday album in 1963, he had no idea that his name would soon become synonymous with Christmas. The success of the album along with his Christmas television specials became traditional...

Most performers warrant a single-volume greatest-hits package. Legends sometimes get two depending on whether or not there was a major division in their career or they switched labels. Don Williams has three and he needs it. Here's the kicker:...

Personnel includes: Hank Williams III (vocals, acoustic guitar); Johnny Highland, Billy F. Gibbons (electric guitar); Kayton Roberts (steel guitar); Chris Scruggs (baritone guitar, mandolin); Randy Kohrs (dobro, background vocals); Michael...