More By Artist: Queen
Displaying items 61 to 80 of 152
|
Queen Ida & Her Zydeco Band
On Tour [ Gnp Cresendo / CD - released 3/Jul/2006 ] |
|
Queen Latifah
Black Reign [ Umc / CD - released 4/Feb/2002 ] |
|
Queen Latifah
Trav'lin Light [ Ucj / CD - released 10/Aug/2010 ] |
|
Queen Majeeda
Conscious [ Heartbeat / CD ] |
|
Queen Victoria School
Play The Tunes Of Scotlan - Ge [ Hmo / CD - released 18/Mar/1999 ] |
|
Queen Yonasda
God Love & Music [ Modulor / CD - released 30/Nov/2009 ] |
|
Queen's Chamber Band/Alltop
Caldara: The Card Game [ Albany / CD ] |
|
Sasha & Ivy Queen
Doin Dat Sexy Bodu... [ Vp / 12in ] |
|
Stampede Queen
A Night At The Cocktails [ Perris / CD - released 9/Aug/2004 ] |
|
Star Queen
Faithbringer [ Lion / CD ] |
|
Star Queen
Your True Self - Germany [ Lion / CD - released 13/Jun/2008 ] |
ELGAR / DELIUS
Violin Concertos (Rec 1929 & 44) Albert Sammons (violin) / Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra / New Queen's Hall Orchestra / Malcolm Sargent, Henry Wood (conductors) [ Naxos Historical Great Violinists / CD - released 10/Jan/2003 ] 1001 Classical recordings you must hear before you die (1901-1950) - "Wonderful transfers from crackly shellac 78rpm originals bring to budget-price CD this important coupling of two great concertos performed by one of the country's finest... |
Band Of HM Royal Marines Scotland / The Band of the Queen's Own Highlanders, Steve Kendall and his Glencastle Sound, etc
Heritage Of Scotland [ Pickwick / CD - released 9/Oct/2008 ] From the cheerful folk tunes of Scottish country dancing to the evocative and unique sounds of the bagpipes this collection has it all - a collection of the best Scottish traditional sounds. |
VARIOUS COMPOSERS
Bandstand: A Musical Walk in the Air The Band of The Corps of Royal Engineers / The Band of The Corps of Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers / The Minden Band of the Queen's Division [ A Feast of Music / Gift of Music / CD - released 20/Jun/2011 ] Strolling along on a Sunday afternoon, we can hear the band in the bandstand playing favourite melodies and musical highlights from the world of stage and screen. Superb musicaians create a sparkling evocation of the world of the brass band. |
DAVID BEDNALL
Welcome All Wonders: A Christmas Cantata The Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford / Owen Rees [ Signum / CD - released 29/Jul/2013 ] 'Welcome all Wonders: A Christmas Cantata' is a large-scale work for choir, organ and trumpet spanning 15 movements. It celebrates the Christmas story through an imaginative selection and juxtaposition of poetry and liturgical texts, and provides a... |
VARIOUS COMPOSERS including Tavener, Howells, Stopford, Mendelssohn
Carols From Queen's Choir of the Queen's College, Oxford [ Aive / CD - released 1/Sep/2015 ] The Choir of the Queen's College, Oxford is one of the world's mosT renowned choral institutions. Carols from Queen's presents the choir in all its luxuriant glory. This blockbuster holiday album celebrates the Choir's illustrious history, and offers... |
Dream Queen
Killer Queen: Tribute To Queen [ Hallmark / CD - released 1/Jul/2002 ] These faithful interpretations of classic Queen hits are performed as a tribute to Queen and to Freddie Mercury. The singers and musicians of 'Dream Queen' capture the original Queen sound perfectly and even the most ardent of fans will be hard... |
George and Queen
Teenagers to Grown Ups [ Isaac Promotions / CD - released 22/Apr/2010 ] Following on from the success of 'City' and 'The Wind Is Up', indie folk champions George and Queen release their third album 'Teenagers and Grownups' - the best work yet from this peerless NZ band. |
George & Queen
The Wind is Up [ Isaac Productions New Zealand / CD - released 25/Sep/2008 ] Following on from the success of their 2007 debut, 'City', New Zealand indie folk champions George & Queen release their second album. "A wonderfully understated and carefully crafted collection of quite fantastic songs".-Cheeseontoast. |
|
I Killed The Prom Queen
Music for the Recently Deceased [ Stomp Records / CD - released 12/Sep/2006 ] “I Killed The Prom Queen are back in a big way. Opting for a much heavier path with ‘Music For The Recently Deceased’, they make Australian-Swedish breakdown metal their own.” - Blunt Magazine (10/10). |
