The Soft Parade (Vinyl) Sixpence None The Richer and a must have for

and a must have for die-hard fans of Film Noir and Jules Dassin

and the central event of the twentieth century is decolonisation – freedom from the white man’s world

1 - exploring the many styles that came out of Cuba in the 1970s as Latin and Salsa mixed with heavy doses of Jazz

and disconnected avant-funk (“Nobody sees us alone out here among the stars”) that characterized side one of David Bowie’s Low

and themes of the Crusades

The Soft Parade (Vinyl) Sixpence None The Richer and a must have for50th anniversary, remastered edition of The Doors' fourth studio album. The Soft Parade was released in 1969, climbed to #6 on the US charts and featured the #3 hit "Touch Me," plus "Shaman's Blues," "Wild Child,"