Kazuki Tomokawa - Finally, His First AlbumAt the tender age of twenty five, while he was working part time at an Italian restaurant in Tokyo's Kamata district, Kazuki Tomokawa released his debut record, fittingly titled Finally, His First Album. While he had already penned hundreds of songs, including his first single "Try Saying You're Alive!," written on a long train ride past fields and rice paddies, it was this recording that introduced Japan to one of it's most unique musicians of the

He brought in old collaborators including Grandaddy's Jason Lytle

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Clyde McPhatter - The Very Best Of Clyde McPhatter 1953-62 - This collection provides a worthy showcase for his distinctive talents

and it is exactly this experience what makes the Swedes' album "Revelation" so attractive for the listener: an uncompromising mixture of mesmerizing rhythms

Co-produced by Delious (a member of All-4-One) and respected producer/songwriter Anthony Smith

Guest musicians & co-writers on each track: The Great Tribulation: Fleshgod Apocalypse Wake the World: Tommy Karevik (Kamelot

during which he produced works that span the musical traditions of both countries

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' which he wrote in 1802 to record his growing deafness

His last-ever video recording is included

" "Know Like I know" and "Bring It On" all now available

He has sold over 140 million albums and has five Platinum and seven Gold albums under his belt