Raspberries: Live On Sunset Strip marks the triumphant return after 30 years of the Raspberries' original line-up of Eric Carmen, Wally Bryson, Dave Smalley and Jim Bonfanti, recorded at Los Angeles' House of Blues during the band's sold-out 2005 reunion tour. The Deluxe Version contains the entire 21-song concert on 2 CDs, plus a bonus 5-track DVD in a special digipak featuring all of the band’s biggest hits including “Go All The Way,” “I Wanna Be With You,” and “Let’s Pretend" alongside fan favorites and covers, including a scorching version of The Who’s “I Can’t Explain.”

Join Alex Acuna as he takes you on a journey from his homeland in Peru to high-profile "A" list session drummer. He also reveals his very favorite rhythms and demonstrates how they apply to drum set and any drumming vocabulary. Must see performances with his new Jazz group featuring Abe Laboriel Sr., Patrice Rushen and Justo Almario, as well as Alternative Latin Rock group Kinky make this DVD entertaining and informative. Well over two hours of total content are filmed in High-Definition and Digital Surround.

This is Karla Bonoff's first live album and the songs she performs span her entire career, from her first album through to the present. In all, there are 21 songs on 2 CDs, including two new songs. There's also a song from Karla's days in Bryndle that may be new to some fans.

This album was recorded in Santa Barbara, California - close to Karla's home base, in an intimate club setting. She's backed by her regular touring band, including long time friend and musical associate Kenny Edwards and renowned guitarist Nina Gerber. That trio has played hundreds of shows together, throughout America and Japan. They are joined by former Bryndle percussionist Scott Babcock on these recordings.

Karla Bonoff has recorded and released four solo albums as well as a "Best Of" collection and three albums with Bryndle. So why a live album now? "I have been playing so long and have never really documented what we do" Karla said recently. "I think many of these songs have improved with age and I felt like it was finally time to do that."

Jimmy Webb's brand-new live album is a stunner that features the composer playing some of his greatest songs spanning his entire career. Songs inlcude "Highwayman," "Galveston," "All I Know," "Didn't We," Wichita Lineman," "Time Flies," "Paul Gauguin In The South Seas" and more. In addition, there are Jimmy's funny and insightful thoughts about his working with popular music greats such as Frank Sinatra, Richard Harris, Waylon Jennings, Art Garfunkel, Glen Campbell and others. If you haven't seen Jimmy live, here's the next best thing: having Jimmy play in your home.