Reel To Reel Vinilo y CD

Review: Truman Capote's novel Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of the silver screen's most iconic films and certainly one of Henry Mancini's best ever soundtracks. It is a superbly pleasing blend of pop and swing that is captivating and fresh for the duration. The 12 tracks here all exude real class, great songwriting and arranging skills and range from the big-band sound of 'Something for Cat' to the smooth lounge groove 'Sally's Tomato' via the more wilfully wild moments of 'Mr. Yunioshi. Reel To Reel present this reissue on limited edition white vinyl.

Review: There must be something in the water right now cause as well as a new limited edition picture disc featuring a wealth of The Beatles covers, we're also treated to this limited translucent green salt featuring a load of covers from their archival rivals, The Rolling Stones. This one collects together their covers from between 1963 and 1964 when they were often found adding their own blues-rock twist to well known pop hits. The likes of 'Memphis Tennessee', the Lennon-McCartney penned 'I Wanna Be Your Man' and '(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66' all feature.

Review: He might be a wise old rock and roll figurehead now just as well known for being a famous friend of former Present Barrack Obama (if you haven't already, check out the pair's podcast, it is well worth hearing) but the age-defying voice behind enduring anthem 'Born in the USA' still knows how to have a little fun. And it comes in the form of this special bit of white festive wax (a picture disc version is also available on Juno) featuring his take on two Christmas classics. 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town' and 'Because The Night' both get gravelly, epic makeovers that will warm your heart on a cold winter's eve.

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