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CD - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN'S JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

If theres one artist who wears his influences lower on his sleeve than just about anyone else, it has to be Bruce Springsteen. He regularly plays his favourite songs live, often records them and even invites the artists who wrote or performed them originally to join him on stage or in the studio. This CD contains 25 tracks that shaped Springsteen's musical taste, his songwriting and his performances. From obvious cuts like 'Twist and Shout', 'Be My Baby' and 'Johnny B Goode', to lesser knows songs from the likes of Pete Seeger, Amos Milburn, James Brown and even Robert Mitchum, this compilation really can be thought of as Bruce's personal Jukebox.

CD - NICK CAVE'S JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

While Nick Cave is a highly original and talented songwriter in his own rite, in common with many of the musical heroes he holds most dear, he rarely misses a chance to both acknowledge the influence and cover the music of those who have provided him with sonic inspiration over the years.
This 24 track compilation collects together some of the most potent influences on Nick Cave’s enormous and ever-growing body of work. From the drone-blues of John Lee Hooker to the wild guitars of Jimi Hendrix, and fromthe punk-folk of thePogues to the gothic-country of Johnny Cash - all via classic rock ‘n’ roll, country blues, murder ballads, trad-jazz, one off novelties, Neil, Bob and Elvis.
Packaged elegantly with outer slipcase and 16 page fully illustrated booklet (featuring extensive sleevenotes by music historian Derek Barker), this set is destined to appeal to both Cave’s enormous fanbase and to those with an ear for eclectic compilations of the devil’s finest tunes.

CD - CAPTAIN BEEFHEART'S JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

“Captain Beefheart’s Jukebox” collects together the music that Don Van Vliet loved and often fused into his own compositions. Although the Magic Band produced some of the most radical music ever committed to record, its roots, even those of the incomparable opus “Trout Mask Replica”, can be found in a variety of diverse sources including field hollers like Charley Patton, exemplars of the urban blues such as Howlin’ Wolf and Lightnin’ Slim, the early Californian R&B sounds of Richard Berry, and exponents of free jazz such as Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane.

CD - TOM WAITS' JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

One of the most innovative and fascinating artists of the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s, Tom Waits and his ever evolving music continue to influence modern acts, while older fans have a fine body of work from his early years to look back on. Throughout his career, Waits has never been afraid to throw the odd cover or traditional verse into his captivating live performances, often talking at length about his influences in interviews. This CD includes 25 songs, each one testament to Waits’ skill at blending together many styles of music, into something he can truly call his own unique sound. The diversity of music present here is testament to Waits’ broad musical skill and passion. The set is completed with a 16-page booklet featuring extensive sleevenotes by music historian, Derek Barker.

CD - FRANK ZAPPA'S JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

Of all the musicians and artists who grew up in the 1950s listening to records that helped forge successful recording careers in the 1960’s, Frank Zappa’s choices were the most eclectic, leftfield and downright bizarre. So while Frank listened to R‘n’B, Blues and Rock n’ Roll, in common with many of his later contemporaries (and often with local buddy Don Van Vliet - the artist later to be known as Captain Beefheart - in tow) he would equally find time for avant-garde jazz, modern classical and more New York doo-wop than surely was good for a young man still in his mid-teens. With extensive sleeve-notes by music historian Derek Barker, explaining the relevance and stories behind each track, and a 16 page booklet packed with rare photographs, this collection will prove a delight for both Frank Zappa fans and those interested in how the music of the past influenced the artists of the rock-era.

CD - LED ZEPPELIN JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

The most respected and seminal rock band of the 70s, Led Zeppelin and their music continue to influence modern acts, while older fans find continual pleasure in their heavy take on blues and rock. Throughout their career, the band were never afraid to throw the odd cover into live sets, or even record ‘tributes’ to their favourite artists. This CD includes 25 songs, each one testament to Led Zeppelin’s skill at fusing older and more traditional music, such as blues, into their own distinctive brand of rock. However, there are surprises too, with jazz numbers, and a couple of selections from the king himself. The package is completed with a 16-page booklet featuring extensive sleevenotes by long-term Zep fanatic, Derek Barker.

CD - JIMI HENDRIX'S JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

Jimi Hendrix was a pioneering artist and guitarist of such calibre the world hasn’t seen anybody like him since. On Jimi Hendrix’s Jukebox we bring together 25 tracks that influenced this extraordinary musician. From Elvis and Gene Vincent to Miles Davis and Ray Charles via BB King and Big Bill Broonzy, all genres are covered, illustrating how such an eclectic taste can contribute to the creation of a musical genius. This collection brings together rare and classic cuts that influenced Jimi, for the first time on CD. Features exclusive 16 page booklet with extensive sleevenotes by esteemed music journalist and historian, Derek Barker.

CD - VAN MORRISON'S JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

Van Morrison, the man, and his music were profoundly shaped by his early life in Belfast. His songs are populated with Belfast place names: Fitzroy Avenue, Sandy Row, Beechie River, Cherryvalley, North Bridge Road, Abetta Parade, Orangefield, Castlereagh Hills, Cyprus Avenue and, of course, his birthplace, Hyndford Street. It seems that you can take the boy out of Belfast but you can’t take Belfast out of the boy. This Cd comes complete with a 16-page booklet of notes illustrated with photographs throughout.

CD - ROLLING STONES' JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

The Rolling Stones were never a band who tried to hide the source of their inspiration. This CD is a celebration of the influences which initially charged the individual members, and the group as a whole, and which, by some strange, unspoken and seemingly supernatural alchemy, helped create the Greatest Rock n’ Roll Band in the world. Ever.

From obvious choices like Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley, to the more obscure Earl Bostic and Amos Milburn, and via the perhaps surprising inclusion of Hanks Snow and Williams, this collection is a one-stop history lesson for every fan of this extraordinary collective.

CD - THE BEATLES JUKEBOX (Chrome Dreams)

This collection features songs that either were covered in performance by The Beatles, or influenced their song-writing, or were personal or collective favourites of the boys. Two of the songs featured here were included in John Lennon’s own portable jukebox. This collection traces the formative sounds that were influential in the development of the members of the Beatles up to the time that Lennon and McCartney met and began playing together.