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Cuban Heals

One of the greatest living exponents of American roots music teams up with leading Cuban rock guitarist for 12 examples of virtuoso twanging

Jeff Hanson – Son

Winsome, hormonally-challenged folk-pop

Eddie & Ernie – Lost Friends

First CD compilation of duo known as "the acme of deep soul"

Beastie Boys

The rap trio who defined cool in the '90s for want-not-to-be-middle-class white boys have probably released this two-disc video compilation just in time, before they become horribly passé. Fair play to them, though, these are 18 of the best pop promos ever filmed, from Spike Jonze's cop show pastiche for "Sabotage" through to the robot-battling epic "Intergalactic" and the '60s action spoof for "Body Movin'" (featuring a great chicken-in-the-face scene). Camp as hell. Are we sure they're not gay?

Baz – Psychedelic Love

Brought up on the same south London estate as the rampaging So Solid Crew, you might have expected Baz to have become a soul diva or a rap artist, like her sister Monie Love. Instead, under the direction of uber-producer Guy Sigsworth, she's chosen an unashamedly pop path. It would be unfair to call her a black Dido, even if several of the melodies would not have sounded out of place on No Angel. But a female version of Seal wouldn't be far wide of the mark.

Mary Lorson & Billy Cote – Piano Creeps

Cinematic album of moody instrumentals from Madder Rose duo

Tractor

30th-anniversary reissue for Julian Cope-inspiring prog classic

Audioslave

Long-mooted supergroup finally release debut

Crooning Glory

Big easy listening on second full-length album from Sheffield songsmith

Days Of Thunder

Twenty-two tracks from Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder tour finally see official release
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