1. Get In Line 2. Shoot Em Up 3. Shine 4. Ruga Rell 5. #1 Movement feat. 40 Cal 6. Young Black & Strapped feat. 40 Cal 7. Damn I'm Cool 8. One Eight Seven 9. Where Ya At? feat. Young Buck 10. If I Die 11. Hardest (Remix) 12. I'm So Special 13. The Ruga Show 14. D.W.S. Hell Rell is back and you’ve got a choice, Get In Line or Get Lined Up. Line up and you’ll get a fresh view from the street with brand new cuts from one of New York’s hottest talents on the mic. Rell’s tougher than Kevlar word play is found throughout from the title track “Get Lined Up” right through the albums closing cut “D.W.S”. Rell’s swagger is real, “All of my songs are real, nothing is sugar coated. They are all full of substance.” For Hell Rell this isn’t a game. He’s not fronting. As he puts it, “rapping just comes naturally to me. I don’t write rhymes down on paper and I don’t practice. It just flows off the top of the dome.” The self professed “hardest out, hungriest out” again lives up to that boastful claim by assembling 15 solid snap shots of the view from the streets. Make your choice, Get In Line or Get Lined Up. PRE-ORDERS ON THIS ITEM ARE DUE BY FEB 17th Format: CD — Cat. No: HKE 7783 — Label: Hellz Kitchin’ Ent. — Available: MAR 10th 39 Broad Street, Suite 4, Quincy, MA 02169 Phone: (617) 845-0088 — Fax: (617) 845-0090 www.trafficent.com DISC ONE 1. Volare (Nel Blue Di Pinto Di Blu) — Dean Martin 2. Al-Di-La — Jerry Vale 3. I Have But One Heart — Al Martino) (The Godfather) 4. That's Amore — Dean Martin 5. Mambo Italiano — Rosemary Clooney) (Married To The Mob) 6. Oh Marie — Louis Prima 7. Lazy Mary — Lou Monte 8. Buona Sera — Louis Prima 9. To Each His Own — Al Martino (The Godfather III) 10. Non Dimenticar — Jerry Vale 11. Godfather Waltz (The Godfather) DISC TWO 1. Angelina/Zooma Zooma — Louis Prima (Casino) 2. Return To Me (Ritorna Me) — Dean Martin (Donnie Brasco) 3. Roman Guitar — Lou Monte (Donnie Brasco) 4. Pretend You Don't See Her (Jerry Vale) (Goodfellas) 5. On An Evening In Roma (Sott'er Celo De Roma) — Dean Martin 6. Domani (Tomorrow) — Julius LaRosa 7. Innamorata (Sweetheart) — Dean Martin 8. Love Me The Way I Love You — Jerry Vale (Casino) 9. Eh Cumpari — Julius LaRosa (The Godfather III) 10. Speak Softly Love — Al Martino (The Godfather) 11. My Way (Live) — Paul Anka What, you think you can lock something like this up for good? Traffic is proud to announce that we’re the new home of the Mob. Mob Hits: Music From & A Tribute To The Great Mob Movies is back in circulation. The RIAA Gold Certified double album initially released in 1998 via a direct response TV ad campaign features the music that made the Mob famous. Since its September, 1998 release as a direct response TV product (and released to retail stores in March 1999), the Mob Hits brand has become a pop culture icon - from Howard Stern’s on-air interview with one of the creators to selection as the #1 Desert Island disc on VH1’s show “The List” to the numerous 4 star album reviews, Mob Hits has sold in excess of 700,000 copies. Dan Aquilante of the NY Post wrote “If your answer to Who Killed Abraham Lincoln? is I didn’t see nuthin’, I was washin’ my glasses, then Triage Entertainment has an offer you can’t refuse: a double-disc collection of the best-loved themes and songs from the great mob movies”. This is a disc that’ll get your pinkie ring swinging as it features the basics from every jukebox in every Italian restaurant in Bay Ridge. Included are Dean Martin, Al Martino, Jerry Vale, Louis Prima and Julius LaRosa. Coming Soon: The never before released Mob Hits III... PRE-ORDERS ON THIS ITEM ARE DUE BY FEB 17th Format: 2xCD — Cat. No: TRI 64012 — Label: Triage Ent. — Available: MAR 10th 39 Broad Street, Suite 4, Quincy, MA 02169 Phone: (617) 845-0088 — Fax: (617) 845-0090 www.trafficent.com FILE UNDER: SOUNDTRACKS School Me! – the first release on the newly formed Stage Band Research label – compiles the best funk, jazz, pyschedelia (and a healthy combination of the three!) that America’s high school stage band and university lab bands and jazz ensembles have to offer. This is not an easy task – for every one hundred stage or lab band records you find (when you’re lucky to find them, as they were micro-pressed and never properly distributed outside of the region where the school in question sat), perhaps you’ll find five interesting ones. Out of every hundred interesting tracks you hear, maybe five will contain a little magic. Out of every hundred magical tracks, maybe twenty deserve reissue. You can tell we’ve been working on this compilation for years, right? We follow in the footsteps of Cali-Tex’s School House Funk volumes and Now-Again Records proper exhumation of the legendary Houston, Texas-based Kashmere Stage Band’s nigh-perfect repertoire. We’ve assembled a compilation that we feel gives a great cross section of the stage band and jazz ensemble movement in America. A movement meant to educate children and hone their musical talents. A movement that, sadly, has all but disappeared. We present you with white bands, black bands, mixed bands... bands from well endowed universities and those from impoverished, overlooked high schools... bands from the sticks and those from the bricks... Bands who obviously worshipped James Brown and those who inspired by Cream. We’ve focused on the era between 1968 and 1975 for this compilation. But this is only the beginning. Let’s hope it doesn’t take us a decade to find enough to make it to volume two. 1. Intro/Let The Sunshine In RESOLICITATION SACRAMENTO SENIOR HIGH Format: CD / Cat. No: STA 001 2. Fat Mama Label: Stage Band Research SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL STAGE BAND Available: March 10th 2009 3. Hummin' MOREHOUSE COLLEGE JAZZ LABORATORY BAND 4. Funky Soup SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL STAGE BAND 5. The Bucket AMBASSADOR COLLEGE BAND 6. Come Together CERRITOS JAZZ-ROCK ENSEMBLE 7. Us CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ ENSEMBLE 8. Frankenstein S.M DORSEY HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ WORKSHOP 9. Compared To What TSU JAZZ ENSEMBLE 10. The Family of Man COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS STAGE BAND 1975 11. Rock Bass Fishin’ THE ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND 12. Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In/Outro SACRAMENTO SENIOR HIGH School Me! – the first release on the newly formed Stage Band Research label – compiles the best funk, jazz, pyschedelia (and a healthy combination of the three!) that America’s high school stage band and university lab bands and jazz ensembles have to offer. This is not an easy task – for every one hundred stage or lab band records you find (when you’re lucky to find them, as they were micro-pressed and never properly distributed outside of the region where the school in question sat), perhaps you’ll find five interesting ones. Out of every hundred interesting tracks you hear, maybe five will contain a little magic. Out of every hundred magical tracks, maybe twenty deserve reissue. You can tell we’ve been working on this compilation for years, right? We follow in the footsteps of Cali-Tex’s School House Funk volumes and Now-Again Records proper exhumation of the legendary Houston, Texas-based Kashmere Stage Band’s nigh-perfect repertoire. We’ve assembled a compilation that we feel gives a great cross section of the stage band and jazz ensemble movement in America. A movement meant to educate children and hone their musical talents. A movement that, sadly, has all but disappeared. We present you with white bands, black bands, mixed bands... bands from well endowed universities and those from impoverished, overlooked high schools... bands from the sticks and those from the bricks... Bands who obviously worshipped James Brown and those who inspired by Cream. We’ve focused on the era between 1968 and 1975 for this compilation. But this is only the beginning. Let’s hope it doesn’t take us a decade to find enough to make it to volume two. SIDE A Format: 2xLP 1. Intro/Let The Sunshine In Cat. No: STA 001 SACRAMENTO SENIOR HIGH 2. Fat Mama Label: Stage Band Research SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL STAGE BAND Available: March 10th 2009 3. Hummin' MOREHOUSE COLLEGE JAZZ LABORATORY BAND SIDE B 4. Funky Soup SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL STAGE BAND 5. The Bucket AMBASSADOR COLLEGE BAND SIDE C 6. Come Together CERRITOS JAZZ-ROCK ENSEMBLE 7. Us CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ ENSEMBLE 8. Frankenstein S.M DORSEY HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ WORKSHOP SIDE D 9. Compared To What TSU JAZZ ENSEMBLE 10. The Family of Man COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS STAGE BAND 1975 11. Rock Bass Fishin’ THE ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND 12. Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In/Outro SACRAMENTO SENIOR HIGH THE SPIDERS “I Didn’t Want To Do It: The Best of The Spiders” 01. I Didn’t Want to Do It 17. I Am The One 02. You’re the One 18. (True) You Don’t Love Me 03. For a Thrill 19. Witchcraft 04. Mellow Mama 20. You Played the Part 05. Lost and Bewildered 21.