"As Time Goes By" is a studio album by British singer Bryan Ferry, released in 1999. The album features a collection of classic love songs, showcasing Ferry's distinctive style and smooth vocals. It includes tracks that are well-known from the Great American Songbook as well as other standards, reflecting his affinity for jazz and pop music from past decades. The album received generally positive reviews for its arrangements and Ferry's interpretation of the songs.

BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge is a segment of the radio station where artists perform live covers of songs, as well as their own material. In 2015, the Live Lounge featured a variety of performances from popular artists across different genres. The segment became well-known for its unique and often creative takes on well-known songs, showcasing the versatility of the artists.

"Baby It's Christmas" is a holiday album by the American rock band **Daughtry**, released on November 19, 2021. The album features a mix of classic Christmas songs and original tracks, showcasing the band's signature rock sound while also embracing the festive spirit of the holiday season. The album includes both traditional carols and more contemporary holiday songs, allowing Daughtry to put their own unique spin on familiar tunes.

"Blizzard of Animetal the Second" is a musical album by the Japanese band Animetal, which is known for its heavy metal covers of popular anime songs and themes. The band is recognized for blending hard rock and metal with anime culture, creating a unique sound that appeals to both metal fans and anime enthusiasts. This particular album is part of a series of works by Animetal that reinterprets various anime themes with a heavy metal twist.

"Band of Joy" is an album by Robert Plant, released in 2010. It marks the return of Plant to a collaborative project, featuring a mix of original songs and cover tracks. The album is named after the Band of Joy, an early group that Plant performed with before gaining fame with Led Zeppelin.

"Between the Covers" is a compilation album by the American rock band The Lemonheads, released in 2009. The album features a collection of cover songs that the band has recorded over the years, showcasing their eclectic musical influences and interpretations of various tracks by other artists. The album includes covers of songs originally by artists such as Simon & Garfunkel, The Beach Boys, and others, highlighting The Lemonheads' signature sound while paying homage to the original creators.

"Birdy" is the self-titled debut studio album by the English singer-songwriter Birdy, released on November 7, 2011. The album features a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing Birdy's signature ethereal voice and emotional depth. The lead single, "Skinny Love," a cover of a song by Bon Iver, brought her widespread recognition and critical acclaim. The album includes several other notable tracks such as "People Help the People" and "Shelter.

"Blackbird: The Music of Lennon and McCartney" is a musical tribute that celebrates the iconic songwriting partnership of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, who were members of The Beatles. The production typically features a selection of their most beloved songs, showcasing their enduring impact on music and culture. The title "Blackbird" references the famous song by Paul McCartney, which symbolizes themes of freedom and resilience.

"Blue Kentucky Girl" is an album by American country music artist Emmylou Harris, released in 1979. It is her third studio album and is notable for its blend of country, folk, and rock influences. The album features a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing Harris's distinctive vocal style and her ability to interpret material from various songwriters. The title track, "Blue Kentucky Girl," was originally written by Bill Monroe and has been covered by several artists.

"California" is the second studio album by the American pop group Wilson Phillips, released on July 15, 1990. The album followed their successful debut, which included hits like "Hold On" and "Release Me." "California" features a blend of pop and rock elements and showcases the vocal harmonies that the group is known for. The album includes tracks that reflect the group's signature sound and lyrical themes, often dealing with relationships and personal experiences.

"California Dreaming" is a collaborative album by Australian musicians Rick Price and Jack Jones, released in 2018. The album features a blend of pop and rock genres, showcasing both artists' vocal talents and songwriting abilities. It includes a mix of original songs as well as covers of classic tracks, often with a fresh reinterpretation. The collaboration highlights their harmonies and musical chemistry, appealing to fans of both artists and those who appreciate well-crafted melodies.

"California Son" is the title of an album released by singer-songwriter Morrissey in 2019. The album features a collection of covers of songs by various artists that Morrissey has been influenced by over the years. The songs on "California Son" reflect a variety of styles and genres, showcasing Morrissey's distinctive vocal style and lyrical sensibility.

"Caught in the Act" is a live album by Australian singer Debra Byrne, released in 1989. The album captures a performance showcasing Byrne's vocal talent and stage presence, featuring a mix of pop and theatrical songs. Known for her powerful voice and emotional delivery, Byrne gained popularity in Australia during the 1980s and 1990s, and this album reflects her contributions to the music scene during that time.

"Childhood's End" is the third studio album by the British rock band The Moody Blues, released in 1967. The album is notable for its blend of rock music with orchestral elements, a hallmark of the band's style. It features lush orchestration and addresses themes of transcendence, love, and the search for understanding, reflecting the cultural and societal shifts of the 1960s. The album includes well-known tracks like "Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?

"Classic Christmas" is a studio album by British singer Joe McElderry, released in December 2011. The album features a collection of traditional and contemporary Christmas songs, showcasing McElderry's vocal talent and style. Known for winning the sixth series of "The X Factor" in 2009, McElderry released "Classic Christmas" as part of his discography aimed at celebrating the holiday season.

"Christmas Wonderland" can refer to various holiday-themed events and attractions that celebrate the Christmas season. These events often feature elaborate light displays, holiday markets, Christmas decorations, live performances, and activities for families, such as visits with Santa Claus, ice skating, and holiday-themed shows. One specific event known as "Christmas Wonderland" is a popular Christmas festival that takes place in various locations, including some cities in the United States and Southeast Asia.

"Christmas with Conniff" is a holiday album by the American musician Ray Conniff, released in 1962. Ray Conniff was known for his easy listening music style, featuring vocal harmonies and orchestral arrangements. The album typically includes classic Christmas songs performed in Conniff's signature style, characterized by lush arrangements and smooth, melodic lines. It has been enjoyed by listeners as a festive addition to holiday music collections and often celebrates the joy of the Christmas season through its arrangements.

"Christmas with Patti Page" is a holiday album by American singer Patti Page, released in 1956. The album features a collection of traditional Christmas songs and carols, showcasing Page's distinctive voice and style. Some of the notable tracks on the album include classic songs such as "White Christmas," "Silent Night," and "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)." The album captures the festive spirit of the season with Page's warm, melodious interpretations.

"Circle" is an album by the Belgian music duo Kolacny Brothers, which was released in 2011. The Kolacny Brothers, consisting of Stijn and Steven Kolacny, are known for their unique blend of choral music and pop. They gained international recognition for their innovative arrangements of popular songs with a choral twist, often featuring a mix of male and female voices.

"Classics" is a collaborative album by country music artists Kenny Rogers and Dottie West, released in 1981. The album features a collection of well-known songs performed by the duo, showcasing their vocal harmonies and storytelling abilities. The project includes popular tracks that reflect the classic country music style, and it was well-received by fans of both artists.