"Everlasting" is an album by American country music artist Martina McBride, released on March 24, 2014. The album features a collection of cover songs, primarily focusing on classic soul and R&B tracks. It showcases McBride's vocal prowess and her ability to reinterpret songs from various genres, including tracks originally performed by artists like The Supremes, Otis Redding, and Etta James.

"Everybody Loves Sausages" is a compilation album by the American punk rock band The Meatmen, released in 2014. The album features a mix of previously released tracks, covers, and new material, showcasing the band's characteristic humor and irreverent style. Known for their satirical and often controversial lyrics, The Meatmen have been a prominent band in the punk scene since the 1980s.

"Everything Bad & Beautiful" is the title of an album by the American singer-songwriter **Samantha Crain**, released in 2020. The album features a blend of folk, indie, and Americana music, showcasing Crain's distinct songwriting and vocal style. It explores themes of personal struggle, beauty in adversity, and emotional honesty.

"Explains It All" is a podcast hosted by the comedian and writer Molly McNearney, who is also known for her work on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" In the podcast, she explores various topics and shares personal stories, often weaving humor into her discussions. The format typically includes interviews with guests from various fields who offer insights and experiences related to the episode's theme.

"Feliciano" can refer to various things, depending on the context. It may refer to a name (for example, Feliciano is a common surname and given name in Spanish and Italian-speaking cultures), or it might refer to specific works of art, music, or other cultural references.

"Utahime Jojouka" is a folk song associated with the traditions and culture of Japan, often drawing on themes of love, nature, and the passage of time. The term "Utahime" translates to "song princess," which hints at the musicality and lyrical expression found in the piece. The song is often performed by vocalists who may incorporate traditional Japanese instruments, enhancing its cultural resonance.

"Footsteps 2" can refer to different things depending on the context, including video games, music, or other forms of media. Without specific details, it’s challenging to pinpoint what you’re asking about. For example, it could be a sequel to a game called "Footsteps," a title in a series, or maybe something else entirely.

"Garage Inc." is a compilation album by the American heavy metal band Metallica, released on November 24, 1998. The album includes a collection of cover songs that the band recorded over the years, as well as some new tracks. It features a mix of covers of songs by various artists, showcasing Metallica's diverse influences, and includes tracks from their earlier EP "Garage Days Re-Revisited" as well as other previously released covers. "Garage Inc.

"For the Love of Money" is an album by the American hip hop group The O'Jays, released in 1973. The album features themes centered around wealth, social issues, and the struggles associated with the pursuit of money. The title track, "For the Love of Money," became particularly famous and is considered one of the group's signature songs.

"Forever" is an album by the British music project Dune, released in 1996. Dune is known for its electronic music, often blending elements of trance and techno. The album features a mix of melodic tracks and dance floor-friendly beats, characteristic of the mid-90s electronic scene. It includes several popular tracks that contributed to Dune's recognition within the genre.

"Four Chords & Several Years Ago" is a musical comedy album by The Piano Guys, released in 2011. The album features a unique blend of classical and contemporary music, combining famous classical pieces with popular songs arranged in a way that highlights the piano and cello instrumentation. The title of the album references the use of four common chords that are prevalent across many songs, showcasing how these chords can be adapted to create new interpretations.

French Touch is a music genre and cultural movement that originated in France during the late 1980s and 1990s, particularly associated with electronic music and house music. It is characterized by its distinctively smooth and melodic sound, which often incorporates elements of disco, funk, and soul. French Touch is marked by the use of samples, rich melodies, and a polished production style.

"Giza Studio R&B Respect Vol.1: Six Sisters Selection" is a compilation album that features select tracks from female artists associated with Giza Studio, a Japanese music label known for its work in the J-Pop and R&B genres. Released in 2008, the album highlights the contributions of six female singers or groups from the label, specifically focusing on their R&B tracks.

"Gonna Take a Miracle" is a song originally performed by the girl group The Sha Na Na. It was released in 1965 as part of their debut album. The track is known for its soulful blend of pop and rhythm and blues influences. The lyrics express yearning and the hope for a love that will come back, suggesting that it will take a miracle for that to happen.

"Grandes Canciones" is an album by Argentine singer-songwriter Noel Schajris, released in 2020. The album features a collection of notable songs from Schajris's career, showcasing his signature style that blends romantic ballads with pop influences. Known for his heartfelt lyrics and melodies, the album often emphasizes themes of love and introspection.

"Grandes Éxitos a la Manera de Alejandro Fernández" is an album by Mexican singer Alejandro Fernández, released in 2023. The title translates to "Great Hits in the Style of Alejandro Fernández." This album typically features new interpretations of classic songs or well-known hits, all performed in Fernández's signature romantic and traditional Mexican style, often associated with mariachi music.

"Guilt by Association Vol. 2" is a compilation album released in 2012 by the American hip-hop collective Rhymesayers Entertainment. It features various artists from the label and showcases collaborations, remixes, and previously unreleased tracks. The album is a sequel to the original "Guilt by Association" which came out in 2011 and continues the theme of highlighting diverse talent within the Rhymesayers roster.

"Idols: Finalistit 2005" refers to a Finnish television show that was part of the "Idols" franchise. In Finland, it was a talent competition where contestants competed in singing, and the show aimed to find the best new vocal talent in the country. The 2005 season featured various finalists who performed in front of a live audience and were evaluated by judges, as well as through public voting.

"Have a Holly Jolly Christmas" is a Christmas song that was written by Johnny Marks and first recorded by Bing Crosby for his 1965 album "Bing Crosby's Christmas Classics." The song has since become a holiday standard, covered by numerous artists and featured in various Christmas albums and movies. The lyrics are cheerful and festive, encouraging listeners to embrace the holiday spirit and enjoy the season with friends and family. Its catchy melody and joyful message have made it a popular choice during the Christmas season.

"Heart Strings" is an album by Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, released in 1991. The album features a collection of ballads and power ballads, showcasing Tyler's distinctive raspy voice and emotional delivery. It includes tracks that emphasize themes of love and heartbreak, which are characteristic of her music style. The album further solidified her reputation as a prominent artist in the pop and rock genres.