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* Sarah Brightman, “La Luna,” Angel. The theatrical pop diva ranges from Latin pop to trip-hop.
* John Wesley Harding, “The Confessions of St. Ace,” Mammoth. The Englishman’s first pop album in seven years was recorded in Nashville. Guests include Steve Earle and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
* Jason Ringenberg, “A Pocketful of Soul,” Courageous Chicken. The former leader of Jason & the Scorchers goes solo acoustic.
* The Scorpions, “Moment of Glory,” EMI Classics. The German metal vets play their hits with the Berlin Philharmonic.
* Teddy Thompson, “Teddy Thompson,” Virgin. The debut from the son of Richard and Linda Thompson was produced by Joe Henry and features visits from Rufus Wainwright and Teddy’s dad.
* The Vandals, “Look What I Almost Stepped In,” Nitro. The L.A. punk-rock stalwarts’ 10th album.
* David Wilcox, “What You Whispered,” Vanguard. The singer-songwriter’s album features touring partners Jars of Clay on two songs.
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