Department store owner J.P. Merrick finds that several of his employees are unionizing to get more money and better working conditions. In order to find out who the organizers are, he gets a job at the store as a shoe salesman. Not realizing his true identity, he's befriended by Mary Jones and Joe O'Brien, the two ringleaders, and Elizabeth Ellis, a charming older woman with whom he develops a romance.

Department store owner J.P. Merrick finds that several of his employees are unionizing to get more money and better working conditions. In order to find out who the organizers are, he gets a job at the store as a shoe salesman. Not realizing his true identity, he's befriended by Mary Jones and Joe O'Brien, the two ringleaders, and Elizabeth Ellis, a charming older woman with whom he develops a romance.

Film Score Monthly’s fifth box set is devoted to a single composer: Star Trek: The Next Generation—The Ron Jones Project is a mammoth, 14CD collection of 40 complete episode scores by Ron Jones for the first four years of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987-1991), plus bonus tracks from Jones’s two-part “The Best of Both Worlds” (already available on CD) and two Interplay computer games, Starfleet Academy (1997) and Starfleet Command (1999).

Star Trek is one of the world’s most famous franchises, with over 40 years of television series and feature films. The second live-action series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, was the first to demonstrate that the show’s concept and ideals could translate to a new cast of characters. FSM’s box set is a huge leap forward in making available the series’ best music.

Tom Jones has had such a long, successful and varied career that it is impossible for any single disc `best of' to do real justice to the man and his talents. However, this 4 disc set does the job nicely.

Covering the years 64-2002, the set charts Jones' career from early `60s balladeer through his `70s country phase, the hip poser of the `80s, the funky rocker of the `90s and the R&B at the end of the millennium. Actually, that description explains why Jones' career has been so long lived - he has constantly changed and adapted, adapting the marvellous instrument that is his voice to a variety of styles to suit the times. No matter what he is singing, he does it with the maximum effort and artistry, and just sweeps you along.

Packed full of all the obvious big hits, and many slightly lesser known but very worthy tracks, this album is a real treat on the ears. Aside from his big hits and his excellent rendition of a few classic hit songs, the soulfulness and emotion in his voice on the old classic tracks 'That Lucky Old Sun' and 'Motherless Child' is outstanding, the album is worth a listen just for those two songs alone in my opinion.

Tom Jones has had such a long, successful and varied career that it is impossible for any single disc `best of' to do real justice to the man and his talents. However, this 4 disc set does the job nicely.

Covering the years 64-2002, the set charts Jones' career from early `60s balladeer through his `70s country phase, the hip poser of the `80s, the funky rocker of the `90s and the R&B at the end of the millennium. Actually, that description explains why Jones' career has been so long lived - he has constantly changed and adapted, adapting the marvellous instrument that is his voice to a variety of styles to suit the times. No matter what he is singing, he does it with the maximum effort and artistry, and just sweeps you along.

Packed full of all the obvious big hits, and many slightly lesser known but very worthy tracks, this album is a real treat on the ears. Aside from his big hits and his excellent rendition of a few classic hit songs, the soulfulness and emotion in his voice on the old classic tracks 'That Lucky Old Sun' and 'Motherless Child' is outstanding, the album is worth a listen just for those two songs alone in my opinion.

Tom Jones has had such a long, successful and varied career that it is impossible for any single disc `best of' to do real justice to the man and his talents. However, this 4 disc set does the job nicely.

Covering the years 64-2002, the set charts Jones' career from early `60s balladeer through his `70s country phase, the hip poser of the `80s, the funky rocker of the `90s and the R&B at the end of the millennium. Actually, that description explains why Jones' career has been so long lived - he has constantly changed and adapted, adapting the marvellous instrument that is his voice to a variety of styles to suit the times. No matter what he is singing, he does it with the maximum effort and artistry, and just sweeps you along.

Packed full of all the obvious big hits, and many slightly lesser known but very worthy tracks, this album is a real treat on the ears. Aside from his big hits and his excellent rendition of a few classic hit songs, the soulfulness and emotion in his voice on the old classic tracks 'That Lucky Old Sun' and 'Motherless Child' is outstanding, the album is worth a listen just for those two songs alone in my opinion.

Tom Jones has had such a long, successful and varied career that it is impossible for any single disc `best of' to do real justice to the man and his talents. However, this 4 disc set does the job nicely.

Covering the years 64-2002, the set charts Jones' career from early `60s balladeer through his `70s country phase, the hip poser of the `80s, the funky rocker of the `90s and the R&B at the end of the millennium. Actually, that description explains why Jones' career has been so long lived - he has constantly changed and adapted, adapting the marvellous instrument that is his voice to a variety of styles to suit the times. No matter what he is singing, he does it with the maximum effort and artistry, and just sweeps you along.

Packed full of all the obvious big hits, and many slightly lesser known but very worthy tracks, this album is a real treat on the ears. Aside from his big hits and his excellent rendition of a few classic hit songs, the soulfulness and emotion in his voice on the old classic tracks 'That Lucky Old Sun' and 'Motherless Child' is outstanding, the album is worth a listen just for those two songs alone in my opinion.