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Author: Jason McCoy.Photographer: Richard Beland.

One, two, three, four, fun! This set features two oversized board books with accompanying music CDs to help your child learn the numbers one through five in a delightfully fun way. From Twin Sisters Productions.

Personnel: Bob Geldof (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Pete Briquette (guitar, keyboards, bass, programming); John Turnbull (guitar, background vocals); Bob Loveday (violin, bass); Alan Dunn (accordion, keyboards, background vocals);Joshua Macrae (drums, percussion); Niall Power, Roger Taylor (drums, background vocals); Keith Prior (drums).Recorded at Cosford Mill, Godalming, Surrey, England.There's no evidence here that political beatification has mellowed Bob Geldof. If anything, his message has grown more apocalyptic, even as his music broadens to a degree unprecedented in his own catalog. The title gives a pretty clear picture of what this is all about. Whether viciously dismembering some withered media icon on "One for Me" or desiccating a relationship addiction that borders on necrophilia in "Pale White Girls, " Geldof maintains the highest pop standards of lyrical expression and musical setting. A punk energy, broken down at times to techno/tribal components or filtered through shimmering electronica, perme

Produced by Danger Mouse (aka Brian Burton), Little Broken Hearts, the fifth studio album from Norah Jones, features 12 new original tracks co-written by Burton and Jones. Conceived in 2009 after a series of five fruitful sessions in Los Angeles, it wasn't until 2011, when Jones was asked to provide some vocals for Burton and Italian composer Daniele Luppi's spaghetti western project Rome, that Jones and Burton would begin the new record in earnest.