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Mexico's Pioneer Marichias, Vol. 4: The Very First Mariachi Recordings 1908 - 1909 songs In 1994, a recording of Bhutanese lama Gyurme and French keyboard player Jean-Philippe Rykiel circulated as one of the early contenders in a religious chant genre that would later encompass the popularity of the Benedictine Monks and others. The Lama's Chants/Songs of Awakening never hit as big in America as others later would, but it sold marvelously across Europe. Marking a decade since the original, Narada released a remastered version with an additional disc of live material, culled from concerts surrounding both the Songs of Awakening album and the later Rain of Blessings album. The tone remains ethereal throughout, with the solitary monk laying out a vocal texture that is doubled by the appropriately ambient tone of the keyboards. Very new age. While the compositions are surprisingly sparse (and, of course, don't contain any of Rykiel's usual Thelonious Monk inspiration), the finished product isn't too bad, even for those not attuned to the new age realm. The chants can get a bit repetitive, as chants are wont to do, but then again the point of listening to chant isn't for compositional complexity but for the mood and ambience the music inspires. The live recordings are a nice bonus for those who have already picked up the original version, but the album stands well both for newcomers and those acquainted with the style. ~ Adam Greenberg It's been exactly ten years since the release of 'The Lama's Chant/Songs Of Awakening' by Tibetan Monk Lama Gyurme & French keyboards wizard Jean-Philippe Rykiel. This stunning album a musical UFO in the musical landscape of the mid-nineties was highly successful in Europe (more than 200 000 copies sold), especially in Spain (where it was certified gold), in Italy & France. Released worldwide (Last Call/Sony Classical), 'The Lama's Chant' became a 'classic' & remains unequalled. To celebrate this tenth anniversary, Last Call & Taktic Music are re-releasing a remastered version of 'The Lama's Chant/Songs Of Awakening', along with a bonus CD of unreleased live recordings. Recorded during the 1995/96/97 & 2000/2001 tours, these live performances convey an impressive feeling of power lead by the highly inspired voice of Lama Gyurme literally wrapped up by the keyboards of Jean-Philippe Rykiel & Loy Ehrlich. Last Call.

Mexico's Pioneer Marichias, Vol. 4: The Very First Mariachi Recordings 1908 - 1909 songs Track Listing of songs: Wenn du So Bist Wie Dein; Frauen Kommen Langsam Abe; Ob Blond Ob Braun Ob Henn; Ich Will Die Halfte der W; Neue Manner Braucht das L; Du Hast Ne Ladnug Dynamit; Ohne Mich; Mit Leidenschaft; Soll Mich Lieben Wer Will; Habe Mich Auf Meinem Weg Gefunden; Wahnsinn; Ein Neues Gefuhl; Schau Mir in Die Augen; Nur Liebe und Sonst Garnichts; Jahre Schon Her; Wieviele Finger Braucht Eine Faust;

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Mexico's Pioneer Marichias, Vol. 4: The Very First Mariachi Recordings 1908 - 1909 CD music Since the '80s, Bronco have reigned supreme as the middleweight champions of norteño. They have plenty of grupero appeal and are clearly more pop-minded than Los Tigres del Norte, Los Tucanes de Tijuana, Grupo Exterminador, Oro Norteño, or the late Chalino Sánchez. But they aren't without street cred in the regional Mexican market and can handle straight-ahead norteño as well; overall, they have an outlook that is less hardcore than Los Rieleros del Norte but more hardcore than Los Temerarios or Grupo Innovación. And that outlook continues to serve them well on Huella Digital, which doesn't break any new ground for Bronco but is a likable demonstration of their ability to walk that middle ground somewhere between providing nothing but hardcore norteño and being consistently bathed in pop gloss. "Un Agujero en el Alma," "La Rosario," and the exuberant "Nadie Como Tu" are among the CD's examples of straight-ahead norteño, but Bronco give listeners a big dose of Latin pop sensibilities on lighter, sleeker tracks like "Apenas Que No Existieras," "Dame un Razón," and "Por Haberte Amado Tanto." Those sleeker items are clearly aimed at the Latin pop-loving grupero audience, but again, Bronco have some street cred in addition to their romantic credentials -- and like other Bronco discs, this 2006 release will likely attract a blend of Los Huracanes del Norte fans and Conjunto Primavera fans. There are no compelling reasons why someone who has only a casual interest in Bronco's work would find Huella Digital to be an absolutely necessary purchase, but the die-hard Bronco enthusiast who wants to own as many of their CDs as possible will find Huella Digital to be a respectable addition to their catalog. ~ Alex Henderson Audio Mixer: Gustavo Alphonso Miranda. Recording information: JGM Studios Apodaca N.L. Arranger: Jorge "Chapas" Leal.

Mexico's Pioneer Marichias, Vol. 4: The Very First Mariachi Recordings 1908 - 1909 buy CD music Recording information: Farias Production Studios; The Machine Shop; Threshold Studios. Photographers: Daniel McBride; Kathy Christensen. Personnel: Andrew Dijorio (vocals); Thomas Williams (guitar); Dan Bourke (drums). Audio Mixer: Will Putney.

Mexico's Pioneer Marichias, Vol. 4: The Very First Mariachi Recordings 1908 - 1909 album for sale w. Kimmie Rhodes, Rosie Flores, and John Emery, 13 tracks, w. booklet Recording information: Lone Star Studio, Austin, TX (08/1988). Unknown Contributor Role: Joe Gracey. Personnel: Ray Campi (vocals, acoustic bass); Kimmie Rhodes, Rosie Flores (vocals, background vocals); Gil Thomas, Bert Rivera (steel guitar); Paul Glasse (mandolin); Danny Levin (fiddle, piano); Erik Hokkanen (fiddle); Hub Sutter (clarinet); Ernie Durawa (drums); Fur, Harvey Campi, Gary Dixon (background vocals). Liner Note Author: Ray Campi.

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