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Glazunov: The Seasons, Violin Concerto Music | List Price | $8.99 (You save $0.94) | | Label | Naxos | | Orig Year | 10/6/2000 | | All Time Sales Rank |  19223  | | CD Universe Part number | 1043409 | | Catalog number | 8554049 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 06, 2000 | | Recording Time | 58 minutes |
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Glazunov: The Seasons, Violin Concerto Music Composers on Glazunov: The Seasons, Violin Concerto CD : Alexander Glazunov Conductors on Glazunov: The Seasons, Violin Concerto CD : Ondrej Lenard Purchase Glazunov: The Seasons, Violin Concerto To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bournemouth Sinfonietta Grainger: Famous Folk-Settings / Montgomery, Bournemouth Sin CD (1992)
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Recorded between 1970 & 1974. Originally released on Apple & Warner Brothers. Includes liner notes by Andy Davis.
Easily one of pop music's greatest would-be success stories and most well-known tragedies, Beatles proteges Badfinger wrote some of the definitive tunes of the power-pop era. There is considerably more to the story of Badfinger than the 18 tracks on this concise best-of would have it, yet as a primer on this most bittersweet of bands, it certainly does its job. Included here is the Paul McCartney-penned hit single "Come and Get It," the power-pop gem "No Matter What," the pensive "Day After Day," and "Without You," arguably the band's biggest hit, as it would prove to be a smash for both Harry Nilsson and, decades later, Mariah Carey. That such wonderful music didn't prevent the band members from ending up destitute and miserable only adds to the songs' emotional impact. THE VERY BEST is an excellent introduction to Badfinger, but once a taste has been had, a deeper investigation is essential.
Digitally remastered by Rom McMaster (Capitol Mastering).
Includes Material Recorded For Apple And Warner Brothers.
Personnel: Joey Molland, Pete Ham (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Tom Evans (vocals, guitar).
Liner Note Author: Andy Davis .
Recording information: 1968-1974.
Badfinger: Pete Ham, Joey Molland (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Tom Evans (vocals, guitar, bass); Ron Griffiths (vocals, bass); Mike Gibbins (drums, percussion).
Producers include: Mal Evans, George Harrison, Todd Rundgren, Paul McCartney, Chris Thomas.
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String Tribute to Tool features a number of string performers interpreting some of the esteemed heavy metal band's best-known songs. While the transition from heavy metal to strings may seem like an awkward leap in the minds of many, Tool's music makes the leap surprisingly well. It's the band's somewhat covert emphasis on dynamic song structures and progressive motifs rather than metal clichés that makes this transition seem so effortless. Anyone with a taste for Tool's more superfluous moments should find this album particularly interesting. It's an album that definitely acknowledge's the band's high-brow elements. ~ Jason Birchmeier
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Performers include: Eric Gorfain, Roland Hartwell, Paul Jacobseu (violin); Piotr Jandul, Tom Tally (viola); Richard Dodd, Steve Velez (cello); Fred Charlton (acoustic bass).
Tributee: Tool.
Personnel: Eric Gorfain (violin, electric violin); Pam Jacobson, Roland Hartwell (violin); Tom Tally, Piotr Jandula (viola); Richard Dodd, Steve Velez (cello); Frederick Charlton (double bass).
Audio Mixer: Myke Smith.
Recording information: Quietstreet Productions; White Lantern Studio, Pasadena, CA.
Arrangers: Eric Gorfain; Jim McMillen.
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