Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) Audio CD

No more "Luna 2" -- they settled the legal question, and are now a quartet with the addition of second guitarist Sean Eden. The first release as "Luna" is the opening track from Lunapark backed with five non-LP tracks: three interestingly chosen covers, one new original ("Rollercoaster"), and a stripped-down demo of the album's "Hey Sister." These last two recall the feel of leader/guitarist Dean Wareham's solo single for the Number 6 label, and indeed may date back from those sessions. Both are good, if nothing special. No, the covers are what make this a steal: "Indian Summer" is less precious than Beat Happening's original (for one thing, Wareham's singing is more natural) without sacrificing BH's charm, and Luna add some especially tasty guitar soloing (without wank-itus) by Eden and Wareham for a few minutes after the singing concludes. Lou Reed and John Cale's "Ride into the Sun" is perhaps a little too obvious; Wareham has been plagued by Velvets comparisons since his days in Galaxie 500, and this just adds some weight to that tenable perception. Without differing strongly from the original arrangement, this sounds like any other Luna original! Still, the way it goes from ultra-gentility into another nice, guitar-crackling instrumental break is effective. And that's not all; Luna then checks in with an even more famous (and much less forgivable) Velvets copycat, Steve Wynn, ...

Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) CD music Although assuredly best known for the siren-laced, synth-driven smash "Electric Avenue," London-based reggae artist Eddy Grant would be miscast as a one-hit wonder. Grant climbed the charts with two other memorable `80s singles, the slow and fuzzy "I Don't Wanna Dance" (actually his biggest British hit) and the frenetically poppy "Romancing the Stone" (written for but ...

Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) album Track Listing of songs: I Seen Her First; Since Yer Gone; Drunk In Dallas; Ain't Above Lyin; Double Cool; Smooth Whisky; Glad To See Me; Sweet Adeline; My True Love; Why Don't You Be Like You Do; Western Chicken Grande; Bongo; No Use Sleepin; Crazy Little Gal Of Mine; El Ridiculosso;

Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) music CDs Dan Anibal is a perfoming artist/songwriter. He grew up in Montevideo, Uruguay and migrated to the U.S. in 1991. He began his studies in keyboard and music theory at an early age. Continued studying during his high school years as a classical pianist. In college he earned a BA in Music at William Paterson University with ...

Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) album  

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Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) songs Joe Paulson, a Greenwood, Indiana native, began writing music two years ago. His rock/indie/jazz/reggae sound takes after that of Jon McLaughlin, Ben Folds, and Elton John. His songs speak from life experiences, and include themes of love, joy, pain, struggle, and dreams, which he hopes inspires his listeners. Joe started taking piano lessons thirteen years ago ...

Uncollected Peggy Lee (1948) music CDs  

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