| | Temptations Give Love At Christmas CD Temptations Discography of CDs
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The Temptations: Otis Williams, Dennis Edwards, David "Melvin" English, Richard Street, Glenn Carl Leonard.
Producers: Harold Johnson, Gil Askey, Teddy Randazzo.
This is one of the most classic R&B Christmas albums ever recorded; the Temptations come steppin' in prime form. With a chiming introduction, "Give Love on Christmas Day" is an uplifting jingle showcasing Glenn Leonard's unwavering falsetto on lead. "Everything for Christmas" has mellifluous background vocals, with string and horn arrangements rounded out by Richard Street's indelible delivery. "The Christmas Song" and "Silent Night" are two incomparable selections featuring various members on lead, including Melvin Franklin's admirable bass exhibition. Dennis Edwards shines on the jubilant "This Christmas," which also features a spirited musical interlude. In minimal words, this collection of Christmas carols ranks among the best. ~ Craig Lytle Give Love At Christmas Music Temptations Give Love At Christmas Songs Give Love At Christmas Music Review Buy Give Love At Christmas CD Purchase Give Love At Christmas CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Partridge Family Christmas Card CD (1972)
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| | Jay-Z Black Album CD (2003) Edited
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Personnel includes: Jay-Z (rap vocals); Sharlotte Gibson, Vincent "Hum V" Bostic, John Legend, Don Crawley, Leonard Harris, Kanye West, Danee Doty,
Cedric The Entertainer.
Producers include: The Neptunes, DJ Quik, Eminem, Rick Rubin, Just Blaze.
If The Black Album is Jay-Z's last, as he publicly stated it will be, it illustrates an artist going out in top form. For years Shawn Carter has been the best rapper and the most popular, a man who can strut the player lifestyle with one track and become the eloquent hip-hop everyman with the next, an artist for whom modesty is often a sin, and yet, one who still sounds sincere when he's discussing his humble origins or his recurring doubts. After the immediate classic The Blueprint found him at the peak of his powers, and The Blueprintę: The Gift & the Curse came as the most deflating sequel since Star Wars: Episode I, his follow-up (and possible siren song) impresses on the same level as the best of his career. As he has in the past, Jay-Z balances the boasting with extensive meditations on his life and his career. The back history begins with the first song, "December 4" (his birthday), on which Carter traces his life from birth day to present day, riding a mock fanfare and the heart-tugging strings of producer Just Blaze, along with frequent remembrances from his mother in This Is Your Life fashion. The other top track, "What More Can I Say," opens with Russell Crowe's defiant "Are you not entertained!?" speech from Gladiator, then finds Jay-Z capping his career with another proof that he's one of the best of all time, and a look into what made him that way: "God forgive me for my brash delivery, but I remember vividly what these streets did to me." He also goes out with a few words for underground ...
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| | Deborah Wyndham Tenderly CD (2007)
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On this CD you will hear the 1930's and 40's pop songs played like never before. With deep soul conveyed through the songs, many mistake this music for classical because the execution of each piece has the same elegance and virtuosity of a classical pianist. Nevertheless, some variation is expressed through polymorphic rhythms while maintaining the familiarity of the beautifully romantic melodies and chords as originally written by each composer. REVIEWS"The best pianist from Boston to Maine!" -a fan"Ms. Wyndham plays with good dynamics...passion and emotion. Very technically played." -Robert L. Daniels - Variety Magazine"Good fingering techniques and a light touch. The music displays considerable style variation from mood music....to jazz and pop. This music is enjoyable to listen to and entertaining." -Nancy Milen - Audio Review"'The Atmosphere' is a composition requiring the pianist to have advanced piano training. Deborah Wyndham does have the skills in composing. The execution of this composition shows off her expertise and abilities as a pianist."-Dean FH Macy - Epilogue Records (a review of the artist as a composer)"Deborah's album "Tenderly" is powerful, good medicine with a unique and mysterious quality in her style. She is a very talented practitioner of rhythmic bimetric polymorphism. This means she plays in two time signatures (or meters) at once and her creativity is expressed by morphing (seamlessly ...
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