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Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition CD music The Whigs' debut album, GIVE `EM ALL A BIG FAT LIP, led at least one publication to call the Athens, Georgia, indie rockers the best unsigned band of the time. The considerable buzz led to a deal with ATO Records and a much-wider 2006 release for one gritty yet poppy and remarkably diverse record. The first three tracks alone range from the psychedelics of "Nothing is Easy" to the garage insanity of "Can't Hear You Coming" to the irresistible power pop of "Technology."

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition buy CD music The template for Nitzer Ebb had already been established some years earlier with D.A.F.'s thrilling, rough-yet-clean combination of dancefloor aggression, industrial noise, and lyrical imagery (and vocal stylings), suggesting a combination of fascist rally and hardcore male-bondage sex club. What the Douglas McCarthy/Bon Harris duo did on their first full album was to give it a distinctly English-language bent, as well as drawing on some of the further developments of EBM over time. If the resultant debut was a bit one-note as an overall release, the duo already showed a bent for making sure their concoctions were instantly memorable and undeniably thrilling. McCarthy's singing is less supple and more ear-piercingly harsh than Gabi Delgado's, say, but his seemingly odd quaver actually gives the band a unique stamp, delivering the slogan-like lyrics with the force of overwhelming command. Consider "Violent Playground," which could almost be a Soft Cell stomper with all the swooning romance completely pared away to leave nothing but brute homoerotic force (and appropriate volume). Harris' ear for beats and how to make them really crunch through doesn't let him down -- check out the huge, sudden metal door-slam rhythms on "Smear Body" for a particularly notable example of his ability. If there's a standout track from That Total Age, it would probably have to be "Join in the Chant," with McCarthy's clipped, elliptical words and delivery perfectly suited for the invigorating storm of drum hits and central bass part. That said, there's plenty of close competition, with the quick, frenetic surge of "Murderous," electronic bass and percussion barely in control as McCarthy roars, "Lift up your hearts!," and the equally impressive "Let Your Body Learn" with its use of vocal echo for maximum impact. The CD version includes three remixes as bonus tracks. ~ Ned Raggett

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition songs With this release, jazz guitarist Occhipinti tackled the songs of Canadian singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn. Cockburn himself has had jazz composition training and many of his songs have jazz textures and complex arrangements. This lays a firm groundwork for Occhipinti's instrumental interpretations and the resulting album is a successful combination of faithfulness to the original works and experimentation. Arranged for a core trio of guitar, bass, and drums with guests, Cockburn's songs are re-created and reborn without losing the spirit of the piece. It doesn't hurt that Hugh Marsh and Jon Goldsmith, who have played on many Cockburn tours and recordings, are featured on the album (in fact, Goldsmith is the producer) and that Cockburn himself makes an appearance. From the wild and chaotic take on the title song to the moody "Live on My Mind," Creation Dream is an album worth seeking out by any fan of jazz, Occhipinti, or Cockburn. ~ Rob Caldwell Songs Of Bruce Cockburn Audio Mixers: Jeff McMurrich; Michael Occhipinti; John Goldsmith. Recording information: Wellesley Sound, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (04/24/2000-05/11/2000). Photographers: Michael Occhipinti; Paul J. Hoeffler. Arranger: Michael Occhipinti. Personnel includes: Michael Occhipinti (guitar); Don Byron (clarinet); Hugh Marsh (violin). Personnel: Michael Occhipinti (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion); Michael Occhipinti (guitar, loops); Mike Murley (tenor saxophone); Jonathan Goldsmith (piano, prepared piano); Andrew Downing (bass guitar); Jean Martin (drums); Bruce Cockburn (acoustic guitar); Hugh Marsh (violin); Don Byron (clarinet, bass clarinet); Kevin Turcotte (trumpet); Barry Romberg (drums).

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition album for sale Track Listing of songs: Shovel the Coal; Dead Mens Bones; Deep Down; Captain of the Ship; Holy Ground; Sons of Thunder; Upon the Cross; Wind, The; Wisdom; Sea, The; Nightmare; Come Home;

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition CD music Much of this collection is inspired by my daughter Ellie, including the title cut, Sweeter All the Time, a contemporary jazz groove called Smoothie (very smooth at 6 months old), the funky Rolling on The Elephant (a favorite stuffed animal), Swinging High (on her swing set), The Happy Guitarist (and proud father), and a lullaby called Angels Whispering in Your Ear, something Grandma said happened to Ellie when she was just a few months old. Thanks is a tribute to legend guitarists Howard Roberts, Joe Pass, and Chet Atkins. Out of Towner is a humorous and harmonically challenging bebop style tune, written about visiting relatives, and I Dig Snow is a folk song with jazz overtones, written about Colorado snow. Besides me on guitar, the album features trio and quartet combinations with Jesse Lucas on 6-string, fretless bass, Colorado drummer Mark Raynes, Byron Hamer on saxophone and flute, and pianist Mark Sloniker. Hope you enjoy it! Kevin K Personnel: Kevin Karrick (guitar); Mark Sloniker (keyboards); Jesse Lucas (fretless bass); Mark Raynes (drums). Recording information: UNC Studio. Personnel: Kevin Karrick (guitar); Byron Hamer (flute, tenor saxophone); Mark Sloniker (keyboards); Jesse Lucas (fretless bass); Mark Raynes (drums). Producers: Kevin Karrick, Jesse Lucas, Mark Raynes.

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition buy CD music Sativa Gumbo is a four-piece (Piano, Bass, Drums, and Guitar) jam band based in Southern Indiana. SG has been playing in the Louisville, Kentucky area since 1997 and frequently appears at The Bluegrass Brewing Company, HEADLINERS Music Hall ( headlinersmusic ), Longshot Tavern, and Gerstle's Place ( gerstles ). SG has also played in Bloomington, IN; Battle Creek, MI; Cincinnati and Columbus, OH; and Lexington, KY. SG's music is an eclectic blend of funk, southern rock, bluegrass, reggae, jazz, rhythm & blues, and follows the great tradition of jam bands in twisting and bending musical genres. SG has developed a substantial following in the Louisville area by continually providing an amazing live music experience to their fans. SG's live recordings are widely circulated among tapers and live music lovers and provide an intimate glimpse at what SG does best . SG's second independently produced and released CD "Spread Your Wings" shows off the band's talent in the studio and has received great reviews from the Louisville press. "Spread Your Wings" follows the release of "we've only just begun" in 2002 which featured 73 minutes of LIVE GUMBO for your listening pleasure. Both CDs are available at cdbaby . The March 2002 edition of the Louisville Music News ( louisvillemusicnews ) featured Sativa Gumbo on the cover and included a three page article on SG. SG was also featured on The Grateful Web ( gratefulweb. net) as the band of the month for March 2002. A raucous blend of Bill Payne and Dr. John inspired piano/organ-playing mixes well with guitar licks reminiscent of Duane Allman and Carlos Santana. The guitar and keys float on the rhythm section, which is led by the genetic anomaly of Vic Wooten and Mike Gordon's bass child and founded on rhythms inspired by Billy Cobham and Carter Beauford. The four diverse songwriters and singers in this band allow SG to transcend traditional music genres, leaving the listener failing to find an adequate way to describe their music. SG comes fully equipped with their own PA (if necessary), a play list of over 125 original songs, a dedicated following, a groove you'll shake your ass to, and a live performance that will have you asking for seconds.

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition songs Track Listing of songs: I Will Glory in the Cross; Long Live the King; Body and the Blood; Ten Thousand Angels Cried; Scars; Then Came the Morning; He's Alive; Old Rugged Cross Made the Difference, The; I Will Go the Distance; Master of the Wood; There's Not a Crown Without a Cross; More Than Just a Hill; Meanwhile in the Garden; Love Grew Where the Blood Fell; Cross Now Is Empty; By the Way of the Cross;

Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition album for sale 60 track collection of classic tunes that mirrors the 5 albums of Rod's Great American Songbook series. Features songs by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Bobby Darin, Chet Baker, Peggy Lee, Bing Crosby, Glenn Miller, Sarah Vaughan, Fred Astaire, Louis Armstrong and many others.