| | Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 CD Disney Discography of CDs
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Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah,Reflection, When You Wish Upon A Star
Personnel: Roderick Sanford, Dennis Razze, Craig Toungate, Virgil Seals, Robin Huston, Chris Martin, Scott Kripple, Amy Baker Stinson, Leslie French, Joe York (vocals). Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 features ten singalong versions of Disney classics, including "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah," "He's a Tramp," "Just Around the Riverbend," "Part of Your World," and "When You Wish Upon a Star." Fun for kids of all ages. ~ Heather Phares
Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 Music Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 Music Review Buy Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 CD Purchase Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Disney Karaoke Vol. 2 CD (2000)
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| | Disney's Karaoke Series Disney Princess CD (2003)
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$9.05 Personnel: Amy Baker Stinson, Meredith Robertson, Robin Huston, Leslie French (vocals). The Disney Princess volume in Disney's Karaoke Series includes vocal and instrumental versions of eight songs ...
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| | Wicked: A New Musical CD (2003)
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$14.95 Stephen Schwartz/Winnie Holtz- Man
Principal cast includes: Kristin Chenowith (Galinda, Glinda); Sean McCourt (Witch's Father); Cristy Canlder (Witch's Mother); Jan Neuberger (Midwife); Idina Menzel (Elphaba); Michelle Federer (Nessarose); Christopher Fitzgerald (Boq); Carole Shelley (Madame Morrible); William Youmans (Doctor Dillamond); Norbert Leo Butz (Fiyero); Sean McCourt (Ozian Official); Joel Grey (The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz); Manuel Herrera (Chistery). Recorded at Right Track Studios, New York, New York. Personnel: Greg Skaff (guitar); Laura Sherman (harp); Maura Giannini, Ann Labin, Victor Heifets, Suzanne Ornstein, Victor Schultz (violin); Kevin Roy, Ronald Carbone (viola); Jeanne LeBlanc (cello); Helen Campo (flute); John Campo (clarinet, bassoon, baritone saxophone); ...
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| | Lullaby: A Collection CD (1994)
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| | Gospel Kids Faith Songs CD (2001)
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| | Nucleus Live In Bremen CDs (2003)
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$20.49 Nucleus: Brian Smith (saxophone, flute, percussion); Ian Carr (trumpet, flugelhorn, percussion); Karl Jenkins (oboe, electric piano); Ray Russell (guitar); Roy Babbington (bass); John Marshall (drums, percussion). Recorded at Gondel Filmkunstheater, Breman, Germany in 1971. Includes liner notes by Aymeric Leroy. The result of a productive continuing partnership between Cuneiform Records and Radio Bremen, this double CD captures a 1971 concert by the Nucleus sextet, led by Ian Carr on trumpet and flugelhorn, and also featuring Karl Jenkins on Hohner electric piano and oboe, Brian Smith on saxophones and flute, Ray Russell on electric guitar, Roy Babbington on bass and John Marshall on drums. Nucleus was first formed by Carr in late 1969, and the group took first prize at a Montreux Festival competition in 1970, positively blowing away the competition (which included the very best of contemporary European jazz bands). Their prize was an appearance at the prestigious Newport Jazz Festival three week later, where they were reportedly very well received. However, that was almost the high point of the group's visibility in the U.S., although they maintained a large and loyal following in Europe, and Carr kept the group together until the early 1980's. As Carr has observed in interviews, in 1969 when he first assembled the personnel for Nucleus, Miles Davis had yet to record Bitches Brew, and Weather Report only existed in Joe Zawinul's mind, if at all. Calling out influences can be a fool's game, but rock, free jazz and funk were being thrown into a blender by various groups as the `60's eased into the `70's, and the concoction developed by Nucleus had much to recommend it. Certainly Nucleus was not the first group to mix funk and jazz -- Horace Silver had brought the two together at least ten years earlier. And both Herbie Hancock (with the Miles Davis group and on his own) and Zawinul (with Cannonball Adderley) were experimenting with electric pianos in 1967 and 1968 (much to the horror of mainstream jazz critics). The prominence of rock-oriented electric guitarist Ray Russell on this Radio Bremen date perhaps comes closer to a real innovation, although the young John McLaughlin was also experimenting with fuzz boxes and wah-wah pedals during this time, in and out of the Miles Davis groups. In fact, it is the combination of the various elements, including the repetitive, hypnotic funk riffs laid down by Jenkins' electric piano and Babbington's bass -- that provides Nucleus with its distinctive sound on this recording, together with some effective compositions and some excellent solos, in particular by Carr on trumpet and Brian Smith on flute and soprano sax. And if Soft Machine enthusiasts hear strong echoes of that group's later work ...
| | Prostitutes Twentyfive Song CD CD (2003)
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| | Jump And Jive With Hi-5 CD (2004)
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$9.89 This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Hi-5 is a television sensation in Australia, where its coed and multiculti crew brings clean-hearted pep, bounteous energy, and shingy singalong fun to a nation of kiddies. In 2003, the concept made its American debut with a cast based on Hi-5's established dynamic, and Kimee, Karla, Curtis, Jenn, and Shaun were a near-immediate weekday morning hit for Discovery Kids and TLC. Their debut recording features music from the show, all performed at levels of pizzazz thought unattainable by humans over the age of five. Continuously mixed, the music ranges from the quickly hummable melodies and mechanistic pump of Euro-dance ("Robot No. 1") to ABBA/country amalgams ("Ready or Not") to over-annunciated, Broadway-style singing ("Three Wishes"). In other words, Jump and Jive has a lot to offer the ankle biter set, as the average kid could care less about over-annunciated singing, and just wants to shake his tukus. In addition ...
| | Lullabies: 15 Gentle Songs To Ease Your Baby To Sleep CD (2006) (Import) Canada
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| | Listing Ship Sunshine & Other Forms Of Radiation CD (2006)
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$11.39
| | Trance 2007: The Vocal Session CD (2007)
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$12.05
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