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Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 songs The third album by New Vintage shows the young band making improvements on their traditional bluegrass sound, especially on the standout "You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It Too" (with Dale Ann Bradley). ~ John Bush Winners Of The 1994 Pizza Hut Internat'L Bluegrass Showdown Recorded at Eastwood Recording Studio, Cana, Virginia. Personnel: Earl Lewellyn (vocals, guitar); Kim Gardner (vocals, dobro); Jody King (vocals, banjo); Dale Ann Bradley (vocals). Audio Mixer: Sammy Shelor. Recording information: Eastwood Studio, Cana, VA. Photographer: Ed Shenkman. New Vintage: Earl Lewellyn (vocals, guitar); Jody King (vocals, banjo); Russell Johnson (vocals, mandolin); Kim Gardner (vocals, dobro); James Doncsecz (bass). Additional personnel: Dale Ann Bradley (vocals).

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 album for sale Before she became a successful rock & roll vocalist, Lavern Baker did straight jazz and gutbucket blues, and that's what she's singing here. These tunes didn't have any crossover appeal, but they're gritty, unpolished, and sung with the intensity and energy that made Baker's later material so memorable. ~ Ron Wynn

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 CD music 11 tracks. 2004. Personnel includes: J.J. Cale (guitar); Carl Lewiston (trumpet); Dr. John (keyboards); Taj Mahal, Maria Muldaur.

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 buy CD music Since the '90s, the Deftones have clawed out their own specialized niche in music. Many have imitated them, but few have reached their heights. They were innovators of so-called nu metal and could easily have settled into complacency riding the wave they helped create. Instead they continue to make waves with their self-titled fourth album. Deftones frontman Chino Moreno wastes no time in expressing his despair mere seconds into "Hexagram" with a blood-curdling scream that will make your skin crawl. The dense, down-tuned guitars of Stephen Carpenter form a solid backdrop for the vocals that's more about creating a mood than a melody ("When Girls Telephone Boys"). Ironically one of the album's most intense moments ("Lucky You") doesn't even involve guitar, it relies on Nine Inch Nails-type rhythm and keyboards to create an uncomfortable tension. DEFTONES winds down with the loud-soft-loud pattern they're famous for on "Moana." The band's self-titled fourth album, as erotic as it is brutal, as relentless as it is gentle, rockets the Grammy-winning Deftones to the top of modern rock. Features 11 tracks, including the single 'Minerva' along with a 20-page color booklet, enhanced material with 20 minutes of exclusive video footage from inside the studio & a day in the life of each band member plus 150 candid photos. Maverick. 2003. Recorded at The Spot, Sacramento, California; Larrabee Studios, West Hollywood, California; Studio X, Seattle, Washington. Deftones: Chino Moreno (vocals, guitar); Stephen Carpenter (strings); Chi Cheng (bass); Abe Cunningham (drums); Frank Delgado (scratches). Personnel: Chino Moreno (vocals, guitar); Rey Osburn (vocals); Stephen Carpenter (strings); Frank Delgado (keyboards, sampler); Abe Cunningham (drums). Audio Mixer: Terry Date. Recording information: Larrabee Studios, West Hollywood, CA; Studio X, Seattle, WA; The Spot, Sacramento, CA. Photographers: Chino Moreno; James Minchin. Arranger: Greg Wells. Additional personnel: Rey Osburn (vocals). This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 songs  

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 album for sale This album came together through the efforts of a lot of talented folks. It's the result of years of songwriting and peddling those songs to anyone who would listen - finally arriving at a small Nashville studio (The Emerald Room) with top notch session players, laying down these tracks like they were playing a live gig. Beautifully produced by Don King for Don King Music and Acoustic Revival Records, this CD is a wonderful blend of country, folk, blues, with a touch of delta. Sit back and relax - it's a smooth, easy ride... "I dropped out of sight for quite a long whileI had me some thinkin' to doBut now I'm showin' my face, even got my own placeAnd wanted to make sure you knewI'll be waitin' to hear from you" from "Waitin' to Hear from You"

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 CD music Track Listing of songs: Cut Your Heart Off...; Please Don't Ask Us What We Think Of Your Band; You Say Tomato, I Say Tomato; Make Yourself Comfortable; The Dillon Family Dancers; Part Monkey, Smart Stallion; ...From Your Head;

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 buy CD music Track Listing of songs: No Compromise; Violence With Violence; Can't Bring Me Down; Drowning; No Regrets; At What Price?; Mad ...

Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues, 1964-1969 songs