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Lynyrd Skynyrd was one of those album rock bands that also had a flair for hit singles. The problem with this is that anytime a single compilation is assembled, fans will inevitably find favorites missing. That axiom applies tenfold on a budget-line disc such as MCA Special Products' What's Your Name, which has such staples as "Saturday Night Special," "Gimme Three Steps," and "Free Bird" missing. That said, What's Your Name is actually a pretty good budget-line comp, boasting a good cross-section of hits and album favorites. Any time "That Smell," "Workin' for MCA," "Call Me the Breeze," "Simple Man," "What's Your Name?," and "Sweet Home Alabama" are on one disc, a good time is pretty much guaranteed, and that alone may make it worthwhile for budget-minded fans looking for a sampler. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
1997 saw the appearance of yet another Lynyrd Skynyrd best of set, entitled WHAT'S YOUR NAME. What made this collection different from the others was that it was issued through the budget-price MCA Special Products label. At only ten tracks in length, it's one of the shorter Skynyrd albums, and by including several rarely-heard tracks ("Mississippi Kid," "Things Goin' On," "I Need You"), some Skynyrd standards are omitted. But WHAT'S YOUR NAME still manages to include recognizable fan faves such as "That Smell," "What's You Name," "Simple Man," and on the CD version, "Sweet Home Alabama." Lynyrd Skynyrd What's Your Name Songs What's Your Name Review
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Backstreet Boys: Kevin Richardson, Howard "Howie D." Dorough, Alexander James "A.J." Mclean, Brian "B-Rok" Littrel, Nick Carter (vocals).
Additional personnel includes: Chieli Minucci (acoustic & electric guitars); Dennis Gallo (acoustic guitar, keyboards); Dominic Miller, Esbjorn Ohrwall, Jojje Wadenius, Billy Chapin (guitar); Paul Howards (saxophone, keyboards, percussion); Andrew ...
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Personnel includes: Faith Hill, Tim McGraw (vocals); B. James Lowry (acoustic & electric guitars); Larry Byrom (acoustic guitar); Dann Huff, Gordon Kennedy, John Willis, Michael Landau (electric guitar); Paul Franklin (steel guitar); Gary Smith (piano, organ); Aubrey Haynie, Stuart Duncan (fiddle); Steve Nathan, Tim Akers (keyboards); Glenn A. Worf, Mike Brignardello (bass); Lonnie Wilson, Steve Brewster (drums); Eric ...
| | Lynyrd Skynyrd Second Helping CD (1974) Bonus Tracks; Reissue
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4 Bonus Tracks.W/M.Bloomfield, P.Butterfield,O.Spann,B.Miles+
Lynyrd Skynyrd: Ronnie Van Zant (vocals); Ed King (guitar, bass); Gary Rossington, Allen Collins (guitar); Billy Powell (keyboards); Leon Wilkeson (bass, background vocals); Bob Burns (drums).
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| | Lynyrd Skynyrd Nuthin' Fancy CD (1975) Remastered
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Lynyrd Skynyrd: Ronnie Van Zant (vocals); Allen Collins (guitar, piano, organ, Moog synthesizer, percussion, background vocals); Ed King (acoustic, electric & slide guitars, Moog bass); Gary Rossington ...
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| | Police Message In A Box: The Complete Recordings CDs (1993) Germany; 11" x 11" box
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Lavish 11 inch x 11 inch CD box set housed in a hard-back book from classic Universal artists featuring around 100 pages of essays, beautiful photographs and memorabilia. This repackaging of the beloved Police box features 78 tracks spread across four CDs by one of the most successful bands of the New Wave era. Includes every album track, b-side and single released by this Sting-led band during their successful career. Universal.
MESSAGE IN A BOX contains tracks from the group's five studio albums, rare B-sides, and live tracks. It also includes a 64-page booklet with extensive liner notes, a discography, the band's commentary on the b-sides and other obscure tracks, rare photographs and a Police time-line.
The Police: Sting (vocals, saxophone, keyboards, acoustic & electric bass); Andy Summers (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Stewart Copeland (keyboards, drums, percussion, background vocals).
Producers include: The Police, Stewart Copeland, Nigel Gray, Tim Summerhayes, Hugh Padgham.
Compilation producer: Stewart Whitmore.
Engineers: The Police, Tim Summerhayes.
Includes liner notes by Phil Sutcliffe.
Digitally remastered by David Collins (A&M Mastering Studios).
Despite their legendary status, the Police only released five albums during their brief reign from 1978-1983. In addition, the trio had amassed a healthy amount of both studio and live B-sides, plus songs that only appeared on soundtracks. For the 1993 four-CD box set Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings, every single song the Police ever recorded is included. All the tracks were digitally remastered for the project, sounding superior to the original CD versions of the single albums. Also included is a 68-page booklet that includes an interesting (and often humorous) biography, a time line, and notes from all three bandmembers regarding the rarities that appear for the first time on compact disc here. But of course, the real charm of the box set is the music -- album tracks ("Hole in My Life," "It's Alright for You," "Driven to Tears"), hits ("Message in a Bottle," "Can't Stand Losing You," "Spirits in the Material World"), and rarities ("Fallout," a ...
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Composer: Carolyn Berk.
Lovers: Matthew Houck (vocals); David Nelson (trombone); Amanda Kapousouz, Daniel Rickard, Carolyn Berk, Jesse Flavin, Brent Jones.
Personnel: Daniel Rickard (vocals, guitar, banjo, organ); Carolyn Berk (vocals, guitar); Jesse Flavin (guitar); Amanda Kapousouz (violin, viola); Brent Jones (cello, trombone, percussion); David Nelson (trumpet, trombone).
Audio Mixer: Daniel Rickard.
Recording information: Andy Baker's Studio, Athens, GA.
The Lovers' singer/songwriter Carolyn Berk favors the slow, intimate ballad over other songforms, the better ...
| | Ashlee Simpson Bittersweet World CD (2008)
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Ashlee Simpson's position in the big leagues is assured with BITTERSWEET WORLD, an album that finds her working with superstar producers Timbaland and Chad Hugo of the Neptunes. Simpson's choices for production help can be heard in the club-oriented, party atmosphere of the album, especially on tracks like "Rule Breaker" and "Murder."
BITTERSWEET WORLD also nods to female-fronted New Wave acts of the 1980s such like Pat Benatar and Missing Persons. The wiry, guitar-driven sounds of "Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya)" and "Ragdoll" surge with an energy that is both retro and contemporary, creating a nice balance with the more R&B-flavored tracks. But Simpson never turns her back on pure radio-ready pop either, as the lead-single "Little Miss Obsessive" proves.
Has there ever been another pop star quite as shameless as Ashlee Simpson? Probably so, but nobody has ever quite so cravenly followed fashion's shifting tides as Ashlee, who has never seemed the slightest bit embarrassed to make herself over when styles changed. All this desperate trend-chasing has been done in public, as it damn well should be in the 21st century, so we've seen her change from the spunky younger sister of a superstar to the sad goth clown of her sophomore effort to the Gwen Stefani wannabe of her third album, Bittersweet World. Ashlee might look like a shadow of her former self on the album cover -- the years and cosmetic surgery have made her virtually unrecognizable from the awkward teen on the cover of I Am Me -- but she still sounds the same, still boasting that same thin, girlish voice that wouldn't have gotten much attention if she weren't Jessica Simpson's younger sister. Of course, the ironic thing about Ashlee's career is that she not only had bigger hits than Jessica, she made better records than her sister, too, all with a virtually nonexistent voice and a personality as aggressively shallow as Avril Lavigne. Like Avril, Ashlee has a distinct arc to her three-act career, bouncing back from a dour and dumb second album with a return to the fizzy fun of her first (unlike Avril, Simpson seems like she would at least wait for you to leave the room before she started saying mean things about you).
Where Avril beat a retreat to the bratty punk-pop that brought her fame, Ashlee has pulled a red hoodie over her head, amped up the dance beats, revved up the '80s retro fetish, and created something that feels of the 2008 moment, as it should coming from the fiancée of Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz. This embrace of MTV hipsterism -- never to be confused with underground movements, this includes cameos from a guy from Plain White T's -- helps mirror the growth of her initial fans, who have grown from high school through college to immature young adults, needing this absurd new millennial go-go music for their endless parties, and while that arc is as manufactured as anything else ...
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