| | Open House Hoof And Mouth CD Open House Discography of CDs
Open House Hoof And Mouth Songs Hoof And Mouth Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Open House Hoof And Mouth CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Hoof And Mouth CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Thousands Are Sailing: Irish Songs Of Immigration CD (1999)
Hoof And Mouth album
$14.75
| | Chieftains Collection: The Very Best Of The Claddagh Years CD (1999)
Hoof And Mouth CD music
$9.29
| | Chieftains Long Black Veil CD (1995)
Hoof And Mouth music CDs
$6.09 "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?," performed with Van Morrison, won a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals. THE LONG BLACK VEIL was nominated for a 1996 Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album.
With traditional instruments abounding, Celtic folk band the Chieftains are joined by some of the most distinctive vocalists in rock music for a tour of the Irish soul. Drenched in fiddles, Uileann pipes, harp, bodhran, and flute, THE LONG BLACK VEIL is a rousing triumph in this band's illustrious 30-year career.
Sting's vocals are showcased on "Mo Ghile Mear," a Scottish ayre and keening call to arms. "The Long Black Veil," a Lefty Frizzell song popularized by the Band, features Mick Jagger displaying an inherent American hills folk influence. "The Foggy Dew" and "He Moved Through the Fair," two Sinead O'Connor-led traditional tunes, glow with her vibrant ...
| | Chieftains Water From The Well CD (2000)
Hoof And Mouth songs
$7.59 WATER FROM THE WELL was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best World Music Album.
On 1999's TEARS OF STONE, the Chieftains' prior effort, the venerable Irish institution collaborated (surprisingly successfully) with a number of pop performers, some of whom (Bonnie Raitt, Natalie Merchant, Joan Osborne) had little or no discernible connection with traditional ...
| | Word Of Mouth Chorus Rivers Of Delight (American Folk Hymns From The Sacred Harp Tradition) CD (1979)
Hoof And Mouth album
$9.79
| | Quasthoff Bach: Dialogue Cantatas CD (2007)
$10.89 | | Mac Umba Bruhubaho! CD (1999) (Import) United Kingdom
Hoof And Mouth CD music
$22.45
| | Battlefield Band Home Is Where The Van Is CD (1980)
Hoof And Mouth music CDs
$13.55
| | Rowallan Consort Notes Of Noy Notes Of Joy CD (1995) (Import) United Kingdom
Hoof And Mouth songs
$15.59
| | Alain Chekroun Songs From The Synagogues Of Maghreb CD (2008)
Hoof And Mouth album
$15.89
| | Hapa Holidays CD (1995)
Hoof And Mouth CD music
$13.59
| | Irish Ceili Reels & Jigs Irish Ceili Reels & Jigs CD (2008) (Import)
Hoof And Mouth music CDs
$11.79
| | Nyloc Rex & Doctor Knox Thought You Knew CD (2008)
Hoof And Mouth songs
$13.95 Meet NYLOC REX & Doctor Knox.Two siblings who found their own ways in musical composition and performance. Their motivation was instigated by the love of family, friends and environment. Their education came from the fine arts, literature, science, mathematics, comedy, tragedy, history, and of course, music. Doctor Knox went through the rigorous training of Berkeley College of Music, in Boston. He graduated, despite a 90% dropout rate. NYLOC REX began piano lessons at age 4, which he continued for ten years until he decided he knew enough to teach himself. Currently, Doctor Knox has a house on Martha's Vineyard, where he lives and plays. NYLOC REX has limited his possessions to a backpack, and his home is anywhere under the sky, but you'll probably find him, or not, down in South America for a while. Doctor Knox is the older of the brothers, by ten years. As such, he has always been a source of wisdom and musical influence for NYLOC REX. Even though the album is dead, these two brothers decided to band together and make an album, trying to bring it back. They loved music from all genres; thus their composition represents a wide variety of music, and there is a song here for everyone. Also, by leaping genres, from hip hop to folk, they are able to introduce people to music that was not accessible to them before. This album is very unique in its generation gap of a decade. But, their teachers are the great people of all ages, spanning centuries. Their inspiration came from:Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Copernicus, Galileo, Da Vinci, Newton, Johan Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Wolfgang Puck, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton, Holden Caulfield, Duke Ellington, Einstein, Howard Hughes, Hugh Hefner, Ozzy Osbourne, Marshal Mathers, Napoleon, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Richard Starkey, Christian & Pam Newcomer, Joe & Alice Phillips, Neener, Timmy, Baby Doll, Jeff Beck, Jimi Page, Eric Clapton, Eric Shoenberg, Martin, Fender, Rickenbacker, Winston Churchill, Abe ...
|
|
|