| | John Edwards Careful Man CD John Edwards Discography of CDs
Liner Note Author: Ady Croasdell.
Arranger: Frederic E. Weatherly. John Edwards Careful Man Songs | 1. | Cold Hearted Woman |
| 2. | How Can I Make It Without You |
| 3. | Vanishing Love |
| 4. | Tin Man |
| 5. | Look on Your Face, The |
| 6. | It's Those Little Things That Count |
| 7. | It's Got to Be the Real Thing This Time |
| 8. | Ain't That Good Enough |
| 9. | Time |
| 10. | We Always Come Back Strong |
| 11. | I Had a Love |
| 12. | Everybody Don't Get a Second Chance |
| 13. | Way We Were, The |
| 14. | Stop This Merry-Go-Round |
| 15. | Spread the News |
| 16. | Careful Man |
| 17. | Claim Jumpin' |
| 18. | I'll Be Your Puppet |
| 19. | You Were Made for Love |
| 20. | You're Messing Up a Good Thing |
| 21. | It's a Groove |
| 22. | Exercise My Love |
| 23. | Danny Boy |
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Purchase Careful Man CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Shirley & Lee Let The Good Times Roll CD (1991) (Import) United Kingdom
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Contains tracks recorded for the Aladdin label from 1952 to 1959.
The track listing of this 30-song disc is based on the 1973 double-LP Shirley & Lee compilation in United Artists' Legendary Masters series, with "I Feel Good" substituted for "Do You Mean to Hurt Me So." Spanning their 1952-59 work for Aladdin, it's comprehensive enough to serve as a best-of, particularly as it included the four songs that are by far their most famous cuts: "Let the Good Times Roll," "I'm Gone," "I Feel Good," and "Feel So Good." As the American best-of CD compilation Legendary Masters (issued first on EMI America, then on Collectables) has only 20 numbers, one might presume that this 30-track anthology has the edge. It doesn't make the Legendary Masters CD redundant, though, as Legendary Masters has seven songs that don't appear here. At any rate, Let the Good Times Roll will almost certainly be a sufficient overview of the duo's prime output for those who haven't picked up a Shirley & Lee greatest hits anthology yet. Truth to tell, for most listeners 30 Shirley & Lee songs is more than enough, as the accomplished, good-timey New Orleans R&B/rock groove gets pretty ...
| | Honky Tonk! CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Voice That Got Away: Timi Yuro, Vol. 2 CD (1996)
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| | Bettye Swann Money Recordings CD (2001) (Import) United Kingdom
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All of the material known to exist by Bettye Swann in the vaults of the Money label is found on this 24-track compilation. It has all of her 1965-1968 singles for the company, as well as a few songs released on her 1967 Make Me Yours LP, and nine previously unreleased tracks (two of which are just remixes, half a dozen of which are alternate versions). It's satisfactory, but not thrilling, mid-level soul, shaded a little toward the mainstream Motowny pop-soul side of things, though not overbearingly so. Swann did write most of her material, yet there wasn't much particularly striking (or inadequate) about her songs and vocals. Even non-intense soul listeners would have little ...
| | Thor's Hammer From Keflavik With Love CD (2001) (Import) United Kingdom
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Twenty of Thor's Hammer's 1965-1967 recordings are on this compilation, which emphasizes their mid-'60s English-sung sessions in London. The other half is filled out by Icelandic songs and their 1967 Columbia single, as well as an outtake from the Columbia sessions, "By the Sea." Thor's Hammer was undoubtedly the best-known 1960s Icelandic band, which is not too useful a guide for curious consumers, as they're likely the only Icelandic '60s band whose product has been reissued for the international market. All joking aside, this would be respectable British Invasion-styled rock no matter where it came from, though it's not great. Certainly the best cuts are the toughest ones from their 1966 London session, where Petur Ostlund pounded the drums with a Who-like fury, and the group wrote engaging, tough mod rockers with "I Don't Care," "My Life," "Better Days," and "The Big Beat Country Dance." "If You Knew," which is like the hardest Merseybeat or early Hollies, is another highlight. The lighter Merseybeat-ish items are ...
| | Cathy Dennis Move To This CD (1990)
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Though not in a class with fellow British R&B/dance divas Lisa Stansfield or Caron Wheeler, Cathy Dennis proved herself to be a welcome addition to Britain's '90s R&B scene with Move to This -- a decent, though not remarkable, effort released when she was riding high on her hit with dance outfit D-Mob, "C'Mon and Get My Love," and her single "Just Another Dream" (both of which are among the CD's high points). The girlish-sounding Dennis doesn't have a great range, but she does have heart -- and is indeed warm and convincing on such sleek and infectious dance-floor fare as "Got to Get Your Love," "Taste ...
| | Jacky Jack White Southern Songbook CD (2002)
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| | Hank Jones Bop Redux CD (1977) (Import) Japan; Germany
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| | Three Degrees Turnin' Up The Heat CD (1998)
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| | Chicano Pop Oldies CD (2005)
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| | Omarion O CD (2005) Bonus Tracks; Japan
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| | Mina Ganaha Kazeninaritai CD (2006) (Import)
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| | John Tabacco Presbyter's Dementia CD (2007)
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The Priest is a twisted bastard interested in recording triangles on pillows with his out dated Synclavier and God knows what he and his favorite altar boy Phillup will do for a laugh. This was originally Thermoil Chapter Four but due to some sweet intervention it has become a slight existential, absurd religious documentation on a Presbyter with more than just Jesus on his mind. Appearances from Fuzzy Gray Logic's Meryl Mathews peak their way through in an actual telephone call of wafting gas proportions as well as a rare Marci Geller performance ...
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