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Audio Mixers: Nelson Tejeda; Daniel Beroff.
Recording information: Blue Dresser, New York, NY; Jet Pro Syudios, New York, NY.
Arrangers: Nelson Tejeda; Michael Crespo; Daniel Beroff; Socrates de Jesus.
Producers: Michael Crespo, Nelson Tejeda, Daniel Beroff.
Personnel: Socrates de Jesus (programming).
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Track Listing of songs: Trinia; Romance de la Reina Mercedes; Puertecita de Mi Casa; Capote de Grana y Oro; Rosa y Clavel; Curro Romero; Flora de los Cantes; Nina de Puerta Oscura; Manolita la Primera; Una Cantaora;
| | Edwin Bonilla Soy La Candela CD (2002)
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$8.55 
Track Listing of songs: Donde Estaras Metida; Yo Soy La Candela; Cuenta Bien; Carmela; Con Tu Movimiento; Con Un Solo Golpe; Chevere Que Chevere; Recordando La Descargas;
| | Olga Tanon - Exitos En Video DVD (2002)
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 $11.39
With her infectious fusion of pop music and tropical beats, Olga Tanon has become one of Latin America's most commercially and critically successful artists. On EXITOS EN VIDEO, the award-winning performer is showcased in 11 of her most popular music videos, including "Entre La Noche Y el Dia," "Basta Ya," and "Tu Amor."
Standard Screen; Soundtrack Spanish
| | Melina Leon Romantica & Sensual CD (2003)
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Personnel: Victor Manuelle (vocals); Leo Quintero (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); David Canals (guitar); Darío del Rosario, Junny Brito (tamboura); Miami Symphonic Orchestra (violin); Eduardo Reyes (accordion, piano, keyboards, percussion); Ed Calle (saxophone, soprano saxophone); Luis Corporán (saxophone); Jose Diaz (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Gustavo López, Luis Aquino, Randy de la Cruz (trumpet); Eddie Almodovar, Luis Almonte, Richard Marcell (piano); Gustavo Arenas (keyboards); Lee Levin (drums); Pupy Santiago (congas, bongos); Jose Lizardo, Rafael Camilo (congas); Félix Márquez, Richard Bravo (percussion).
Audio Mixers: Eduardo Reyes; Rafael Cotto; Charles Barwick; Mike Couzzi.
Recording information: Altamar Music Studio, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico; EQ S Studios; Extreme Music; Heartbeat Music Studios, Bayamón, Puerto Rico; Musica Futura; Rubby Haddock, Puerto Rico.
Directors: Oscar Llord; Jose Gazmey.
Photographer: Tony Vera.
Arrangers: Eduardo Reyes; Gustavo Arenas; Juan Antonio Salazar; Alejandro Jaén; Victor Manuelle.
Personnel includes: Melina Leon (vocals).
Adapter: Mary McCluskey.
| | Marc Anthony Valio La Pena CD (2004)
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The result is a short, spirited record, completely different from its predecessor. The biggest change comes on the duet "Escapemonos" (performed with Jennifer Lopez), where Anthony augments the former ballad with horns and a funky Latin beat. Anthony has always been a Renaissance man, juggling an acting career with his multifaceted recording legacy, but, on VALIO LA PENA, he truly reveals his inventive nature.
Throughout his career, Marc Anthony has moved between his love for salsa and his passion for romantic pop. His first 2004 release, AMAR SIN MENTIRAS, drifted distinctly to the lighter side of Anthony's aesthetic, as he filled the air around him with deeply seductive torch songs. For a follow-up, released only months later, Anthony takes the title of the most salsa-fied tune from AMAR SIN MENTIRAS, "Valio Lo Pena," and reinvents six more songs from that album with a swifter beat, adding an eighth song--the slower, traditional "Lamento Boricano."
Personnel: Marc Anthony (vocals); Jennifer Lopez (vocals); Bernd Schoenhart (acoustic guitar); Luis Aquino (trumpet); Sergio George (piano, keyboards, background vocals); Alex Duque (bass instrument); Diego Galé (congas, bongos, bata); Robert Vilera (bata, timbales); Kevin Ricard (bata).
| | El Gran Combo Arroz Con Habichuela CD (2006)
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$10.05
Director: Rafael Ithier.
Editor: Alberto Carrion.
Photographer: Ferdinand Rodriguez.
Arrangers: Betzaida Bosch; Tommy Villarini.
Personnel: Charlie Aponte, Papo Rosario, Jerry Rivas (vocals); Fred Rivera (bajo sexto); Freddy Miranda (saxophone); Taty Maldonado (trumpet); Moises Nogueras (trombone); Willie Sotelo (piano); Richie Bastar (bongos).
Recording information: Alfa Recordings Studio, Puerto Rico.
| | Lisandro Meza Made In Colombia CD (2002)
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$11.39
Recording information: Cafe Records Barranquilla.
Personnel: Lisandro Meza (vocals, accordion); Jim Martinez, Julio Rodriguez (clarinet); Ricardo Martinez (trombone); Gilberto Perez (congas); Jesus Herrera (timbales).
| | Bull Harman & Bull's Eye Rosewood, Spruce & Ebony CD (2004)
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$14.79
A strong rhythm and lead acoustic guitar player yet with enough individuality to make him unique in a style all of his own would best describe Bull Harman. Raised in a family that centered on bluegrass, Bull began playing the guitar at the age of 12 and along with his sister Lori on bass and his brother Mike on banjo they formed "The Harman Trio". They traveled all across the Midwest and won several contests as individuals and as a band. Bull grew up loving and respecting his musical talent. They recorded their first album in 1977 entitled "A Little Bluegrass and a Lotta Bull." After the marriage of his brother Mike, they added his wife Stacy to the band and became "The Harman Family". Along with this change came another album entitled "Warmin Up". Bull was married in 1982 and his wife Tammy also joined the band, coming from a musical family herself. Thus came their third album, all gospel, entitled "Our Sunday Best." Bull has traveled with his family for the past 20 years performing at festivals, fairs, picnics and church functions. The Harman Family performs annually to a sell out crowd at LCCC in Godfrey, Illinois and are well known through out the Midwest bluegrass circuit. 1996 - 1998 found Bull traveling and performing with Rhonda Vincent and The Rage. Their performances included several appearances on the Grand Ole Opry, Ernest Tubb's Midnight Jamboree, Nashville's Famous Station Inn, IBMA Awards Show, Silver Dollar City and numerous festivals and fairs from Florida to Colorado. Bull's quick humor and wittiness make him an asset to any band he performs with. He is an accomplished songwriter and has his own publishing company through BMI called "Bullmeister Melodies" His first solo recording project is titled "Bull's Eye" and contains 7 of his original tunes. Guests include many of Bull's family and friends, including Alison Krauss, Rhonda Vincent, Tina Adair, Keith Adair, Bob Black, Rob McDonnell, Kevin Liley, Cecil Tinnon, Kirk Brandenberger, "4 Sisters and A Cousin" and of course the Harman Family. This CD contains every type of music that showcases the talent that Bull has. Hard driving, easy flowing, traditional, contemporary and uniqueness are the words that would best describe what you will hear on his first solo project. Respect and dedication to the instrument he plays are what you will feel. His second release "Rosewood, Spruce & Ebony", once again puts Bull Harman in the spotlight. This project seems more focused with Harman in full control of the ride. Guests include Carl Jackson, Gena Britt, Jeremy Chapman, Valerie Smith, Rhonda Vincent, Bo Jamison, Randy Kohrs, Ned Luberecki, and the Bull's Eye Band he currently tours with, featuring Tammy Harman, Robin Roller and Cecil Tinnon. "As a guitarist, composer and songwriter, Bull Harman stands alone. He is not a clone. He is not an imitator. He is a singularly outstanding guitar genius who hears music in a way that is totally unique to him and what you get in return are signature songs done Bull's way. Anyone who fails to get the "Bull's Eye" will eventually discover that they've missed the bluegrass target entirely this year" Wayne Bledsoe - Bluegrass Now
Personnel: Mickey Harris (vocals, bass guitar); Bo Jamison, Tammy Harman, Stacy Harmon (vocals); Bull Harman (guitar); Randy Kohrs (resonator guitar); Gena Britt, Ned Luberecki, Robin Roller, Kevin Strain (banjo); Cecil Tinnon, Jeremy Chapman (mandolin); Thayne Bradford (fiddle).
| | Billy Walker Columbia Hits CD (2005)
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$13.89
Koch's 2005 collection Columbia Hits is the first time Billy Walker's singles from the late '50s and first half the '60s have appeared on an American CD. Previously, this material was collected on Bear Family's typically exhaustive 1993 six-disc set Cross the Brazos at Waco, and listening to Koch's generous 20-track collection, it's easy to hear why Walker was given the Bear Family treatment. Walker was a countrypolitan crooner halfway between Jim Reeves and Ray Price, possessing a sweet high tenor voice that was so smooth, he made everything he sang seem easy. Perhaps a touch too easy -- Walker seems to glide through the ballads and skip through the gently rolling up-tempo numbers without ever leaving a strong impression. He was a professional through and through, working within Nashville's studio system without stamping his recordings with a strong personal identity. That resulted in quite a few hits, but not too many big ones -- only his 1962 breakthrough "Charlie's Shoes" topped the charts, with the Marty Robbins-styled cowboy tune "Cross the Brazos at Waco" reaching number two two years later. The rest of his hits -- and all the ones he had between 1957 and 1965 are collected here -- are simply good products of the Nashville system, never breaking the mold, but never being anything less than pleasant. It's solid generic music in the best sense of the word: it's thoroughly of its genre, and will appeal to anybody that enjoys the lush, relaxed sound of Music City in the early '60s. But since it is generic, it's also best to sample it on this relatively concise collection, not on the big Bear Family box. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Personnel: Billy Joe Walker, Jr. (vocals, guitar); Jerry Allison (vocals, drums); Brothers Bowman (vocals); Grady Martin (guitar, ukulele, fiddle); Paul Wayne Niswanger, Bennett K. Schaeufele, Robert P. Myers, Hank Cochran, Harold Bradley, Walter L. "Hank Sugarfoot" Garland, Billy Byrd, Ray Edenton, Walter Haynes, Wayne Moss (guitar); Don Helms, Alvin Gray Stanley, Jerry Byrd & the String Dusters, Buddy Gene Emmons (steel guitar); Claude David Harrison (fiddle); Norman Petter, Floyd Cramer, William Whitney Pursell, Arthur Ellis McNulty, Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Vi Petty (organ); Lonnie Campbell, Murray Harman, Jr. (drums); Mike Mitchell (bongos); Pete Drake (steel guitar); Kenneth A. Buttrey (drums).
Liner Note Author: Nick Shaffran.
| | Oro Solido Todo Exitos CD (2002) Reissue
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$7.45
Track Listing of songs: Maria Se Fue; Viagra, La; Tanga, La; Morena, La; Esta Cache; Ta' Encendio; Nalgadita, La; Cuca, La; Leche, La; Mujeres Calientes; Paleta, La; Abusadora;
| | Exitos De... Alex Bueno CD (1992) DualDisc
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$14.39
This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other.
Following his breakthrough album "Tenuras," Alex Bueno became one of Latin music's top performers, both commercially and critically, and enjoyed gigantic success in both the Bachata and Merengue genres. This Dualdisc features Alex' new single, aslwell as other smash hits. The DVD side features the entire album in stereo, along with video clips and a photo gallery.
| | Freddie Cruger Soul Search CD (2006)
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$13.59
The Swedish DJ Freddie Cruger spins an idiosyncratic mix of hip-hop, raw funk, reggae, and Latin, often on the same track, on this 2006 release. He's joined by artists like the Swedish singer Linn on "Keep Pushing On," as well as by the Jamaican singer Desmond Foster on "Running From Love" and Anthony David on "I Wanna Make You Move."
Personnel: Freddie Cruger; Salem (violin, Fender Rhodes piano); Linn Segolson (keyboards); Desmond Foster (guitar); ADL, Anthony David, Linn.
| | Fuel Angels & Devils CD (2007)
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$8.99
Nearly four years after 2003's NATURAL SELECTION, Fuel finally returned with its follow-up, ANGELS & DEVILS. In the interim, the Pennsylvania-based rock band endured the departure of vocalist Brett Scallions and drummer Kevin Miller, along with a failed attempt to recruit popular AMERICAN IDOL finalist Chris Daughtry. This '07 outing finds Fuel revitalized, thanks largely to the presence of new singer Toryn Green, who tones down the neo-grunge drama in favor of a slightly subtler approach (see the mid-tempo anthem "Wasted Time"). While not a radical departure for the neo-grunge act, ANGELS does mark a significant new chapter for Fuel, and proves that it can soldier on, despite major setbacks.
Fuel (Alternative Pop/Rock): Carl Bell (guitars); Jeff Abercrombie (bass guitar); Tommy Stewart (drums); Toryn Green.
Personnel: Toryn Green (vocals); Carl Bell (guitar); Jennifer Walton, Kirstin Fife, Stefanie Fife (strings); Tommy Stewart, Josh Freese, Tommy Lee (drums); Matthew Nelson (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Mike Shipley; Ben Grosse.
Recording information: The Chop Chop Studios, Hollywood, CA.
Photographer: P.R. Brown.
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