| | Banjo Hall Of Fame CD (1 Customer Review)
3-CD;Don Reno,Sonny Osborne, Joe Maphis,Lester Flatt+++
Performers include: Don Reno, Sonny Osborne, Eddie Adcock, Arthur Smith, Joe Maphis, Wynn Osborne, The Nashville Superpickers, Mike "Chickenhawk" Toppins, The Stonemans, Lester Flatt, The Nashville Grass, Zen Crook, The Pinnacle Boys, The Bluegrass Cardinals, Raymond Fairchild, The Osborne Brothers, The Heights Of Grass, The Masters. Banjo Hall Of Fame Music Review Purchase Banjo Hall Of Fame CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Taylor Swift Fearless CD (2009) Enhanced CD
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| | Hank Williams, Jr Hank Live CD (1987)
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Personnel: Hank Williams Jr., Merle Kilgore (vocals); Eddie Long, Lamar Morris, Wayne Turner (guitar); Vernon Derrick (fiddle); Jerry ...
| | Buck Owens 21 #1 Hits: The Ultimate Collection CD (2006) Remastered
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2006 digitally remastered European anthology of the late, great Country & Western star's best with all 21 Billboard #1 country hits spanning 1963-1988. No other collection includes all of his #1s! classic singles. Owens defined the Bakersfield, California sound and was a major architect of a Country sound from the West Coast. His signature twisted note guitar playing style on his Telecaster is the stuff of legend. In a career that spanned six decades, he delivered scores of hits, became a TV superstar on ...
| | Margie Adam Another Place CD (1994)
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Margie is a rarity among musicians in that she has created two distinct bodies of work. She is best-known as a singer-songwriter of elegant love songs and inspiring songs of conscience. At the same time, Margie Adam continues to explore the realm of pop-jazz solo piano music as a composer and instrumentalist.It is the interplay of piano and voice, lyric and melody, of spirit and talk that is the unique theatre of Margie Adam. She is a performer with a brazenly smart wit, an intimate performance style and politically astute commentary.Margie Adam was born in Lompoc, California and started playing the piano as soon as she could climb up on the piano bench. She began her performance career at an open mic session at Kate Millett's legendary Sacramento Women's Music Festivalin 1973. In the following years, she participated in the definition and expansion of women's music as an art form, a political force and an industry.SINGER, SONGWRITER, COMPOSER, ACTIVIST A fifty-city tour to promote her first album Margie Adam. Songwriter. on Pleiades Records culminated at the historic National Women's Conference in Houston in 1977 where Margie performed "We Shall Go Forth!" with 10,000 women singing three-part harmony. The song is now in the archives of the Political History Division of the Smithsonian Museum.In 1980, Margie released Naked Keys and uncovered an enthusiastic audience for solo piano music that continues today. The same year, the National Women's Political Caucus sponsored Margie on a national tour to raise funds for feminist candidates.The leadership of 80 women's organizations attended Margie's concert with Sweet Honey In the Rock and Malvina Reynolds at Constitution Hall. The event coincided with the July 1, 1982 ratification deadline of the Equal Rights Amendment. It also marked the release date of her live album We Shall Go Forth.RETURN FROM A RADICAL'S SABBATICAL"After releasing Here Is A Love Song, a collection of her love songs, Margie came off the road in 1984 for a "Radical's Sabbatical." In the intervening years, she studied piano and voice and worked in the field of chemical dependency. To the surprise of everyone, particularly Margie Adam, she began to write music again in 1990. As she developed this new repertoire, she made the decision to perform again. The 1992 national tour which resulted led her to gather together a group of women musicians to record her sixth album, Another Place.In 1996, she recorded Soon and Again, her second ...
| | Spencer Davis I'm A Man CD (1967)
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Re-Issue;1st Time On CD;With 8 Bonus Tracks
The Spencer Davis Group: Steve Winwood (guitar); Muff Winwood (bass guitar); Pete York , Spencer Davis.
Personnel: Spencer Davis (vocals, guitar); Steve Winwood (vocals, keyboards); Pete York (vocals, drums); Muff Winwood (vocals).
Liner Note Author: Jud Cost.
Recording information: 1964-1967.
Photographer: Clark ...
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| | Ballads Of Wanda Jackson CD (2007) (Import) Import; Digipak; Germany
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Although Wanda Jackson will always be best remembered for her fiery rockers of the 1950s, the truth is that Wanda started her career singing country music and, despite a brief flirtation with rockabilly, she made her living from country music for most of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s. This compilation draws tracks from her early mid-1950s recordings to her excellent country recordings of the early 1960s, focusing on Wanda's ballad style. These tracks are as great as they're ...
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