| | Stuart Jones Pure Calm CD Stuart Jones Discography of CDs
Award WinnerNAPRA Review (11-12/01, pp.70-72) - "...[A] truly soothing piano and keyboard creation..." Stuart Jones Pure Calm Songs | 1. | Floatation |
| 2. | Thoughts So Tender |
| 3. | Balance and Harmony |
| 4. | Above the Clouds |
| 5. | Poppy Field |
| 6. | New Dawn |
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Purchase Pure Calm CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Frank Chacksfield Glamorous Holiday/ Romantic Europe CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Deepak Chopra Gift Of Love: Deepak & Friends Present Music Inspired By The Love Poems Of Rumi CD (1998)
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Adam Plack and Yaron Fuchs provide the Persian-flavored musical backdrop of A GIFT OF LOVE, but the real focus of this inspirational recording is the poetry of the 13th-century Sufi poet Rumi. Deepak Chopra ...
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| | Winter's Solstice IV CD (1993)
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| | Jim Brickman Hymns & Carols Of Christmas CD (2008)
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| | Gabrielle Roth Luna CD (1994)
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Woman, ceremony, and the allure of evening form the basis for this voluptuous and mysterious album. Gabrielle Roth's Luna begins with "Mother Night," a tapestry of layered percussion, from the deep toms to the metallic twang of the berimbau. Allison Cornell composed the stately yet sensual "Persephone's Song"; her violin skitters and slithers, while her viola offers thick chords played against pelvic bass beats. "Seducing Hades," with its angular staccato rhythms, is the funkiest cut on the album; the vocal apparitions of Cornell lend a ghostly air. World fusion ...
| | Jacqui Naylor CD (1999)
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Another new bright entry in the vocal galaxy that covers the San Francisco Bay Area is Jacqui Naylor as she so ably demonstrates on her first album. Naylor immediately brings to mind the great Billie Holiday, whom she unabashedly admires. You can hear that poignancy of a wounded doe on such cuts as "I Cover the Waterfront" and "I Love You So." Her voice assumes light timbre on medium to up-tempo tunes such as "Two Sleepy People." This singer also has an unerring sense of rhythm, pitch and feel for the meaning of what she sings. She sways along on lilting, bouncing number as "Can't Help Singing" and "The Way You Look Tonight" and becomes innocently absorbing on "Something Cool." But what proves Naylor's singing so delightful and engaging is her understanding that the best way to put over a song is to sing it simply and straightforwardly. No swoops, hollers, grunts and other extraneous Babel on this CD. While this is Naylor's show, she gets outstanding help from her musicians who seem very tuned in to the mannerisms of the singer's style. Bob Johnson's smoky tenor helps set the stage for several of the tunes and adds an appropriate coda on others such as on a very pretty, world-weary "Nocturne." Other times his sax weaves in and around Naylor's voice, recalling the way Holiday and Lester Young meshed. Equally important contributions are made by steady pianist Andrew Ostwald, John Wiitala on bass and Tony Kaye's guitar. This is a fine first effort -- or second or third for that matter -- from this talented singer who showers special magic over a play list of familiar entries in the Great American Songbook as well on some less familiar material. Recommended. ~ Dave Nathan
Raised in Saratoga, California, Jacqui Naylor first became interested in music through her parents' collection of antique automated instruments and vintage jazz recordings.While learning songs from mechanical drums, music boxes and player pianos of the 1930s, she didn't realize her tastes were not exactly contemporary.Jacqui explains, "I ...
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| | Nyanyo Addo He's In Trance Now CD (1997)
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Nyanyo Addo- The Drummer as a boy -It was in the small Ga - community Labadi in the Greater Accra Region in Ghana, Westafrica, that Nyanyo Addo was born into a family, where music and dance is naturally integrated into daily life. Traditionally the drum plays an important role in the healing ceremonies of the Ga - people: The calling of the drum is the main reason why people fall into trance.Raised by his grandfather - a well-respected Won or priest - Addo learned to play the drum at an early age. In Ghanaean culture the Won is involved with his people in a very direct fashion: He is not only a spiritual and religious leader, but often acts as a doctor, lawyer and community leader, prescribing herbal medicines and settling land disputes. This implies a great responsibility which was given to Nyanyo Addo from his grandfather.But drumming is also part of the daily life in Ghana, messages were transmitted over long distances with the help of big drums and they still accompany weddings and funerals. Festivals are unimaginable without drumming and dancing. The art of drumming and drum-making has been developed to a high level.The position of the drummer is corresponding to the importance and variety of drums: The drummer is a well respected person who knows about history and culture. He gives inspiration to the people as well as to chiefs and kings.From early childhood on, Addo has learned to play the traditional drums of the Ga - people, for example the big standing drum Oblente, but also the Atumpani, the Gome-drum and the small talking drum Odono: With one arm the pressure is varied to change the pitch of the drum, while the other hand uses a stick to beat it.The slightly bigger Blekete is a bass drum with one membrane at each side. The Ballaphone, a westafrican type of xylophone, is another instrument which Addo has learned to play with great ambition.Accompanying Fela Kuti, Mutabaruka and Mustapha Tettey Addy on their tours throughout Westafrica, Addo has become an accomplished drummer. In 1986 he was invited ...
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| | Zkids: Enter The Magic Sleep Garden CDs (2007)
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| | Michel Sabourin Techniques De Relaxation 2 CD (2008) (Import) Import
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