| | Michael Cleveland Flame Keeper CD Michael Cleveland Discography of CDs
Live Recording
Recorded at by Hilltop Recording Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Vicki Simmons and Jon Weisberger.
Personnel: Mike Cleveland (mandolin, fiddle); Audie Blayblock (vocals, guitar); Jeff White, Jim Cornell, Rhonda Vincent (vocals); Tom Adams (banjo); Jesse Brock (mandolin); Bobby Hicks (twin fiddle); Jason Moore (bass).
Michael Cleveland Flame Keeper Songs | 1. | Dance Around Molly |
| 2. | Six Feet Under the Ground |
| 3. | North Carolina Breakdown |
| 4. | Lost Indian |
| 5. | Prayer Bells of Heaven  |
| 6. | Blue Violet Waltz |
| 7. | Rye Straw |
| 8. | Too Late to Walk the Floor |
| 9. | Virginia Darling |
| 10. | Will You Be Satisfied That Way |
| 11. | Bear Creek Hop |
| 12. | Goodbye Old Pal |
| 13. | Two O'Clock in the Morning |
| 14. | Shenandoah Waltz |
| 15. | Lee Highway Blues |
|
Flame Keeper Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Michael Cleveland Flame Keeper 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 Flame Keeper CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ralph Stanley Back To The Cross CD (1992)
Flame Keeper
 $12.59  
| | Van Zant CD (1985) (Import) Import; Canada
Flame Keeper
$18.39  
| | Flatt & Scruggs At Carnegie Hall! CD (1962)
Flame Keeper
$14.29
Koch's reissue of AT CARNEGIE HALL! restores all 32 cuts from the original 1962 two-LP release.
Recorded ...
| | Louvin Brothers 20 Greatest Gospel Hits CD (2002)
Flame Keeper
$12.35
| | Tony Rice Bluegrass Guitar Collection CD (2003)
Flame Keeper
$14.09 
| | Louvin Brothers Family Who Prays CD (1958)
Flame Keeper
$8.95
| | Utah Phillips Fellow Workers CD (1999)
Flame Keeper
$13.09
FELLOW WORKERS was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album.
Though veteran folkie Utah Phillips is old enough to be DiFranco's grandfather, the two have much in common. They both believe in music as a tool for social change, practicing the art of folk music in the manner of politically motivated artists like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. The socialist tinge of the title is borne out in Phillips's decidedly leftist politics, and his young colleague echoes his sentiments. Most of FELLOW WORKERS features Phillips telling stories about the struggle of the working man against a capitalist overdog, over the percolating "folk-funk" of DiFranco and her band. Despite the inherent potential for didacticism in such a project, Phillips's warm humanism and DiFranco's unerring sense of rhythm make this an album whose pleasures are both aesthetic and ideological.
Utah Phillips has crafted a fascinating show out of his life. In the course of seventy years he has labored as a dishwasher, archivist, printer, and warehouseman; soldiered in the Korean War; lived as a tramp (he is still a Grand Duke of Hoboes), and for the past 36 years made his way telling stories and singing songs. He has ...
| | B G Chopper City CD (1999)
Flame Keeper
$11.99
| | Blakey, Art & The Jazz Messengers Chippin In CD (1990) (Import) Japan
Flame Keeper
$39.19
| | Randy Travis Passing Through CD (2004)
Flame Keeper
$15.65
| | Patty Loveless Dreamin' My Dreams CD (2005) Bonus Tracks
Flame Keeper
$8.25
| | Arms of Kismet Eponymous CD (2004)
Flame Keeper
$11.39
Eponymous is the debut CD from Arms of Kismet. Featuring ten slices of sincere irony, Eponymous drops echoes of Beck, Freedy Johnston, Bob Dylan, Aimee Mann, David Lowery and a gaggle of other great songwriters into a Waring blender... and reconstitutes them as something fresh and new.From fractured Americana ("Cuckold of Titan," "Sepia Eyes") to beatbox hip-pop ("Karma Never Forgets," "Beautiful Career," "Standby"), Arms of Kismet paints new and abandoned genres in shades bright, soft and psychedelic. From updated '60s melodicism ("Hang," "Foldback") to new-breed alternative rock ("Are You My God," "Alive and Awake," "Sail Seven"), Eponymous is a canny synthesis of styles, a neo-"singer-songwriter" album more adventurous than confessional.Written and produced by Mark Doyon (who released three CDs in the 1990s as Wampeters) and mastered by Jon Astley (Tori Amos, Jools Holland, Pete Townshend), Eponymous mines existential terrain. Blending traditional instrumentation with atmospherics, samples and blips, it considers what it's like to be born and not know why, what it's like to know death awaits but not the hour of its arrival. Pitching a tent between the camps of Americana, hip-hop and classic rock, it summons a warm, analog vibe that sounds as natural in a coffeehouse as it does on a car radio.It makes for toe-tapping, tragicomic rock 'n' roll.Doyon, who published a book of fiction, Bonneville Stories, in 2001, thinks of Eponymous like a collection of short stories. "Songs speak in a more emotional way, maybe, but they're still stories with characters and plot and a point of view. They're compact fables."Eponymous features Washington, D.C. indie-scene denizens Kowtow Popof (Eat My Dust), The Crowd Scene (Turn Left at Greenland), Janna Audey, Rob Santos, Eamon Loftus, Scott Goodrick and others.ON THE RADIORadio Promotion by Notorious Radio, NYCIN THE MEDIAPublicity by Wampus Multimedia and MusicDish********"Eponymous is a classic, one of the first great discs of 2004." --Groovevolt.com"Eponymous brims with an off-kilter wisdom and warped melodies, a treasure-trove of idiosyncratic rock and roll that will make you smile when it isn't busy making you think. More than just a collection of songs, this disc marks the coming of age of an original voice, and is not to be missed." --Jason Warburg, The Daily Vault"Inspired song structure, ...
| | Sentenced Buried Alive CDs (2007)
Flame Keeper
$13.19
As the self-proclaimed inventors of "suicide rock," it's entirely fitting that Finland's Sentenced exercised complete control over their own demise, having the guts to end it all when they felt the time was right. This feat was carried out in calculating fashion by 2005's aptly named The Funeral Album, capping these Finnish metal ambassadors' impressive 16-year career in style, but apparently leaving just one more final act to be played out in the shape of 2006's live CD and DVD, Buried Alive. Recorded at the band's last show ever, in their hometown of Oulu, ...
| | Rodney Crowell Life Is Messy CD (1992)
Flame Keeper
$5.95
After the commercial falloff of Keys to the Highway, Rodney Crowell took two and a half years crafting his seventh album, Life Is Messy, in the interim going through a divorce from his wife, Rosanne Cash. The most notable characteristic of Life Is Messy was that it marked a complete return to his original style. With nary a steel guitar or fiddle to be heard, and featuring top pop session musicians as well as a slew of pop guest stars (Linda Ronstadt, Don Henley, Steve Winwood, etc.), Life Is Messy wasn't really a country record at all. A couple of songs had a country-rock, honky tonk feel, but the dominant musical style was a pastiche of late-'50s/early-'60s pop. The title song was a somewhat abstract meditation on romantic discord and career disappointment that was followed by the equally despairing "I Hardly Know How to Be Myself," which actually had been co-written with Cash. These songs sounded so pained and deeply felt that some of the more uptempo songs came off as trivial, even if they made for a change of pace. But other songs came up to their standard without being quite so low in mood. ...
|
|
|
118678 
Email a Friend
