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Purchase 16 Exitos Rancheras CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Javier Solis CD (1988)
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| | Pedro Infante 15 Inmortales CD (1995)
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| | Pedro Infante Rico Vacilon CD (1995)
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| | Pedro Infante Interpreta A Jose Alfredo Jimenez Vol. 1 CD (1997)
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| | Alejandro Fernandez Nina, Amada Mia CD (2003)
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| | Grupo Modelo Original Masters CD (2004)
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| | Jody Farias Y Increible Ni Una Lagrima CD (2003)
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| | Patrick Moraz Out In The Sun CD (1977) (Import)
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Aptly titled, Out in the Sun picks up where 1976's The Story of I left off, carrying on with rhythms drenched in Latin and Brazilian styles. Recorded both in Brazil and Patrick Moraz's home country of Switzerland in 1977, Out in the Sun brings up the liveliness another notch, this time with a more spacious approach to the South American sound. As Moraz dishes out a vast array of playful keyboard mélanges, it is such instruments as Indian finger cymbals and Chinese gongs that add variance to every track. Distant voices and bird sounds are put in as a backdrop by way of Moraz's synthesizers in "Time for a Change." Moraz employs numerous Moog keyboards and Hammond organs throughout the course of the eight tracks, but none take away any of the natural tones and primal auras that surround each one. "Rana Batucada" and "Kabala" are both beautiful instrumentals glazed with Brazilian percussion, while "Out in the Sun" blends congo drums and synthesizer together to form a highly entertaining instrumental mixture. All the keyboard work ...
| | Various Artists Super Exitos Duranguenses CD (2006)
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| | Hans Korte Der Vorleser CDs (2006) (Import) Import; Boxed Set
$51.25 | | Sunshine Jones Seven Tracks In Seven Days CD (2007)
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Sunshine Jones was formerly the frontman for the internationally known Dubtribe Sound System. "Seven Tracks in Seven Days" is his debut solo album. Led by the first single "I ...
| | Hooked On The Sixties CD (2007) (Import)
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$9.19
Track Listing of songs: You Were on My Mind/Little Things/Mr Bass Man/Everlasting ...; Blue Moon/Bobby's Girl/Baby Love/(Dance With) Guitar Man/Then He ...; It's My Party/Build Me Up Buttercup/Rubber Ball/Do You Want to ...; Let's Twist Again/Twist and Shout/The Twist/Wooly Bully; Soul Man/Knock on Wood/The 'In' Crowd/Dancing in the Street/Under ...
| | David Olney One Tough Town CD (2007)
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Musically, David Olney's album One Tough Town travels backward in time. By the second track, "Sweet Poison," he has reached the rockabilly of the 1950s; by the end, on "Rainbow's End," he sounds like he's trying to re-create the hit parade of the 1920s. Especially on recent albums, Olney has investigated more basic musical styles, sometimes by employing unusual instrumentation. Here, he and co-producer Jack Irwin have brought in a banjo player (Richard Bailey), while Olney sometimes plucks a ukulele, and there are horns including clarinet, saxophone, trombone, and even tuba. Previously, with his gruff voice and gutbucket arrangements, Olney has recalled the later Tom Waits; on One Tough Town, that comparison remains valid, although one also should mention Leon Redbone as a model. In his songwriting, Olney continues to delight in imaginative explorations of historical and invented characters and situations. "Who's the Dummy Now?" is sung in the voice of a ventriloquist's dummy, who is reading the riot act to the ventriloquist, to the point of berating his romantic technique with a date (that's what you get when you don't move your lips). The title song, a sort of religious/science fiction fantasy, is sung in the voice of Jesus Christ as if Christ were a cosmic comedian touring the universe who had come to Earth to play a few shows and gotten crucified for his trouble; now he is warning a fellow entertainer to stay away because the planet is "one tough town." How does a songwriter even get an idea like that? It's a question a listener may ask more than once listening to a David Olney album, and this is another good one. ~ William Ruhlmann
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| | Super Cumbias Instrumentales CD (2007)
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