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Digitally remastered reissue of 2 1970's jazz-rock albums in a 2 CD set. Features Ian Carr, Kenny Wheeler, Roy Babbington, Dave MacRae, Norma Winstone, Tony Coe, Gordon Beck and many others. Labyrinth / Roots Review
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Purchase Labyrinth / Roots CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Hatfield & The North Hatfield & The North CD (1974)
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Hatfield & The North: Richard Sinclair (vocals, bass); Phil Miller (guitar); Dave Stewart (piano, organ, synthesizer); Pip Pyle (drums).
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Nucleus: Brian Smith (saxophone, flute, percussion); Ian Carr (trumpet, flugelhorn, percussion); Karl Jenkins ...
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| | Zelienople His/Hers CD (2007) (Import) United Kingdom
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Photographer: James Luckett.
The Chicago trio's fifth album builds on its penchant for psychedelia laced with experimental sounds.
Zelienople's fifth full-length CD is a keeper, no doubt about it. It seems that Matt Christensen, Mike Weis, and Brian Harding have hit their stride, perfecting their approach to music as a group to a level on par with ...
| | Raspberries Live On Sunset Strip CDs (2007) With DVD
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This DVD marks the triumphant return after 30 years of the Raspberries' original line-up of Eric Carmen, Wally Bryson, Dave Smalley, and Jim Bonfanti, recording at Los Angeles' House of Blues during their sold-out 2005 reunion tour. The 2CD/DVD set includes the entire 21 song concert on 2 CDs plus 5 song DVD. Included are all of the band's classic radio hits and more.
The Raspberries: Eric Carmen, Wally Bryson (guitar); Dave Smalley (bass guitar); Jim Bonfanti (drums).
Additional personnel: Paul Sidoti, Billy Sullivan, Jennifer Lee (background vocals).
Capturing the classic power-pop band's 2005 reunion with its original line-up, this excellent 13-track set is as clean and crisp as the suits the band so often wore. All the hits are here--including "Tonight," "I Wanna Be With You," and "Go All the Way"--and the band sounds energized and delighted to be performing together, with lead singer Eric Carmen crooning in a respectably strong voice throughout. The Raspberries always had the perfect name for a power-pop band, as they were deliciously sweet, but had just enough of a tart attack to avoid sugar shock. And as this set so aptly proves, the Raspberries remain in season.
The Raspberries' history was a study in joy mixed with frustration -- a well-nigh perfect power pop band that, through a combination of bad timing, record label lethargy, and personnel and personality conflicts, never quite lived up to its commercial promise, leaving behind three great albums and a fourth that was not as good, for a total of about three-dozen stunningly worthwhile songs. And one thing that they never did at the time was a live album, this despite the sterling accounts of their concerts, which were borne out in some of their surviving television clips. The ex-members must have looked on with astonishment as the band started getting written about as one of the most lamented losses of the 1970s, and their albums (especially the first three) soared in value on the collectors' market. Musical and personal differences, coupled with singer/principal composer Eric Carmen's successful post-band pop career, all conspired to rule out any kind of serious reunion until the end of the 1990s, and then that was delayed a while longer. It ultimately took until 2007 -- from a 2005 gig at the House of Blues in Los Angeles -- to get this long-awaited document of the group in concert released to the public. The tendency toward unbridled enthusiasm among fans might be somewhat tempered by the fact that a lot of latter-day reunions of this type don't amount to much more than the bandmembers going through the motions of impersonating their youth. But in this case the right participants are here: Jim Bonfanti on drums, Wally Bryson on lead guitar, and Dave ...
| | Fluff 'N' Fold: The Best Of The Launderettes CD (2007)
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The Launderettes: Siri Eriksen (background vocals); Ingvild Nordang, Linda Kastbakken, Ragna Nordenborg, Cecilie Asker.
Personnel: Ingvild Nordang (vocals); Linda Kastbakken (guitar, background vocals); Ragna Nordenborg (piano, organ, background vocals); Cecilie Asker (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Christian Engfelt; Marius Bodin Larsen; Anders Moller; Don Dond; Cato Thomassen.
Recording information: Crystal Canyon; Grandsport Studios; Hangaraoundsounds Studio; Parkometer Studios.
Photographer: Fredrik Arff.
No matter how sophisticated recording technology and distribution gets, there will always be room for the retro sounds of 1960s garage-punk with fuzzed-out guitars, insouciant vocals, and simple, thudding go-go drums. The all-female Norwegian band the Launderettes get the sound and attitude just right, and have charm to spare. This 2007 compilation gathers some earlier singles and album tracks culled from the ladies' first seven years together, including the witty "What Would Joan Jett Do?" and the highly melodic "Fluff N'Fold."
The Launderettes hail from Oslo, Norway, but you can really ...
| | Magnolia Sisters Stripped Down CD (2009)
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This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: Ann Savoy (vocals, guitar, banjo, mandolin, accordion); Jane Vidrine (vocals, guitar, fiddle).
Audio Mixers: Joel Savoy; Ann Savoy.
Recording information: Savoy Faire Studios, Eunice, Louisiana.
Photographer: Ann Savoy.
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