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Nejire Original Soundtrack CD music As a cover-heavy album, Country Favorites was something of a stopgap disc, issued as the Volebeats readied a proper new full-length release. It's a pretty respectable one, though, and not purely a covers exercise, as it's actually half-comprised of original material. It's the covers that might raise the most eyebrows, though, as they're not what you'd expect from a band lumped into the alt-country bin. Among the tunes tackled are the 13th Floor Elevators' "I Had to Tell You," ABBA's "Knowing Me Knowing You," Funkadelic's "Maggot Brain," Slayer's "Die by the Sword," and Serge Gainsbourg's "Manon." Not yer average staples of the alt-country repertoire, no siree, though the York Brothers' "Hamtramck Mama" is less of a surprise. The treatments are appealingly imaginative and low-key, and not always in the country-rock bag either, with both "I Had to Tell You" and "Knowing Me Knowing You" bearing a distinctly Byrds-ian ring. More adventurously, "Die by the Sword" sounds like a Chocolate Watchband-ish slice of acid folk in their hands, while "Maggot Brain" has a spaciness reminiscent of Pink Floyd's gentle side. That's not to discount the generally more country-slanted originals, which usually have a nicely downcast aura, the twangy "One I Love" being an exception. ~ Richie Unterberger Recording information: East Quad Studios, Ann Arbor, MI; Ghetto Recorders, Detroit, MI; Iron Mountain Studios, Plymouth, MI; Rustbelt Studios, Royal Oak, MI; Woodshed Studios, Ferndale, MI. Photographers: Brian Oakes; Allan Curtis Barnes.

Nejire Original Soundtrack songs Although it is not noted anywhere except in the liner notes, this '91 session could be subtitled "tribute to the Ventures." Guitarist Joshua Breakstone covers 10 tunes originally recorded by the surf guitar legends, but does not rip through them or make any concession to a more rock or pop approach. Instead, he takes them as he does any composition, playing in a gentle, relaxed pace, investigating the melody, slowly interpreting and revising via his solos. Breakstone's sound and approach are reminiscent of Jim Hall's, although his voicings are not as full, and his comping and tone are his own. Breakstone and company give Ventures fans and jazz audiences something to ponder with their explorations of these 10 tunes. ~ Ron Wynn Includes liner notes by Bill Milkowski. Personnel: Joshua Breakstone (guitar); Kenny Barron (piano); Kenny ...

Nejire Original Soundtrack album Personnel: Jamie Rouch, Terry Rouch (guitar); Nikki (drums). Keneipp

Nejire Original Soundtrack CD music Track Listing of songs: Who's Paying Attention?; 17th Century Crime; Tsain't; Leprechauns and Other Immigration Issues; Tea Party, The; Paris Hilton of Politics, The; Healthcare; Road Rage Racist; First Black Anything; Where's My Swine Flu?; Don't Mess with Nature; Check Engine Light; Creepy; Game, The; Man Business; Bonus Interview;

Nejire Original Soundtrack music CDs Gold from Wax, which was originally released in 1972 by Lyrichord Records, features two very different styles of music: the music of Addis Ababa, which synthesizes the music of many different areas into a unique style, and the music of several different tribal areas, each of which retain their regional identity. The collection is very diverse in the musical genres that it represents as well as ...

Nejire Original Soundtrack album Track Listing of songs: Divin' Duck; Love Me Do; Take That Baby Home; In The Wind; Don't Want Nobody; Up The Country; Reelin'; High Roller; Rock Me Babe; Holiday;