| | Tony Lucca Shotgun CD Tony Lucca Discography of CDs
 (1 Customer Review)
Singer/Songwriter. Prod. By Jc Chasez.
Personnel: Tony Lucca (vocals, acoustic guitar, piano); Andy Abad (electric guitar); Cees Van Der Linden (bass, programming); Martin Flores (drums, percussion).
Purchase Shotgun CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Wishbone Ash Living Proof CD (1994) Import; Live
Shotgun
 $12.79
| | Larry Taylor Blues and Soul Ban They Were In This House CD (2004)
Shotgun
$14.29
If you're going to have a career in music, it's important to know what your strengths and weaknesses are. Being great at one thing doesn't automatically mean a person is great (or even competent) at another; the history of music is full of excellent guitarists, bassists, drummers, and horn players who turned out to be mediocre or lousy vocalists when -- for whatever reason -- they decided to take up singing. But Larry Taylor has no problem making the transition from drummer to singer on They Were in This House, the Chicago blues/soul veteran's first album as a leader. Taylor, who was 48 when this release came out in 2004, is no newcomer; he has been around the Windy City blues scene a long time and has played the drums for a long list of blues heavyweights over the years. But as a recording artist/singer, he was a late bloomer -- and while Taylor doesn't have a huge vocal range, he is an expressive, convincing vocalist who has no problem getting his emotional points across on either hardcore electric Chicago blues or hardcore soul. Taylor ...
| | Black Sabbath Mob Rules CD (1981) Import; Remastered
Shotgun
$12.79
Black Sabbath had put itself back on track both musically and commercially with the 1980 album HEAVEN AND HELL, as the addition of new vocalist Ronnie James Dio was the shot in the arm Sabbath needed. A follow-up was released one year later, MOB RULES, which follows in the same mega-decibel approach as its predecessor. While it is still a vast improvement over Sabbath's final two albums with Ozzy Osbourne (1976's TECHNICAL ECSTASY and 1978's NEVER SAY DIE), it doesn't exactly match the inspired performances and top compositions featured on HEAVEN AND HELL.
The opening track, "Turn Up the Night," kicks off the album with a jolt of electricity, while ...
| | Li'l Ronnie & The Grand Dukes Do What Cha Do CD (2005)
Shotgun
$16.45 
Li'l Ronnie & the Grand Dukes are, to quote one reviewer "the real deal...superb talents well versed in traditional blues"Following on the footsteps of their critically acclaimed CD, 'Young & Evil' Ronnie and the band have really hit their stride with their third release, 'do what 'cha do'. The new disc features 11 original songs written or co-written by Ronnie and band mate Michael Dutton. 'do what 'cha do' is produced by their old friend and blues master Anson Funderburgh. It's their best work to date and having Anson in the producer's chair was a wise decision. Anson brought with him a wealth of experience and an understanding of what the band is all about. He certainly helped capture the band as close to 'live' as possible and that's the only way to fully appreciate this talented band of blues veterans. The band goes from primitive 1 chord blues romps, Chicago harmonica blues to West Coast jump blues and all parts in-between. They are led by veteran singer / songwriter and Hohner Harmonica endorsee Ronnie Keith Owens.Ronnie has been performing ...
| | Jolie Holland Springtime Can Kill You CD (2006) Digipak
Shotgun
$13.55
| | David Bromberg Try Me One More Time CD (2007)
Shotgun
$11.99 
| | 20 Country Greats CD (1987)
Shotgun
$5.89
| | Best Of Country Gospel Vol. 2 CD (2000) (Import) Canada
Shotgun
$5.29
| | Red Garland Stretching Out CD (2002)
Shotgun
$9.89
STRETCHING OUT contains 2 LPs on 1 CD: SATIN DOLL (1959)/LIL' DARLIN' (1959).
When it comes to Red Garland's history as a recording artist, there is good news and bad news. First, the bad news: Garland spent most of the '60s in semi-retirement and didn't get into the studio at all from 1963-1969. Now, the good news: Prestige and its various subsidiaries documented Garland extensively in the late '50s and early '60s. During that period, the influential pianist recorded about 25 sessions as a leader -- and that isn't counting all the Prestige releases that feature him as a sideman. Fantasy, which owns the Prestige catalog, has generally been good about reissuing Garland's work. Assembled by Fantasy in 2002, this 70-minute CD draws on two LPs that Garland recorded in 1959: Satin Doll and Lil' Darlin'. Garland's Prestige output was impressively consistent, and Stretching Out finds him in fine form on both live and studio material. The studio tracks (which include George Gershwin's "The Man I Love" and Duke ...
| | Legends Of Country CDs (2000) Boxed Set
$15.05 | | Madonna American Life CD (2007) (Import) Japan
Shotgun
$28.79
| | Lodeck Postcards From The Third Rock CDs (2008)
Shotgun
$12.95
|
|
|
139556 
buttons below to play song samples
Adobe Flash
Email a Friend
