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La Sinfonia: Arsenal, Vane, Seis (rap vocals).
Additional personnel: David Salas (programming).
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| | El Chivo Si Ladran No Muerden CD (2004)
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| | Keyshia Cole Way It Is CD (2005)
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Far from the usual fizzy pop practiced by contemporaries like Beyonce and Kelis, the debut album from Oakland-born singer/songwriter Keyshia Cole is full of sophisticated, adult R&B that bridges the gap between the neo-soul likes of Alicia Keys and the inspired, kinetic hip-hop of Kanye West. Keys and ...
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| | Love Unlimited Orchestra Rhapsody In White CD (1974)
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All tracks have been digitally remastered from the original master tapes using 20-bit technology.
The press may have dubbed Barry White "the walrus of love," but he was certainly the guru of something for many star crossed lovers across his Love Unlimited Orchestra output. While White rocketed up the charts with his solo "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little Bit More" in 1973, it was that same year's smash single "Love's Theme" that shot Love Unlimited Orchestra right up alongside him. Mostly instrumental, all orchestral, and packed with "that" tchka tchka guitar and full-fledged disco sound well before the genre reached maturity, Rhapsody in White set the stage and showcased the sounds that would shortly inspire a generation of producers, arrangers, and performers to start a million mirror balls spinning the world over. This album, in all its admitted smarminess, is a triumph. From the opening bars of "Barry's Theme," Rhapsody in White unleashes a groove which really keeps it all mellow. And even though we have to listen through three tracks to first hear White's trademarked vocal come-on on "Midnight and ...
| | Jim White Drill A Hole In That Substrate And Tell Me What You See CD (2004)
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Jim White writes like a Southern gentlemen. When he released his cryptic debut, Wrong-Eyed Jesus, in 1997, he was approaching 40, and with each record his civil invective and genuine yearning for redemption have become more focused, culminating in an eccentric -- yet fully realized -- body of work that requires no aging to prove itself worthy. Drill a Hole in That Substrate and Tell Me What You See preens like an alley cat with a bellyful of chicken scraps. The thick veil of gloss that co-producers Joe Henry and Tucker Martine use to coat each of the 11 hypnotic tracks is entirely transparent, resulting in a glass-bottom boat ride that's both cathartic and uncomfortably voyeuristic. White's characters are always teetering on the edge of a bridge, faces cast skyward, wondering if whatever it is that's left them might swoop down just seconds before the first shoe drops. He meets his subjects on level ground, allowing them to speak through him as well as serve as their master's mouthpiece. On the spooky Tom Waits-style dirge "Borrowed Wings," the ghosts of doomed Bonnie and Clyde-cursed lovers weep "For in the fallow field where what's reaped is what's sown/There lies a road to ruin and it's paved with our tombstones." It's not all hellfire and brimstone, though, as evidenced by the goofy Barenaked Ladies collaboration "Alabama Chrome" and the bright -- almost hopeful -- hidden track, "Land Called Home." There's a deep Southern gothic vibe at work here that brings to mind the Spanish moss meanderings of Daniel Lanois' For the Beauty of Wynona, but it's the shadow of Waits that always gets the last word; "If Jesus Drove a Motor Home" sounds like a cross between something off of The Black Rider and the theme to The Sopranos, but it's interesting that despite all of the celebrity guests (Aimee Mann, Bill Frisell, M. Ward), it's White's self-produced tracks that mirror their creator's sewn up -- but still bleeding a little -- heart. ~ James Christopher Monger
"..& Tell Me What You See" W/ A.Mann,B.Frisell,Chocolate Gen
Recording information: Jim White's Studios, Pensacola, FL; Kevin Hearn's Living Room; ...
| | Layabout, Vol. 2 CD (2004)
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| | Stone Hits: The Very Best Of Angie Stone CD (2005)
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After three critically lauded studio albums, R&B/soul singer Angie Stone unveiled 2005's STONE HITS, a best-of collection that draws from all of those records and features two previously unreleased tracks, most notably the surging, funky "I Wasn't ...
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| | Waterfall: Essential Dance Remix Collection CD (2006)
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| | Upper Room Experience Devoted CD (2008)
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The Upper Room Experience is a group of individuals who have put Christ at the center of their lives: Dwight, Cathy, and Duane Coffman; Rick and Brenda Blackburn; Lee Hall; and Nik Jones make up the group. The group is based in Bloomington, Indiana, and has been ministering in song for over thirty years. We have worked in many different venues including church services, camp meetings, general conferences, and even fairs. All of the songs by Upper Room Experience are original and written by Spirit-filled individuals. We have done several projects including Through the Wall\" and Let Me Tell You who Jesus Is.\" The song Through the Wall\" charted nationally; and Let Me Tell You who Jesus Is,\" made popular by Jackson College of Ministries, originated from Upper Room Experience. The most recent project, Devoted,\" was completed in ...
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