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Personnel: Bill Henry, Leslie French, Craig Toungate (vocals).
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Purchase Mary Poppins CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Disney Karaoke Vol. 1 CD (2000)
Mary Poppins
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Mary Poppins
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| | Disney Karaoke Vol. 3 CD (2001)
Mary Poppins
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| | Disney's Karaoke Series Disney Princess CD (2003)
Mary Poppins
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| | Disney's Karaoke Series Lion King CD (2003)
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| | Disney's Karaoke Series Disney's Aladdin CD (2004)
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$6.05 | | Doris Day Complete Recordings With Les Brown CD (2001) (Import) Spain
Mary Poppins
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Reissuing the identical material compiled elsewhere several times (most notably on Columbia's The Complete Doris Day With Les Brown), Jazz Factory won't win any points for originality, but the material itself ...
| | Uriah Heep Head First CD (1983) (Import) Bonus Tracks; England; Remastered; United Kingdom
Mary Poppins
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Sanctuary. 2005.
Uriah Heep: Mick Box (vocals, guitar); John Sinclair (vocals, keyboards); Peter Goalby (vocals); Bob Daisley (bass); Lee Kerslake (drums).
Additional personnel: Frank Ricotti (percussion).
Recorded at The Manor, Oxford, England. Includes liner notes by Mick Box & Robert M. Corich.
After rising from the ashes with 1982's impressive Abominog, Uriah Heep continued to pursue a similar combination of heavy metal firepower and AOR sleekness on Head First. This album lacks the consistently strong tunes and unified feel of its predecessor, but it still offers enough highlights to make it worth a listen. Head First does best when it concentrates on songs that evenly balance power chords and pop hooks: "The Other Side of Midnight" cleverly balances a boisterous pop-tinged melody built on a pulsating bassline with plenty of powerful guitar riffing while "Weekend Warriors" layers its shout-along chorus over a slick rock backing that fuses programmed synthesizer lines with high-flying guitar work and relentless double-time drumming from the ever-reliable Lee Kerslake. However, Head First occasionally loses the plot when it strays from this balancing act: "Love Is Blind" works too hard to ape AOR conventions and comes off sounding faceless as a result, while "Roll-Overture" is an ornate prog instrumental ...
| | Loudon Wainwright, III Here Come The Choppers CD (2005) (Import) Sweden
Mary Poppins
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Iconoclastic singer/songwriter Loudon Wainwright III has taken about all he's going to from the Los Angeles Police Department and their helicopter surveillance program that haunts the urban skies. Here Come the Choppers is another collection of witty, acerbic tunes about ancestry, death, the perverse state of the nation and its culture, love and loss, and of course the whirring birds of the L.A. night skies. Wainwright is accompanied here by guitarist Bill Frisell, bassist David Piltch, drummer Jim Keltner, and pedal and lap steel master Greg Leisz, who also plays mandolin and electric guitar on the set. This is the same band that played with Frisell on his stellar Good Dog, Happy Man album. But don't expect much of the pastoral, open sky mellowness with Wainwright up-front. True, the proceedings may be low-key in places, but they are always poignant, and often funny. However, the most rewarding song on the disc is an elegy to the late Mr. Rodgers called "Hank and Fred." It's a moving tribute to the man and his "neighborhood" and places him in his proper place in the American cultural sphere, juxtaposing the day he died with a trip to Hank Williams' grave. It may read perversely, but ...
| | Work It 2006 CD (2005) (Import)
Mary Poppins
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