| | Chris Caffery Music Man CD - Import Chris Caffery Discography of CDs
You'd be hard-pressed to find a musician more productive in 2004 than multi-talented, longtime Savatage and Trans-Siberian Orchestra collaborator Chris Caffery, who cranked out a double-disk solo album and still had enough music left over to fill this eight-track mini-album. And far from a lackluster assemblage of not-worthy castoffs, Music Man does its name justice by showcasing Caffery's admirable range as a singer, guitarist, but especially as a composer. To wit, his talents touch on everything from evocative ballads (the acoustic title track and the ultra-tender "Forever We'll Be"), to venomous, fist-pumping heavy rocker "Pisses Me Off," to classically-formed instrumental "What Child Is This?" and a simple, dignified "Amazing Grace," to the epic progressive rock of "Abandoned" (which would make Savatage leader Jon Oliva proud), to a bona fide Christmas carol (the rather Styx-like "Christmas Is") -- possibly left over from his last TSO session. All in all, a wide spectrum offering an ideal introduction to Caffery's subsequent Faces magnum opus. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia Music Man Music | List Price | $9.98 (You save $0.33) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock | | Label | Phantom | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  341780  | | CD Universe Part number | 6822892 | | Catalog number | 75 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 21, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Additional Info | Digipak; Extended Play; United Kingdom |
Chris Caffery Music Man Songs | 1. | Music Man |
| 2. | What Child Is This? |
| 3. | Christmas Is |
| 4. | Forever We'll Be |
| 5. | Pisses Me Off (Radio Edit) |
| 6. | Abandoned |
| 7. | Amazing Grace |
| 8. | Pisses Me Off |
|
Music Man Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Chris Caffery Music Man CD - Import. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Music Man CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ayreon Human Equation CDs (2004)
Music Man album
 $18.05   
| | Rhapsody Of Fire Triumph Or Agony CD (2006) Bonus Tracks; Special Edition
Music Man CD music
$14.35
Even though unforeseen trademark conflicts forced Rhapsody to expand their name to Rhapsody of Fire prior to this, their seventh studio album, it's good to see that nothing else has changed about the Italians' highly dramatic and orchestrated fantasy pomp metal. And why should it have? After all, no one knows drama like the Italians (except perhaps the Greeks), and Rhapsody -- forgive me, Rhapsody of Fire -- would be silly to let something as trivial as a name change alter their (thus far) very successful career course? Rather, the sextet appears even further emboldened and motivated by this unusual challenge, so that the questioningly titled Triumph or Agony only ups the ante (if that's possible) ...
| | Dungeon Final Chapter CD (2007) (Import)
Music Man music CDs
$19.69
Additional Tracks
| | Domain Chronicles Of Love, Hate And Sorrow CD (2009) (Import) Bonus Track; Germany
Music Man songs
$15.35 
| | Heaven & Hell The Devil You Know CDs (2009)
Music Man album
$15.65  
Some things are immune to trends, and Ronnie James Dio's golden voice is one of them. The alleged inventor of the devil-horns symbol (as it pertains to metal) had a memorable stint as the singer of Black Sabbath after St. Ozzy's departure, leaving behind two classic ...
| | Fairyland Score To A New Beginning CD (2009)
Music Man CD music
$13.65
| | George Formby Count Your Blessings CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
Music Man music CDs
$17.15
| | Merle Travis Boogie Woogie Cowboy CD (2003) (Import) United Kingdom
Music Man songs
$16.25 
This intriguing collection of radio transcriptions and movie soundtrack pieces isn't exactly a Merle Travis set, although he plays guitar -- mostly electric -- on every track. Recorded between 1944 and 1956, these cuts generally feature other vocalists (Jimmie Dean, for instance, sings the title track), with Travis working as part of a backup ensemble, taking center stage on maybe a half-dozen selections, including the brilliant guitar instrumentals ("Down South Blues" and "Cannon Ball Rag") that open and close the album. There are a couple of Travis vocals, too, including his fine take on "Nobody" and a swinging, chugging version of "John Henry." There is a good deal of in-studio patter, scripted radio introductions, and cornball humor on display, as well. More ...
| | Rahul Sharma Akaash CD (2005)
Music Man album
$15.15
This recording marks the coming of age of a young maestro who is now firmly established as one of the most popular attractions on the Indian classical music circuit. Since 1996, the gifted Rahul Sharma has shared the stage with his father and mentor, Shivkumar Sharma delighting crowds in all corners of the world with their duet performances known as jugalbandi. That process has been an essential part of the grooming of young raw talent into a mature artist.Having won over the plaudits Rahul has now declared that his life's priority is to popularise Indian classical music itself. He is well aware that his task has been made lighter through the endeavours of his father, Shivkumar Sharma who has transformed a folk instrument, whose use was confined to the valleys of Kashmir, into a fully fledged classical concert instrument making major modifications to its design in the process. Rahul is only too well aware that his father faced many hardships on this tireless journey performing all over India, waging a continuing battle to establish the Santoor which was not initially accepted by classical purists.Now Rahul is all set to take the Santoor to greater heights in the twenty first century by adding new dimensions to it with his creativity.Thanks to the open mindedness of his parents Rahul grew up to the sounds of Pink Floyd and Sting, developing eclectic tastes and influences. Unlike many great masters, Shivkumar Sharma took care not to force his son into Indian Music and accepted his appreciation of other different music forms as an essential part of his learning. His family also insisted on him completing his academic studies before venturing into the music business.Though Rahul's task now is easier, his challenges are no less daunting. Living up to his father's reputation and the high expectations that come with it is a challenge he seems to be facing in a relaxed and confident manner. Santoor originates from a world family of stringed instruments with its roots in Persia. In India it was first used in Kashmir as an accompaniment to Sufi folk verses.In Iran and China (known as Yang-Qin) the Santoor has a classical tradition, and its use in Hungary and Romania in folk music suggests that it was used by gypsy communities travelling across from Asia into Central Europe.As is the case with many other India instruments like Sitar, the name has its roots in Persia. Santoor literally means 'one hundred strains'. Santoor has in fact approximately ninety strings stretched across the bridges and struck with a pair of curved wooden mallets (kalam).This live performance was recorded on 10th January 2004, at the twenty fifth anniversary of Saptak Music Festival, an annual twelve day celebration of India's finest classical music hosted in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. It is an event at which Shivkumar Sharma has been a regular headliner since its ...
| | Mystic Prophecy Savage Souls CD (2006)
Music Man CD music
$13.89
| | Disco-Limited CD (2006) (Import)
Music Man music CDs
$64.39
| | Mardi Gras BB My Private Hadron CD (2008) (Import)
Music Man songs
$26.29
| | Prostitute Disfigurement Descendants Of Depravity CDs (2008) Bonus DVD
Music Man album
$13.39
|
|
|
Email a Friend
