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Standard Screen; Soundtrack English Live concert footage and interviews at the country music Entertainer of the Year's private Montana retreat and at home in Tennessee. The concert includes raucous renditions of "Born to Boogie," "Family Tradition," "Heaven Can't Be Found" and "My Name Is Bocephus." Hank Williams Jr.: Full Access Hank Williams Jr.: Full Access Movie Review Hank Williams Jr.: Full Access DVD Keep Case
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Lyrics translated from the Spanish by Guillermo Hernandaz, Yolanda Zepeda and Jaime Nicolopulos.
Following on from his father Santiago Jimenez' own successful run as a conjunto musician in San Antonio, Flaco Jimenez put together a conjunto of his own in the '50s, eventually becoming one of the most famous figures in Tex-Mex music (also known as Musica Nortena in Mexico). Based on the polkas and waltzes Mexican performers refashioned as rancheras, the Tex-Mex conjunto style features accordion, the 12-string bajo sexto guitar, bass, and drums. Flaco immediately staked his claim in the music with a distinctly imaginative and lively accordion style, finding the ideal backing from equally able Tejano musicians, including his father and his son David. For this excellent 1985 recording, Flaco teams up with noted bandleader and bajo player Toby Torres, bassist Henry "Big Red" Ojeda, and drummer Isaac Garcia. The group works through a variety of song forms, including rancheras, boleros, danzons, and polkas. ...
| | Phil Alvin County Fair 2000 CD (1994)
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Brothers Phil and Dave Alvin were the heart of California roots-rockers the Blasters. After songwriter/guitarist Dave's departure for a solo career, Phil kept the group alive, but mostly on a local performance level, not as a recording unit. He released his first solo album in 1986, but it took him eight years to make another.
Like its predecessor, COUNTY FAIR finds Phil Alvin backed by a shifting cast of characters, exploring an eclectic batch of American roots styles, from blues to country to R&B and rockabilly. On several songs, he's backed by the '90s version of the Blasters, but Alvin goes further afield in collaborations with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and singer Mary Franklin. The solo efforts of each brother underline what the other brought to the Blasters; Dave's singing has never been described as mellifluous and songwriting ...
| | Hank Williams, Jr A.K.A. Wham Bam Sam CD (1996)
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A.K.A. WHAM BAM SAM is one of Hank Williams Jr.'s best albums, with a nice balance between his traditional rowdy good old boy hellraiser schtick, and some genuinely sensitive, at times even shockingly musical moments. Speaking of the former, the funniest thing here, hands down, is the opening "Don Juan D'Bubba." A take-off on the then-current Johnny Depp movie "Don Juan DeMarco," it's the saga of a redneck Lothario who "only serves the cheapest supermarket wine."
Other highlights include the genuinely touching cry-in-your-beer epic "Let's Keep the Heart in Country." The title song, a neo-Dixieland change of pace, is an ode to "the drummer king of New Orleans."
Recorded at Mid-Town, Sound Emporium Studios, and K.D. Studio, Nashville, Tennessee; K.D. Mobile Recording, Paris, Tennessee.
Personnel: Hank Williams, Jr. (background vocals); Michael Spriggs (acoustic ...
| | Hank Williams, Jr Maverick: Original Classic Hits Vol. 20 CD (1991) Original Classic Hits 20
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Williams's first album for the revived Capricorn label rocks harder than usual, even while he's evangelizing for country music. A good chuck of Maverick sounds like a cross between a roaring drunk and a Penthouse letter. There's also a great ghost story ("Cut Bank, Montana") and a really dumb novelty song ("Fax Me a Beer"). ...
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With the success of STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE and the void left by STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION, the third spin-off of the original series had to find new ground to cover, even if that ground was 70,000 light years away. Unlike the other shows in the franchise, STAR TREK: VOYAGER doesn’t take place in the Alpha Quadrant, the home of Romulans and Klingons. Instead, a strange phenomenon takes the Voyager to the Delta Quadrant, where new races of aliens are there to discover--and battle. But ...
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