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Television Kamikaze: Jiangsu, Quiquesan (guitar, background vocals); Tuck (bass instrument, background vocals); Ernie (percussion, background vocals). Television Kamikaze Music Television Kamikaze Songs Television Kamikaze Review
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Purchase Television Kamikaze CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Diana Krall Quiet Nights CD (2009)
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Diana Krall's first studio outing since she and husband Elvis Costello became the proud parents of twin boys, 2009's QUIET NIGHTS finds the jazz singer/pianist turning in a serene and pleasantly subdued set. Krall breezes through a few bossa nova standards, most notably "The Girl from Ipanema" (here gender-reversed to "The Boy...") and the title track (originally "Corcovado"), both penned by the legendary Antonio Carlos Jobim. QUIET NIGHTS isn't solely a Brazilian-themed outing, ...
| | Aventura Last CD (2009) Digipak
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| | Alejandro Sanz Paraiso Express CD (2009)
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| | Something's Gotta Give CD (2003) Original Soundtrack
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$6.09 
The 2003 film SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE stars Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson and chronicles the humorous romantic travails of the past-50 pair (past 60 in ...
| | Marlon Estoy De Pie CD (2009)
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Personnel: Alberto Barros (trombone).
| | Enya Day Without Rain CD (2000)
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$10.65 
A DAY WITHOUT RAIN won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best New Age Album.
Celtic songbird Enya is nothing if not consistent--A DAY WITHOUT RAIN won't disappoint anyone who was entranced ...
| | Samira Said Kol De Eshaat CD (1997)
$13.75 | | Various Artists Great Vocalists CD (Import) Boxset; United Kingdom
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This Pearl Flapper set does include some pretty fantastic singers, many of them in the most popular performances of their career, but The Great Vocalists is compromised by its attempt to include both European-influenced vocalists in the classical mold as well as the American singers inspired by jazz and more contemporary popular music. Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Fats Waller, Al Jolson, the Ink Spots, the Andrews Sisters -- all of these great vocal artists are represented, most with the songs that best-characterize their appeal during the '30s and '40s (though, indeed, most aren't their best performances). Much of the rest cycles between second-rank Americans (Tony Martin, the Merry Macs, Connee Boswell, Jo Stafford) with vocalists known best to audiences familiar with British orchestras and the London theater (Al Bowlly, Denny Dennis, Anne Zeigler and Webster Booth, Turner Layton, Anne Shelton, Carl Brisson). It does earn points for including artists who are seldom anthologized, though the sheer number of starched collars and unflinching vibratos will likely drive away fans of vocal jazz. ...
| | 5 Cent Deposit We Have Your Daughter CD (2002)
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$12.59
In the '90s, emocore/punk-pop became an extremely crowded field -- and it certainly didn't become any less crowded in the early 2000s. There were plenty of Green Day and Blink-182 disciples during the Bill Clinton years, and they were just as prevalent when George W. Bush began his second year as president. Not that one has to be a United States citizen to embrace emo; in Latin America, plenty of rock en español combos have provided Spanish-language emo. What separates emo from the Dickies, the Buzzcocks, and other old-school punk-pop bands that emerged in the '70s? Today's emo artists are a lot more confessional and introspective, and those words definitely describe We Have Your Daughter. Emo's usual recipe -- confessional, introspective lyrics combined with youthful angst and loud punk-pop aggression -- is all over this CD. The New York-based 5 Cent ...
| | MS Triniti Do Or Dare CD (2006)
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| | Bebe Winans Cherch CDs (2007) With DVD
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$20.55
| | Stilettos Stimulusblackboxresponse CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Arthur Lyman Cotton Fields/Blowin' In The Wind CD (2008)
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$13.79
As part of their extensive reevaluation of Arthur Lyman's sizable late-'50s and 1960s back catalog, Collectors' Choice Music has paired the folk-related long-players Cotton Fields (1963) and Blowin' in the Wind (1963). The result is two-dozen above-average interpretations of concurrent pop songs, a bevy of selections from the stage and silver screen as well as a wide range of other familiar melodies. Regardless of each song's respective heritage, all the material here is given an engaging -- if not somewhat inspired -- score from Lyman (vibraphone and marimba), who is joined by Alan Soares (piano), John Kramer (bass, guitar, and flute), and Harold Chang (percussion). The Highwaymen had considerable success with their 1962 update of Huddie Ledbetter's "Cotton Fields," and the assembled bandmembers waste no time fueling their reading with a jaunty concoction of uptempo jazz and blues, with Lyman's improvisations standing out between the verses. "Suzy's Waltz" captures the combo in a soulful mood, adapting a theme strikingly similar to Ray Charles' R&B primer "What'd I Say." Edging back into the realm of jazz, the upgrades of organist Jimmy Smith's "Walk on the Wild Side," the Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart-penned "Little Girl Blue," and Herbie Hancock's slippery syncopated "Watermelon Man" provide uniformly excellent examples of Lyman's strengths as a formidable instrumentalist. The early-'60s bossa nova craze certainly didn't escape the group, as it unleashes versions of "Limbo Rock," "Hawaiian War Chant," "Brazil," and the follow-up, "Brazilleros," in an incessantly catchy fusion of post-bop jazz and Brazilian-based samba stylings. Concurrent with these platters, the folk movement was just beginning to take hold as a force to be contended with. ...
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