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Purchase Essentials CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Al DiMeola Anthology CDs (2000)
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| | Booker T & The MG's Stax Profiles CD (2006)
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| | Sly & The Family Stone Greatest Hits CD (2007) reissue
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| | John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton CDs (1966) Remastered; Deluxe Edition
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| | U K U.K. CD (1978) Remastered
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| | Bobby Womack Facts Of Life CD (1973)
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| | Qed Mobius CD (2003)
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Attending a QED show is like being dropped into a video game. Musically, QED combines well-crafted melodic hooks and lush production with high-energy dance grooves. QED is even more exciting live, enhancing their live vocals and instrumentation with mind-bending, high-tech visuals that they create on the fly. Their new album, Mobius, in stores on November 18th, features the hits "Love Bites", the high-energy remake of the Def Leppard classic, as well as the infectious "Hardly a Day" and 11 other world class tracks. The groundbreaking video for "Love ...
| | Railroad Earth Elko CDs (2006) Digipak
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Railroad Earth, the string band from New Jersey that has amassed a following in the Rocky Mountains, has made three studio albums. But the real test of a jam band, of course, is its live work, and Elko, Railroad Earth's fourth release, is the inevitable double-CD concert album. The sextet has an instrumentation that suggests bluegrass -- an acoustic guitarist, a violinist, a mandolin player, a multi-instrumentalist who plays banjo and Dobro among other things, and a rhythm section of acoustic bass and drums. But it is not shy about using amplification so that the stringed instruments can be heard over the drums, or effects more typical of an electrified ensemble. Thus, the guitar solos that decorate "The Hunting Song," "Head," and "Warhead Boogie" may be played on an acoustic instrument in the technical sense, but they sure sound electric, and the music makes use of echo and other forms of sound manipulation. Still, the overall effect retains a modified acoustic feel. It isn't hard to imagine what records these musicians have on their shelves, say Workingman's Dead and American Beauty by the Grateful Dead, Rubber Soul by the Beatles, John Wesley Harding by Bob Dylan, and Music from Big Pink and The Band by the Band, and throw in recordings by New Grass Revival and the Rowan Brothers, plus, perhaps, the Waterboys' Fisherman's Blues. Lead singer and primary songwriter Todd Sheaffer particularly suggests the Waterboys' Mike Scott in his nasal tenor, which listeners also may hear as resembling Arlo Guthrie, Tom Petty, or Rodney Crowell. The question of whether or not Railroad Earth can jam, if it were really in doubt, is swiftly answered on a 126-minute collection of 12 songs, five of which run over ten minutes each. If there is any discordance in the band's music, it is between Sheaffer, whose songs, with their soul-searching lyrics, sound like singer/songwriter fare, and the rest of the group, which sometimes swamps those songs with their extended, exploratory improvising. The four string players achieve an instrumental cohesion that suggests bluegrass, while the rhythm section throws in occasional world music elements ...
| | Sue Gilmore Such A Girl As I CD (2000)
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*Available in CD or Cassette; please specify preference in shipping information. Thx!* "Such A Girl As I", nominated for a King Eagle Music Trailblazer Award, this album really does blaze new trails with its blend of old and new country. Each song has been written from a real life experience and performed by some of Nashville's premier artists. It is not a 'crying in your beer' album. The introduction is a firm publicity statement. It is a good lead-in to the business part of music.However, it does not touch the heart and soul of the birth of this album, born of pain, of life and of death In her search for birthparents, in her tumultuous first marriage and ultimate divorce, in the joy of the birth of her children, in her search for healing, she has experienced life's highs and lows like many of us have. But the difference is that she has put her life and spirit into her music so that others may be able to find peace. The ...
| | 25 Succes Country En Duos CD (2009) (Import)
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