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Personnel: Richard Manetti, Fanto Reinhardt, Yayo Reinhardt, Pascal Berne. Romane French Guitar Songs | 1. | French Guitar |
| 2. | L'Hymne a L'Amour |
| 3. | Swing & Wesson |
| 4. | Mes Jeunes Annees |
| 5. | Paris Premiere |
| 6. | Menilmontant |
| 7. | Billet Doux |
| 8. | For Wes |
| 9. | L'Italienne |
| 10. | Le Soir |
| 11. | Geronimo |
| 12. | L'Arlequin |
| 13. | La Belle Vie (The Good Life) |
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After a quarter century apart, the core line-up of the jazz quartet Return to Forever--Chick Corea, Lenny White, Stanley Clark, and Al Di Meola--reunited for a world tour in 2008. This remarkable concert film captures the foursome on stage at Montreux, playing bewitching renditions of "Vulcan Worlds," "Sorceress," ...
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| | Robben Ford Soul On Ten CD (2009)
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Personnel: Robben Ford (vocals, guitar); Neal Evans (Hammond b-3 organ); Toss Panos (drums).
Audio Mixer: John Paterno.
Photographer: George Wells.
Some of guitarist Robben Ford's weaknesses, such as song composition and vocals, are rectified or at least made less obvious, on this predominantly live release. On his fourth release for the Concord label, Ford is able to cherrypick better material from inconsistent albums, unearth choice covers, and generally broaden the music with his fiery playing. This, along with the natural energy generated by the stage environment, focuses attention on the guitarist's skills as a creative six-string bluesman who expands the narrow confines of the genre by adding soul and jazz influences. He kicks off the set with a lazy, wah-wah enhanced "Supernatural," the title track to his 1999 disc, and revs up the energy from there, jumping into the instrumental "Indianola." This is where Ford seamlessly combines rock, blues, jazz, and surf into a five-minute tour de force, leading one to believe that a vocal-free show might display his superb guitar talents even better.
Some of guitarist Robben Ford's weaknesses, such as song composition and vocals, are rectified or at least made ...
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CONTACT chronicles Italian jazz pianist Liguori Gaetano's explorations of electro-acoustical notions with two versions of a 1986 composition "Tetakkon."
A double CD of electro-acoustic music by one of the most celebrated named in Italian jazz and avant-garde music, this album is re-pressing of a 1986 piece entitled "TETAKKON," which is by no coincidence an anagram of the legendary "Kontakta" piece by electronic pioneer Karlheinz Stockhausen. Evidently that electronic and percussion work inspired the Liguori composition. The double-CD set contains a new, revised version from 2001, and features Paul Rutherford on trombone, Tony Rusconi on percussion, Davide Tedesco's contrabass, Davide Santi on violin, and the composer on piano. "Tetakkon" 1986, the earlier version of the same piece, demonstrates a world of change in the composer's approach when put next to the revision of 15 years later, making it an inspired double-CD set. The later version is performed by Gaetano Liguori again leading on piano, Roberto Manes on violin, Davide Zaccaria on cello, ...
| | Blake Hazard Little Airplane CD (2002)
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Personnel: Blake Hazard (vocals, guitar); John Dragonetti (guitar, drums, programming); Joe Klompus (bass).
Recording information: Space 67.
Unknown Contributor Role: Blake Hazard.
Blake Hazard experiments with a range of emotions on her debut album, Little Airplane. Matching the sweet simplicity of Tanya Donelly and Heather Nova, Hazard's ever-changing moods on Little Airplane sway between a cozy lull and thumbscrews of frustration. The album is mechanically ...
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| | Trina Still Da Baddest CD (2008) Edited
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The fourth album by hip-hop artist Trina continues the Miami native's mission of stripped-down Southern rap with a lascivious twist from a female perspective. With guests that include Missy Elliott, Keyshia Cole, and Pitbull, as well as newcomers Qwote and Shonie, STILL DA BADDEST has no shortage of energy, but it's Trina's attitude and no-holds-barred delivery that carry the show. The lead-off single, "Single Again," is one of the standouts, as is the title track and "I Got a Bottle," on which Trina is joined by Missy Elliott.
After Trina's debut album, Da Baddest Bitch, went Gold, it was a steady decline for the brash, sex-charged rapper, at least sales-wise. Her sophomore release, Diamond Princess, just missed the mark and then the slick, star-studded Glamorest Life fell flat, even though it included the hit single "Here We Go." In an effort to turn things around, her fourth release, Still Da Baddest, references her debut with its title, does a good job capturing that first album's raw edge with a modern twist, and tries hard to duplicate "Here We Go" with mixed results. With its stately J-Roc production, the radio-friendly, "go girl" anthem "Single Again" succeeds splendidly. On the other hand, "I Got a Thing for You" and "Wish I Never Met You" are the soft, polished tracks that fail, sounding like manufactured "Here We Go" clones and dragging down what would otherwise be an entirely successful full-length. Get past those contrived clunkers and there's the wonderfully crooked "Look Back at Me" which combines sleazy lyrics with screwed and chopped vocals to make it one of the freakiest numbers in the Trina catalog. The rave-up "I Got a Bottle" is the total party with Trina playfully imitating David Banner while her guest Missy remains the always kicking Missy. Making his second appearance on a Trina album is Rick Ross, who helps make the closing "Hot Commodity" a track as vibrant and bright as the duo's hometown of Miami. Trina's lyrics remain tough and way beyond naughty and she has a newfound love of her somewhat unsettling, ...
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