| | Karim Ziad Ifrikya CD - Import Karim Ziad Discography of CDs
Ifrikya Music | List Price | $27.99 (You save $1.70) | | Category | Jazz Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7029145 | | Catalog number | 837546 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Dec 09, 2008 |
Karim Ziad Ifrikya Songs | 1. | Aît Oumrar |
| 2. | Ya Rijal |
| 3. | Awra |
| 4. | Lebnia |
| 5. | Alouhid |
| 6. | Sandiya |
| 7. | Amaliya |
| 8. | Gwarir |
| 9. | The Joker |
| 10. | Nesrafet |
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Purchase Ifrikya 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, however, as Krall also spends plenty of time in the comfortable realm of the Great American Songbook, offering up elegant orchestral renditions of "I've Grown Accustomed to His Face" and the Bacharach/David gem "Walk On By" that benefit from her supremely smoky vocals and graceful delivery.
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| | Houston Person Mellow CD (2009)
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Not all mellow, Houston Person's tribute to the softer side of jazz has its moments based on the laid-back timbre of his soul rather than a program consisting of only ballads. The tenor sax he wields certainly reflects the tradition established by Ben Webster in its soul-drenched tone, but is not as vocally pronounced or vibrato-driven. The quite capable pianist John Di Martino is the one whose more enunciated notions are harnessed, while tasteful guitar by the underrated James Chirillo rings out in acceptance of Person's embraceable hues. In a program of standards and two blues jams, Person rounds into shape this quintet of true professionals to render themes that are harder to play slow than fast. The slower material includes the regretful, throaty ballad "Too Late Now," the totally restrained "To Each His Own," a poignant "Two Different Worlds," and the deep, mature take of "God Bless the Child." Ever cognizant of blue moods, Person is masterful in expressing his innermost heartfelt feelings, as on the easy swinger and obvious choice for this date, Duke Ellington's "In a Mellow Tone." Then there's "Blues in the A.M.," a basic jam with Ray Drummond's bass leading out with drummer Lewis Nash in an uptown style as Chirillo's guitar states its wise, sophisticated case. The most upbeat number is the ...
| | Louis Prima Capitol Collectors Series CD (1991)
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Digitally remastered by Bob Norberg (October 1990, Capitol Recording Studios).
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| | Low Frequency In Stereo Futuro CD (2009) (Import) Norway
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On FUTURO, the fourth LP from Norwegian post-rockers Low Frequency In Stereo, the quintet move even further from the all-instrumental template laid out on their self-titled debut. Though roughly half of the album's tracks feature vocals, FUTURO's moody, self-consciously organic instrumental textures and spooky guitar leads still ought to lend the work an air of comforting familiarity for longtime fans. Indeed, the husky female vocals of "The End Is The End" and "Texas Fox" are so subtly utilized that they don't distract in any way from the tight instrumental interplay for ...
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| | Candlebox Lucy CD (1995) Remastered
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Following the surprise breakout success of their self-titled debut in 1993, Candlebox return with LUCY, a worthy successor that amply displays the maturity which the group's playing has experienced as a result of eighteen hard months of touring.
Kevin Martin's singing still resonates with a scratchy timbre that is a perfect vehicle for his tormented lyrics, while drummer Scott Mercado and bass player Bardi Martin make up a formidable rhythm section that provides a sturdy ballast for the arena-grunge juggernaut sound that Candlebox aspires to. Peter Klett's guitar playing has also developed considerably since the debut, placing more of an emphisis on the instrument's overall swirling sound, leaving behind the preoccupation with flashy solos.
Much of the conflict in these songs touches upon the problems that dot troubled relationships. "Become (To Tell)" focuses on the emotional land-mines found whenever uncertainty enters into the mix, while ...
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