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| | Boz Scaggs Speak Low CD (2008)
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Personnel: Boz Scaggs (vocals, guitar); Carol Robbins (harp); Joyce Hammann, Laura Seaton (violin); Lois Martin (viola); Richard Locker (cello); Bob Sheppard (flute, bass flute, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Lawrence ...
| | Bebel Gilberto Tanto Tempo CD (2000)
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Daughter Of Joao;Debut;Bossa Nova
Personnel includes: Bebel Gilberto (vocals); Celso Fonseca, Luis De Monte (guitar); Joao Donato (piano); ...
| | Return To Forever Returns - Live At Montreux 2008 DVD (2008) DTS Sound
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| | Jazz Icons Series 4 Box Set DVDs (2009)
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| | William Cepeda Branching Out CD (2001)
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Afrorican Jazz Replaces #Blj5037
Personnel includes: William Cepeda (vocals, trombone, percussion); Andres Jimines, Milton Cardona, Marcelle Lashlaey, Oliver Williams (vocals); Arturo Martinez, Jose "Chuchale" Valle (acoustic guitar); Sam Bardfield (violin); Miguel Zeron (alto saxophone); Donny McCaslin (tenor saxophone); Omar Kabir (trumpet, flugelhorn, digeridoo); David "Piro" Rodriguez (trumpet); Luis Bonilla ...
| | Ornette Coleman This Is Our Music CD (1961)
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Originally released in 1961, 'This Is Our Music' marked Coleman's third release for the label and certainly one of his finest. Sepia-Tone has newly re-mastered this important release, presenting it with the best sound quality it's ever had. The Ornette Coleman Quartet made music that was simultaneously radical and beautiful - 'This Is Our Music' is incontrovertible evidence.
Ornette Coleman Quartet: Ornette Coleman (alto saxophone); Don Cherry (pocket trumpet); Charlie Haden (bass); Ed Blackwell (drums).
Recorded in New York, New York in 1961. Originally released on Atlantic. Includes liner notes by Ornette Coleman.
With two landmark albums already under its belt, the Ornette Coleman Quartet spent nearly a year out of the studio ...
| | New Thing Vinyl LP (2004) (Import)
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| | Orlandi Meu Sonho E Voce CD (2007) (Import) Brazil
$22.35 | | Merrell Fankhauser Maui CD (2006) (Import) Remastered; Reissued; United Kingdom
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| | Hyphy City CDs (2006) Parental Advisory
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| | Oliver Lake Lake, Tchicai, Osgood, Westergaard CD (2007)
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(DIGIPACK) Recorded shortly after this quartet toured Denmark in 2003, the music on this set is often reminiscent of early Ornette Coleman, Archie Shepp and other free jazz ...
| | Lonesome Traveler Bluegrass Band Listen To That Sound CD (2008)
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Lonesome Traveler will have to change their name soon to account for the horde of fans that are starting to follow them around. This is an acoustic band from Colorado’s front range with a bluegrass driver’s license, a certificate of songwriting, and a sheriff’s badge of cool. They possess the cracklin’ firepower of a six-piece band, yet the grace of a dancer as they weave in and around their condenser microphones, singing, picking, and testifying to the gospel of Americana music.Although the band had already been loosely formed at the fiddler’s wedding, it was tempered in a snowy ditch along Interstate 25, when brothers-in-law Evan Neal (stand-up bass) and Chad Fisher (fiddle) gathered their wits after being severely hit from behind by an out-of-control vehicle. They were returning home from a show at the Boulder Theater (it was Edgar Meyer and Mike Marshall, 11/20/04) and in a way only severe occurrences can, the accident refocused the pair on the pivotal role music would play in their future. Lonesome Traveler took to the trail that night.The sisters, to whom Neal and Fisher are married, are cousins with the father/son guitar tandem of the band, Rick and Dustin Scott. Although both are accomplished flat-pickers from the Doc/Tony/Norman school, it is Rick’s Travis-style finger-picking coupled with Dustin’s cleanly flat-picked runs that anchor Lonesome Traveler’s unique sound. Dustin and Rick also contribute original songs to the band’s repertoire, as well as lead and harmony vocals.Jodi Boyce on mandolin and Ansel Foxley on resonator guitar could be considered the history and future of Lonesome Traveler. As the undisputed leader of the band and original visionary, Jodi’s songs, lead and harmony singing, fluid and articulate instrumental work are the engine and framework of the band’s vehicle. Ansel Foxley is the newest member, and makes a significant impact on the band’s second (and most recent) CD: Listen to That Sound. Contributing an edgy, warm baritone voice on lead and harmony, original songs, and a bluesy Dobro style (he’s the ’07 Rockygrass Dobro champion), Ansel adds just a dash of modernity to the band’s traditional sensibilities.To this mix is added the music of the original crash brothers, Evan Neal on bass, and Chad Fisher on fiddle. Both men are healthy six footers (and then some) and visually frame the edges of the stage. Evan’s bass playing supplies the drive and swing that allows the band to meander through their set’s myriad ...
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