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When his debut appeared in 1968, James Taylor was the first non-Beatle to release an album on the Fabs' Apple label. Since then, his long, consistent career has been a model of integrity and craft. While he hasn't ventured very far afield as say, his contemporary Joni Mitchell has), Taylor has maintained the gentle, introspective, archetypal singer-songwriter sound he defined over his first couple of albums. Eschewing quantity for quality, he remains a perennial favorite even with infrequent releases of new material.
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Compilation producer: David Melees.
Personnel: James Taylor (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Curtis King, Kenia Gould, Zbeto, Elaine Eliaf, Randy Brecker (vocals); Danny Kortchmar (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, congas); John Sheldon (guitar); David Spinozza (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Waddy Wachtel (electric guitar); Dan Dugmore, Red Rhodes (steel guitar); Gayle Levant (harp); Byron Berline (fiddle); David Sanborn (saxophone); Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone); Clarence McDonald (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards); Craig Doerge, Carole King (piano); Kenny Ascher (electric piano); Andrew Gold (harmonium, background vocals); Clifford Carter, Bill Payne (keyboards); Victor Feldman (vibraphone); Bobby West (double bass); Russ Kunkel (drums, congas, shaker, tambourine, percussion); Steve Jordan , Jim Keltner, Rick Marotta (drums); Peter Asher (tambourine); ...
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The Orchids' second full-length release -- first if you count Lyceum as just an EP, admittedly -- Unholy Soul is one of those albums that, hearing it for the first time, just makes you wonder where the band has been all this time. If Striving for the Lazy Perfection was their pinnacle, Unholy Soul is more than simply a lead up to it, 12 songs of emotional wit, sparkling U.K. indie pop arrangements spiked with a variety of electronic elements and a killer touch in James Hackett's vocals. While as seemingly drowsy as that of so many contemporary shoegazers -- something that the band's arrangements often parallel as well, though the Orchids favor a richness of texture over feedback overdrive and lots of digital delay -- Hackett's understatement isn't precious fragility but rumination, the voice of someone thinking things over in his head who occasionally finds courage to speak. So the impact of a song like "Bringing You the Love" relies on how gently but winningly he sings, especially on the chorus, over the low-key lope of the arrangement, snapping one's fingers and skipping down the lane. That his singing and the band's playing so perfectly match song for song makes for one treat after another -- the gentle melancholy of "Long Drawn Sunday Night," the proto-trip-hop-meets-ringing-guitars of "Waiting for the Storm." Meanwhile, the soulful singing of Pauline Hynds on three songs, including the stellar, techno-driven "The Sadness ...
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Born into a large, musical family in Quito, Ecuador, Iván Nájera began singing and performing at the age of nine. A year later, he was awarded the second grand prize in Quito's National Star Search Competition, a distinction that strengthened his dream of a career in music.At 14, Nájera commenced his formal studies of guitar and piano at the National Conservatory in Quito. Equally skilled in both performing and directing, he led several high school choirs and musical groups, including one with his five brothers.His fame grew throughout his teenage years, marked by national appearances on radio and television and triumphs at several musical competitions. In 1971, his expanding reputation as a uniquely talented musician blossomed when he was chosen to join a weekly musical television show, "Gente Joven" ("Young People"), which aired in Ecuador. After more than two years with the show, he went on to join a Colombian Latin jazz/salsa group as lead singer and guitarist, performing for a chain of international hotel-casinos throughout South America.In 1975, at the age of 22, Nájera moved to California to further his career. Thanks to a combination of talent, tenacity, and providence, opportunities in the music industry were abundant. He began performing and later recording his original compositions, and simultaneously earned a degree in digital electronics with emphasis in television.HIS MUSICNájera's music has been described as exhilarating and contagious. Exciting and explosive. Emotional and sensual. His influences are rich in cultural diversity, inspired by styles that include traditional Spanish and Flamenco, Brazilian, Tropicalia, Andean, jazz, and contemporary. He complements these with an underlying hint of classical seasoning, which he believes lies at the heart of any truly good composition.The majority of the music he plays is original, but he just might surprise audiences with an Ecuadorian-infused cover of "Autumn Leaves." In addition to his solo performances, he has shared the stage with stellar performers ...
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