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MotherLode Trio delivers emotionally honest, straight-from-the-heart folk writes the Times of London. If you like beautiful and sophisticated folk harmonies you will love this artfully produced CD. Think The Trio albums (Emmy Lou Harris, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt), The Dixie Chicks, Cry Cry Cry etc. MotherLode Trio consists of New York-based singer-songwriters musicians and mothers: Stacy Labriola, Patti Pelican and Terry Platz. The album features a variety of original compositions that addresses issues large and small, from the world stage to the nursery, all through the lens of motherhood. But you don't need to be a parent to appreciate their stellar vocal arrangements and blend. In perfect tune with the nation's growing interest in sophisticated alternative folk music, its styles range from country to blues to ballads, all infused with Motherlode Trio's signature harmonies. Accompanying Motherlode Trio are some heavy hitting musicians including Cindy Cashdollar (Bob Dylan, Jorma Koukonen) Adam Rogers (Norah Jones) and Marc Shulman (Suzanne Vega) just to name a few. MotherLode Trio has performed at venues in New York City, the Hudson Valley area and throughout New England and the Midwest including nationally acclaimed venues such as Towne Crier, The Turning Point, Bodles Opera House, The Jungle Theater, and The Clearwater Folk Festival. They have shared stages with many talented musicians such as Greg Brown, Modern Man, Lucy Kaplansky, Gandolph Murphy and the Slambovian Circus, KJ Denhart and many others. MotherLode Trio is associated with the newly popular "Moms Who Rock" phenomenon/ movement. Their story has been featured on CNN, The Today Show, CBS Morning Show and Good Morning America as well as newspaper press including Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune and the NYC Daily News and the Times Of London. MotherLode Trio: "Raising Folk Music One family at a Time" Motherlode Music | Category | Folk Albums | | Label | 4th Hole | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank |  602230  | | CD Universe Part number | 7192884 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Dec 28, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 41 minutes |
MotherLode Trio Motherlode Songs | 1. | Are We There Yet? |
| 2. | That's Okay |
| 3. | Farley's Boy |
| 4. | Bad Mutha Blues |
| 5. | Six Senses |
| 6. | Broken Love |
| 7. | Break of Day |
| 8. | Sometimes Lofty Towers |
| 9. | Therapy |
| 10. | Water Is Wide |
| 11. | Nightshift |
| 12. | Watching You Go |
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Purchase Motherlode CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | John Denver Rocky Mountain Christmas CD (1975)
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This 1998 reissue contains 5 bonus tracks (including the previously
unreleased "White Christmas") not included on the original release.
John Denver's music always had a warm, home-spun quality to it, so it isn't surprising that his 1975 holiday effort, Rocky Mountain Christmas, is a wonderfully low-key and friendly Christmas album. Divided between classic carols and new numbers, such as the fine "Aspenglow" and "Christmas for Cowboys," the album is an appealing, pretty record, perfect for late nights by the fireside. The 1998 CD reissue adds five bonus tracks: "Jingle Bells," "White Christmas," "The Music is You," "Perhaps Love," and "Dreamland Express." ~ Rodney ...
| | Carole King Tapestry (1971)
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Master Sound releases are 24-karat gold CDs remastered from first-generation masters. This process utilizes 20-bit technology and Sony's revolutionary "Super Bit Mapping" system.
This is a Super Audio CD playable only on Super Audio CD players.
Originally released on Ode (PE 34946). Includes liner notes by James Taylor.
This is a multi-channel Super Audio CD playable only on Super Audio CD players.
One of the most popular albums of the 1970s and an early landmark of the singer-songwriter scene, TAPESTRY spawned numerous hit singles and is now rightly considered one of pop's finest albums. This two-disc Legacy Edition features the original album in pristine remastered form and a second disc comprising live solo piano renditions ...
| | Joan Baez: Sing Me Home DVDs (2009) Deluxe Edition; Digipak; With CD
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| | Joni Mitchell Hejira CD (1976)
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All tracks have been digitally remastered using HDCD technology.
Joni Mitchell draws freely on her heroes and influences, and in her turn inspires and informs the work of countless ...
| | Greg Brown Dream City: Essential Recordings Vol. 2, 1997-2006 CDs (2009)
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Beloved by fans of quality singer-songwriter roots music, but still far from a household name, Greg Brown has been releasing excellent records on indie labels for decades. ...
| | Best Of David Broza CD (2006)
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With 23 albums to his name, Broza continues to forge his way with a style so diverse that he has passionate fans in every corner of the world.Critics have labeled Broza as a post-modern Leonard Cohen, the Bruce Springsteen of Israel and all five Gypsy Kings rolled into one!He became a superstar in his homeland of Israel by his early 20’s with his quadruple platinum debut album, ...
| | Raw B Message In A Bottle CD (2000)
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| | Kurt Rosenwinkel Heartcore CD (2003)
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With this recording, guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel creates a unique sound world, blending elements of jazz and rock with electronica, occasional Third World strains, and other grooves in an absorbing, inward journey that defies classification. In doing so, Rosenwinkel refuses to limit himself to the guitar, often contributing keyboards, drums, and voice, and at times he takes over entire tracks all by himself via layerings in his Brooklyn studio. The way Rosenwinkel extends his strings of endless melody over an ever-changing harmonic backdrop reminds one of the winding compositions of Wayne Shorter. Indeed, at times he produces a sax-like tone from his guitar, with Mark Turner's duskier tenor sax as a unison co-voice and a foil. "Blue Line" finds Rosenwinkel drumming in the left channel, keeping up a complex groove with drummer Jeff Ballard on the right, eventually overcome by synthesizer washes. "All the Way to Rajasthan" evokes the Pat Metheny sound but the rhythm is fractured and the music seems to have and lack direction at the same time. "Your Vision" is a loop out of a sci-fi film -- all Rosenwinkel except for Andrew D'Angelo's bass clarinet, a truly strange track -- while "Interlude" is another fascinating gauzy ...
| | James O'Malley If Only In My Dreams CD (2004)
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This seasoned performer has appeared with Lucy Kaplansky, Tom Pacheco, Caroline Herring, Buddy Mondlock, Janis Ian, Louise Taylor, Chuck Pyle, Cheryl Wheeler, Lynn Miles, Jack Williams, along with many other talented artists. Through the years James has performed at such notable venues as The Brokerage, The Red Cedar Soundstage, Café Siné, Berkner Hall, Gerde's Folk City, Carnegie Recital Hall, New York City's Town Hall, The Summer Festival at Heckscher Park, radio stations ...
| | Marc Barnhill Blue Time CD (2003)
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Born in Brooklyn, New York, and growing up "between the Boardwalk and the Verrazano Bridge," Marc Barnhill counted such literate singer-songwriters as James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, David Wilcox, Tracy Chapman, Indigo Girls, Nick Drake, and Jules Shear among his major influences. He wrote both songs and poetry, collaborating with brother Scott on a collection of guitar tracks called Cloudy Skies, and was involved with such music projects as Fall Out, Ontology, Cabin Boy Smith, and Urbal T. A number of early solo songs were recorded as the sparsely acoustic Chasing After demos.Marc approached songwriting with literary care, crafting songs densely packed with evocative language, intelligent introspection, internal rhyme, and surprising imagery. His debut solo album, Blue Time, interspersed uptempo gems like "Brother of Mine," "Smoke and Rattles," and "Tragedy in Coney Island" among contemplative ballads like "Already on My Way," "Wayfarer of the Brine," and "All in My Own Good Time." The CD was heralded as "an unusual and special collection" of "smart, emotional songs," and Marc was described as "one of the very best lyricists and songwriters around" (see PRESS). Several tracks from the CD became crowd favorites at Greenwich Village and ...
| | Rick Pickren Planting By The Moon CD (2003)
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| | Brook Lee Losing Esperanza CD (2003)
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Urban Folk. An Acoustic amalgamation. Ani Difranco meets Jack Johnson and Dave Mathews in a Southern Cali alley and freestyle. Lyrics! Troubadour returned. "You should sing your woes, but you should move your toes". Brook Lee is a Singer/Songwriter from Orange County California who believes "a great song speaks your heart better than you can yourself, a great singer enunciates". That's the goal.Brook's first foray into music was a "multi-cultural hip-hop quartet"(a style evident in his writing even today) at the age of 15. Psychotic Twist of Rhythm played throughout Orange County from 1991 to 1995. Following a record deal that turned out to be neither, Brook moved to Edmonton (Alberta, Canada) to pursue various studies& perfect the frostbite goatee. This led to him playing drums in an alternative band called Seward's Folly(1996-1997) and eventually to him picking up a guitar. Around 1997, Brook changed focus a little bit. Using the influences he had picked up over the years, his growing skills on guitar and an uncanny sense of melody he started writing songs. Out of this early work came Bastard, a song that you owe to yourself to listen to. On the tail end of the obligatory European backpacking trip came a half year stint busking in the Temple Bar quarter of Dublin, Ireland. Brook quickly learned that nobody is going to give your music their attention. You command it-or you don't get it. So he played until they listened. Upon later returning home he formed Menace Sound Suite, a band that began the mold for what would eventually turn into solo work. They played locally and recorded but would eventually split. Brook says ...
| | Claude Francois Les Annees Fleche: Integrale Singles 1972-1978 CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Pat Metheny First Circle CD (1984) Digipak
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In First Circle, the Pat Metheny Group settled into a lineup that lasted for quite a while -- with Metheny, keyboardist Lyle Mays, bassist Steve Rodby, and new drummer Paul Wertico forming the core quartet. The ever-restless Metheny also mixes up the music, not quite leaving the Brazilian glide behind but coming up with some fascinating permutations always affixed with his personal stamp. "Forward March," the album opener, is a bizarre parody full of detuned instruments and half-cocked trumpet from Mays; one wonders if this was directed at a few silly skirmishes of the day (Grenada? the Falklands?). "The First Circle" has Brazilian elements, but now in the service of a grander architectural context, while nothing could be simpler and yet more sophisticated than the delicate ballad "If I Could." "End of the Game" might be the best track on ...
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