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Since the 1970s Mark Knopfler has been carving out a niche for himself as a distinctive and much-admired songwriter and guitarist, first with his band Dire Straits and later as a solo artist. This 2-disc set collects many of the highlights ...
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PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF THIS ALBUM GO TO CURE AUTISM NOW AND OTHER AUTISM-RELATED CHARITIES. Dimension Mix comes in a full-color digipack with 12-page booklet.Dimension 5 - The fifth dimension. Also, the radio wave. Light. Infrared. Heat. Or to Bruce Haack and Esther Nelson, "the dimension of imagination"-and to those "turned-on" and tuned-in enough to believe in imagination, the dimension of possibility. It was in this dimension that the disc you are holding was born. Now in order of appearance:Bruce Haack - A lonely only-child who barely saw the shadows of the Depression and World War II scrape across his sleepy mining town in Alberta, Canada. He would grow up to become a father of electronic music and gifted composer/songwriter who could scribble Carnegie Hall onto a laundry list of life achievements right next to Julliard dropout.Haack's musical career careened through the 1950s--he wrote radio ditties for the Dot and Coral record labels on one day, experimented with enough tape loops, violins, sopranos, and electronics to transform a Belgian ballet commission into a treatise on mechanical music on the next. He was an unparalleled innovator who constructed synthesizers and soundtracks befitting the zenith of the space-age. He was also an unbridled creative force in need of just enough bearing to keep from self-destructing.Esther Nelson and Dimension 5 - A children's dance teacher and lyricist. Also, first mate at the helm of Haack's creative energies. In 1962, Nelson and Haack met and formed the Dimension 5 record label. Together, they would write and record more than ten children's records over the next twenty years. Haack's reverse-entropy dancescapes and arcade blips and blizzards played Funk Brothers to the hip-hopping lesson plans of Nelson's Diana Ross-with the exception that Haack's groove radiated from somewhere deep in the heart of schematics most electronic engineers at the time would feign to understand, and Nelson's covergirl starlet ...
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In late 1964, Kent Records released a successful Ike and Tina Turner live album called The Ike & Tina Turner Revue Live. Warner Bros. Records did even better in early 1965 with a similar album that had a similar title, Live! The Ike & Tina Turner Show. Then, in 1966, Loma Records, a Warner subsidiary, went them one better by releasing a third Ike and Tina Turner live album with exactly the same title as the 1965 Warner album. All of this was pretty confusing, and the duplication probably didn't help the duo in the marketplace, but the Loma album was another worthy concert recording by a group heard at its best in a live setting. Here, the showcase was Tina Turner's extended soliloquy on "All I Can Do Is Cry," which detailed a romantic betrayal that went all the way up to the altar, though the opening, "Shake a Tail Feather," and the closing, a version of the group's hit "A Fool for You," were also impressive. ~ William Ruhlmann
Ike and Tina Turner left behind more than one live album from the early '60s, but this double-LP/double-CD set is probably the best of them. Not only is the sound superb and the performance of the band spot-on, but Tina Turner is in exceptionally good voice, and the range of material -- from R&B standards like "Hi Heel Sneakers" (done here as "Tight Pants") to country-pop songs such as "I Can't Stop Loving You" -- is not only astounding, but a brilliant showcase for the duo and their band; they even bring a subtle soulfulness amid the broader, more shouting pieces, to Sam Cooke's "Good Times" and the virtual Tina Turner solo piece "All I Can Do Is Cry." The CD reissue is so clean that it captures all of those nuances -- but when the sax solo and the chorus come up on "Early in the Morning," it also sounds like your ear is down the bell of the instrument and the rest of you is lying in the lap of the Ikettes. The sound varies radically between some songs, as though the microphone setups were very different between the two concert venues used as sources for this release, and there's no attempt at making this seem like a complete show from one source, the silence between ...
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