| | Michelle Wright Everything And More CD - Import Michelle Wright Discography of CDs
2006 release from the award-winning Canadian singer that marries her immediately identifiable voice with an impressive collection of material that mirrors many of the changes in attitude and emotion in her life. Some songs are celebrations that come from first hand experiences while others come from that place of insightful observation that has always worked so well for this Ontario-born artist who first established herself as a force back in the early `90's during her tenure with Arista Records Nashville. "Everything And More" is a heartfelt combination of emotions and points of view, coupled with effective shifts in arrangements and tempos, make it a complete package that finds Wright singing with conviction and passion, and, when called for, injecting the right amount of urgency or subtle shading.
Personnel: Michelle Wright (vocals); Jerry Kimbrough, Mike Francis (acoustic guitar); John Willis (electric guitar); Dan Dugmore (steel guitar); Larry Franklin (fiddle); Cathryn Styron Marx, Gordon Mote (piano); Steve O'Connor, Jimmy Nichols (keyboards); Scott Alexander, Joe Chemay (bass guitar); Wayne Killius, Rick Gratton (drums); Patricia Conroy, Sarah Majors, Mike Demay (background vocals).
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Purchase Everything And More CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Miranda Lambert Revolution CD (2009)
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$11.69 Audio Mixer: Mike Wrucke. Liner Note Author: Judy Forde-Blair. While Miranda Lambert's first two albums spun tales of kerosene fires, bar fights, and firearmed vengeance, REVOLUTION ...
| | Sugarland Love On The Inside CD (2008) Bonus Tracks; Deluxe Edition; Digipak; Deluxe Fan Edition
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| | Charley Pride 24 Greatest Hits CD (1996)
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| | Gene Watson Ultimate Collection CD (2001)
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| | Rosie Flores Girl Of The Century CD (2009) Digipak
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| | Eva Cassidy Songbird CD (1998)
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$13.45 Songbird is a posthumous anthology culled from the album Live At Blues Alley and her other solo release, Eva By Heart, along with one track from her 1992 duet album with Chuck Brown titled The Other Side. Blix label.
Personnel: Eva Cassidy (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Chris Biondo (guitar, drum programming); Keith Grimes (guitar); Dan Cassidy, Mike Stein (violin); Chris Walker (trumpet); Lenny Williams (piano); Kent Wood, Hilton Felton, ...
| | Fairport Convention Fiddlestix (Best Of 1972-1984) CD (1998) (Import) Australia
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$20.09 Aussie only definitive 19 track collection. Includes unreleased songs and deluxe liner notes in a 16page booklet.
Fairport Convention includes: Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny, Trevor Lucas, David Swarbrick, Simon Nicol, Dave Pegg, Dave Mattacks. This Australian-only colleciton features 19 songs by British folk-rock band Fairport Convention. It includes tracks spanning 1972 to 1984 including ...
| | Johnny Cash Golden Hits CD (1996)
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| | Essential Joe Diffie CD (2003) Remastered
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$7.69 Personnel: Joe Diffie (vocals); Tim Mensy, John Jennings (acoustic & electric guitars); Bill Hutllett, Billy Joe Walker Jr, Mike Severs, Kenny Bell, John Willis, John Jennings (acoustic guitar); Brent Mason, Kenny Mims (electric guitar); Mike McAdam (tremolo guitar); Jerry Douglas, Paul Franklin (dobro); Stuart Duncan, Mike Severs (mandolin); Rob Hajacos, Stuart Duncan (fiddle); Matt Rollings, Walt Cunningham, Randy McCormick, Steve Nathan, Ron Oates, Jon Carroll (piano, keyboards); Lonnie Wilson, Terry MacMillan, Robbie Magruder (drums, percussion). Producers: Bob Montgomery, Johnny Slate, Mary-Chapin Carpenter. Compilation producer: Gregg Geller. Recorded between 1990 & 1997. Includes ...
| | Grey DeLisle Graceful Ghost CD (2004)
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$14.79 Personnel: Grey DeLisle (vocals, autoharp, music box); Murray Hammond (vocals, acoustic guitar, Indian harmonium, thunderplate); Marvin Etzioni (acoustic guitar, banjolin, celeste, pedal harmonium, piano, standup bass); Sheldon Gomberg (standup bass). Recorded at The West ...
| | Don Gibson Hurtin' Inside/I Love You So Much It Hurts CD (2004)
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| | Brian Kennedy On Song CD (2003) Import
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| | Echo Is Your Love 8 Hours CD (2002)
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| | Trouble Doll CD (2006)
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| | Zombies Odessey & Oracle CD (1968)
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$11.69 Alongside "Sgt. Pepper" and "Pet Sounds", there is "Odessey & Oracle". A timeless psychedelic classic that belatedly attained the recognition it so thoroughly deserved. The sleeve is a cardboard facsimile of the original LP, the latest release in our pop
This edition of ODESSEY AND ORACLE contains the entire album in stereo, followed by the album in mono, plus 3 unissued tracks not included in their box set. The Zombies: Rod Argent (vocals, keyboards); Colin Blunstone (vocals); Paul Atkinson (guitar); Chris White (bass, background vocals); Hugh Grundy (drums). Reissue producer: Alec Palao. Includes original liner notes by Rod Argent and Al Kooper, and reissue liner notes by Alec Palao. Personnel: Rod Argent (vocals, piano, organ, Mellotron, keyboards); Chris White, Colin Blunstone (vocals); Paul Atkinson (guitar); Hugh Grundy (drums). Liner Note Authors: Al Kooper; Rod Argent. Recording information: EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, England. Arranger: The Zombies. Odessey and Oracle was one of the flukiest (and best) albums of the 1960s, and one of the most enduring long-players to come out of the entire British psychedelic boom, mixing trippy melodies, ornate choruses, and lush Mellotron sounds with a solid hard rock base. But it was overlooked completely in England and barely got out in America (with a big push by Al Kooper, who was then a Columbia Records producer); and it was neglected in the U.S. until the single "Time of the Season," culled from the album, topped the charts nearly two years after it was recorded, by which time the group was long disbanded. Ironically, at the time of its recording in the summer of 1967, permanency was not much on the minds of the bandmembers. Odessey and Oracle was intended as a final statement, a bold last hurrah, having worked hard for three years only to see the quality of their gigs decline as the hits stopped coming. The results are consistently pleasing, surprising, and challenging: "Hung Up on a Dream" and "Changes" are some of the most powerful psychedelic pop/rock ever heard out of England, with a solid rhythm section, a hot Mellotron sound, and chiming, hard guitar, as well as highly melodic piano. "Changes" also benefits from radiant singing. "This Will Be Our Year" makes use of trumpets (one of the very few instances of real overdubbing) in a manner reminiscent of "Penny Lane"; and then there's "Time of the Season," the most well-known song in their output and a white soul classic. Not ...
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