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Jesse James, "Mr. I Can Do Bad By Myself," presents his sixth album of heartfelt soul. Jesse has dedicated this new album to the memory of his late son Sean James "Fuzz" McClelland who was killed while "It's Not So Bad After All" was being made (Sean rap It's Not So Bad After All Music Jesse James It's Not So Bad After All Songs | 1. | It's Not So Bad After All |
| 2. | You're All in My Dreams |
| 3. | You Got to Play (If You Wanna Play |
| 4. | Let Me Be Your Pacifier |
| 5. | High Speed in the Ambulance |
| 6. | What Happen to the Dream |
| 7. | I'd Rather Eat Soup with You Than Steak with Somebody Else |
| 8. | I'm Not Going Nowhere |
| 9. | When Are You Coming Home |
| 10. | Operator Please Put Me Through |
| 11. | Forever |
| 12. | You Want Everything But Me |
| 13. | First Day of the Rest of My Life |
| 14. | I Get a Rise |
| 15. | It's Not So Bad After All-Remix |
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Buy It's Not So Bad After All CD Purchase It's Not So Bad After All CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Jesse James Operator Please Put Me Through CD (1993)
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This is the third album from "Mr. I Can Do Bad By Myself." (Previously deleted: 9/1/05. Original release date: 5/5/94)
Liner Note Author: Jesse James.
Recording information: Darstan Studios, Mtn. View, CA; Felstar Studios, Vallejo, CA; Sparks Studios, Berkeley, CA; Tamblin Sounds, San Jose, CA.
Photographer: Phil Bray.
Arrangers: Wally Windsor; ...
| | Paul Carrack It Ain't Over CD (2003)
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If ever a guy deserved more it's Paul Carrack. Carrack has fronted some of the most symbolic pop/rock bands in the last 30 years, from Ace to Squeeze to Mike + the Mechanics. He's written brilliant songs -- "Tempted," "How Long" -- and issued brilliant solo records -- Suburban Voodoo -- but is still regarded as a journeyman, rather than as a star in his own right. That's just wrong. It Ain't Over is a case in point for Carrack's consistency and brilliance. This set of 11 new songs were all penned and played by Carrack himself, with the exception of horns and strings. From the gorgeous soul groove of "Nothing to Lose," to the laid-back, sultry hook in the title cut, to heartbreaking Stax-styled R&B of "Empty Space," to the dirty funk of "Never Too Late," Carrack showcases his amazing versatility and his taut, in-the-pocket style of writing. As a singer, he's one of the most disciplined around, and still he manages to get across the deeper, subtler emotions in a song. If there some kind of "Pop Justice," Carrack's It Ain't Over would be on every adult contemporary station in the States. But alas, Clear Channel's not exactly known for its vision, and other programmers seemingly have no place on their playlists for smart, sophisticated, sassy, ...
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| | Sam & Dave I Thank You CD (1968)
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Originally released on Atlantic (8205) on October 25, 1968. Includes original release liner notes by Jerry Boulding.
Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot & Dan Hersch. Reissue produced by Yves Beauvais.
Issued in 1968 after the mega hits, "Hold On, I'm Comin'" and "Soul Man," Sam & Dave became interested in the emerging funk sounds happening throughout the R&B scene. Thankfully, so was the writing team of Isaac Hayes and David Porter, who wrote one of he singles from this set, the burning, gritty "I Thank You." Many don't see I Thank You as such a strong recording in contrast to the pair's earlier showings, but simply put, they're wrong. Hayes' production is ambitious, multi-dimensional, and pointedly accents the individual strengths of both singers. Check out the contrast in vocal styles on "Everybody Got to Believe in Somebody." Hayes puts them front and center and surrounds them with a rich, swirling string arrangement. The hit from the album is the wooly groover "Wrap It Up," where the pair rise above a killer Memphis Horn arrangement and Steve Cropper's funky guitar to wail in call and response on the choruses. The greasy, grainy, in-the-pocket instrumental production on "Ain't That a Lot of Love" lends itself to the rough-and-tumble execution by Sam & Dave; this is the kind of track they must have had a ball recording. It is one of the many great under-heard tunes in the pair's catalog. I Thank You stands the test of time very well. ~ Thom Jurek
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| | Charles Trio Brown Cryin' Mercy CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Om Lounge 10 CD (2006)
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| | Dick Hindman Secret Garden CD (2002)
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Dick Hindman began playing classical piano at age 11.Then, in 1961, someone played him an Oscar Peterson record.He was excited by jazz since it combined the dynamic rhythmical concepts of blues and the tonality of classical music.He then began listening to Eroll Garner, George Shearing, Art Tatum, Ahmad Jamal, Miles Davis with Wynton Kelly, and Bill Evans.In 1972, Dick played his first recording date as a sideman on Pete Christlieb's "Jazz City" album.In 1973, Dick moved to San Francisco where he worked as a musician in many jazz clubs.In 1978, Dick went to Denver for nine months to head up a trio at Clyde's Pub where he worked with Sonny Stitt, Lou Donaldson, Dakota Staton, Harold Land, Blue Mitchell, Leon Thomas, Eddie Jefferson and Richie Cole.Back in San Francisco, Dick joined up with Richie Cole, recording and touring in Japan, Europe, the United States and Canada.He performed on many Riche Cole ...
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