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This entry in Verve's series of budget-priced CD EPs designed for "people on the go" features a brief overview of the work of one of the chief architects of Brazilian bossa nova, Antonio Carlos Jobim, including his signature "Girl from Ipanema," the sublime "Corcovado," and the ingenious "Samba De Uma Nota So (One Note Samba)." To Go: Stick It In Your Ear Music Antonio Carlos Jobim To Go: Stick It In Your Ear Songs To Go: Stick It In Your Ear Review
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Purchase To Go: Stick It In Your Ear CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ray Davies Kinks Choral Collection CD (2009)
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Orchestral and choral arrangements of rock songs have been a curious subgenre ever since the mid-'60s ...
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Photographer: Santiago Garfunkel.
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| | Dave Brubeck Time Out CD (1959) Remastered
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Dave Brubeck's TIME OUT ranks alongside Miles Davis' KIND OF BLUE as one of the few advanced jazz ...
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Recorded between 1960 and 1967. Includes liner notes by Steve Kolanjian.
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| | Bernard Purdie Legends Of Acid Jazz CD (1971)
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Recorded in October 1972 and June 1973.
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| | Ken Schaphorst Over The Rainbow: The Music Of Harold Arlen CD (1996)
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Ken Schaphorst certainly isn't the only jazz artist who has explored the Harold Arlen songbook; over the years, Arlen's songs have been beaten to death in the jazz world. So when Over the Rainbow: The Music of Harold Arlen came out in 1996, it begged the question: do jazz enthusiasts really need to hear yet another Arlen tribute album? In Schaphorst's case, the answer is "most definitely." The majority of songs that the bandleader/arranger embraces on this CD will be very familiar to jazz fans; anyone who is seriously into jazz has no doubt heard countless versions of "I've Got the World on a String," "Come Rain or Come Shine," and "Out of This World." But Schaphorst, much to his credit, doesn't approach them in a knee-jerk, predictable fashion -- he doesn't rip off Buddy Rich's arranging style, and he doesn't feature some unimaginative Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald clones who are afraid to develop their own personalities. Instead, Schaphorst takes chances, and offers a post-bop tribute to Arlen that is, on occasion, mildly avant-garde. ...
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Joe McBride definitely keeps things "real" on his CD Keepin' It Real. Everything is real smooth, real light, and real contemporary. There is an interesting, if oddball cover of The Sopranos' theme to start things off, but otherwise ...
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