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Purchase Ghetto Therapy CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Roger Troutman Zapp II CD (1982)
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Building upon the unprecedented success of Zapp's self-titled debut and group leader Roger Troutman's solo debut, The Many Facets of Roger, along with those two album's hit singles -- "More Bounce to the Ounce" and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," respectively -- Troutman returned in 1982 with Zapp II, a strong album again ...
| | Sick Symphonies CD (2005)
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Photographer: Estavan Oriol.
| | Lil Rob Twelve Eighteen CD (2005)
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This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: Lil Rob (rap vocals); Carman Sandiego (vocals); Mr. J, Jimmy Castro (rap vocals).
Restless and persistent, Lil Rob inched his career forward year after year, album after album, and Twelve Eighteen, Pt. 1 reflects his steady growth. It's a thoroughly contemporary rap album, tied very closely to the sounds of 2005, not unlike his past albums reflected their own time frame. So while Rob may have begun his career in the late '90s as a hardcore rapper -- a Chicano thug who fit in well with the Low Profile crowd and its gangsta style -- here in 2005 he's a commercially minded yet thoroughly street-savvy rapper who's content to sit back at times and let his producers run the show. In other words, he sounds kind of like 50 Cent, albeit not nearly as polished and not really that threatening. Like 50, Rob is graced with standout productions that ...
| | MS Sancha Www.Mssanchalive.Com CD (2006)
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| | New Ridaz CD (2006)
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| | Sen Dog Presents - Fat Joints Vol. 1 CD (2006)
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| | Runrig Beat The Drum CD (2000) (Import) England; United Kingdom
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| | Neil Aline On The Rocks CD (2001)
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This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by Neil Aline.
Personnel: Roger Glenn (flute); Tim Brown, Yassine, James ...
| | Viva Latin Jazz CD (2007) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Kottonmouth Kings Classic Hits Live CDs (2003)
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| | Bad Boy's R&B Hits CDs (2004) Parental Advisory
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This release includes a bonus DVD.
Bad Boy is another in a long series of compilations by the German Buffalo Bop label devoted to obscure rock & roll, rockabilly, and hillbilly bop from the '50s and '60s. Most of the tracks were originally released on tiny independent or custom labels, and all were mastered from vinyl for this CD. Buffalo Bop collections are often thematic, and Bad Boy hints at such with the inclusion of several songs with "bad" in the title: "Bad Boy" by Steve France, "Bad Bad Boy" by Johnny Lollar, and "Bad" by John Amory. These songs are in the minority, however, and the thread is not sustained throughout. The obscure Mickey Hawks and Bobby Roberts are each represented by several cuts, and thereafter Bad Boy moves into rocked-up covers of country songs (Sonny Deckelman's "Born to Lose"), hopped-up country music (Bill Watkins' "Missed the Workhouse"), straight rock and rockabilly, and a bizarre "Teen Age Riot" by the heavily accented Portuguese Joe. Swamp rocker Rod Bernard is the only well-known name in the bunch, but collectors of rockabilly compilations may also recognize Orangie Ray Hubbard and Jimmy Patton. The quality of the material is uneven and, because of Buffalo Bop's propensity for creating cohesive thematic packages, Bad Boy seems like an assortment of leftover tracks. Even hardcore enthusiasts of vintage rock and rockabilly will find Bad Boy to be one of Buffalo Bop's weaker efforts. ~ Greg Adams
With her 1992 smash "Real Love," Mary J. Blige almost single-handedly showed the world that "hip-hop" did not always mean rap. The forceful, defiant, funky R&B single was indisputably hip-hop, and was heralded as such. Sean "P. Diddy" Comb's label, Bad Boy, has become one of the icons of the rap world and always been a showcase for the best in soulful hip-hop from 112 to Carl Thomas. Fittingly, Blige's seminal hit (in this case, a remix featuring the Notorious B.I.G.) leads off BAD BOY'S R&B HITS, which collects 12 of the most compelling examples of hip-hop soul.
As it's a Bad Boy compilation, R&B HITS features copious servings of label founder P. Diddy, who always straddles the R&B/hip-hop line in his recordings, including his unforgettable crossover hit ...
| | Crabb Family Locket CD (2005)
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Live Recording
The Crabb Family: Kelly Back (guitar); Bobby All (acoustic guitar); John Huey (steel guitar); Tommy White (dobro); Wanda Vick (mandolin, fiddle); Adam Crabb (harmonica); Dirk Johnson (piano); Jason Webb ...
| | Another Night: Best Of Real Mccoy CD (2005)
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Photographer: Pamela Springsteen.
| | Gap Band Live CD (2007)
$7.59 | | Dollyrots Because I'm Awesome CD (2007) Edited; Enhanced CD
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Having generated a significant buzz with their debut on the scrappy indie Lookout Records, the Dollyrots got snagged by Joan Jett and added to her own Blackheart label. Knowing that much about their history, their sophomore album is pretty much what you'd expect: it's the same tight, gleefully snotty bubblegum punk as what you heard on Eat My Heart Out, except maybe just a bit bigger and just a bit sonically fuller this time around -- par for the course when a band like this starts to mature and gets the budget of an established label behind it. If you loved ...
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