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Audio Remixers: Yann Peifer; DJ Manian. Purchase Break Up CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Best Of T.K. Disco Singles: All Day, All Night CD (1995)
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This expansive compilation focuses on a series of disco songs released on theT.K. Records label, most of which date from the mid- to late '70s. Despite the seemingly limiting "disco" tag, The Best of T.K. Disco presents a nicely diverse cross section of material from this genre: Indeed, the music covers everything from the lush, almost symphonic Euro-disco of Beautiful Bend's "That's the Feeling" to the earthy, bass-driven funk stylings of Uncle Louie's "Full Tilt Boogie." Along the way, it unearths plenty of lesser-known disco tunes that will delight hardcore fans of this style: Tempest Trio's "Love Machine" mixes symphonic lushness and percussive grooves to create a multi-layered dance track and "Plato's Retreat" by Joe Thomas is a cheeky tribute to the famous adult's club of the title that features a unique jazz-scat vocal break. A few of the inclusions don't live up to the level of these highlights (Quartz's "Beyond the Clouds" is a rather hookless synthesizer showcase that sounds very chintzy when stacked up against the otherwise richly produced tracks here), but The Best of T.K. Disco offers enough solid disco tracks to make it worth a spin to dance music ...
| | Smooth Grooves: Smooth Jazz Vol. 2 CD (2000)
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Digitally remastered by Dan Hersch and Bill Inglot (DigiPrep).
This is part of the Rhino Records Smooth Grooves: Smooth Jazz series.
Includes liner notes by Barry Benson and Al Knight.
Audio Remasterers: Dan Hersch; Bill Inglot.
Rhino's Smooth Grooves: Smooth Jazz Vol. 2 collects pieces by smooth jazz pioneers and stars like David Sanborn, Bob James, John Klemmer, and the Yellowjackets. Grover Washington's "Come Morning," the Crusaders' "Standing Tall," Jean-Luc Ponty's "Modern Time Blues," and Lee Ritenour's "Countdown ...
| | Anita Baker My Everything CD (2004)
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Anita Baker first garnered a big audience in 1986 with her second record, RAPTURE. A critical favorite with a uniquely raspy, jazz-like expressionistic singing style, she scored a major pop and R&B hit with "Sweet Love." From that initial success, Baker carved her own niche somewhere between deep soul and smooth jazz. After a few more albums she decided to concentrate her passion on her family.
Following nearly a decade's hiatus, Baker returns to the recording studio with 2004's MY EVERYTHING, and, happily, very little has changed. She hasn't tinkered one bit with the sound that made her a beloved singer, emerging with a record both comforting and enrapturing. "You're My Everything" contains lyrics straight out of a WWII-era torch song, and a vibe that would have fit snugly on one of her first few outings. Although backed by a driving saxophone on the energetic gospel/blues number "I Can't Sleep," Baker fills much of MY EVERYTHING with sweet love songs. She brings it all together on the closing track, "Men in My Life," a tribute to her husband and two young boys.
Recording information: Brandon's Way Recording, Hollywood, CA; Conway Studios, Hollywood, CA; East Bay Music Studios, Tarrytown, NY; Le Gonks West Studios, Hollywood, CA; Record One Studios, Sherman Oaks, CA; Soup Can Studios, Detroit, MI; Village Recorders, Los Angeles, CA.
Photographer: Andrew Eccles.
Arrangers: Anita Baker; Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds; Barry Eastmond; Russell Ferrante.
Personnel: Anita Baker (background vocals); Anita Baker (vocals); Philip Hamilton, Philip Hamilton (guitar); Eric Marienthal (alto saxophone); Gary Bias (tenor saxophone); Gary Grant (trumpet); Reggie C. Young , Reggie Young (trombone); George Duke (synthesizer, ...
| | Jon B Stronger Everyday CD (2004)
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From the first track, "Everytime," where the always-unpredictable rapper Dirt McGirt lets loose, Jon B. reveals a sound that is both harder and smoother. On his first three efforts, B.'s best moments were when he molded '70s funk into his own modern take on urban R&B. STRONGER EVERYDAY finds a sweet soul groove and hangs in there for five alluringly sensual tracks before switching into a hip-hop-inspired style, and these tracks include guest shots from Scarface and Tupac (B. worked with the legendary rapper before his death). Whether he's gliding along a mellow tune or working an up-tempo beat, Jon B. presents some of his finest songs on STRONGER EVERYDAY.
Jon B. spent most of the early 1990s producing poppy R&B acts, including Toni Braxton and Color Me Badd, before he got a chance to show off his own rich, dulcet singing voice. His initial solo outings revealed him to be quite the hit-maker, striking a balance between dance and soul. Jon B.'s fourth record, STRONGER EVERYDAY, bears an apt title, as the album finds the multi-talented performer truly discovering his particular niche.
Personnel: Jon B. (vocals, various instruments); Babyface (vocals, various ...
| | Moments Love On A Two-Way Street CD (2005)
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This particular Love on a Two-Way Street is a ten-track compilation that features some of the Moments' most popular singles released from 1969 through 1976, including the title track, "If I Didn't Care," "Sexy Mama," "All I Have," and "I Do" -- all of which reached the Top Ten of the Black Singles chart. Several other sets -- such as Rhino's 18-track The Best of the Moments: Love on a Two-Way Street and Castle's two-disc Love on a Two-Way Street -- are more thorough and easier to recommend, but this is a cheap way to obtain some of the sweetest ballads of the era. [Note: The same disc was released with different artwork by Collectables in 2005.] ~ Andy Kellman
This particular Love on a Two-Way Street is a ten-track compilation that features some of the Moments' most popular singles released from 1969 through 1976, including the title track, "If I Didn't Care," "Sexy Mama," "All I Have," and "I Do" -- all of which reached the Top Ten of the Black Singles chart. Several other sets -- such as Rhino's 18-track The Best of the Moments: Love on a Two-Way Street and Castle's two-disc Love on a Two-Way Street -- are more thorough and easier to recommend, but this is a cheap way to obtain some of the sweetest ballads of the era. [Note: The same disc was released with different artwork by Rhino Flashback in 1998.] ~ Andy Kellman
| | Lady Gaga Just Dance (2008) 4 versions; Remix
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No one can accuse Lady Gaga of not giving the people what they want. "Just Dance," the artist's first single, is an urgent dancefloor filler that draws on Madonna, glam, `80s electro-pop, and deep house, trendy elements that not only push ubiquitous pleasure buttons but carry all the right cultural cachet in the late 2000s. But the up-and-coming dance-pop diva has the skill and flair to pull it off, as anyone who hears (and buys) "Just Dance" will find. Sexy, catchy, and eminently danceable, this single release is hard to resist. More of the same can be heard on THE FAME, Lada Gaga's full-length ...
| | Blaze Tenth Dimension CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Linus Loves Stand Back CD (2004)
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Linus Loves: Sam Obernik (vocals).
| | Hitomi Akikawa Doji (2005) (Import) Japan
$17.09 | | Presets Are You The One? (2006)
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Described as "english soccer hoodlum meets brazilian house music", 'are you the one?' is the second single from the presets' debut long-player, 'beams'. Refusing to be pigeon-holed, julian hamilton and kim moyes share a skewed, singular vision that reassembles pop music into a streamlined, ...
| | Nelly Furtado All Good Things (2007) (Import) SNGL
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Australian enhanced CD pressing of the third single taken from her Loose album. The emotive ballad 'All Good Things (Come To An End)' was written by Furtado and Coldplay's Chris Martin. ...
| | Lm C Liar Liar/Sentimental Piggy Romance (2007) (Import)
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| | Beautiful Friend Emotions On A Leash (2008)
$10.99 | | Sean Paul So Fine (2 Track) (2009) (Import)
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