| | Blanca Rosa Gil No Soy Tu Esclava CD Blanca Rosa Gil Discography of CDs
Blanca Rosa Gil No Soy Tu Esclava Songs | 1. | Camas Gemelas |
| 2. | Habiendo Tanta Gente en el Mundo |
| 3. | Hacia Adelante |
| 4. | No Me Llames Extranjera |
| 5. | Punto Final |
| 6. | Por Nuestro Amor |
| 7. | Acostumbrate a Pensar |
| 8. | Pajaro Herido |
| 9. | Murmuraron |
| 10. | No Te Detengas Corazon |
| 11. | Fue Por Mi Bien |
| 12. | No Soy Tu Esclava |
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Perhaps more than any other non-Cuban musician, Oscar D'Leon has perfected the sound of the son. This album is testament to that fact, documenting on two discs a live concert in a New York nightclub. Throughout several decades D'Leon has perfected his live act, ...
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William Elliott Whitmore's stunning debut album, Hymns for the Hopeless, a death-haunted collection of country-folk dirges sung in an ancient croak of a voice, begged the question, if an acceptance of death is both redemption and deliverance from a life of pain, struggle and regret, where to next? With Ashes to Dust, his second album, Whitmore makes it clear that the answer is simply more of the same. Like the first offering, this release practices a stern folk minimalism, with Whitmore's whiskey gargle of a voice delivering slow-burning gospel sermons to the sparse accompaniment of banjo or guitar, and when the occasional electric slide guitar enters, it seems to come from the next century, so insular is the tone here. This is country music that is still attached at the hip to gospel and the stern Baptist church hymns that are tailored to the three-note vocal range of the everyman, and Whitmore's astounding voice makes it all stick in the mind like a cautionary tale. But while most of Ashes to Dust could fit seamlessly alongside Hymns for the Hopeless, there are some subtle differences that make this album at least a partial step farther down the road to redemption. Death is still the dominate force here, and it sits atop the sequence like a huge shadow in songs like "The Day the End Finally Came," "Diggin' My Grave," and "The Buzzards Won't Cry," but Whitmore has decided to embrace hope and love in the fiercely romantic "When Push Comes to Shove," the stunning train song "Lift My Jug (Song for Hub Cale)," and the masterful portrait of his farmer father that closes the album, "Porchlight." These three songs in particular lift the album out of its harrowing fascination with death and allow some light in on the proceedings. Redemption, Whitmore appears to be saying, just might be attainable ...
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In 1982, Rory Ridley-Duff and Stephen Anscombe released one of progressive rock’s ‘hidden treasures’. Popularised by Japanese, UK and US record collectors in the early 1990s, demand grew until the album was released worldwide through CD Baby. 25 years on, Rory and Stephen have collaborated again in the studio. Aided by performance contributions from Iain Carnegie and Nigel Rippon (Protos members between 1982-1984), the result is unmistakably Protos, and another memorable contribution to the art-rock genre.The Noble Pauper's Grave tells the story of a man born to privilege who rejects his upbringing. Drawn to the plight of the poor, he helps to organise and rally support for their cause whilst finding love amongst them. A tale of humility, tragedy, courage and affection set to high quality instrumental rock music.The album opens with Born a Bit Blue, an upbeat blues number depicting the energy of youth. This is followed by Travels, a lilting melodic number in 5/4 time that portrays the noble sailing away to a new life. Next comes The Rally, one of two tracks that exceed 10-minutes in length. This powerful rock track intersperses a march with reflective and melancholic passages. The Final Dawn is a quiet tuneful reprise from danger, communicated through a subtle arrangement for guitar, saxophone, flute, acoustic bass, piano and strings. The fifth track, Outcry, has a dark and moody opening before breaking out into another powerful rock track. The central section depicts a dance that leads to an erotically charged love scene. A finale closes the track, capturing the noble's emotional turmoil as his lover departs. Aftermath, another upbeat rock number, captures the mood of the noble as he faces the retribution of his followers. Departures closes the album with a beautiful portrayal ...
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