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Rock n Roll music Redemption Music | Category | Heavy Metal Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7345492 | | Catalog number | 110920 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 07, 2006 |
Redemption Songs | 1. | Desperation, Part I | |
| 2. | Desperation, Part II | |
| 3. | Desperation, Part III | |
| 4. | Desperation, Part IV | |
| 5. | Nocturnal | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Window to Space | |
| 7. | As I Lay Dying | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Something Wicked This Way Comes | |
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Comprised of 18 tracks culled from the singer/composer's first three decades, The Very Best of Enya was pieced together by the artist herself, along with longtime collaborators Nicky and Roma Ryan. Luckily, the trio seems enamored by most of the same songs that the general public is, resulting in one of those rare "greatest-hits" collections that goes deep without depriving the listener of the essentials. With tunes like "Orinoco Flow," "Caribbean Blue," and "Book of Days" in the pot and out of the way, it's easier to appreciate hidden gems like "Cursum Perficio," "Boadicea," "Trains and Winter Rains," and "Anywhere Is." Also notable is the inclusion of "May It Be" and a previously unreleased version of "Aníron (I Desire)," both of which originally appeared on the soundtrack for the first chapter of Peter Jackson's beloved Lord of the Rings trilogy. ~ James Christopher ...
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| | Yalloppin Hounds Dirty, Raw, And Swingin' CD (2002)
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Recording information: Night Swing, Lincoln Center, New York, NY (06/1998).
*NOTE: This is a release by popular demand, of the first major gig by the Hounds in NYC, at Lincoln Center's Midsummer Night Swing festival, in 1998. This is a smaller representation of the Hounds before they were doing alot of the original material they became associated with. These are covers of hard swinging classic songs, mostly instrumental, featuring the original incarnation of the band, while some of the members were still in the big band of Illinois Jacquet, and they all left shortly after this concert, as it really put the Hounds on the map!If you want to hear the Hounds burn it down, this is for you. if you are more interested in the more well-known Hip-Hoppish stylings or the originals, check out New Yallloppin City or Ghetto Swing Extreme, also available on cdbaby!BIO:The finest and busiest swing band to arrive on the New York Swing scene, The Yalloppin' Hounds derive their name from a running gag among the musicians of the Illinois Jacquet Big Band. One day at a French concert, Jacquet poked fun at another well-known Swing band from New York by referring to them as a bunch of "yallopping hounds", so when the founding members, all Jacquet alumnus, got together to think up a name for their new swing band, the choice was obvious. "We knew enough about each other already to hear a sound in our heads...and the sound was that of a bunch of barking dogs...." explains bandleader and saxophonist Joey "G-Clef" Cavaseno. The Yalloppin Hounds have the distinction of being the first band in the world to combine the elements of traditional Swing with Hip-Hop stylings, creating a unique and excitingly fresh hybrid. The band, currently weighing in at seven pieces, sounds like a much bigger group, due to the tight section riffing by the horns, and the constant driving beat. Contrary to many early misconceptions, the Hounds ain't no rap crew; they are a group of musicians of the highest caliber and boy do they swing hard!The group has already appeared, or is currently appearing at, the following New York City venues: Midsummer Night Swing at Lincoln Center, Race For The Cure @ Central Park, 10-50 Swing Street, Swing 46, The Supper Club, Windows on the World, China Club, New York Swing Dance Society's Irving Plaza series, Swing Mania at Webster Hall, Rodeo Bar, Tatou, XIT, Louisiana Bar and Grill, No Moore, Lansky Lounge, El Flamingo, Jack's Joint, Don Hill's, Jittersauce Jam at LIFE, and for various Swing Societies and Colleges throughout the United States.A key factor, and perhaps the most important of all, is the wealth of original material brought forth by the Hounds. With a focus on material with decidedly less trite subject matter than one would come to expect from today's Neo-Swing, Composer, Lyricist, and Arranger G-Clef chooses to portray real-life scenarios more-so than a retro tone. Strong, catchy melodies, as well as a hard-driving rhythm are the vibe, sparked by the raw abandon of the Hounds. G-Clef has penned songs that will instantly impress as sure-fire hits; In New York, and now in other places, swing kids of all ages can be found regularly ...
| | Frank Patrick Worlds In Transition CD (2007)
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After a 7 year absence, the former lead vocalist of Zombo Zombo returns with the remarkable new album “Worlds in Transition”, featuring Kevin Breit (Norah Jones, Rosanne Cash), Hugh Marsh (Bruce Cockburn, Loreena McKennitt), Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies), Ian de Souza (Jeff Martin, Jesse Cook), Neil Chapman (Buffy St. Marie, Lee Oskar), vocalist/songwriters Mia Sheard, Kathryn Rose, Lee Whalen and Rachel Smith, plus many other stellar talents. Co-produced ...
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| | Rachel Loy Being Little CD (2006)
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Rachel Loy: BiographyYou can hear it in her songs: Rachel Loy feels right at home with life’s contradictions. In fact, you might say she’s a bit of a contradiction herself.Hard to pin down, and hard to forget, Rachel Loy has always had it both ways: she’s a sweet, petite blonde who sings heartrending ballads with an aching vulnerability, and she drives her electric bass like it’s a pack of pit bulls. She works incredibly hard, but she makes it look easy. She rode the fleeting fame train with a major-label, Billboard-charted hit single at the ripe old age of nineteen, and now, three years after making her mark, she’s ready to be discovered—again. In the late nineties, Rachel Loy made a precocious debut at the age of thirteen, playing bass and singing with her sister for standing-room-only crowds at the renowned “Babes On Sixth” club in Austin. They held the Friday night slot for almost four years. “By the time I was eighteen I was already sick of the downtown party scene – just when all my high school friends were discovering it!” she says.When she went off to college, Rachel did that her own way too: on a full-ride electric bass scholarship to the prestigious Berklee College of Music, in Boston. While there, in 2003, she won national attention with her song “The Same Man,” which she wrote for a friend shipped off to the war in Iraq. Epic released the song, and in no time Rachel was performing on The Today Show and CNN. She graduated Berklee with honors. It’s safe to say she was the only college student in the country who got to team up on songwriting with heavy-hitters Clif Magness (Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson), Steve Kipner (Christina Aguilara), Billy Mann (Pink, Ricky Martin), Victoria Shaw (Garth Brooks), Larry Seyer (Asleep at the Wheel), and Patrick Leonard (Madonna, Jewel). Fruitful and fun as that was, Rachel says it seems like a long time ago. “I remember how badly I wanted to be Pop, and I wanted to be clever, and I wanted to hear my music on big radio with a big record deal,” Rachel says. “I also wanted to express myself. And I did. But now that’s the main thing. With the musical and personal changes I've gone through in the last few years, I have completely new things I want to say.”In 2005, having somehow eluded the fickle attention of the major labels, Rachel moved back to Austin and released her first album, “Love the Mess,” a gorgeous set of original songs produced by Texacool producer/engineer Carl Thiel (Bob Schnieder) that quickly became the most popular album in its genre on Download.com.Better still, in Austin, Rachel found kindred souls, she says, “a community of great songwriters with a free-spirited attitude towards making music—and making it in music.” She tapped right into the heart of that community: soon after hitting town, Rachel was accepted into the competitive Austin Music Foundation Incubator Program (www.austinmusicfoundation.org), an eighteen-month fellowship created by Nikki Rowling that provides three promising local musicians mentoring on both art and ...
| | Social Disease Decades Of Disease CD (2007)
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In the beginning there were two bands banging up the north shore of long island in 1985. Fat Stan, from Setauket and Mystema, from sound beach. Both bands brutalized fans with cover music from bands like, DRI, Slayer, Celtic Frost, and Metallica. Fat Stan was comprised of Doug Bohn on drums, Steve Seigermanon guitar, and Chris Lolissio on bass and vocals. Mystema, was led on bass by Frank Maggio. When Fat Stan lost their bassist/vocalist to a murder prison term, they met Frank through mutual friend and guitarist Johnny V. Maggio, Bohn, and Seigerman found each other, and found that their kindred beliefs in music were matched. It was then that Social Disease took its fledgling ...
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| | Jacqueline Durbin Rock Bottom CD (2008)
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I have been writing songs since the beginning of my troubled teen years, and on through the ups and downs, joys and heartaches, wisdom and foolishness - and the searching and finding of my life. During that time I was always involved in music somehow. It's always been a huge part of me. I just kept my writing to myself - alone with my guitar. It was a place of a private escape. I spent a lot of time trying to be what everyone else wanted me to be. It's only in the past 4-5 years that I've learned not be afraid of who I really am. I realized I might have a chance to make a difference in the world if I would come out of hiding. And not sharing my God given ability was in a way very selfish of me. Now I see how it has blessed people and it's a joy to be able to do that.My music seems to appeal ...
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