| | Z-Ro vs. The World CD Z-Ro Discography of CDs
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This is an example of Southern Rap's "screwed" mix style.
Z-Ro Vs. The World CD
Z-Ro Z-Ro vs. The World Songs | 1. | Ni**A From the Hood | |
| 2. | World Wide | |
| 3. | Dirty 3rd., The | |
| 4. | Hustling All I Can Do | |
| 5. | Swang on 4's | |
| 6. | Looking Good | |
| 7. | 3rd Coast | |
| 8. | One Thug | |
| 9. | Gonna Get Easier | |
| 10. | Screwed Up | |
| 11. | Still My Life | |
| 12. | Lets Chill | |
| 13. | Why | |
| 14. | To Love a Thug | |
| 15. | Steady Ballin' | |
| 16. | Smokers Anthem | |
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vs. The World Music Review Purchase vs. The World CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Z-Ro CD (2002) Reissue
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Personnel: Z-Ro, Scarface, Trea (rap vocals); Tanya Herron (background vocals).
Producers include: Leroy Williams, Mike Dean, Solo, Mr. Lee, Bigg Tyme.
Recorded at Dean's List, House Of Hits, Noddfactor, MAD Studios, Houston, Texas.
This is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style.
Personnel: Z-Ro, Scarface, Trea (rap vocals); Tanya Herron (background vocals).
Producers include: Leroy Williams, Mike ...
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| | Yusef Lateef Into Something CD (1961)
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Personnel: Yusef Lateef, Barry Harris, Herman Wright, Elvin Jones.
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| | Kyuss Sky Valley CD (1994)
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Kyuss: John Garcia (vocals); Josh Homme (guitar); Scott Reeder (bass, background vocals); Brant Bjork (drums).
Additional personnel: Mario Lalli (guitar); Peter Moffet (percussion).
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| | Charles Mingus Pithecanthropus Erectus CD (1956)
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Personnel: Charles Mingus (acoustic bass); Jackie McLean (alto saxophone); J.R. Montrose (tenor saxophone); Mal Waldron (piano); Willie Jones (drums).
Recorded at Audio-Video Studios, New York, New York on January 30, 1956. Includes liner notes by Nat Hentoff and Charles Mingus.
Personnel: Jackie McLean, Charles McPherson (alto saxophone); J.R. Monterose, Bobby Jones (tenor saxophone); Eddie Preston (trumpet); Mal Waldron (piano); Dannie Richmond, Elvin Jones, Willie Jones , Willie Jones III (drums).
Liner Note Authors: Yves Bigot; Claude Nobs; Ahmet Ertegun; Nat Hentoff; Charles Mingus.
Recording information: Audio-Video Studios, New York, NY (01/30/1956); Paris, France (01/30/1956).
Photographer: David Spitzer.
Pithecanthropus Erectus was Charles Mingus' breakthrough as a leader, the album where he established himself as a composer of boundless imagination and a fresh new voice that, despite his ambitiously modern concepts, was firmly grounded in jazz tradition. Mingus truly discovered himself after mastering the vocabularies of bop and swing, and with Pithecanthropus Erectus he began seeking new ways to increase the evocative power of the art form and challenge his musicians (who here include altoist Jackie McLean and pianist Mal Waldron) to work outside of convention. The title cut is one of his greatest masterpieces: a four-movement tone poem depicting man's evolution from pride and accomplishment to hubris and slavery and finally to ultimate destruction. The piece is held together by a haunting, repeated theme and broken up by frenetic, sound-effect-filled interludes that grow darker as man's spirit sinks lower. It can be a little hard to follow the story line, but the whole thing seethes with a brooding intensity that comes from the soloist's extraordinary focus on the mood, rather than simply flashing their chops. ...
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| | Johnny Cash I Walk The Line - 25 Greatest Hits CD (1964) (Import) Netherlands
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European pressing. 25-track greatest-hits package, includes the title track, which was this legends first No. 1 hit. This album is not to be missed. 2006.
The budget-priced compilation I Walk the Line is the umpteenth reissue of a selection of Johnny Cash's 1955-1958 recordings for Sun Records. It includes six of Cash's first seven country singles chart entries: "Cry! Cry! Cry!," "So Doggone Lonesome," "Folsom Prison Blues," "I Walk the Line," "There You Go," and "Train of Love." It also includes a number of tracks that Cash left unreleased when he moved to Columbia Records in 1958, tracks later overdubbed with vocal groups and thus missing the spare Tennessee Two sound. The version of "I Love You Because" is the second take, not the more familiar first take, and is apparently unreleased previously. Annotator Glenn N. Gretlund makes much of the supposition that Jerry Lee Lewis may be the pianist on the take, but Cash has always denied this, and, anyway, if it is Lewis, then he is also present on the first take. This sort of discographical detail will be of interest only to Cash completists, who may want to pick up this inexpensive collection just for that reason. Otherwise, there are better collections of the material in the marketplace. ~ William Ruhlmann
A two-disc compilation from Epic and Sony's German release label, this set draws songs from nearly all phases of Johnny Cash's long career. Little thought seems to have been put into sequencing, however, and songs from different time periods bump up against each other constantly. This is probably not as big a problem as it would have been for most other artists, though, since Cash was remarkably unchanging in his approach to music over the years, but still, in the end, it is a minor irritation. ~ Steve ...
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