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Purchase Greatest Hits CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Linda Ronstadt Heart Like A Wheel CD (1974) Gold; Remastered
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There are just no two ways about it: if you call yourself a fan of '70s music, you simply must have Linda Ronstadt's HEART LIKE A WHEEL. Like Fleetwood Mac's RUMOURS and The Eagles HOTEL CALIFORNIA, this is a masterpiece ...
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| | Percy Sledge 22 All-Time Greatest Hits CD (2003)
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| | Ronnie Gilbert Harp: A Time To Sing CDs (2001)
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Holly Near/Arlo Guthrie/Ronnie Gilbert/Pete Seeger: Holly Near (vocals, percussion); Arlo Guthrie (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric piano, synthesizer); Ronnie Gilbert (vocals, percussion); Pete Seeger (vocals, 12-string acoustic guitar, banjo, recorder, percussion).
Recorded live at the Universal Ampitheatre in Los Angeles, California in September 1984. Includes liner notes by Holly Near, Ronnie Gilbert, Arlo Guthrie, and Pete Seeger.
Recorded in 1984 and originally released the following year, this concert album unites four longtime friends from two eras: Holly Near and Arlo Guthrie from the '60s generation and ex-Weavers Ronnie Gilbert and Pete Seeger from their parents' generation. HARP combines the first letters of their four names. This double-CD re-release certainly has its moments, some of which are among the 13 songs that have been added to the original recording. Among the best tracks are Seeger-led renditions of "Wimoweh" and "Guantanamera" and Guthrie's readings of Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" and Steve Goodman's "City of New Orleans." Some of the between-song storytelling -- such as Guthrie's tale of how he first heard the Goodman composition -- is also worth hearing. Its high spirits, abundant talent, and strong moments notwithstanding, however, A Time to Sing never quite takes off. Like most albums with long spoken bits, this one will have listeners hitting the fast-forward button during its frequent monologues after a few plays. Listeners may want to hit the same button during some of the topical material here, some of which seems lyrically dated and musically thin. It's also disappointing that little collaboration seems apparent. Instead of an album from a real quartet, much of this sounds like a sampler of tracks from four solo CDs. ~ Jeff Burger
Four of the giants of folk music and sociopolitical activism - Holly Near, Arlo Guthrie, Ronnie Gilbert, and Pete Seeger - assembled in 1984 for a handful of concerts that were recorded and released as a 13-song album called "HARP" (an acronym of the first letters of each musician's first name) on Near's Redwood Records in 1985. Near's recent discovery of a trove of unreleased songs from these performances has led to this expanded and remastered 26-song, 2-CD reissue, now subtitled "A Time to Sing!" Former Weavers Seeger and Gilbert, the irrepressible Guthrie, and Near had previously played together in various configurations, but never as a quartet, so there is much unique musical and personal interaction captured here. Each musician brought original, traditional, or contemporary songs to perform, which led to an entrancing program of folk favorites. The repertoire includes old favorites such as "Wimoweh," "Guantanamera," "Twelve ...
| | Darryl Worley Have You Forgotten? CD (2003)
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All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
The shot of young Darryl Worley standing before a flag on the cover of HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN?, is but one clue to the patriotic manna contained within that's struck a chord with the conservative contingency that makes up so much of mainstream country music's fan base. The cornerstone of Worley's third album is the title track, an unabashedly patriotic anthem invoking images of 9/11 and Osama Bin Laden, inspired by a USO tour of Afghanistan that the Tennessee native made over the 2002 Christmas holidays. With an overwhelmingly positive public clamoring for more, Dreamworks wasted no time cobbling together this collection of 16 songs, 12 of them coming from Worley's first two records.
Not surprisingly, a number of other songs feature varying degrees of pro-war sentiment ranging from new material like the Civil War ode "Shiloh" and the line-in-the-sand ditty "I Will Hold My Ground" to the ...
| | Hobart Smith In Sacred Trust: The 1963 Fleming Brown Tapes CD (2005)
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These intimate tracks featuring Hobart Smith playing banjo, guitar, fiddle, and piano were recorded in October, 1963 at Fleming Brown's home in Chicago, and while they were never intended for commercial release, they add up to a well-rounded portrait of this immensely talented old-timey musician. There doesn't seem to have been an instrument that Smith couldn't play (in addition to what he plays here, he also mastered accordion, harmonica, mandolin, and organ), and his repertoire ranged from sacred hymns and Tin Pan Alley classics to the blues and the Appalachian ballads he grew up hearing as a child, all of it delivered with an obvious joy and delight. Among the highlights here are a piano version of "Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss" (Smith is a rare example of a man who could play piano in a string band); a fiery and hard-charging rendition of "Cuckoo Bird," full of hammered and pulled notes on the banjo that Smith called "double-noting;" a slide guitar take on "John Henry," and the a cappella "I Feel So Good," probably best known in the version recorded by Big Bill Broonzy in 1941. Smith incorporated a 19th Century Afro-American feel into his banjo playing, which is apparent on the brief and lovely "I'll Meet You When the Sun Goes Down" (as well as on "Cuckoo Bird"), and his guitar playing drew heavily from the blues, as evidenced by the closing track, a spirited instrumental ...
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