Swamp Dogg - Resurrection CD

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Resurrection songs Joe Bussard is a veteran record collector (owning over 25,000 78s) and disc jockey who delights in sharing his recorded treasures with others. This CD allows one the opportunity to hear some of his favorite recordings, many of which are rarities. The 24 selections include country blues, ...

Resurrection buy CD music Nellie "Tiger" TravisNellie "Tiger" Travis is a beautiful woman with a soulful voice. Originally hailing from a small town in Mississippi, Travis now calls Chicago home. In her new surroundings, Nellie has chosen to demonstrate her ample vocal talents in the highly competitive Chicago blues scene, performing at venues such as Kingston Mines and Koko Taylor's Celebrity Room. Covering a variety of musical styles including blues, r+b, jazz and even gospel. Now she has added southern soul under her belt with the CD Wanna Be With You. Nellie delivers emotion like nobody's business. They say what comes from the heart, goes to the heartand Nellie will go right to your heart. I mean the girl can go, the slow jams are there, the dance floor hits will get you going, you can't keep still listing to Nellie Tiger Travis.

Resurrection CD music As much a penetrating and painful lesson in American history as it is a fantastic set of vintage, obscure soul, Does Anybody Know I'm Here? Vietnam Through the Eyes of Black America 62-72 -- the follow-up to Kent's superb A Soldier's Sad Story -- documents a very different dimension of antiwar protest music: Edwin Starr's classic "War" aside, the mainstream antiwar canon comprises songs written and performed almost entirely by white folkies (Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, et al.), but the African-American response was just as potent and provocative, with an underlying sense of hopelessness and disenfranchisement that speaks volumes about the mindset of the black counterculture as war raged not only in Southeast Asia but also in places like Detroit and Watts. Ranging from the mournful soul of Marvin Gaye's opening "Soldier's Plea" to the blistering funk of Funkadelic's closing "March to the Witch's Castle," the set spans not only musical styles but also varying shades of polemical intensity -- some cuts are confrontational and direct, others elegiac and allegorical, but all burn with the emotional honesty and complexity that are the hallmarks of soul music at its finest. Other highlights include the Dells' title cut, Archie Bell & the Drells' "A Soldier's Prayer," and the Impressions' "Don't Cry My Love." ~ Jason Ankeny Here is another CD of prime cuts that explore aspects of the Vietnam war. Many of the biggest names in '60s and '70s soul offer personal and pointed views. This is consistently as good as the first volume in every department, and contains many tracks tha Performers include: Marvin Gaye, Masters Of Houston, William Bell, Dells, Funkadelic, Martha Reeves, Impressions and more.

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Resurrection buy CD music The idiosyncratic (read eccentric) soulman Swamp Dogg, responsible for such psychedelic funk classics as TOTAL DESTRUCTION TO YOUR MIND and RAT ON! (voted as some of the worst album art of all time!), is back to his old tricks with an all-covers album, a self-styled "tribute to rock 'n' roll" called GIVE 'EM AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN. Novelty factor aside, the album is actually a good one, roughly similar in style to the current Daptone label neo-soul craze. With his loose, funky band in tow, Dogg puts his highly personal stamp on such rock-&-rollclassics as "Johnny B. Goode," "Great Balls Of Fire," "I Want To Hold Your Hand," a psychedelic-heavy "Satisfaction" that wouldn't be out of place on a Funkadelic album, and a reprise of his great 1970 swamp funk hit, "Total Destruction To Your Mind." If you heard this set in a club, you'd probably think it was a pretty memorable night out. Photographer: Kees Tabak. Personnel: Craig Kimbrough (drums). Recording information: The Dogg's House, Northridge, CA.