| | Shonen Kamikaze Master'D CD - Import Shonen Kamikaze Discography of CDs
Comes in a sleeve case. Master'D Music | List Price | $59.99 (You save $4.80) | | Category | World Albums, Japanese CDs | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7504713 | | Catalog number | 61351 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 27, 2007 |
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$12.85 Personnel includes: Laura Pausini, Gilberto Gil (vocals); Celso Valli (arranger, conductor, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Geoff Weestley (arranger, conductor); Beppe Pini (acoustic guitar); Mike Landau (guitar, sitar); Massimo Varini (guitar); Christopher Warren Green, Gavin Wright (violin); Dado Parisini (keyboards, synthesizer, programming); KC Porter (keyboards, programming); Eric Buffat (keyboards, background vocals); David Foster (keyboards); ...
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| | Youssou N'Dour Egypt CD (2004)
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$14.99 International pop star Youssou N'Dour explores of the themes and sounds of Senegal's Sufi culture on this striking 2004 release. Markedly different than the artist's other albums, on which African elements combine with Caribbean influence and various American styles (including soul, jazz, and rock), EGYPT moves away from N'Dour's trademark pop and deep into the territory of traditional religious music. Though characterized by an undercurrent of West African rhythms and inflections, the sound here--as the title indicates--draws on North African and Middle Eastern Arab music, and features such regional ...
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$12.49 The strong and powerful influence of African music is hard to miss on this CD, which illustrates the rich cultural heritage of blacks in Bahia and Northeastern Brazil (a region that has produced many musical greats). Legends like Tito Puente, Tito Rodriguez, and Machito were on the scene, so aspiring young salseros assumed they had no choice but to give 200 percent. The percussionist and his longtime partner Andy Gonzales bring that unwavering work ethic to On the Move! (Muevete!), an outstanding live date recorded at Bimbo's 365 Club in San Francisco. When a 65-year-old Oquendo and his band Libre tear into Bobby Capo's familiar cha-cha "Piel Canela" and infectious originals like "No Cuentes," "Chaquilla Ideal," "Oquendo Y Libre" (a celebration of New York's salsa scene), and the descarga (Afro-Cuban jam) "Muevete un Poco," it's clear that a genuine master of salsa is ...
| | Archie Eversole Ride Wit Me: Dirty South Style CD (2002)
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$12.65 Archie Eversole's debut RIDE WIT ME is about nothing if not truth in advertising. From the album's subtitle (DIRTY SOUTH STYLE) to such song titles as "Don't ...
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$8.39 Scott comes from a long line of musicians and singers. He began playing guitar at family jams and singing in the school show choir at age fourteen. When Scott turnedtwenty-three, his Dad introduced him to dim lights, thick smoke and Honky-Tonk Music. Scott has always listened to a wide range of music growing up. His musical start was in the early 90s playing guitar for Hard Rock Bands. In the mid 90s, a new sound called Young Country was taking heed. Brooks-n-Dunn, Tracey Lawrence ...
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$26.79 On Alas y Raices, his first all-new album in four years and tenth album overall, Italian singer/songwriter Eros Ramazzotti once again worked closely with longtime collaborator Claudio Guidetti, who is credited as co-producer and with co-writing ten of the 11 songs. The result is in many ways a typical Ramazzotti album. The songs are both lyrical and vocal showcases for Ramazzotti, and though the music is secondary, it's nonetheless amazing -- a symphonic style of pop/rock whose string arrangements are the work of Paul Buckmaster, a master whose illustrious career spans several decades, going all the way back to early-'70s pop/rock classics by Elton John, Harry Nilsson, and Carly Simon. Moreover, Alas y Raices is a dynamic album that ranges from the album-opening kickstart of "Apuntes y Notas," to the tailor-made hit single "Dimelo a Mi," to the heart-touching ballad "El Horizonte," to the lilting piano pop of "Afectos Personales," to the soaring power ballad "Alas y Raices," to the surging symphonic rock of "Flor Incluidos," to the orchestral highlight "Nosotros Incluidos," to the edgy electro-rock of "No Podemos Cerrar los Ojos." While all of this is in many ways typical for a Ramazzotti album, his post-millennial output in particular, Alas y Raices is a better all-around effort than predecessors such as Calma Aparente (2005) and 9 (2003), which are at times rote and random. In contrast, Alas y Raices sounds inspired and focused, as if the four years since Calma Aparente helped refresh Ramazzotti's album-making creativity. It also might have helped that Ramazzotti used the time off to release E2 (2007), a double-disc greatest-hits compilation comprised partly of newly recorded versions of past hits -- collaborative versions that are relatively experimental in style, perhaps a reflection of his desire to break free of audience expectations. In any event, Alas y Raices is Ramazzotti's best overall album in years, and while it's not brimming with potential smash hits (the perfect lead single "Dimelo a Mi" being the exception), it's definitely filled with highlights and lacking the filler that sometimes found its ...
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