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Purchase Lo Esencial CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Oscar D'Leon Tranquilamente...Tranquilo CD (2008)
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| | Marc Anthony Libre CD (2001) Spanish
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LIBRE was nominated for the 2002 Latin Grammy Award for Best ...
| | Tropical Tribute To The Beatles CD (1996) With DVD
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On December 31, 1962, the Beatles performed the classic song "Besame Mucho" at the Star Club in Hamburg, Germany, in recognition of the highly emotive music from Latin America. Four decades later, RMM decided to bring the Beatles' greatest hits back, this time played by some of the most prominent Latin artists in a tropical tribute to one of the most influential acts in popular music ever. After the opening track, "Hey Jude," by Puerto Rican singer Tony Vega, Tito Nieves and the percussion virtuoso Tito Puente deliver a freewheeling "Let It Be." The Cuban soloist Guianko performs a salsa version of "Can't Buy Me Love," followed by Johnny Rivera's "Hard ...
| | Issac Delgado Asi Soy CD (2008)
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| | Gilberto Santa Rosa Solo Bolero CD (2003)
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| | Andy & Lucas Andy & Lucas CD (2003)
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| | Harry James And His New Jazz Band CD (2002)
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| | Chou Jay Eight Dimensions CD (Import)
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| | Tomasz Stanko Lontano CD (2006)
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The change of direction on Lontano, the third release by Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and his three young collaborators -- Marcin Wasilewski (piano), Slawomir Kurkiewicz (bass), and Michal Miskiewicz (drums) -- is startling. Whereas Soul of Things (2002) and Suspended Night (2004) focused on Stanko's increasing sense of balladry and structurally harmonic, assonant atmospheres, Lontano showcases a band confident enough after playing for five years to find real space for free improvisation. Recorded in the south of France instead of Oslo, producer Manfred Eicher works his name magic and allows stillness and silence to play as much a role as the performers engaging one another musically. The opening title track is the first of three such excursions with the title "Lontano." Here, Wasilewski's piano opens the door and allows for the band to haltingly and carefully enter the tune, contributing economically until a groove eventually develops out of one of Stanko's balladic ideas. Ever so slowly the beat becomes circular and focused, the band vamps on it, gradually gaining in intensity until it threatens to fall apart. But it never does. Instead the band winds it way back down into silence. "Cyrhia" begins as a thoughtful, hesitant ballad, but once more finds its way out into the world, entering it as a near-modal blues. "Kattorna" was originally performed by the Krzysztof Komeda group on its influential -- and groundbreaking -- album Astigmatic in 1965. Its angularity has been rounded off, but its sense of adventure is retained and Stanko's own economical style on playing, and then playing around its lyric line, is impressive, as is Kurkiewicz's empathic bassline. The other two "Lontano" pieces, at the middle and near the end of the disc, represent a kind of improvisation that actually sings. The interplay between the trio members and Stanko is instinctive. It's not nearly so hesitant and ranges farther than on "Lontano I." Lyricism and melodic ideas are never sacrificed in this kind of improvisation, but the playing is so free it nearly leaves the realm of ...
| | Yo Stro Dance Of The Bones CD (2008)
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This album was mixed with the intent of turning up the "super bass", and letting the party begin! It's inspiration comes from the Mexican celebration of Dia de los Muertos, or "Day of the Dead", where they dance in the streets at parades and fiestas, in a celebration of life! Yo Stro is a group of five studio musicians, who perform regularly together on numerous studio projects, along with other assorted works for hire. The name is a nickname for the groups' principal songwriter and keybaordist, ...
| | Fire Zuave Sand Fastened CD (2008)
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Chuck Andrews –Guitar/Vocals Chris Cartrett – Bass/Backup Vocals Jason Hermes –Drums/Backup Vocals“Hey guys, I really love these songs! keep up the good work/play! Chuck, your voice sounds great, like there's real strawberries in there!” -Kevin Barnes, of Montreal60's mod harmonies, built in the basement of CBGB's, as the heartfelt wrench of an afternoon sunset listens to a Syd Barrett sonnet. “Fire Zuave aim at creating a mashup of their own ‘if the Beatles were born in Nashville’ ”–Marya Summers, New Times 12/6/07Credentials:Counting all members, a total of 4 independent CD were released. Work with 2 producers should be noted. Wally Bryson (The Raspberries, www.thebrysongroup.com) worked with Chuck Andrews’s band Qwasi Qwa on the album ‘Shaking Hands With the Governor-1999’. The Cleveland Freetimes gave rave reviews in 2000 to Chuck Andrews band Qwasi Qwa and also won best Americana band. Qwasi Qwa was nominated in 2001 and 2002 under various alt country Americana categories. Phil McArthur (Nestor Torres, Ricky ...
| | Byzantine Music Of The Greek Orthodox Church Vol. 17 -Hymns Of Saint Leonides CD (2008)
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Inspirational chants sung by the Byzantine Choir, under the direction of Costas Zorbas, head chorister of All Saints Cathedral, Kallithea, Athens Greece.Byzantine Music of the Greek Orthodox Church / Volume 17 / Hymns of St. Leonides Hear the Byzantine Music.Hear the Ancient Greek Music of the Orthodox Church.Hear the kind of music that was the pioneer of today' s music and used to be heard by the ancient Greek Philosophers Socrates, Plato and Aristotelis, 3.000 years ago. Now there is your chance to hear the Byzantine music from 16 CDs on chanted by the multi-member Byzantine Choir under the direction of Costas Zorbas, Head Chorister of Saint Panteleimon of Acharnon Street (Athens), Greece. What is the Byzantine music ? It is the continuation of the Ancient Greek music (3.000 BC) The music of Apollo and Orpheus, the music heard at the ancient Greek theatre during the tragedies of Aeschylus and Sophocles and during the Olympic Games are the of Byzantine music. The domination of Christianism helped the Greek music to spread outside of the Greek territory. At the beginning ...
| | Beatcentric Fine Line Collection CD (2008)
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| | Yoskar Sarante Vuelve Vuelve CD (2008)
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| | M A N D Y 12 Great Remixes For 11 Great Artists CD (2009)
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