Stevie Tombstone - Greenwood Audio CD

Track Listing of songs: Coboloid Race; I Want To See The ...

Track Listing of songs: Parsifal : Parsifal, Act I: Prelude; Der Ring Des Nibelungen: Ride Of The Valkyries; Der Ring Des Nibelungen: Forest Murmurs; Der Ring Des Nibelungen: Siegfried's Rhine Journey; Der Ring Des Nibelungen: Siegfried's Funeral March; Tristan Und Isolde: Tristan Und Isolde, Act I: Prelude;

Track Listing of songs: Saddest Music in the World, The; Red Rover, Red Rover; As Seen in the Pine Bluff Commercial; Children Should Be Seen And Not Heard; Little Wings; Sufferin' Suckatash; Robin Song; Edinburgh; Hermit; Thumbtacks + Glue;

Track Listing of songs: Redheaded League;

Track Listing of songs: Machibuse Originally Performed By Yumi Arai; Haruyo Koi Originally Performed By Yumi Matsutoya; Manatsuno Yono Yume Originally Performed By Yumi Matsutoya; Hello My Friend Originally Performed By Yumi Matsutoya; Kageriyuku Heya Originally Performed By Yumi Matsutoya; Sotsugyo Syashin Originally Performed By Yumi Arai; Huto O Wataru Kaze Originally Performed By Yumi Matsutoya; Cyuoh Free Way Originally Performed By Yumi Arai; Hikoukigumo Originally Performed By Yumi Arai; Ano Hini Kaeritai Originally Performed By Yumi Arai;

Recording information: Joan Sebastian Studios; Pepe Aguilar Studios.

Greenwood album Photographer: Bernadeth Gutierrez. Arranger: Jason Corder. Personnel: Ian Hawgood (vocals, guitar, flute, piano, harmonium, Mellotron); Jason Corder (guitar, banjo, piano, vibraphone); Danny Norbury (cello). Editors: Jason; Ian.

Greenwood songs The word timeless is often bandied about when critics discuss folksingers, but it's actually an apt description for Sarah McQuaid's vocals and compositional style. She's traveled the world since she was a child, singing folk songs and soaking up folk culture. She lived in Ireland for 13 years and currently resides in England and sounds more like a British folkie than an American singer/songwriter. "The Sun Goes on Rising" sounds ancient, but it addresses the current economic downturn and although it says "things will get better," its bluesy tone and McQuaid's desolate vocal imply otherwise. McQuaid's crystalline picking and Rod McVey's piano grace "So Much Rain," a song of lost love with a folk/jazz feel. "Lift You Up and Let You Fly" is the prayer of a mother for her young child and it balances delicately on the cusp of overprotection and empowerment. McQuaid's vocal is full of the tremulous emotion every parent feels. The album includes several tasty covers as well. "Solid Air," a tune John Martyn wrote as a remembrance for Nick Drake, is as soulful and somber as Drake's ...

Greenwood music CDs Knee deep in this hip-hop arena, Jus Bleezy has been making music since the early 90s. This DVD includes 110 minutes of footage including the making of the mix with Fat Joe in New Jersey, JB introducing you to his side of the STL, a host of celebrity ...