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I'll Erase Away Your Pain Music Whatnauts I'll Erase Away Your Pain Songs I'll Erase Away Your Pain Music Review Purchase I'll Erase Away Your Pain CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Black Ivory Don't Turn Around/Golden Classics CD (1993)
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| | Whatnauts Message From A Blackman CD (1970)
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| | Spinners Live! CD (1998)
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| | Best Of The Intruders: Cowboys To Girls CD (1995)
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$6.79 Dennis Harris, Norman Harris, Reginald Lucas, Bunny Sigler, T.J. Tindall
(guitars); Don Renaldo (strings); Zach Zachary (alto saxophone); Tony Williams (saxophone, flute); Sam Reed (horns); Eddie Green, Leon Huff, Harold Williams (piano); Victor Carstarphen, Lenny Pakula (organ); Dexter Wansel (keyboards); Vince Montana (vibraphone); Ronnie Baker, Anthony Jackson (bass); Karl Chambers, Charles Collins, Norman Farrington, Earl ...
| | Best Of The Moments: Love On A Two-Way Street CD (1996)
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$9.19 Additional personnel includes: Sammy Lowe (conductor); Sylvia Robinson (spoken vocals); Tommy Keith (guitar).
Recorded between the late 1960s and 1982. Includes liner notes by A. Scott Galloway.
Willie & The Mighty Magnificents: Willie Feaster (guitar); Bert Keyes (piano); Val Burke (bass); Arnold Ramsey (drums).
Live Recording
Producers: Sylvia Robinson, Larry Roberts (track ...
| | Montclairs Make Up For Lost Time: Paula Recordings 1972-1974 CDs (2001) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
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$19.15
| | Rascals Groovin' And Other Hits CD (1997)
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| | Gene Pistilli I Still Get Dressed On Sundays CD (2003)
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$11.39 by Ray Benson - Asleep at the WheelGino Pistilli! It sounds like the star of a spaghetti western or a character on The Sopranos. Or maybe a New York cowboy in Nashville, feeding the hit makin' machinery of the country music business. Well, he's all of that and much, much more! If he were only one of the founders of The Manhattan Transfer it would have been enough to impress me. If he only had written a number one tune for Randy Travis, "Too Gone Too Long," he would have impressed me. But he has written dozens of great songs, sings in a smooth smokey baritone that resonates like a cool breeze and keeps the tradition of great songsmithing in good stead with his original, yet familiar, tunes. So enjoy this CD (unless ya got it on 8 track) and imagine, if you will, Gino's tattooed hands playing notes outta his guitar, singin' thru a haze of cigarette smoke and riding off into the sunset in a yellow cab with A SET OF TEXAS LONG HORNS on the hood! Muchos gracias amigo, me gusto mucho mas! Austin, TX 2003 NOTES FROM THE ARTIST My love for swing music was handed down to me from my folks. From Count Basie to Spade Cooley, they liked it all as long as it swung. They were big Hank Williams, Sr. fans and if you listen close, beneath those unforgettable lyrics and melodies, all his songs had a sweet little swing to them. This swing thing led me to become on of the original members of the Manhattan Transfer. They veered off into modern jazz and I went after Bob Wills and I've been chasing him ever since. Gene Pistilli
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| | Giant Panda Fly School Reunion CD (2005)
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$10.19 Los Angeles-via-Seattle trio Giant Panda takes the Way-Back Machine to a distinctly golden era of hip-hop. MC Maanumental even says as much on the track "'90s," an era of production and rhyming styles that he, along with fellow MC/producers Newman and Chikaramanga (who mostly rhymes in his native Japanese), are intimately familiar with. Not a track ...
| | Dodd, Jegsy & Original Sinners Wake Up & Smell The Offy CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Todd Agnew Need CD (2009)
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$11.99 Marriage, fatherhood, and a new home caused Todd Agnew to let down his guard for the making of his fifth album. Known for being passionately direct, Agnew seems to have found his sweet spot on this record by slightly toning down the delivery without losing the meaning of the message. The aptly titled NEED ...
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