| | Katie Webster Deluxe Edition CD Katie Webster Discography of CDs
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All tracks have been digitally remastered using 20-bit technology. Includes liner notes by Bruce Iglauer. Compilation producers: Bob DePugh, Bruce Iglauer, David Forte. Engineers include: Justin Niebank, Jay Shilliday, David ... Full DescriptionAxelbaum.
Personnel includes: Katie Webster (vocals, piano, organ); Vasti Jackson (vocals, guitar); Kim Wilson (vocals, harmonica); Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt, Anson Funderburgh (guitar); Gus Thornton, Raphael Semmes (bass).
Producers: Katie Webster, Bruce Iglauer, Vasti Jackson, Ice Cube Slim, Kim Wilson.
Hide Description Katie Webster Deluxe Edition Songs Deluxe Edition Music Review Purchase Deluxe Edition CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Katie Webster I Know That's Right CD (1987)
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| | Eric Clapton Blues CDs (1999)
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Recorded between 1970 and 1980. Includes liner notes by John McDermott.
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| | Warren Zevon Transverse City CD (1989) Remastered
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| | Ruthie Foster Runaway Soul CD (2002)
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Ruthie Foster's songs are a remarkable hybrid of blues, gospel, roots and folk music rich with honest spirituality and emotion. Her simply amazing vocal abilities have critics comparing her to Ella Fitzgerald and Aretha Franklin. Ruthie's passionate songs and scintillating live performances attract both the young and old for an uplifting experience of dancing, listening, laughing and even some crying; especially when Ruthie rounds out the joyous occasion with her versions of show-stopping gospel standards. Ruthie's new international release "Stages" on Blue Corn Music is a collection of 14 songs recorded live in Austin, TX with Will Taylor and String's Attached chamber ensemble at St. David's Episcopal Church, Anderson Fair in Houston, TX and Club Passim in Boston, MA. The live performances include old favorites like "Crossover," "Another Rain Song," and "Real Love" as well as roof raising gospel standards "Death Came a Knockin' (Travelin' Shoes)" and "Walk On." The CD finishes with the title cut to her breakthrough CD "Runaway Soul." The Philadelphia City Paper writes, "On the last of four sleep-deprived, music-crammed days at Folk Alliance, somebody insists, you just gotta make time for one more showcase. At 2 a.m., no less. You go, and surprise, Ruthie Foster carries the second wind with her. The energy she brings with just voice and guitar is stunning. Ruthie's drawn comparisons to Ella and Aretha, but musically neither is really close. What she does have in common with Fitzgerald and Franklin is the irresistible blaze -- it's impossible to look away, even close the eyes, for one second."Ruthie's performance highlights include PBS syndicated Austin City Limits, which has aired in 2003 and 2004; a 2004 tour of UK theaters with Eric Bibb; The Strawberry Music Festival in California, the Vancouver Folk Festival, The Grey Fox Festival, the Winnipeg Folk Festival, Folks Fest in Lyons, Colorado, Bass Concert Hall, the Waterfront Blues Festival in Oregon, the Kate Wolf Festival, the Austin City Limits Festival, and many other concerts and festivals too numerous to mention.Neither Ruthie nor the Blue Corn Music label and their distributor were prepared for the initial and sustaining demand for "Runaway Soul" since its release. CDs were flying off the shelves and in particular the stage. While on tour they sell an average of 100 ...
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| | Hem Rabbit Songs CD (2002) Reissue
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In the spring of 1999, songwriter Dan Messé (piano, glockenspiel, harmonium) teamed up with producer/engineer Gary Maurer (guitar, mandolin) and decided to make a record. He hoped that it would stylistically interweave their interest in traditional American music with more of a contemporary aesthetic. Dan and Gary's mutual friend Steve Curtis (guitar, mandolin) became involved and all that was needed was a singer.The band placed an ad in the Village Voice. An onslaught of bizarre demos followed suit and so the ad was pulled.Shortly thereafter a woman named Sally Ellyson called Dan in response to it, cautioning that she wasn't really a "singer". To get her off the phone Dan asked for a demo, skeptical to say the least. This home-made tape of Sally unaccompanied, singing versions of traditional lullabies, was spare, deceptively uncomplicated and as spine-tingling as anything Dan could have hoped for. The band that would now call itself Hem had found its singer.Having started off as a low-budget collaboration between musician friends, the Rabbit Songs sessions seemed to take on a life of their own. As the album began to take shape, the band realized that they were creating something special. Dan commenced selling off most of his personal possessions so he could afford the 18 piece orchestras, and the luxury of being as painstaking as they wanted over the arrangements of each song. No samples, no synths, no Pro-Tools mixing and no digital studio wizardry were employed. Rabbit Songs is an old school album, recorded the old school way. Gary, a seasoned studio engineer, has worked with ...
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