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LIVING IN THE LIGHT, Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters' followup to 2008's well-received HOPE RADIO, is a veritable treasure of blues guitar playing. Nearly every track--most over five minutes and recorded in spacious state-of-the-art sound--features rich, vibrant playing from the contemporary blues master. Not far behind is keyboardist Dave Liminia whose signature work on piano and ...
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1974's TODD was a departure for Todd Rundgren. After a series of one-man-band albums highlighted by the classic SOMETHING/ANYTHING?, he'd allowed a few other musicians onto this effort's immediate predecessor, A WIZARD A TRUE STAR. TODD goes one step further here by incorporating a full band, and the difference between this and Rundgren's streamlined, early records is startling. The songs are lushly orchestrated, with a full Philly-soul-styled horn section led by the legendary Brecker brothers on several tracks. The double-album length gave Rundgren the license he needed to stretch out compositionally and instrumentally.
Keyboards dominate the arrangements, with Rundgren, longtime cohort Mark "Moogy" Klingman, and session-man Ralph Schuckett all contributing piano, organ, and vintage '70s-style clavinet. The songs themselves are quirkier and more exploratory than earlier efforts, with the progressive and fusion influences that would dominate Rundgren's forthcoming band Utopia rearing their heads. Yet, at its best, TODD still comes across as a pop album, with soulful ...
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Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield) was and is the King of the Chicago blues. He was the first to electrify the blues he and others brought from the deep South, thereby laying the groundwork for future blues and rock & roll bands. Many of his songs have become standards, some of which are included on MOJO, a collection of live recordings from 1971 and 1976.
Here, Muddy is at the height of his powers: a supremely confident voice that mixes hard-times grit with swaggering confidence and authority. The recording quality is fine and ...
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WE'RE OUTTA HERE! comes packaged with a videocassette that includes footage of The Ramones' final concert as well as interviews and past band performances.
Recorded live at The Palace, Los Angeles, California on August 6, 1996.
Includes liner notes by CJ Ramone, Dee Dee Ramone, Eddie Vedder, Marky Ramone, Lemmy Kilmister and Johnny Ramone.
OK, alright, that's it. We really mean it this time. The Ramones are gone for good. No more leather jackets, two-minute songs or counting off "1-2-3-4." After 22 years, 2263 shows, 19 albums and eight members, the band credited with kicking off the punk revolution called it quits. WE'RE OUTTA HERE is their final farewell. Recorded in Los Angeles, this live album packs together 32 songs including Ramones classics ("Blitzkrieg Bop," "I Wanna Be Sedated"), favorite covers ("Do You Wanna Dance"), and goofy cartoon themes ("Spiderman").
Naturally enough, famous friends and fans such as Lemmy Kilmister, Eddie Vedder, Rancid members Tim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen, and Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and Ben Shepard line up to pay homage to these scruffy icons. Prodigal son Dee Dee Ramone (aka Dee Dee King) even returns to salute his former bandmates. As per usual, the Ramones barely stop long enough for Joey Ramone to say a ...
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