Greg Hoover - Celebrate CD

Celebrate CD music. This 2006 mixtape collection not only features the celebrated Georgia rapper Pastor Troy, it marks the solo return of Ghetto Mafia's Nino. While the album is filled with beat-driven Dirty South tracks, the highlight of the disc proves to be Troy's raucous "Where Dem Hoes," which stands out as a fierce dance-floor ...

Celebrate album. Additional personnel: Chenice, Maddglock Click, Smilon, Varsi, P!nk, Gambino, Mr. Capone-E, Mr. Shadow, Shadow , Macks.

Celebrate songs. Jack Farina, a great drummer and educational master for over 45 years, has had a big band that swings provliding fun, easy listening, dancing at its best, and warm sounds to the delights of everyone who hears or see the band in person. this CD is the debut CD for Jack to spotlight his personell and includ six original conpositions by Bruce L Warden, the title song being "Mister Groovy Groundhog" with a vocal Manhattan Transfer type quartet of Mike Williamson, Patte Armato-Lund, Jodi Beach, and Bruce L Warden, singing the theme of Groundhog Day. A smooth Latin called "Come With Me" with Bruce L Warden on vocal. Benny jackson does a great jump feel on "My Plea". Mike Williamson and Patte Armato-Lund do a Steve & Eddy vocal duo on the ujpbeat latin, "Love Me, Please!" Ms. Josi Beach torches it out on a solo vocal with "Your Love, Your Kiss." Bruce L Warden grooves a swingin' jump vocal on "Chocolate At the Candy Store". The other six cuts are well known swing band selections that fit the Jack Farina Big Band. Directors: Bruce L. Warden; Jack Farina. Personnel: Duke Seifried (guitar); Jessica Gile, Ron Grimes (alto saxophone); Dan Mackey, Jim Keeney (tenor saxophone); Tim Krause (baritone saxophone); Dan Southard, Glenn Wilfong, Kurt Boucek, John Lincoln (trumpet); Fletcher Coolidge, Pete De Caro (trombone); Jack Farina (drums). Recording information: Barker Recording Studios, Rockford, IL; Studio B, Rockford, IL.

Celebrate music CDs. On this unusual set, Oliver Lake is heard solo, playing alto and a bit of soprano and flute, reciting poetry, telling stories, and covering a lot of topics in his philosophical and occasionally witty monologues. Whether it be the lack of black ...

Celebrate songs. Sharkboy never gained anything more than a cult attention in the U.K. -- and barely anything more overseas -- but Matinee was an enjoyable, moody debut that holds up well nearly a decade later and beyond. If the moody combination ...

Celebrate album. Angie Heimann's sweet contemporary acoustic music is a refreshing change from much of the acerbic urban folk coming from women like Ani DiFranco and Michelle Shocked. On Cinnamon Bones, Heimann sings about love and travel in a homespun voice with ...