| | Kevin Crawford In Good Company CD Kevin Crawford Discography of CDs
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Principally recorded at Harmony Row Studios, Ennis, Colorado between April and June 2000. Includes liner notes by Earle Hitchner.
2nd Rel;Flute;He Is In Lunasa+ Moving Cloud
Personnel includes: Kevin Crawford (flute, whistle); Arty McGlynn (guitar); Mick Conneely (bouzouki, fiddle); Martin Hayes (viola); Sean Smyth, James Cullinan, Frankie Gavin, Tony Linnane, Tommy Peoples, Manus McQuire, Conor Tully (fiddle); Carl Hession (keyboards); Jim Higgins (bodhran).
Kevin Crawford In Good Company Songs In Good Company Music Review Purchase In Good Company CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Kevin Burke Up Close CD (1983)
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| | Kevin Burke In Concert CD (1999)
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| | Sandy Denny Like An Old Fashioned Waltz CD (1973) (Import) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; United Kingdom
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$12.19 The remastered German edition includes four additional tracks and liner notes.
Sandy Denny made several near-perfect albums in her career and LIKE AN OLD FASHIONED WALTZ is most assuredly one of them. Her voice is a startling instrument of beauty, evoking every emotion under the sun. Seven of the nine tracks are Denny originals that show that the brilliance of her voice was mirrored in her writing. Two covers, "Whispering Grass" and "Until the Real Thing Comes Along," successfully cast her as an interpreter of jazz standards (Danny Thompson's bass is the perfect foil in the former). On the title song, a beautiful orchestration ...
| | Mary Black No Frontiers CD (1989)
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$14.29 Mary Black, well known for mixing genres by combining traditional as well as contemporary material, chooses a far more mainstream route on NO FRONTIERS. Using the more popular periods of Bonnie Raitt and Natalie Merchant as her blueprint, Black clearly seems to be casting out a wider net as she explores the elusive mystery of love. Working this time with guitar, saxophone, and piano instead of her characteristic accompaniment of fiddles and pipes, she sings the lives of lonely people who may not yet have found their own voice.
The title track is luminously sung, imploring everyone to always keep their hearts ...
| | Susan McKeown Saints And Tzadiks CD (2009) (Import)
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| | Lord Of The Dance DVD (1996)
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| | Nick Fatool's Jazz Band & Quartet CD (1999)
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| | Celtic Moods CD (1997)
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$19.09 Carter Burwell,Clannad,Eleanor Mcevoy,Loreena Mckennitt+++
| | Clifton Chenier Squeezebox Boogie CD (1978) (Import)
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| | Dervish Decade CD (2001)
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| | Sham Rock Album CD (2004)
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| | Arlo Guthrie Running Down The Road CD (2004) Remastered; Reissued
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$18.99 This is the first time this album has been released on cd by Rising Son Records, Arlo's private label. It has been out of print entirely for several years. Recently this was digitally ...
| | Yuko Kimura Beautiful Friendship CD (2009)
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$18.99 Born in Tokyo, Japan, Yuko KIMURA is a jazz vocalist living in Tokyo, Japan. This is her debut recording in New York and Yuko is joined by three of New York's most respected instrumentalists: pianist Roberta Piket, bassist Cameron Brown, and drummer Gene Jackson.Because of her diminutive size, Yuko Kimura's high school basketball teammates called her 'Tsugumi', meaning 'Thrush', a name she still goes by in her native Japan. The songbird nickname also suits her because since Yuko also expresses her love of jazz through singing. In the early 1990s that great love lured the aspiring singer from her home in Tokyo to the jazz workshops at Manhattan School of Music and the Vermont Jazz Center. Her mentors and teachers include some of the most respected jazz vocal artists of our time: Sheila Jordan, Jay Clayton and Ann Marie Moss. Since then Yuko has performed in Tokyo, Hong Kong, New York City, Istanbul and Paris, in settings that have ranged from duos to big band, T0 accompanying herself on the piano. In 1997, she was honored as 'Best Player' at the Kichijoji Jazz Contest in Japan and was also named 'Finalist' by the 1995 Yokohama Jazz Promenade Contest. She has been singing in New York regularly since 2006 at venues such as Kavehaz, Manahatta Lounge and Smalls. Roberta, Cameron and Gene are ...
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