Jimmy Knight Jr - Navajo Healing Songs CD

Navajo Healing Songs songs. One of Sumac's most operatic and melodramatic outings, incantationally performed to approximate an Incan ritual. The cinematic string arrangements, though, are pure ...

Navajo Healing Songs CD music. With its second release, Lesiem continues to create a hypnotic blend of Gregorian chant, world-beat rhythms, and sultry dance loops. Often compared with Enigma, Lesiem features an otherworldly male chorus chanting with a surprising expressiveness. The music?s moody atmosphere wouldn?t seem out of place in a Gothic cathedral. The brainchild of two German producers, Lesiem?s songs slip between light and dark, cruelty and beauty, and that tension is the secret to the group?s success. ?Poeta? rocks with a lazy dance pulse while the choir seems at odds with itself, alternately scolding and welcoming, creating a complex sense of foreboding. ?Agnus Dei? shows a softer side as the vocals rise toward heaven and the music shimmers with golden, celestial tones. Although all tracks are sung in Latin and are reminiscent of traditional liturgical music, there are no religious categorizations associated with Lesiem?instead, the densely layered music is rich with its own symbolism, mythology, and sonic mystery. Where the world of fantasy and reality merge into one, Lesiem opens the heavens and paints the starry filled skies with the sensualness of operatic voices, worldbeat grooves, new age melodies and electronica elements, creating a musical genre they call " Audio Remasterer: John Vestman. Recording information: Hts Hansaton Studio, Berlin, Germany. Translator: David Monnie. Arrangers: Henning Westland; Heiko Jerke; Alex Wende. Personnel: Thomas Pflanz (vocals, vocoder); Brit Beyer, Farid Shams, Diana Lasch, Lawrence Sello Sihlabeni, Felix Lauschus, Kira Calliess (vocals); Susanne Kirchbaum (soprano); Heiko Jerke, Sven Goiny (tenor); Alex Wende (guitar, programming); Pivo Deinert (guitar); Jacki Rezniecek (cello, double bass, fretless bass); Gunther Haussknecht (bagpipe); Henning Westland (programming). Audio Mixer: Alex Wende.

Navajo Healing Songs songs. El-Hadra is an extremely quiet CD from Klaus Wiese, Mathias Grassow, and Ted DeJong. It features one long-form (52 minutes) composition. Wiese is on the zither, DeJong is on the tabla, and Grassow is on the keyboards and synths. The atmospheres surround low-key melodies. The center of the soundscape is the drone. The subtle rhythms come and go. The tabla has definite melodic qualities much like a didg sounding electronic. The zither shimmers and the synth just rolls through the arrangement. This psychoactive set is a winner. It will appeal to fans of Ashera, Ma Ja Le, Oöphoi, Steve Roach, and ...

Navajo Healing Songs album. BEAT BELEZA is a 14-track release by samba and Brazilian pop star Ivete Sangalo features "Me Deixe Em Paz" and "Vira Vira." Additional Tracks

Navajo Healing Songs music CDs. Liner Note Author: Ian Crosbie. Recording information: 03/10/1941-07/09/1941. Arrangers: Claude Thornhill; Bill Borden; Dale Brown. Personnel: Claude Thornhill (piano); Bob Jenney (vocals, trombone); Allen Hanlon (guitar); Bill Motley, Dale Brown, Jack Ferrier (clarinet, alto saxophone); Hammond Russum (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Irving Fazola (clarinet); ...

Navajo Healing Songs album. Track Listing of songs: Dr. Feelgood; Shout at the Devil; Looks That Kill; Home Sweet Home; Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.); Girls, Girls, Girls; Kickstart My Heart; Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away); Dr. Feelgood; Shout at the Devil; Looks That Kill; ...

Navajo Healing Songs CD music. Track Listing of songs: Not Found; Quiver; Papers; Pull; Whistler; Had It; Pod;