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| | Peter, Paul, and Mary Peter, Paul & Mommy CD (1969)
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| | Jamey Johnson The Dollar CD (2006)
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Despite a handsome mug and a beefy build, Nashville newcomer Jamey Johnson proves that he's more than just a "hat act" on his 2006 debut, THE DOLLAR. Johnson's neo-traditionalist bent fares well on these 11 tracks, most of which he ...
| | Rascal Flatts Unstoppable CD (2009)
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If there's a candidate for the Eagles of the 21st century, it's surely Rascal Flatts, with their seamless blend of country, rock, and pop, and their discography of multi-platinum albums hitting the ...
| | Brooks & Dunn #1's... And Then Some CDs (2009)
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Three weeks before the release of this double-disc best-of-and-then-some collection, Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn, who as Brooks & Dunn were one of the most successful duos in country music history, decided to call it a day after 19 years, 40 singles (half of which topped the country charts), ten studio albums, and a slew of awards. As far as the industry was concerned, they went out on top. #1s... AND THEN SOME contains 30 tracks spread over two discs and includes two new songs. Disc One opens with Ronnie Dunn and Terry McBride's barroom/stadium rock killer "Honky Tonk Stomp," which features special guest guitar blazer Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, and Disc Two opens with the pair's own "Indian Summer," a midtempo ballad that's as fine a summation of their collective career as listeners are likely ...
| | U Totem CD (1995)
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| | Christine Lavin Bellevue Years CD (2000)
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| | Al Stewart Time Passages Live CD (1978)
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| | Todd Fritsch CD (2005)
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| | Melaphyre Ugliness CD (2006)
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BIOGRAPHY: MELAPHYREMelaphyre, the premiere artist from Ayo Inc./Fight For Us!!, started giving the world his perceptions of hip hop after listening to a Criminal Minded mix tape in mid to late 1986. Though Mela started rhyming a few years prior, it wasn’t until then that the rap entrepreneur gained focus on what was to be his ultimate calling. KRS-1 seemingly spoke to Mela on songs like “9mm” and “Poetry.” Ironically, Mela would take stage with the aforementioned M.C. and perform in three cities with his poetic mentor. Mela, who was one-fifth of the cult legend group Survivalist, brings his second solo session, “Ugliness,” to the listener. Like the classic Criminal Minded, “Ugliness” sets to touch on the ills of everything happening in society. The New Orleans native has seen things of a corrupt nature happen through his eyes, from the gentrification of a community to the crumbling of his historic city hit by natural causes (Katrina). With a knack for never holding his tongue on issues, Mela calls out pseudo gangstas, hypocrite music execs, and civic leaders. Mela's words, which are sometimes welcomed yet resented at the same time in hip hop’s current fickle society, hit home with statements like "I'm speaking from a global perspective. If you ain’t for the upliftment of people on the whole and your primary objective is exploiting a community you were once a part of, then I got no love for you period.” This sentiment, which is typically shared by the educated poor, is what has endeared ...
| | Gerald Primeaux, Sr Voice Of A Dakota CD (2006)
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| | Liszt: Faust Symphony / Horenstein, Koch, Southwest German Symphony Orchestra, Baden CD (2009) (Import)
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