| | Tim Janis Thousand Summers CD Tim Janis Discography of CDs
Personnel includes: Tim Janis (piano, synthesizer); David Surette (acoustic guitar); Janice Martin, Eunhee Kang (violin); Cinnamon Creeden (flute, penny whistle); Pei-Yao Wang (piano); Keith Foley (fretless bass); Scott Kennedy (percussion).
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Purchase Thousand Summers CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Tim Janis December Morning CD (1999)
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| | Tim Janis An American Composer In Concert CD (2001)
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| | Essential Winter's Solstice CDs (2005)
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Windham Hill's successful A Winter's Solstice series started during the label's first year in 1985, and has continued at roughly a new volume every two or three years, each installment containing a bright wintry blend of classical music, reimagined hymns, chiming carols, and atmospheric compositions that have since garnered the name new age. This two-disc set picks some of the best and brightest moments from the series' first eight volumes, including David Qualey's guitar arrangement of "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," Liz Story's piano rendition of "Greensleeves," harpist Lisa Lynne's "Northern Lights," and guitarist W.G. Snuffy Walden's sad, haunting "Moon Lake" on disc one. Disc two offers ...
| | Winter's Solstice V CD (1995)
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| | George Winston Forest CD (1994)
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When modern jazzman Keith Jarrett began ringing up unprecedented sales figures with his live solo piano recitals for Manfred Eicher's ECM label (most notably THE KOLN CONCERTS), other pianists and record companies began to take notice. But no one struck quite the same nerve ...
| | B-Tribe Fiesta Fatal! CD (1994)
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The delirious "Intro" sets the stage for what's to come: murky synth washes are gently led into the sunshine by the sudden magisterial arrival of the flamenco guitar. The title track is a rousing instrumental that fuses techno with samplings of the Irish traditional ballad, "She Moved through the Fair" ...
| | Nelson Riddle Hey, Let Yourself Go!/ C'Mon...Get Happy CD (2000)
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In the 1950s, Nelson Riddle was Capitol Records' top arranger and one of the most sought after talents in the West Coast music business, writing charts and running sessions for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole, Rosemary Clooney, and many more. When he wasn't busy working with other people, Riddle cut several notable albums of his own, and two of them are paired up on this CD reissue from Collectables Records. While C'mon...Get Happy! has the more upbeat title, Hey...Let Yourself Go! is the more celebratory sounding LP, a collection of 12 classic standards given a buoyant treatment that's suitable for both dancing and carefree listening. C'mon...Get Happy! displays a greater willingness to dip into midtempo material and move into moodier directions, but despite the presence of relatively serious tracks like "Diga, Diga Doo" and "Time Was," it's still a swinging set of melodies and reveals more than enough joie de vivre to justify its title. In some respects, Riddle was the John Ford of easy listening -- so many of the stylistic techniques and ideas he pioneered are common enough to feel like clichés, but if these recordings don't sound especially innovative 50 years after they were first released, Riddle's expressive command of the orchestral style, his lush ...
| | Nickel Creek Little Cowpoke CD (2003)
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'Little Cowpoke' is the amazing first album by the Grammy winning group Nickel Creek. Sara Watkins was 11, Sean Watkins was 15 and Chris Thile was also just 11 when they completed the tracks on this CD. They were 'discovered' playing at the Gene Autry Museum in Los Angeles in the late summer of 1992. They were performing like professionals, but they still had a child-like, ...
| | Era 2 CD (2001)
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| | Alaska Series: Portraits Of Alaska CD (2003)
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| | Smokey Robinson My World: The Definitive Collection CD (2005)
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Few artists have had as much impact on soul music as William "Smokey" Robinson. During his decades-spanning career, Robinson has penned and/or performed some of the greatest songs to ever grace Motown Records. Smokey's voice is instantly recognizable and alluring, a tenor so beguiling it ...
| | Nate James Set The Tone CD (2006) (Import) Bonus Tracks; Japan
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| | Connie Acher For The Love Of It CD (2002)
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Connie Acher, the voice of an angel strumming a sweet guitar. Layers of voice, guitar and percussion enshrouding intelligent lyrics on the nature of life and love. All songs recorded at home to insure supreme bedroom ambiance. Connie Acher's debut was in 1999 when 200 vinyl copies of her LP "Love Sick Lip Service" were released on the Flipped Out Records label based in Albany NY. The following year, she teamed up with Sean Slaney, to produce the LP "Love Pop" by Connie Acher and Jelly, also released on Flipped Out Records. The name Jelly was used, because it referenced a sexual euphemism in music from the twenties and thirties, as in the songs "Hot Jelly Roll Blues", by George Carter, "Selling the Jelly", by Noah Lewis's Jug Band and "He's a Jellyroll Baker" by Lonnie Johnson. Other musicians from the time period even appropriated the word into their own names like Jelly Roll Morton and Jelly Jaw Short. Connie and Sean continued to make music together and in 2002, a third vinyl LP was released on Flipped Out Records, "For the Love of it", by Connie Acher and Blind Drunk John. This time the name Jelly changed to Blind Drunk John to reflect their interests in ...
| | Mr Fantastical Inner-Dimensional Solo Collaborative CD (2004)
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| | Gat Tan Day Dam Cuoi Chuot CD (2007)
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Gat Tan Day, a Hanoi-based Alt. rock band formed in 1996. Their music is unique, unmistakable, and their witty lyrics set themselves a very own style in Vietnamese music scene.This debut album, released in 2006, is a must-have for Vietnamese alternative rock lovers. Recently, the band has won "Song of the Month" for October 2006 for the song Dam Cuoi Chuot (the title song of this album), and finally got the "Most Impressive Composer Award" in "Vietnamese Songs 2006", awarded by Vietnam Television.---------Gạt ...
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