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Don't You Know I Love You & Other Favorites Music Clovers Don't You Know I Love You & Other Favorites Songs Don't You Know I Love You & Other Favorites Music Review Purchase Don't You Know I Love You & Other Favorites CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Hank Ballard Best Of The Best CD (2003)
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| | Michael Jackson Number Ones CD (2003)
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The 1990s may not have been kind to Michael Jackson on a commercial level, due to fickle music tastes and assorted personal controversies, ...
| | Jacksons Destiny CD (1978) Bonus Tracks
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| | Chrisette Michele Epiphany CD (2009)
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| | Mos Def The Ecstatic CD (2009)
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| | Michael Jackson Thriller CD (1982) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; Special Edition
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| | Brave Combo Polkas For A Gloomy World CD (1995)
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| | Best Of Hermitage CD (1996)
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| | Ashford & Simpson Very Best Of Ashford & Simpson CD (2002)
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| | Hayden Live At Convocation Hall CDs (2002)
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Hayden Desser (more commonly known by his first name only) has had an interesting career trajectory. He spent much of the early '90s recording songs onto his 4-track, and playing opening slots in Toronto for bands he liked. In 1995, his debut album, Everything I Long For was released, first on his own Hardwood Records imprint, and later on the Geffen-affiliated Outpost Records. On the strength of such personal ruminations such as "Bad As They Seem" (a tale of a sad-sack who still lives with his parents and moans "What do I do this for / Gotta get out some more / Go down to the grocery store / Meet someone I'll adore"), Everything I Long For became a minor alternative hit, and scored Hayden opening slots for artists such as Grant Lee Buffalo, Archers of Loaf and Weezer. Although the records he's put out since his debut haven't been quite as high-profile, they have all been quality releases that, if not necessarily increasing his fan base dramatically, have certainly kept his existing listeners appeased. The three years before the release of this year's Skyscraper National Park, however, saw said fan base becoming rather restless, as nothing at all had been heard from Hayden since '98's The Closer I Get. The usual major-label troubles were, of course, to blame, as Outpost Records, Hayden's former label, had folded, leaving him in the lurch. As the story goes, after this had happened, Hayden had pretty much given up on the music biz, and recorded the songs that make up Skyscraper National Park with only the intention of pressing up 100 or so copies for friends. However, although Hayden may not be the biggest name out there as far as singer/songwriters go, he's certainly got a damn sight more than 100 fans, and soon, there were clamorings coming from all directions for him to release this material as a proper album. Thankfully for everyone concerned, Hayden decided that this was not such a bad idea after all, and with the help of San Francisco-based Badman Recordings, Skyscraper National Park is now as readily available as... well, as that damn Mark Kozelek record full of AC/DC covers. Critics have lavished a great deal of praise upon SNP (in fact, I have yet to see one negative review of it), and with good reason. It shows Hayden growing ever more sure of himself artistically, and honing in on a sound that suits him very well. Although one could say that due to its relative sameness of mood, it's not as interesting a record as Everything I Long For, I don't think there's too many folks who would say that his debut is actually better. While Everything was rather schizophrenic, giving equal ...
| | Dramatics Greatest Hits Live CD (2002)
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| | Crows Gee CD (2005)
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| | La Dinastia De Tuzantla Los Super Exitos: Que Me Entierren Cantando CD (2006)
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| | Ann Arbor Vineyard Learning Curve CD (2006)
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This isn't your normal church CD release. The following collection of songs comes from musicians who regard the Vineyard Church of An Arbor as their 'home' church. Instead of the usual collection of worship songs (as you might reasonably expect from a church CD), this CD contains an eclectic mix of songs and styles from musicians who don't believe in the 'Sacred/secular divide' (regarding music) that so often accompanies what one might call a 'traditinally churched' mindset. I concure with Duke Ellington on the matter; for it was he who said:"There are only two kinds of music, good and bad". If there is a creator God: and at Ann Arbor Vineyard we believe that to be the case; Then it must follow that he also created the very idea of music and that he also gave us the ability: (as we are made in His image): to createively make music for Him, for ourselves, and for others to enjoy, (or not, as the case may be.) Music is also used as part of our intimate relationship with Him during our worship times, when we are ‘home alone’ in worship, and when we come together for our celebrations. Over the years, I know I have had more intimate times with God while listening to what a traditionally churched mindset might regard as ‘secular ...
| | Benjamins Chronicles Of The Garden State CD (2007)
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The most sought after cover act in the NorthEastern U.S since the turn of the millennium, the band made the usually formidable transition to an original act a smooth one. After throwing original singles into their cover arsenal and gaining positive response, the band wrote, produced, and released, "GO", their first full-length CD in May of 2004. Its release marked a turning point in their career as musical artists. The album not only sold out, but solidified the respect the band earns from its fans as well as the gain of ...
| | Hawkersmith American Classics - Menotti: Amahl And The Night Visitors, My Christmas / Willis, Mabry, Nashville So, Et Al CD (2008)
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