| | Debi Nova One Rhythm CD Debi Nova Discography of CDs
Personnel: Debi Nova. Debi Nova One Rhythm Songs | 1. | One Rhythm - (original version) |
| 2. | One Rhythm - (Da Yard Riddim mix) |
| 3. | One Rhythm - (Ralphi Rosario club mix) |
| 4. | One Rhythm - (Craig J's Caliente mix) |
| 5. | One Rhythm - (8th Street Festival mix) |
| 6. | One Rhythm - (Ralphi's Afro Cuban dub) |
| 7. | One Rhythm - (Ralphi Rosario Spanish club mix) |
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Purchase One Rhythm CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Michael Jackson's This Is It CDs (2009)
One Rhythm
 $12.99    
Originally intended as a chronicle of Michael Jackson's possible reascension to the pop king throne by way of a massive ...
| | Mariah Carey Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel CDs (2009) Deluxe Edition; Digipak
One Rhythm
$14.79  
A play on the title of Minnie Riperton's album PERFECT ANGEL, Mariah Carey's 12th career outing, MEMOIRS OF AN IMPERFECT ANGEL, sees the singer flexing her prodigious vocal gifts on 13 tracks structured like intimate conversations or entries in a private diary. Written and produced by Carey along with a host of longtime collaborators including Bryan-Michael Cox, Jermaine Dupri, The Dream, and Tricky Stewart, the album features the hit single "Obsessed" along with a cover of Foreigner's classic `80s ballad ...
| | Pink Funhouse CD (2008) Explicit
One Rhythm
$10.35
Pink's insistently hooky, attitude-filled pop-rock has kept the singer a fixture on the radio and on singles charts since the early 2000s. The artist's fifth effort, FUNHOUSE, doesn't tamper with the formula: Pink's powerhouse vocals and in-your-face approach, backed by stadium-sized production, are in full effect on all 12 tracks. Even though the album deals primarily with aftermath of her divorce and includes serious moments of self-confrontation like "Sober," fans needn't worry that Pink has lost any of her chutzpah.
If anything, there's an increased sense of confidence and newfound liberation on tracks like the chest-thumping "So What" and the mischievous, bouncing "Bad Influence." In softer moments, like the ballad "I Don't Believe You" and the soulful "One Wrong Foot," Pink channels her personal experience into expressions that carry no less strength or muscle. But FUNHOUSE is a pop album first and foremost, and its catchy choruses, rollicking beats, and memorable vocal performances won't disappoint.
Arrangers: Stevie Blacke; Ulf Janson; Henrik Janson.
Personnel: Pink (vocals, background vocals); Shellback (guitar, acoustic guitar, ...
| | Philthy Rich Funk Or Die CD (2009)
$9.94  | | Al Jarreau Christmas CD (2008)
One Rhythm
$8.89
For the past few decades, Al Jarreau has established himself as a truly modern jazz singer, one for the post-fusion generation--those who grew up with the sounds of the cordial contemporary jazz of George Benson, Spyro Gyra, and Herbie Hancock. CHRISTMAS is Jarreau's first-ever collection of holiday songs on which he wraps his supple, honeyed vocal chords around some traditional Christmas classics. Jazz vocal combo Take 6 lend their voices for "I'll Be Home For Christmas" and the considered, varied arrangements of Jay Graydon and Jarreau himself keep the proceedings interesting.
Arrangers: Chris Walker ; Clare Fischer; Brent Fisher; Joe Turano; David Witham; Jay Graydon; Al Jarreau; Larry Williams ; Jorge Calandrelli.
Personnel: Al Jarreau (vocals, background vocals); Chris Walker (vocals, bass instrument, ...
| | Ugk Too Hard To Swallow CD (1992)
One Rhythm
$8.99 
Truth in advertising, Too Hard to Swallow is UGK before they got funked up, grinding over some minimal, hard beats that aren't as complementary to their delivery as the smoother production they would later favor. Still, thanks to members Bun B and Pimp C's ability to write memorable rhymes, the album -- which repeats some tracks from their impossible to find indie release The Southern Way -- is a winner with three mammoth singles so important to the UGK story. "Something Good" puts a crooked beat under Rufus' most popular number, "Use Me Up" tells its pissed-off tale over a Bill Withers sample, and "Pocket Full of Stones" is a classic tale of crack rocks, Cadillacs, and making bail. The mucho macho "Cramping My Style" is a fan favorite with "hump and dump" lyrics that didn't really play nice with radio, and the snide "I'm So Bad" is a great example of how well Pimp C can offend and amuse at the same time. While most will prefer the Kingz' later sound, this is some fans' favorite album thanks to its unforgiving punch ...
| | Rebel Storm Stormin' South CD (2001)
One Rhythm
$17.09
| | Goin' Down...The Tubes CDs (1996) (Import) Reissue; United Kingdom
One Rhythm
$15.85
Before the Tubes nabbed an MTV-fueled pop hit in 1983, this art rock group from San Francisco was one of the cultest of cult favorites. Led by the flamboyant and glammy Fee Waybill, the Tubes were initially more a collective of performance artists who came together in music, blending the bizarre with the hilarious, creating a live show that became an underground sensation. A generous double-disc set, GOIN' DOWN...THE TUBES, captures the aura of the act's 1970s incarnation, one of the unique musical forces of the rock era.
Although they are known to modern listeners as the band behind the new wave gem "She's a Beauty," the Tubes had an entirely different career during their mid- to late-'70s tenure on the A&M label. Working with gifted producers like Al Kooper and Todd Rundgren, the group created a body of work that fused prog rock instrumental virtuosity, the sarcasm of new wave, and Frank Zappa-styled musical satire into a style all its own. Listeners get a great chance to sample the Tubes' ambitious style on Goin' Down, a generous two-CD compilation that includes all of their radio favorites, album tracks from each of their A&M releases (including the Remote Control album in its entirety), and most of the rarities that had previously appeared on T.R.A.S.H. (Tubes Rarities and Smash Hits). The end result is one-stop shopping for any listener who wants to get all the highlights of their 1970s work without having to hunt down the group's often inconsistent albums. Songs like "What Do You Want from Life" and "Don't Touch Me There" sound as eccentrically witty as ever, but the real surprises are the album tracks: "My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains" is a surprisingly subtle ballad full of hypnotic synthesizer textures, and "This Town" skewers big city life over a tune that re-creates the vintage Frank Sinatra/Dean Martin lounge pop sound with surprising faithfulness. The package is rounded out by brief but informative liner notes and a selection of provocative pictures from the group's notorious 1970s stage shows. All in all, Goin' Down may be a little too much Tubes for the casual listener, but it remains the definitive portrait of the group's 1970s era for serious fans. [Cherry Red reissued the album in 2008.] ~ Donald A. Guarisco
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| | Karaoke Karoke Series: Disney On Broadway CD (2009)
One Rhythm
$10.09
| | Dr Pheelgood RX The Prescription CD (2009)
One Rhythm
$13.15
Phillip Anderson, AKA Dr. Pheel Good, has always had a passion for music. Growing up in Buffalo NY, he has been singing since the age of five. Although at age five, his audience was the church congregation. However, the love and support he received encouraged him to use his talent to inspire others. Even as a young boy his emotions showed when he sang, this touched the heart of people who heard him. Phillip was inspired early on by Stevie Wonder. Determined to sing and be heard, he sang in the church choir and sang in a boys vocal group called Voices From Heaven. Performing with this group allowed him many opportunities to perform at various churches, Gospel Festivals and even a local television morning show.Phillip spent a lot of time listening to music, he even taught himself to play the piano by ear. His mentor at the time, Evertte Benton worked with and encouraged him to practice in his free time. After relocating to Denver with his family in 1996, Phillip right away joined the church choir and became involved with the chorus in high school. Phillip's deep appreciation for music helped to foster and form the style of music he performs today. He is currently lead singer for the band The Atomic Brass Project. The band has had the opportunity to perform at many clubs and outdoor festivals in the Denver, Colorado area. Being a part of "ABP" has allowed Phillip to cover some of his favorite artists including Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Earth, Wind and Fire. Phillip's determination lead him to compete for American Idol where he made it through to the Hollywood rounds on two occasions. The experience of competition has made him more determined and focused on pursing his career as a solo artist.In his first solo project Phillip has been able to combine the sound of R&B and Hip Hop to create a sound that ...
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