| | Johnny Otis 1950 CD - Import Johnny Otis Discography of CDs
During the period covered by this CD, Johnny Otis and His Orchestra was at its most commercially successful, hitting a rich seam of material that provided an unbroken string of Top Ten Billboard R&B hits throughout 1950: "Misery" (#9), "Deceivin' Blues" 1950 Review
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Purchase 1950 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mark Hummel Golden State Blues CD (2002)
1950 album
 $13.85 
Harmonica ace Mark Hummel fires it up on his hot brand of West Coast blues. The CD contains original and classic material by Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson and others. Features special guests Rusty Zinn and Anson Funderburgh.
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| | Duke Robillard Blue Mood CD (2004) (Import) Canada
1950 CD music
$15.95 
Live Recording
Tributee: T-Bone Walker.
Personnel: Duke Robillard (vocals, guitar); Billy Novick (clarinet, alto saxophone); Doug James ...
| | Rod Piazza Keepin' It Real CD (2004)
1950 music CDs
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Rod Piazza & The Mighty Flyers: Henry Carvajal ...
| | Otis Rush All Your Love I Miss Loving: Live At The Wise Fools, Chicago CD (2005)
1950 songs
$11.99 
Otis Rush has the home-court advantage on this live set recorded in Chicago, and he had just recently made his first album for Delmark--the great COLD DAY IN HELL--when he played this gig. Consequently both the musicians and a number of the tunes on the setlist hail from that album, though a couple of those are also Rush classics he'd recorded before, like this disc's title tune. This is mid-period Rush at his best, ripping into the songs with ferocious abandon, and really stretching out on the six-string (though never in a self-indulgent fashion).
When "Cold Day In Hell" (DMK #638) was released in 1976, it was the first full-length album Otis Rush had out in quite some time. Later that year, a live show at The Wise Fools was recorded which was broadcast on Chicago's WXRT and used as a promotional
Recording information: 1976.
Personnel: Otis Rush (vocals, guitar); Bob Levis (guitar); Alberto Gianquinto ...
| | Mississippi Heat One Eye Open: Live At Rosa's Lounge CD (2005)
1950 album
$12.89
As bandleader and composer, Pierre Lacocque's vision has never wavered since he founded Mississippi Heat in 1991. "Mississippi Heat not only breathes new life into the classic sounds of Chicago Blues, but they also uplift with joy and dedication ...
| | Elvis Presley That's Alright CD (2007)
1950 CD music
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2007 installment in Snapper's Complete Rock 'N' Roll series that ...
| | Ultra-Lounge Vol. 15: Wild, Cool & Swingin' Too! CD (1997)
1950 music CDs
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| | Brunswick/Vocalion Odds & Bits: 1926-30 CD (1999) (Import) Netherlands
1950 songs
$16.09
| | Essential Johnny Temple CDs (2003)
1950 album
$9.55
| | Dave Clarke Devil's Advocate CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom
1950 CD music
$26.29
The 11 tracks on this 2003 album from DJ Dave Clarke span the ranges of dance and hip hop music.
Limited edition 2003 release from the respected DJ, the album moves with ...
| | Moreland, Arbuckle & Floyd Floyd's Market CD (2007)
1950 music CDs
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The Rasa Tea Time Edition presents contemporary Ambient, classical, Electronica and music from the tea-traditions. Al Gromer Khan, key figure of Ambient- and contemplative musicsince 1975, acting as player, composer and curator. His distinctive unique Paisley Music style has won him a circle of friends throughout the world.Night Tides Playlists and Program Archiveswww.kcur.comBiographical NotesAl Gromer Khan spent his early years in London and India where he studied Indian music with renowned musical masters. Since that time he has been practicing sitar and surbahar daily. He travelled a great deal and has given breath-taking concerts in Europe and India. As a composer and producer he developed a style of contemporary music that was originally influenced by John Cage, Joseph Beuys and Vilayat Khan. It has become known as Paisley Music to lovers of Ambient music around the world. As a writer he contributed documentations on music for a number of radio stations ...
| | Mary-Chapin Carpenter Shooting Straight In The Dark CD (1990)
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SHOOTING STRAIGHT IN THE DARK, the follow-up to STATE OF THE HEART, proves that Mary Chapin Carpenter's successful second album was no fluke. Here Carpenter sticks with a similar stylistic template. Songs such as "Right Now" and "Down at the Twist and Shout," the Cajun-flavored hit featuring great guest work by members of Beausoleil, are done in a recognizable C&W style.
The rest of the album, however, features introspective and highly literate singer/songwriter folk ("Halley Came to Jackson" is a lovely extended metaphor about family tradition) and late-'70s Fleetwood Mac-style pop. "You Win Again" and "Middle Ground" neatly combine fat pop-chorus hooks with Carpenter's mildly feminist lyrical bent.
Recorded at Bias Studios, Springfield, Virginia and Hometone Studios, Nashville, Tennessee.
Personnel: Mary Chapin Carpenter (vocals, acoustic guitar); John Jennings (acoustic & electric guitar, synthesizer, bass, background vocals); Matt Rollings (acoustic ...
| | Xerxeese III Planet Hopping Is Fun CD (2007)
1950 album
$7.49
Good Evening,This is one of my best works as far as having a couple of tasty audio bytes on it, ...
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