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Forgas Band Phenomena: Sylvain Ducloux (electric guitar); Frederic Norel (violin); Denis Guivar'ch (saxophone); Sylvain Gontard (trumpet); Igor Brover (keyboards); Kengo Mochizuki (bass instrument); Patrick Forgas (drums). Forgas Band Phenomena Soleil 12 Songs Soleil 12 Review
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Purchase Soleil 12 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Small Faces Ogden's Nut Gone Flake CD (2006) (Import) England; Deluxe Edition; United Kingdom
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| | Can Soon Over Babaluma CD (1974) Remastered
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$14.95 This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players.
Whereas many fans favor the frazzled funkadelia of EGE BAMYASI and TAGO MAGO, SOON OVER BABALUMA is undeniably Can's masterpiece. With BABALUMA, guitarist/violinist Michael Karoli, founding ...
| | Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian CD (2006)
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| | Jacob Young Sideways CD (2008)
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| | Bill Frisell History, Mystery CDs (2008)
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| | Stan Kenton At The Rendezvous Vol. 1 CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Stan Kenton Time For Love CD (2003)
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| | Dave Carpenter Badlands CD (2002)
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| | Safri Duo 3.0 CD (2004) (Import) Germany
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| | Eric Herman and the Invisible B Monkey Business CD (2005)
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$15.19 The first CD by Eric Herman and the Invisible Band, The Kid in the Mirror, was described by many kids and parents as their favorite album of the genre, and it spawned several classic kids' songs including the ever-popular "There's a Monster in My House" and "The Elephant Song". A typical response was, "My kids loved it so much. Lots of great energy, humor, and (gasp!) artistry. It's like if Sgt. Pepper's was a kids album." (-Steven Stewart, Finland) The Kid in the Mirror quickly became the best-selling album of Eric's discography, which includes several CDs of varying genres (by the name Eric Endres) including contemporary rock, folk-acoustic, musical theatre, progressive rock and more. Clearly, he was on to something with his initial foray into the kids' music realm.Producing a comparable follow-up to 'The Kid...' would seem difficult, and yet the new Eric Herman and the Invisible Band album, Monkey Business, not only equals but surpasses the expectations of the group's formidable debut release. Monkey Business one-ups The Kid in the Mirror with track after track of brilliant and accessible songwriting, high-quality production with energetic arrangements and performances, themes that resonate and resound with kids' sensibilities, and an overwhelming sense of humor and fun. There are 14 tracks in all, including the infectious ode to picking up toys, "In the Box", the hilarious pirate fable, "Blackbeard, Bluebeard and Redbeard", the wildly participatory exercise regimen of "Bounce and Flap and Twist", the tongue-twisting goofiness of "Ten Times Fast" and the sweet and poignant lullaby "The Hero of Your Dreams". Once again, Eric has teamed up with the renowned children's poetry author Kenn Nesbitt (poetry4kids.com) to write the lyrics for several of the songs. Kenn even adds his considerable voice-acting talents on a few tracks, as the announcer for "The Math Game" and the "Prune Juice" commercial, the "sarge-ant" heard on "Ants in the Lunchroom" and the voice of Bluebeard in "Blackbeard, Bluebeard and Redbeard".It has become something of a cliche in recent years for marketing children's music releases as "music for kids that parents will also like". Well, cliche or not, Monkey Business may be the ultimate example of that description, with sophistication in its musicianship and lyricism that belies its apparent simplicity and accessibility. This album is rich in flavors and nuances, and grows more endearing with repeated listens. The beautiful breather song "Don't Bother Any Butterflies" makes a clever reference to The Beatles, and the Fab Four's sense of memorability and musical depth is an evident influence on both Monkey Business and The Kid in the Mirror. And yet, the music is still completely original and fresh, and doesn't ...
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$12.35 | | Critical City Life CD (2006)
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$11.39 Music has moved Critical since he took his first baby steps, listening to a song playing over his mother’s eight track stereo. He first learned the art of drumming from his father, a professional drummer. Critical’s love for music spread to keyboarding as well as wind and percussion instruments. By the age of five, he was performing in his hometown, Minneapolis, Minnesota.Critical’s love for music led him to enroll in a High School known for its state-of-the-art recording studio. There, he began focusing on his dream of becoming a Producer. Critical began recording projects with his group “Impact”, performing in clubs, community events & receiving radio airplay. Enrolling in college for music, Critical begin to learn about the business side of the Music industry. He went on to intern with well-known Producer and Professional Musician, Morris Hayes who has played with Prince, Mazarati, Chaka Khan and ...
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