| | Mac Dre Bay Bosses Vol. 1 CD Mac Dre Discography of CDs
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This compilation features the biggest Bosses of the Bay including Mac Mall, Keak Da Sneak, Mistah F.A.B., Miami, Bavgate, Cutthoat Committee, Yukmouth, J-Diggs, Money Gang and many others. Mac Dre Bay Bosses Vol. 1 Songs Bay Bosses Vol. 1 Music Review Purchase Bay Bosses Vol. 1 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mac Dre Treal TV, Vol. 2 CD (2006)
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| | Pimp C - Pimpalation DVD (2006)
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Following his release from jail, rap star Pimp C shot this documentary, ...
| | Mac Dre Uncut CDs (2006) Parental Advisory
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Bay Area rapper Mac Dre seemed remarkably prolific ...
| | J-Diggs Bay Commission CD (2006) Bonus DVD
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| | Mac Dre Alaska 2 Tha Bay CD (2006)
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| | Dudley Connell Meet Me By The Moonlight CD (1999)
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This duo is keeping alive a valuable tradition that's liable to fade away: the country "brother" harmony duo. In traditional country music's past, there were the Delmore Brothers, the Louvin Brothers, and others. They sang in a close, tight harmony similar to that found in bluegrass. This sound influenced the Everly Brothers, who in ...
| | Tanya Tucker TNT CD (1978)
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Given its uncharacteristically sexy cover, a rarity in country music at the time, TNT shocked many Tanya Tucker fans upon its release in 1978. The album not only looked notably different from the young Texas-born singer's previous releases, it sounded different, too, with slick of-the-moment, rock/disco-tinged production replacing Tucker's more straightforward country approach. While the opening "Lover Goodbye" (penned, oddly enough, by Phil Everly) is an upbeat club-ready number, the next track, the passionate "I'm the Singer, You're the Song," relies heavily on a string-laden backdrop and Tucker's yearning vocals. Though some tunes make concessions to the performer's honky-tonk side, most notably a soulful cover of John Prine's "Angel from Montgomery" and a lively version of Chuck Berry's "Brown Eyed Handsome Man," other songs such as "If You Feel It" aim for an accessible rock-influenced sound. Tucker would eventually return to a rootsier aesthetic, but this fascinating, if somewhat uneven, record made a significant mark on both her career and the face of country music, presaging by decades the crossover appeal of Shania Twain, Faith Hill, and their peers.
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| | Homegrown CD (1998) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Dick Weissman Pioneer Nights CD (2000)
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What does one arrive at by crossing old-time music with Django Reinhardt and jazz-grass? Well, basically a beautifully strange album like Pioneer Nights. Banjoist/12-string guitarist Dick Weissman and violinist/guitarist Gary Keiski team up in various combinations to play 18 originals that, genre-wise, defy category. "Mr. Banjeaurine Man" is a lovely banjo piece that lazily twists and turns toward no particular destination, while "Wolfgang's Banjo" glides along like a lullaby. The opening "Django's Dilemma," featuring banjo and fiddle, is one of the most intriguing, addicting pieces on the album. This is the type of instrumental that Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli would have played had they been born in Appalachia instead of Paris. Although known as a banjo player, Weissman's guitar work is equally impressive. There is a lovely, bossa nova-flavored piece titled "Breeze-il," and a dusty, Far East meets Wild West piece called "Superstition Mountain." His guitar work has an open quality that may remind some of John Fahey or the later work of Leo Kottke, but Weissman's compositions and phrasings are more distinct, more attention-grabbing. Critics often fall back on the old cliché of "this artist isn't as well-known as he should be," mostly due the frustration felt when a wonderful artist isn't given proper recognition. At least one can be thankful that labels like Wind River put artists like Weissman and Keiski in the studio and let their eccentric geniuses run wild. The liner notes by Weissman provide lots of nice tidbits on individual pieces, and on his inspiration for the album. Pioneer Nights is a beautiful album and should be warmly welcomed by everyone who loves original acoustic instrumentals. Don't miss it. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr.
Dick Weissman is a composer and ...
| | Blues Of Summer CD (2000) (Import) Germany
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Germany-based record company, Nagel-Heyer, has pulled together some of the best from their stable of performers for a compilation built around the blues, Summer blues to be specific. These tracks were culled from albums made between February 1990 and June 1999. Nagel-Heyer has an impressive stable of stars, all of them well-steeped in the jazz and blues tradition. There's Warren Vache and Allan Vache, trumpeter/ vocalist Byron Stripling, preeminent guitarists Howard Alden and Oscar Klein among the many jazzmiesters represented here. There are also a variety of instrumental combinations that perform the music including the swing big band of the late Buck Clayton, a fortuitous combination of jazz veterans ...
| | Melinda Schneider Family Tree CD (2004) (Import)
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| | Very Best Of Dwight Yoakam CD (2004)
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It's no coincidence that maverick country star Dwight Yoakam rose to prominence in Los Angeles during the 1980s, playing ...
| | Aqui Esta La Bachata 10 CD (2005) Bonus Track
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| | Schuerzenjaeger Lust Auf Mehr CD (2006) (Import) Germany
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