Love Songs Vol. 1 CD

Love Songs Vol. 1 Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums
Label	POINT LTD CUTOUTS
CD Universe Part number	7220058
Catalog number	44022
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 01, 2000

Love Songs Vol. 1 Review

Guidelines
Remember to focus your comments on Love Songs Vol. 1 CD.
Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy.

To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.

Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Alabama Christmas CD (1985)

Love Songs Vol. 1 album

$6.29

Also Bought

Alicia Keys Element Of Freedom CD (2009)

Love Songs Vol. 1 CD music

$11.18

Don't mistake the presence of Jay-Z and Beyoncé on Alicia Keys' fourth album as evidence that the singer/songwriter is burrowing into modern R&B -- take it instead as evidence of the rarefied company Keys keeps, her status as a superstar so solidified that the only cameos possible are R&B/hip-hop elite. Superstars are often given leeway to do anything they want, and so it is on The Element of Freedom, where Keys dials back the outward expansion of As I Am and turns inward, creating a clean, small-scale collection of ballads and Prince-inspired pop. Always apparent on Alicia's albums, that Prince influence is underscored by how she's swapped the retro-soul instrumentation of ...

Also Bought

Bert Kaempfert Christmas Wonderland CD (1963)

Love Songs Vol. 1 music CDs

$15.29

Also Bought

This Christmas CD (2007)

Love Songs Vol. 1 songs

$9.59

Also Bought

Ray Conniff We Wish You A Merry Christmas CD (1962)

Love Songs Vol. 1 album

$6.09

Ray Conniff was only a step or two above Lawrence Welk, where edginess is concerned, on the easy listening scale, and it is true that his albums could often have a sort of bland, soulless quality in their weakest moments. Nevertheless, there is something undeniably lovely about the orchestral and vocal arrangements on many of his albums, and that is never more so the case than on We Wish You a Merry Christmas. Even if you ignore the album's holiday aim, it is possibly Conniff's single finest recorded moment, with an incomparably strong choral vocal performance from his Singers. You cannot really segregate the music from its purpose, however, and to do so would be to gloss over the album's single greatest attribute: its timeless, sparkling mood. It remains as fresh, in its way, 30 years later as it was on the day that it was recorded. Moreover, it can rightly be called a Christmas classic. While most of Conniff's music has drastically dated, some of it quaintly and some of it rather embarrassingly, few albums have come along in the subsequent years that have better captured the sort of sprightly holiday ...

Also Bought

Dave Clark 5 Hits CD (2008)

Love Songs Vol. 1 CD music

$15.15

Although they never wowed the critics like the Beatles did, for a time in the mid-'60s the Dave Clark Five were the Fab Four's main commercial competition, turning out hit after hit and selling an astounding 100 million records before all was said and done. This generous, 28-track, single-disc anthology has all the essentials (the DC5 were never really an album band but they sure knew how to make singles), including "Glad All Over," "Catch Us If You Can," "Over and Over," ...

Sweet Inspirations Estelle, Myrna And Sylvia CD (1973)

Love Songs Vol. 1 music CDs

$9.69

Though Cissy Houston was long gone from the group by the time they made this album, it's a fine set of gospel-pop-soul, with arrangements that manage to be sophisticated without getting slick. Co-produced by David Porter and Ronnie Williams, who as a pair also wrote most of the material; the songs are good and ...

Jon Bare Orcastra CD (2001)

Love Songs Vol. 1 songs

$14.59

Who is Jon Bare?Jon Bare is a modern-day Renaissance man and a study in contrasts. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer, engineer, inventor, filmmaker, author and educator, Jon is the driving force behind the highly acclaimed KILLER WHALES, SHREDZILLA and ORCASTRA CD's.

Jon is a major player on the L.A. music scene. He has graced the stages of most of the major clubs and festival events in Southern California.

With an incredible band including former Doobie Brothers drummer Chet McCracken and former White Lion bassist James LoMenzo this band rocks with style and precision.

Jon has produced eight albums of his own music and has written a book and accompanying CD entitled "Recording The Electric Guitar," published in July, 2001 by Music Maker Publications, the publishers of RECORDING magazine. Jon is a contributing writer for the magazine, having authored more than 40 articles on recording and various aspects of the music business.

A native of Los Angeles, Jon plays guitar with a lot of skill and fire. His style has been described as Carlos Santana meets the Allman Brothers and they get in a fight.

The Killer Whales got their start back in 1993 with Tim Bogert (Jeff Beck, Vanilla Fudge) on bass and Chet McCracken (Doobie Brothers) on drums. The power trio's debut CD, entitled simply KILLER WHALES gained them national recognition and considerable press. Several cuts off that record found their way to a movie soundtrack, the cult fave "South Beach Academy." On the follow-up CD, SHREDZILLA by Jon Bare & The Killer Whales, James LoMenzo (Ozzy Osbourne, White Lion) takes over on bass. This CD features some of the tastiest blues guitar playing in the Killer Whales catalog.

The new CD, ORCASTRA, is Jon Bare's SERGEANT PEPPERS. With the addition of The Killer Horns, Jon propels this band into areas previously uncharted - and the excitement of discovering new musical territory is easily discernible in the ...

Brahm Thousand Curves CD (2002)

Love Songs Vol. 1 album

$10.15
The hip-hop phenomena caught the attention of many in the 80s, as it grew in audience and in ground. One of those captured was the young Chaz Barber, at the time an elementary school student who took a liking to the rhythm and soul emanating from these new sounds. By no means though was this attraction a passing fad. The attraction soon grew to an addiction, resulting in the collection of hundreds upon hundreds of records, and ultimately, the purchase of an ASR sampling keyboard at the tail end of 1994.

With his musical taste broadening ...