| | Paula Arlich Ray Of Hope CD Paula Arlich Discography of CDs
Personnel: Paula Arich (bass guitar); Albert Vonseggern (alto saxophone); Tom Korner (percussion); Jay Stewart (drum programming). Ray Of Hope Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, New Age CDs | | Label | Uncommonly Round | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank |  412886  | | CD Universe Part number | 7224366 | | Catalog number | 1059966 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 06, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Jay Stewart; Paula Arlich | | Engineer | Jay Stewart; Paula Arlich | | Recording Time | 40 minutes |
Paula Arlich Ray Of Hope Songs | 1. | Father's Touch, The |
| 2. | I Can't Imagine |
| 3. | Life Beyond Dreams |
| 4. | Empty Cross, The |
| 5. | Seasons Change |
| 6. | Peace Prayer |
| 7. | Road to Calvary |
| 8. | Lost Love |
| 9. | Hearts in Harmony |
| 10. | Side by Side |
| 11. | Ray of Hope, A |
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Purchase Ray Of Hope CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | George Winston December: Silver Anniversary Edition CD (1982) Enhanced CD
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| | Mannheim Steamroller Christmas CD (1984)
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Also available in the CHRISTMAS COLLECTION box set with CHRISTMAS EXTRAORDINARE, A FRESH AIRE CHRISTMAS and CHRISTMAS IN THE AIRE.
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| | Patrick O'Hearn Glaciation CD (2007)
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Patrick O’Hearn: Glaciation (self-released)It’s been awhile since a disc of ethereal, slow-moving instrumental music (this once would have been called “new age”) has captured my imagination like Patrick O’Hearn’s Glaciation has. Like the glaciers and icebergs that adorn the lovely CD package, these compositions have a spare, mysterious, other-worldly beauty. I mean to pay this release a high compliment when I note that some of this music recalls the most evocative work of Brian Eno, in the way O’Hearn places the instruments in different ambient fields and the way the tunes unfold so naturally and majestically. But far from being just a keyboard/synth workout, this features many other textures, from pulsing basses to electric Hawaiian guitar (recalling Eno’s gorgeous Apollo) to percussion. All in all, it’s a wondrous trip!— Mix magazine, January 2008Glaciation. Even the word sounds ...
| | Jim Brickman Peace CD (2003)
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PEACE was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album.
What sets pianist Jim Brickman apart from much of Windham Hill's roster has been a certain earnest, emotive, evocative style, which unfolds beyond the borders of any genre, somewhere in the woods outside of the jazz, classical, and new age worlds. This music can easily lend itself to the spirit of Christmas, so it's not surprising that Brickman would take to the holidays and record PEACE, his second Christmas album, following 1997's highly-successful THE GIFT.
As with THE GIFT, PEACE is a balance of original Brickman compositions and timeless classics. Also like its predecessor, PEACE is peppered with guest vocalists who pop up to add lyrical ...
| | Winter's Solstice II CD (1986)
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Depending on the mood you're in, this compilation album will make you dream, smile, or cry a nostalgic tear. It is a typical Windham Hill sampler: wistful, joyful, lush, and lovely. Most songs stick with piano ...
| | Songs From A Secret Garden CD (1996)
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Even if you've never heard the music of Secret Garden, you've probably seen the film, or rather, the countless films that tell tales of passion and unrequited love. Secret Garden's soaring violins and elegantly spare piano work make their songs ideal for wedding ceremonies, but that isn't to diminish the group's potency.
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| | Flying Saucers Rock 'N' Roll: The Very Best Of Sleepy Labeef CD (1999)
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| | Francis Cabrel Hors-Saison CD (1999) France
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Among Francis Cabrel's many recordings since 1977, Hors-Saison (Out Season) remains his classic. Paced easily and intently on groove figures and melodic folk and rock songs, in 1999, Cabrel arrived at the epitome of his art. Using the same quartet that recorded Sabarcane with Manu Katchie on drums and percussion, bassist Bernard Paganotti, Gerard Bikialo on Hammond organ and Wurlitzer, with Denys Lable on acoustic guitar and the percussion stylings of Denis Benarrosh, Cabrel has created an immediate, spare, direct emotional statement of melancholy and simplicity. His music on Out Season sounds like a cross between Bruce Cockburn and Tony Joe White, with blues and folk swirling around French folk music to drag out the nuances in each and force them by the sheer power of his will to stride along with one another in relative harmony -- though the tension is ever present. No matter the theme, whether it's a heartfelt treatise on the passing of blues heroes Son House, Blind ...
| | Inlakesh Entering Dreamtime CD (2001)
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| | Nana Mouskouri Fille Du Soleil CD (2002) France
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| | Jimmy Sommers Lovelife CD (2003)
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Lovelife, the title of Jimmy Sommers' second recording on his own label, Gemini Records, under license to Higher Octave Jazz, has obvious romantic connotations fitting for a saxman who made People magazine's list of Top 50 Bachelors in 2002. Yet that wasn't the concept on his mind when he named the recording after the throbbing retro-funk tune he co-wrote with eccentric, raspy voiced soul-rock superstar Macy Gray. It's about his intense day-to-day passion for making music and living to the fullest. With the smooth jazz/urban adult contemporary success of his 2001 hit 360 Urban Groove, who could blame him? The accent here is on thump, groove, and irresistibly soulful melodies most of the time, with a few softer romantic moments that hint at some deeper introspection. Last time out, he had a hit with Boz Scaggs' "Lowdown," and he mines another chestnut from that era in Kool & the Gang's "Take My Heart (You Can Have It If You Want It)," which swings heavily under Sommers' rich sax textures. He invites some other soul celebs to the studio, most notably Rahsaan Patterson, who sings the catchy opener, "What Am I Gonna Do." Yet the most notable and interesting collaboration is the passionate romance "Why Must I," which blends his horn textures around Chris Botti's trademark sly trumpet harmonies. The rest of the time, he's either rolling high and funky ("Ride Ride Ride," "Havana Nights") or staying up late, candlelight glowing in the distance, exchanging night rhythms with his dance partner ("Grant ...
| | Enon Hocus Pocus CD (2003)
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Arriving just over a year after the excellent High Society, Hocus Pocus is Enon's attempt to sum up where it has been on its previous albums and strike out in new directions at the same time. These contradictory impulses result in an album that's a musical tug-of-war: while many of Hocus Pocus' tracks sound like pleasant but not especially distinctive reworks of High Society songs, there are almost as many that suggest Enon is moving in some intriguing new directions. While there's nothing inherently wrong with "Spanish Boots"' good-natured indie rock or "Shave"'s atmospheric, Asian-influenced new wave, it tends to sound like slight variations on High Society's "Window Display" and the band's breakout hit "In This City," respectively. Unfortunately, this problem plagues a good portion of the album: songs like the pretty but vague "Monsoon" and the meandering "Storm the Gates" sound underdeveloped, like outtakes from High Society with all of that album's tension and weirdness removed. Hocus Pocus also suffers from some strange sequencing: most ...
| | Trifon Trifonov Bulgarian Wedding Music From The Last Century CD (2005) (Import) Japan
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