| | Land Of Voodoo Bodyshaker CD Single Land Of Voodoo Discography of CDs
Land of Voodoo: Kobbe, Austin Leeds. Land Of Voodoo Bodyshaker Songs | 1. | Bodyshaker - (original mix) |
| 2. | Bodyshaker - (DJ Fist remix) |
| 3. | Bodyshaker - (Cajjmere Wray remix) |
| 4. | Bodyshaker - (DJ Dove remix) |
| 5. | Bodyshaker - (J. Wiz & DJ Jason G remix) |
| 6. | Bodyshaker - (Valentino LaRosa remix) |
| 7. | Bodyshaker - (Rob Mirage remix) |
| 8. | Bodyshaker - (Tibal Tarante remix) |
| 9. | Bodyshaker - (Maher KD & Vivie Ann remix) |
| 10. | Bodyshaker - (Cajjmere Wray Electro mix) |
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Purchase Bodyshaker CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mariah Carey Merry Christmas CD (1994)
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 $8.75    (MP3 Available for Download)
At this stage of her career Mariah Carey does not need to prove herself, but her voice is so powerful that with each new recording she, once again, reminds you: "Listen to what I can do." Vocal gymnastics and Christmas songs are not often thought of as a compatible combination, but on MERRY CHRISTMAS Mariah jumps, climbs, crawls, twirls and dashes her way through both traditional fare and original Christmas songs.
She shifts through styles, offering fans from all musical camps a gift of their own. Her "Silent Night" shows off a studied vocalization where liquid phrasing is key. "Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)" shows off a dynamic voice that is hard to match. She has fun with the Phil Spector goodie "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," a song straight out of '60s girl-group heaven. There is even a "Joy To The World" medley mixing the old and the new--the traditional Christmas song and the Three Dog Night hit. And, as usual, her gospel-voiced background singers are out in full force.
There are two ways to enjoy this album. One is to sit back and revel in Mariah Carey's vocal fireworks, and the other is to pour yourself a glass of egg-nog, get cozy by the tree and have yourself a MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Recorded at the Hit Factory, New York.
Producers: Mariah Carey, Loris Holland, Walter Afanasieff.
Personnel: Mariah Carey (vocals); Dann Huff (guitar); Lenny Pickett (saxophone); Loris Holland (piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Greg Phillinganes (piano); Walter Afanasieff (Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer, bass, tambourine, claps, programming); Randy Jackson, Kirk Lyons (bass); Buddy Williams, Bernard Davis, Omar Hakim (drums); Dave Silliman (percussion); Gary Cirimelli, Dan Shea, Robert Clivilles, David Cole (programming); Melonie Daniels, Shanrae Price, Kelly Price, Cindy Mizzelle (background vocals).
Children's Choir: Wayne Daniels, Jr., David Daniels, Nathan Daniels, Jodi Walton, 3D, Jazzmin Walton, Janaye Walton, Tobitha Shinique Owens.
| | Boyz II Men Christmas Interpretations CD (1993) Remastered
Bodyshaker album
$7.85   (MP3 Available for Download)
This is part of "20th Century Masters: The Millenium Collection" series.
Indeed, it is the most wonderful time of the year, and this reissue of 1993's Christmas Interpretations arrives under the Universal 20th Century Masters series, which has launched its own subset of holiday releases. Produced by fellow soulful crooner Brian McKnight, this ten-song workout is not a collection of holiday favorites (aside from the traditional "Silent Night" that opens and closes the recording), but a series of brand new holiday compositions based on the quiet storm market. The Boyz are in fine form, as per usual, and the production work is of top-notch quality. However, within the smooth delivery lie lyrics that are melancholic and downtrodden, the kind of despair that is commonly associated with the holiday season but just not expressed so soulfully, most notably in the composition "Why Christmas," which reflects the existential angst of world issues during the holiday season. The results are a bit like crossing "What's Going On" with the New Edition classic "Can You Stand the Rain." Not exactly uplifting stuff to play when unwrapping presents or carving the holiday turkey, but if you are into pleasant-sounding melodies and silky-smooth production, then this is the perfect Christmas album for you. While most die-hard fans might already have this in their collections, fans who might have glanced over this release originally would be well-served to pick it up. ~ Rob Theakston
Boyz II Men followed their hugely successful debut, Cooleyhighharmony, with Christmas Interpretations, which is a pretty intelligent choice, given that Christmas albums by established artists tend to sell year after year, while pop albums tend to sell mostly at the time of their popularity. So this album of all new Christmas material (written by the Boyz themselves) certainly helped the Boyz flesh out their catalog. There aren't any interpretations of Christmas classics to be found on this record, save for th
| | Rihanna Rated R CD (2009)
Bodyshaker CD music
$14.89  (MP3 Available for Download)
"Russian Roulette," released weeks prior to Rated R, just hinted at Rihanna's sudden desire to provoke. Even with the realization that it is metaphorical, the song startles with its hesitant gasps, spinning cylinders, and verses that are glacially paced, where a cold piano line and the slight inflections in Rihanna's voice are front and center. And then there's an audible shudder followed by a discharged bullet -- the abrupt end to one of Rated R's most restrained moments. It's not the only instance where Rihanna's rise in fame, combined with being the victim in the decade's highest-profile felonious assault, added up to a perfect-storm scenario for a creative overhaul. Rated R is more like Good Girl Gone Evil, or Abused Girl Full of Vengeful Rage, not Good Girl Gone Bad, where the only casualties were some dishes. The closest the set gets to upbeat pop is "Rude Boy," and by any standard it is stern; needless to say, there is quite a difference between "Can you get it up?" and "You can stand under my umbrella." Much of this daring album is absolutely over the top, bleak and sleek both lyrically and sonically, but it's compelling, filled with as many memorably belligerent lines -- two of which, "I pitch with a grenade/Swing away if ya feeling brave" and "I'm such a fuckin' lady," set the tone early on -- as a rap album made ripe for dissection. "G4L," over a low-slung and sleek production, is the most fantastical of all, in which Rihanna leads a band of homicidal women, opening with "I lick the gun when I'm done `cause I know that revenge is sweet" and "Any mothaf*cka wanna disrespect/Playin' with fire finna get you wet." The breakup song, "Fire Bomb," even though it is also metaphorical, is a close second in terms of lyrical extremity: "I just wanna set you on fire so I won't have to burn alone." Some of the breathers -- the songs that are less intense -- hold the album back since Rihanna sounds detached from them. The one exception is the wistful, bittersweet "Phot
| | Stevie Wonder 20th Century Masters - The Christmas Collection CD (2004)
Bodyshaker MP3 Album
$8.29 (MP3 Available for Download)
This assortment of seasonal cheer features Stevie Wonder applying his inimitable vocal technique to familiar and unusual Yuletide songs, with predictably successful results. In "Someday at Christmas" he yearns for a Christmas when "Men won't be boys/playing with bombs like kids play with toys"--this album was recorded during the Vietnam War--striking a plaintive tone not often found on Christmas albums. Other high points include his joyous reading of "Little Drummer Boy," with its steadily building martial beat, and chestnuts like "Silver Bells" and "The Christmas Song," which Wonder delivers with total assurance, as well as a palpable sense of fun. He even brings a measure of soul to more sentimental numbers like "One Little Christmas Tree" and "Twinkle Twinkle Little Me," while "What Christmas Means to Me" invokes the bubbling bass line of the Capitols' "Cool Jerk," and features a blissful harp solo.
Formerly available as SOMEDAY AT CHRISTMAS.
| | Paul Butterfield Blues Band CD (1965)
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$7.39   (MP3 Available for Download)
The '60s Blues Revival begins here. Calling this album influential is an understatement akin to calling the Grand Canyon a rut; suffice to say that an entire generation of musicians (mostly young and white) heard this and had their lives changed forever. In fact, for at least a year after the album's release in 1965, it was impossible to walk down the hall of any college dorm in America without hearing one of the songs here echoing from somebody's room.
Heard today, the thing still packs a wallop. Butterfield's harmonica and vocals are utterly idiomatic, without a hint of minstrelsy. Michael Bloomfield's lead guitar is stinging and eloquent, and the rhythm section, on loan from Howling Wolf, swings like mad. The only fly in the ointment is the fairly primitive production, which often makes Mark Naftalin's keyboards sound like a horde of angry bees, but that's a small criticism in the face of blues playing as passionate and accomplished as this. A genuine classic.
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Michael Bloomfield.
Live Recording
Includes liner notes by Pete Welding.
Personnel: Paul Butterfield (vocals, harmonica); Sam Lay (vocals, drums); Elvin Bishop (guitar); Mike Bloomfield (slide guitar); Jerome Arnold (bass); Mark Naftalin (organ).
| | Maze - Featuring Frankie Beverly: Live In Los Angeles DVD (2003) Bonus Track
Bodyshaker songs
 $10.49 (MP3 Available for Download)
Maze, featuring the smooth vocal talents of the legendary Frankie Beverly, perform 10 tracks live in concert. Songs featured include "Joy and Pain," "Too Many Games," "Back in Stride" and many more!
Standard Screen; Additional Footage; Soundtrack English; Dolby Digital 5.1 Re
| | Looper Ballad Of Ray Suzuki (1999) (Import) United Kingdom
Bodyshaker album
$10.49
BALLAD OF RAY SUZUKI, released in 1999, the first CD-single from electro-pop act Looper whose founding memeber is former bassist for Belle & Sebastian Stuart David. This three track, limited edition disc includes "Ballad Of Ray Suzuki" and "Suzuki's Big Rip-off."
The Brainchild Of Stuart David ,Belle & Sebastian Bassist. Black, Made Up The Other Half Of Looper. Looper Melds Indie Rock's Lo-Fi Aesthetic And Pop Melodies. Limited To 2000 Copies.
| | Agent Blue Children's Children CD (2005) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
Bodyshaker CD music
$7.89
The CD single contains three tracks 'Children's Children', 'All's Well That Ends Ok' & 'Silence is Golden'. Universal. 2005.
| | Tamio Okuda Sasurai (2005)
$15.99 | | Elton John Live In Australia (2004) (Import)
Bodyshaker MP3 Album
$22.35
Shot At The Sydney Entertainment Centre, December 14th, 1986, featuring the Elton John Band
| | Kouki Miyata Miyata,Kouki Vol. 4-Kyokara Maou! Character Song (2008) (Import)
$19.69 | | Nikki Webster Devilicious (2009) (Import)
$7.99 |
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