| | Roy Castle Isn't This A Lovely Day CD Roy Castle Discography of CDs
Isn't This A Lovely Day Music Roy Castle Isn't This A Lovely Day Songs | 1. | Singin' In The Rain |
| 2. | April Showers |
| 3. | Pennies From Heaven |
| 4. | Isn't This A Lovely Day |
| 5. | Stormy Weather |
| 6. | Soon It's Gonna Rain |
| 7. | Here's That Rainy Day |
| 8. | Gentle Rain |
| 9. | Everytime It Rains |
| 10. | Where Do You Go |
| 11. | February Brings The Rain |
| 12. | Rain Rain |
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DUETS is a compilation of duets and contains a new duet recording with Barry Manilow, "I Won't Be The One Let Go".
Barbra Streisand's long and varied career is the stuff of legend, as the actress/director/songstress consistently takes chances, never content to rest on her laurels. DUETS, a collection of her collaborations, reflects this wide-sweeping talent, amassing tracks from every facet of Streisand's career. DUETS includes partnerships with stars of pop, country, soul, disco, rock, songwriters of a bygone era, and stars of Broadway and opera. It boasts a track from probably the most famous record to bear the same title (Frank Sinatra's DUETS), a live duet with Dorothy herself culled from a 1963 episode of the Judy Garland Show, and the underappreciated mellow-cool "Guilty" with Bee Gee Barry Gibb.
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Pop-vocal legend Johnny Mathis celebrated his 50th anniversary as a recording artist with this 2006 concert recorded in Atlantic City and aired on PBS. Mathis displays the silky-smooth croon that made him a star--and continues to make audiences swoon even at the age of 71--on such signature classics as "Chances Are," "It’s Not for Me to Say," and "Misty." ...
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Recorded between 1968 and 1972. Includes liner notes by Robyn Flans.
Digitally remastered using 24-bit technology by Erik Labson (Universal Mastering Studios West, North Hollywood, California.
This sweeping collection covers singer-songwriter Neil Diamond's output for MCA's Uni imprint, for which he recorded from 1968 to 1972, and charts his artistic development from the ambitious pop writer of "Two Bit Manchild" to the existential wizard of "I Am...I Said." PLAY ME also incorporates many lesser-known Diamond gems, like the country-flavored "You're So Sweet Horseflies Keep Hanging Round Your Face," which carries more than a hint of the influence of his erstwhile producer Chip Taylor, and his elaborate "African Suite," from 1970's ...
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The 1998 reissue of COME FLY WITH ME includes three extra songs not included on the original release; "Chicago," "South Of The Border" and "I Love Paris."
Recorded in April 1953, October 1957 and April 1960. Includes liner notes by Pete Welding.
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THRILL MACHINE GETS PERSONAL WITH STEAMPUNK The follow-up to the band's 2005 release, EVOKE Album review: Atlanta, GA – October 11th, 2007Local heroes, party band, power trio, unlikely collection of characters – over the past decade Thrill Machine has grown from their “retro in the metro” reputation into full-blown recording artists, and it really shows on their latest release, STEAMPUNK PROJECT (Brainstorm Ltd. Media). For the uninitiated, the term “Steampunk” does not describe a musical style, but a type of fantasy and speculative fiction; an art form that denotes works set in an era or world where steam power is still widely used—usually in the Victorian era. The striking “steampunk” guitar depicted on the CD cover ties in great with the band’s “Thrill Machine” name and logo, and the song-writing and music itself is also peppered with elements of 'steampunk' styles, themes, and ideals.STEAMPUNK PROJECT as a whole, however, is in fact a diverse assembly of music – spanning blues, art rock, classic rock, southern rock, power pop and alternative/new rock, containing industrial and nu metal overtones, all delivered with thoughtful intensity and the kind of variety inherent in a multi-gender band with three lead singers (drummer Stan Barker, bassist Tamara Frank and guitarist Brian Holcomb all sing lead vocals). STEAMPUNK PROJECT comments on very personal, mature and sometimes dark subjects, ranging from adultery (“Now That We Both Know”), persecution and hate crimes (“You Don’t Know”), recovery from a devastating heartbreak (“Spread Your Wings”), and addiction (“Beloved Addict”) to themes of manipulation and self-loathing (“Compromise My Principles”) – the latter song written about the real-life victim of a violent crime by a lover. Social commentary is also plentiful, with songs like “Soccer Mom” which examines a mother’s mid-life meltdown, “How Do We Do It” is about coping with the pressures of daily life, and alternately “Temporary Numb” deals with the ...
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