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Star Wars - Crucible AudioBook
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Star Wars: the Old Republic - Annihilation AudioBook
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Star Wars - Scoundrels AudioBook
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Star Wars: the Old Republic - Annihilation AudioBook
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Star Wars - Heir to the Empire AudioBook
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Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi - Apocalypse AudioBook
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Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi - Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi - Conviction AudioBook
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Star Wars - Crucible AudioBook
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Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi - Ascension AudioBook
Marc Thompson CD discography
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Star Wars - Scoundrels AudioBook
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Star Wars: X-wing - Mercy Kill AudioBook
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Cooling The Mark CD (2003)
Marc Thompson CD discography Recording information: DNA (2001).
Arrangers: General Rudie; Marc Thompson; Phillip Dixon.
Personnel: Phillip Dixon (vocals, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Marc Thompson (melodica, didjeridu, grand piano, Wurlitzer organ, Mellotron, synthesizer, Moog synthesizer, background vocals); Kirsten Johnson ...
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Take Your Place CD (2004)
Marc Thompson discography This Montreal-based sextet has been playing traditional and modern ska since 1997, and their experience shows in the kind of loose-limbed confidence and effortless ensemble groove that come only with lots and lots of practice and endless touring. While elements of 1960s ska and rocksteady and of second-wave British ska are obvious in General Rudie's sound, the band's most obvious stylistic antecedent are the Slackers -- and that's a compliment. On their second album for the Stomp label they incorporate dancehall influences as well, bringing a lurching three-against-two groove and toaster MC I-Ronnie to bear on "Listen This." "Payback," on the other hand, is smooth and jazzy in a way that recalls the glory days of the New York Ska Jazz Ensemble, and "Addicted" is built on a nice, slowly loping one-drop groove. One might wish that one or two of these tracks would really grab you by the throat and force you to pay attention, but every song on this album is either good or very good. Recommended. ~ Rick Anderson
Recording information: Dave Cooper's Studio (12/2003-05/2004); Studio Stomp (12/2003-05/2004); Studio Vox (12/2003-05/2004).
Photographer: Christine DAngelo.
Arranger: Marc Thompson.
General Rudie: Phillip Dixon (vocals, saxophone); Luke Quin (guitar); Nicky Popovick (trombone); Marc Thompson (keyboards); Stefan Popowycz (bass guitar, background vocals); Rob Bradford (drums, percussion).
Personnel: Marc Thompson (keyboards); Rollo Radford (drums, percussion); Scott Russell (tambourine).
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