Juliette Lewis Discography of CDs

Juliette Lewis music CDs Actress Juliette Lewis returns in 2009 with her second record of garage-fueled indie rock. Buoyed by production from Mars Volta's Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, Juliette brings her wailing Karen O fury, backed by the same solid supporting crew as in 2005. Lyricist: Juliette Lewis. Personnel: Juliette Lewis (vocals, Fender Rhodes piano); Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez (Clavinet, synthesizer, percussion); Thomas Pridgen (drums). Audio Mixer: Rich Costey. Recording information: The E Clat Morgue Portable Disaster Unit Brooklyn, NY; Zapopan, Mexico. Photographer: Jennifer Tzar.

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Juliette Lewis CD discography 2008 release, a collection of the greatest songs from the movies of the '80s rearranged by Marc Collin, Nouvelle Vague's producer. Like Nouvelle Vague, Hollywood, Mon Amour revisits a genre, a period, retaining only the basic skeleton of the songs (melody and lyrics) to demonstrate that by arranging them differently they can take on a new life while still respecting the original. For this project their attention was drawn to the songs featured in the movies of the '80s, those mainly produced in Hollywood, This is not history revisited, but a part of musical history rewritten that all came about while rearranging the songs from the movies of the '80s, each time imagining a different story and a different era. Features guest vocals from Skye, Juliette Lewis, Cibelle, Yael Naim, Dea Li, Katrine Ottosen, Nadeah, Leelou, Nancy Danino and Bianca Calandra. 16 tracks. PIAS.

Juliette Lewis albums The is the fifth album from the rotating smooth jazz all-star showcaseUrban Knights, and it continues with much the same flavor as the group's previous releases: a mix of post-bop jazz influences and straightforward R&B. The album opens with an instrumental version of Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" featuring bandleader Ramsey Lewis covering the main vocal parts with his piano. Two collective originals follow, leading into Michelle Williams' soft vocals on "Will You Still Love Me?" "On the Up" is an original with a thick electronic funk thanks largely to Kenny Garrett. Another group original follows in the same vein, although the collective takes on Johnny Nash's "I Can See Clearly Now" yield mixed results, holding Steve Zoloto's sax over the top of a groove. Some contemporary R&B pokes through on "No One," and Orbert Davis invokes a bit of Miles Davis on his trumpet over the funk of "The New Funktier." After another short R&B romp, the album finishes on a pair of Hans Zimmer numbers ...

Juliette Lewis music CDs The late Frank Mantooth was best known for his swinging big-band arrangements. For what would be his final major project, Mantooth arranged a dozen love songs for a string orchestra, featuring 12 talented female jazz singers on a tune apiece. The results are rather light on jazz with just occasional brief solos, usually from saxophonist Kim Park, and not much improvising from the singers. The vocalists generally stick close to the melodies while the strings and ...

Juliette Lewis discography Track Listing of songs: Intro; Weekend; There Is Nothing Left; Aphrodisiac; Lay Back; Frayne's Soul Lounge Pt. 1; Ooo Wee; Bump That; Interlude; Free; Night To Remember; Trying Times; Frayne; For the Love of You; There Is Nothing Left;

Juliette Lewis songs Audio Remixer: Now Voyager. Editors: James Horrocks; John Truelove; Jay Burnett. Personnel: Juliette Lewis (piano). Audio Remasterer: John Truelove. House.