Legendary Sounds [Import]

Legendary Sounds [Import]

Legendary Sounds [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. Terminator Ii
2. Journey From The Light
3. Here Come The Drumz
4. Gonna Be Right
5. Athema
6. Darkrider
7. Gangsta
8. Hardcore Junglism
9. Just A Dream
10. Spam
11. Method To My Madness
12. What Would We Do
13. Oblivion (Head In The Clouds)
14. Celebrate Life
15. Universal Love (Version Ii)

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The Label that Brought Us Goldie, Four Hero, Doc Scott and Countless More Present Day Legends Finally Drops a Compilation of Some of the Defining Moments in Drum and Bass, Jungle and Hardcore. All of These Tracks Are Highly Sought after Early 90's Rave Anthems that Pushed the Boundaries of Dance Music Beyond What Most People Could Imagine. Featuring Tracks Such as Goldie's 'terminator Ii', Nookie's 'gonna Be Right', Manix' 'hardcore Junglism' and Four Hero's Unforgettable 'journey from the Light', this is an Essential Collection for Any Drum and Bass Enthusiasts who Want to Trace the Roots of this Ever-growing Scene.

Legendary Sounds,Various Artists,Reinforced,Dance
The 1956 Torme-Paich Legendary Sessions
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Perfect jazz vocal recordings!
 The 1956 Torme-Paich Legendary Sessions
Mel Torme , and Marty Paich Dek-Tette
Manufacturer: Fresh Sounds Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000I2KJPQ
Release Date: 2006-11-07

Tracks:

  1. Lulu's Back in Town
  2. I Love to Watch the Moonlight
  3. When April Comes Again
  4. Carioca
  5. Lady Is a Tramp
  6. When the Sun Comes Out
  7. Lullaby of Birdland
  8. Blues
  9. Fascinatin' Rhythm
  10. Keeping Myself for You
  11. I Like to Recognize the Tune
  12. Sing for Your Supper
  13. Nice Work If You Can Get It
  14. Something Gotta Give
  15. Foggy Day
  16. Fine Romance
  17. Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
  18. Top Hat, White Tie & Tails
  19. Way You Look Tonight
  20. Piccolino
  21. They Can't Take That Away from Me
  22. Cheek to Cheek
  23. Let's Face the Music and Dance
  24. They All Laughed

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Perfect jazz vocal recordings!.......2007-01-27

If you are looking for a place to begin with Mel Torme, start here! Mel Torme has a slew of recordings over six decades that are excellent, but many believe that the two albums compiled here on one disc (Mel Torme and the Marty Paich Dek-tette also known as Lulu's Back in Town, and Mel Torme Sings Fred Astaire) are the cream of the crop. Torme's vocal chords were in flawless condition, Paich's horn arrangements are endlessly fascinating (not to mention ample solos throughout by the band), and the songwriting is first class. There are so many highlights it's hard to know where to begin...
1. The trumpet solo on "Let's Face the Music and Dance"
2. Mel's scat solo on "Lullaby of Birdland"
3. The scorching arrangement for "The Way You Look Tonight"
4. The playful jabs at his friend Buddy Rich on "I Like To Recognize the Tune" (what to speak of Marty's arrangements which portray the lyrics perfectly).
5. Marty's dissonant horn arrangement in reponse to Mel's flawless mock-classical practice scales on "Sing for Your Supper."
6. Irresistable songs like "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" and "They All Laughed."
Well, I could go on and on with this list all night, but it's getting late and I haven't even mentioned the packaging-- a wonderful booklet with 5 historic pictures from the sessions, one with a panoramic view of the band and Mel surrounding Marty Paich. The original liner notes are incorporated into a larger essay by Jordi Pujol. They even tell us the exact band members on each of the three session that were used for the recordings.
You just can't go wrong with this recording. We owe Fresh Sounds Records' (jazzcity series) a debt of appreciation for getting these albums back into print, and for putting a special focus on Marty Paich's contribution. One of America's great contributions to the world of jazz vocal music has been given a proper representation! =--=-=- om=-=-=- Nick
The Legendary Jutta Hipp
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    		The Legendary Jutta Hipp
    Jutta Hipp
    Manufacturer: Fresh Sounds Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000I2KJOM
    Release Date: 2006-11-07
    PASSION FLUTE
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • The very best I love it
    		 PASSION FLUTE
    Bobbi Humphrey
    Manufacturer: Paradise Sounds Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B00000IAYI
    Release Date: 1999-01-01

    Tracks:

    1. Steppin'out
    2. Tobago Nights
    3. Harlem River Drive
    4. The Magic,The Music
    5. Passion Flute
    6. Marvelous Marlin
    7. Where
    8. Rainbows

    Album Description

    SMOOTH JAZZ WITH THE LYRICAL AND SORING SOUNDS OF THE"FIRST LADY OF FLUTE",MS.BOBBI HUMPHREY. SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDE THE LATE GWEN GUTHRIE,PREMIER PERCUSSIONIST,RALPH MACDONALD, AND OTHER TOP SESSION PLAYERS. "HARLEM RIVER DRIVE" UPDATED ON THIS CD,HAS BECOME A FAVORITE NOT ONLY IN JAZZ CIRCLES, BUT ALSO IN HIP-HOP SAMPLING.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars The very best I love it.......1999-09-14

    This artist is sensationa
    Legendary Sounds
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      		Legendary Sounds
      Various Artists
      Manufacturer: Reinforced
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
      ASIN: B0001Z2TJO
      Release Date: 2004-05-10

      Tracks:

      1. Terminator Ii
      2. Journey From The Light
      3. Here Come The Drumz
      4. Gonna Be Right
      5. Athema
      6. Darkrider
      7. Gangsta
      8. Hardcore Junglism
      9. Just A Dream
      10. Spam
      11. Method To My Madness
      12. What Would We Do
      13. Oblivion (Head In The Clouds)
      14. Celebrate Life
      15. Universal Love (Version Ii)

      Album Details

      The Label that Brought Us Goldie, Four Hero, Doc Scott and Countless More Present Day Legends Finally Drops a Compilation of Some of the Defining Moments in Drum and Bass, Jungle and Hardcore. All of These Tracks Are Highly Sought after Early 90's Rave Anthems that Pushed the Boundaries of Dance Music Beyond What Most People Could Imagine. Featuring Tracks Such as Goldie's 'terminator Ii', Nookie's 'gonna Be Right', Manix' 'hardcore Junglism' and Four Hero's Unforgettable 'journey from the Light', this is an Essential Collection for Any Drum and Bass Enthusiasts who Want to Trace the Roots of this Ever-growing Scene.
      The Legendary Sounds of Sun Studios
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        		The Legendary Sounds of Sun Studios
        Various Artists
        Manufacturer: Metro Music
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        Traditional BluesTraditional Blues | Blues | Styles | Music
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        ASIN: B000IHY16Y
        Release Date: 2006-10-31

        Tracks:

        1. Rocket 88 - Jackie Brenston
        2. When it Rains it Pours - Billy "The Kid" Emerson
        3. Booted! - Rosco Gordon
        4. Dixie Fried - Carl Perkins
        5. Whirlwind - Charlie Rich
        6. Red Hot - Billy Lee Riley
        7. Just Walkin' In the Rain - The Prisonaires
        8. Gospel Train - The Jones Brothers
        9. Walk That Lonesome Valley - Million Dollar Quartet
        10. Drinkin' Wind Spo-Dee-O-Dee - Malcolm Yelvington
        11. Rockhouse - Roy Orbison
        12. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On - Jerry Lee Lewis
        13. Flying Saucers Rock N'Roll - Billy Lee Riley
        14. Miss Froggie - Warren Smith
        15. Raunchy - Bill Justis
        16. Sitting By My Window - The Five Tinos
        17. Juiced - Billy Love
        18. Great Balls of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis
        19. Ubangi Stomp - Warren Smith
        20. Ooby Dooby - Roy Orbison
        21. Don't Be Cruel - Million Dollar Quartet
        22. Mona Lisa - Carl Mann

        Tracks:

        1. Defrost Your Heart - Charlie Feathers
        2. Howlin' Tom Cat - Harmonica Frank Floyd
        3. Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
        4. Blackland Farmer - Sleepy LaBeef
        5. Runnin' Around - Charlie Feathers
        6. Pool Shark - Dave Dudley
        7. Who Will the Next Fool Be - Charlie Rich
        8. Thanks A Lot - Jeanne Newman
        9. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins
        10. Girl Most Likely - Jeannie C. Riley
        11. Where the Old Red River Flows - Jimmie Davis
        12. Southbound Line - Tracy Pendarvis and the Swampers
        13. In the Jailhouse Now - Webb Pierce
        14. Sweet Country - Dane Stinit
        15. My Kind of Carryin' On - Doug Poindexter & the Starlite Wranglers
        16. Jump Right Out of this Jukebox - Onie Wheeler
        17. Two Young Fools In Love - Barbara Pittman
        18. I Walk the Line - Johnny Cash
        19. How Long - Maggie Sue Wimberley
        20. Another - Roy Drusky
        21. Feelin' Low - Ernie Chaffin

        Tracks:

        1. Mystery Train - Little Junior's Blue Flames
        2. Bear Cat - Rufus Thomas
        3. How Many More Years - Howlin'Wolf
        4. The Boogie Disease - Dr. Ross
        5. Easy - Jimmy & Walter
        6. Sweet Home Chicago - David 'Honeyboy' Edwards
        7. Just Come On Home - Frank Frost
        8. Policy Man Blues - Sleepy John Estes
        9. Cotton Crop Blues - James Cotton
        10. Blue Guitar - Earl Hooker
        11. We All Gotta Go Sometime - Joe Hill Louis
        12. I'm Gonna Murder My Baby - Pat Hare
        13. Seems Like A Million Years - Willie Nix
        14. So Long Baby, Goodbye - Sammy Lewis & Willie Johnson
        15. Time Has Made a Change - Jimmy De Berry
        16. She May be Yours - Joe Hill Louis
        17. If You Love Me Baby - Little Milton
        18. Feelin' Good - Little Junior's Blue Flames
        19. Come Back Baby - Dr. Ross
        20. The Wolf Is At Your Door - Howlin' Wolf
        21. The Last Time - Woodrow Adams
        22. Tiger Man (King of the Jungle) - Rufus Thomas

        Album Description

        Sun Records was the label that orchestrated the sublime careers of so many legendary artists: Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Howlin'Wolf and Carl Perkins were some of the who's who list of artists that began their careers in this backwater record company in America. This 3 CD box set tells the story of Blues, Country, and Rockabilly, and features all of these artists and more. Over 60 tracks featuring well-loved classics and rarities.
        Jazz in Mexico, Vol. 1: Legendary 1954 Sessions
        Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
        • Se habla Espan~ol!
        		 Jazz in Mexico, Vol. 1: Legendary 1954 Sessions
        Various Artists
        Manufacturer: Fresh Sounds Records
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
        GeneralGeneral | Compilations | Jazz | Styles | Music
        ASIN: B0007N19PK
        Release Date: 2005-02-08

        Tracks:

        1. Begin the Beguine
        2. Everything Happens to Me
        3. Pennies from Haeaven
        4. Jeepers Creepers
        5. Silenciosa
        6. Contigo en la Distancia
        7. Volver
        8. Vacilando
        9. All the Things You Are
        10. I Surrender Dear
        11. Don't Blame Me
        12. Viernes a las Nueve
        13. Bme Mucho
        14. Prisionero del Mar

        Customer Reviews:

        4 out of 5 stars Se habla Espan~ol!.......2005-05-15

        These are the sessions produced by Jazz critic Roberto Ayala, who made an extensive search around Mexico to find the most talented musicians in the Jazz medium in order to record them.
        This was March 5th, 1954
        (These CD's volume one and volume two are made in Spain and I give four stars because the sound quality is not as good as it could have been had the master tapes fallen into the hands of Rudy Van Gelder for example, I wish these could be remastered.)

        In 1954, Hector "El Arabe" Hallal tenor and alto saxophonist had been playing in the United States and Mario Patron (pianist,flutist) had recently arrived to Mexico City from Mazatlan.
        Cesar Molina was the first Mexican trumpeter in many years to play Jazz and had always been in the best orchestras in Mexico.Pablo Jaimes pianist from the Art Tatum school was possesor of great technique and inventiveness but sadly inclined only to play foreign composers as opposed to Mario Patron,(I say sadly because Jazz versions of Mexican boleros are very very rare and far in between making me wish I could hear this wonderful pianist in a more Latin mode), Victor Ruiz Pasos,best bass player in his speciality and leader of several groups. Tino Contreras, the most outstanding drummer in Mexico at the time and the one that fought the most to make Jazz known in the country. Tomas "La Negrita" Rodriguez and Roman Lopez saxophonists, the later a member of the orchestra of Luis Alcaraz and last but not least Pepe Solis trumpeter in the orchestra of Everett Hoagland and the quartet of Chucho Zarzosa, who plays French Horn like a dream.

        Both volume one and two of "Jazz in Mexico the Legendary 1954 sessions" offer some world class performances of great numbers by Cole Porter, Gershwin, Benny Goodman and Jerome Kern, and the Mexicans Consuelo Velazquez, Maria Grever, Mario Ruiz Armengol, Jose Sabre Marroquin, Luis Alcaraz and two of the interpreters: Ruiz Pasos and Patron Contreras.
        My personal favorite is volume two, maybe because it has more Mexican tunes in it, but I recommend both.

        The best numbers in VOLUME ONE are:
        "Cuerdas Tristes", written by Ruiz Pasos, It has a taste of the Mexican balads of the 50's, but immersed totally in the Jazz language, with some of the best bowing in the CD.
        "Rumbola" by Contreras, proves that not only Max Roach can groove. Cesar Molina swings with every note, on the spot, very smooth.
        "Cuando vuelva a tu lado" shows the best interpretation of this number I've ever heard, here Molina is smooth as silk and the walking bassline by Ruiz Pasos is right on time, giving you a feel of well-being as you listen, despite the fact that this is a bolero, Mario Patron plays a la Oscar Peterson, without excessive ornamentation or waste of notes,really nice.
        "How high the moon" shows the incredible chops of "El Arabe", making you wonder if he could have become as famous as Sonny Rollins if he had been born in a different place while Pablo Jaimes gets smoke out of the keys and shows great stride technique.
        "You can depend on me" is another high swinging number showing the great talent of these musicians, I wish I could get them in a studio today! (Maybe the sound would be better)
        "Casbah" dedicated to a coffee shop around downtown Mexico City's Ayuntamiento shows the Mambo sound of the saxophone ensemble with "El Arabe","La Negrita" and Roman Lopez on Baritone taking you back to the feeling of Mambo No. 5 and immediately after keep swingin' with a more Benny Goodman texture, the transition between the two imperceptible. The latin groove by Contreras is as good as any of the American drummers of the day, and this lasts for merely 58 seconds before plunging into the improvisations by each of the performers. Specially good is the solo by Pepe Solis. I wonder why there aren't as many French horners in Jazz as there are trumpeters...
        Volume one closes with "Fascinating rhythm" by Gershwin, well interpreted, very tight, but it sounds a lot like a Swing Orchestra up to the 56 second, when the more boppy feel begins.

        VOLUME TWO has also some great tracks, among my favorites being:
        "Everything happens to me", with nice brushwork by contreras but mostly, a very sentimental Patron playing piano just like the Mexican 50's should be.
        "Pennies from heaven" is another great number but nothing out of the extraordinary, maybe because this number has been played and played by so many different people. Competent, though.
        This second CD also has more latin numbers and they are ALL great:"Silenciosa", with an almost Wynton Marsallis quality to it.
        "Contigo en la Distancia", also the best interpretation I've heard of this number which lends itself perfectly for the Jazz medium shows that influences flow South and not only North.
        "Volvere'" an uptempo number written by Maria Grever, again with wonderful trumpeteering and good keywork, proves that "El Quarteto de Cesar Molina" is the best group in the CD.
        "Vacilando" by Luis Alcaraz displays the enormous influence that Jazz had on the late Band director-composer, with a steaming solo by Tino Contreras, as good as Gene Krupa closing the number.
        "Don't blame me" displays a very silky tenor, marked by an accurate Ruiz Pasos on bass.
        "Viernes a las Nueve" blows your mind with the incredible Sax ensemble with "El Arabe" on alto and "La Negrita" on tenor as well as Roman Lopez on Baritone. Tino Contreras yet again with the afro-cuban groove shows who's the granddaddy of Mexican drummers. Outstanding solo on French Horn by Pepe Solis, everybody playing tight, swiveling from swing to bop in the blink of an eye. Nice bass solo by Victor Ruiz Pasos, this particular number is my favorite on both CD's and was written by Hector "El Arabe" Hallal himself.
        "Besame Mucho" is a big number in Japan, made famous by Trio los Panchos, who brought bolero to this Far Eastern land. It sounds a little too much big band but it's good (Dominick Farinacci makes a better interpretation on his CD of the same title ASIN: B0002Q2KHI)
        "Prisionero del Mar" is the last number, written by Luis Alcaraz, seems like this is the number where the musicians had the most fun, you can hear them yelling at each other words of encouragment, just like in a hot session where everything clicks.
        Great closing number for a great CD.

        Want more Mexican Jazz? Check also www.jazzenmexico.com






        Nectar
        Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
        • Without History...
        • A brilliant guitarist but . . .
        • A long-time fan, and I love it
        • A real departure for Brooks
        • Sorry to say I agree.
        		 Nectar
        Brooks Williams
        Manufacturer: Signature Sounds
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000087DT9
        Release Date: 2003-02-11

        Tracks:

        1. Birth Of The True
        2. Forget About Him
        3. Singing In The Dark
        4. Half The Grace
        5. May You Never
        6. Yellow Hummingbird
        7. Unexpected Rose
        8. Great Big Sea
        9. Mother Earth
        10. She Loves Me (When I Try)

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Without History..........2004-05-26

        Unlike other reviewers here, I came to Nectar as my first Brooks Williams CD (following the use of a track at the end of a TV series was following). It stunned me. The warmth of the instrumentation & the voice. The playful, intricate lyrics and the outsanding guitar work. It's a sublime album that I can put on anytime and while away 40 minutes in the blink of an eye. I'm now on a mission to acquire some other Williams recordings. Hope I won't be shocked or disappointed. Buy this record!

        1 out of 5 stars A brilliant guitarist but . . ........2004-04-29

        . . . as another reviewer mentioned above, this recording is a disappointment. I purchased this CD when I saw him live and was pretty excited to listen to his newest recording considering he's a very talented musician. Little Lion is a super instrumental album and I hope he does more like that!

        5 out of 5 stars A long-time fan, and I love it.......2003-12-20

        I saw Brooks in concert not too long ago, for about the 5th time, and he mentioned that he's gotten hate-mail from people about this album. It's definitely a departure, but I love it. I've kept it in my car for weeks at a time, and I mean listening to it twice a day.

        Brooks is paying tribute to his extremely rich set of influences on this album. He admires the music from when pop used to be a GOOD word, instead of evoking images of mostly naked teenagers dancing with large snakes.

        Sonically, this album is fat and sassy. In contrast to the spare production of his other albums, which were largely Brooks's work, he's gotten a great producer to work with him on this one. The album is impeccably consistent from start to end, and I think Brooks was really happy with the process. He said "I was so tired of working so hard on recording the albums, I just wanted to hand over the reins and see what happened while I enjoyed playing music instead of nitpicking details." That's a semi-quote. In any case, the new producer really brought a lot to it -- I daresay he enjoyed having the free rein as much as Brooks enjoyed letting it go. The songs are pretty densely arranged as a result, with (gasp!) electric guitar and a very different set of hooks (guess who? Yes, Mr. Producer helped arrange and sits in on the electric guitar).

        Brooks's voice is also recorded quite differently from past albums, which gives it a breathier sound, a bit closer to you but a bit standoffish as well. It works well, much better than my description, which is sort of like dancing about architecture, if you know what I mean. This is a tough review to write!

        The songwriting is stock Williams, really solid lyrics and music. It's only different in that a) it's not the same songs and b) it's produced differently. If you know what I mean, you know that this is a strong compliment.

        All in all, one of my favorite albums. Do yourself, get a copy, a pair of Sennheisers, and spend an evening with it. Write back if you're not convinced.

        5 out of 5 stars A real departure for Brooks.......2003-04-16

        I'm surprised at some of the reactions to this album. There's so much to like about it. It has a bit more of a pop sound than his early stuff, but I love it. "Forget About Him" and "Half the Grace" would be top tens on the charts if the music industry sold music instead of images or clothing.

        I didn't really need to hear another version of "Mother Earth," but other than that there isn't a wasted moment on the album. Also, the production on this album just blows away any of his previous albums. Phil "The Funk Monster" Madeira and his B-3 organ are a perfect match for Brooks' style.

        1 out of 5 stars Sorry to say I agree........2003-04-06

        I've enjoyed Brooks for many many years, with the highlights being North From Statesboro and Knife Edge, IMO. Actually, Little Lion is pretty amazing too -- glad he finally did an all-instrumental album. I have no idea what happened here, like another reviewer. His voice is very muted on all the songs, like he's whispering almost every song -- a singing style I've never heard him do recorded or live. And it just doesn't work. The songs themselves are good; he did a super live show recently that I enjoyed immensely. This recording, however, is a great disappointment. And trust me, it hurts to say bad things about someone whose music I've enjoyed so much over the years.
        Every Man I Love Is Either Married Gay Or Dead...Live
        Average customer rating: Not rated
          		Every Man I Love Is Either Married Gay Or Dead...Live
          Kacey Jones
          Manufacturer: Igo Records
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

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          ASIN: B00067HPIW
          Release Date: 2004-11-16

          Tracks:

          1. Opening monologue
          2. Every Man I Love Is Either Married, Gay, or Dead
          3. Bubba bit
          4. 1-900-Bubba
          5. Christmas Underwear bit
          6. I'm Down to My Christmas Underwear
          7. Waitin' for the Guy bit
          8. Waitin' for the Guy to Die
          9. I Could Get Over Him bit
          10. I Could Get Over Him
          11. Whay Can't They Send 'em bit
          12. Whay Can't They Send 'em All?
          13. Pizza Man bit
          14. Dressin' Up for the Pizza Man
          15. We're All in This intro
          16. We're All in This Alone
          17. Piggly Wiggly bit
          18. Down At The Piggly Wiggly
          19. My Own Bed bit
          20. My Own Bed
          21. Put The Seat Back bit
          22. Put the Seat Back Down
          23. The Vasectomy Song - bonus studio track
          24. I'm Down to My Christmas Underwear - bonus studio version
          25. Waitin' for the guy to Die - studio version
          26. Down at the Piggly Wiggly - studio version

          Album Description

          Musical humorist, serious vocalist, Kacey Jones, deftly mixes clever commentary with flat-out great sound on this, her first-ever, LIVE solo CD. Recorded before a sold-out crowd at the legendary Bluebird Cafe' in Nashville, here's what co-producer and engineer, Vaughn Skow, has to say: "I've recorded many LIVE albums, but never one like this. No words can adequately describe the manner in which Kacey dominated the room that night. It was truly electric and proves, once again, that a great entertainer needs no more than an acoustic guitar and a microphone to produce magic." Four bonus studio tracks round out this fabulous FUN-filled evening with Miss Jones.
          Sights and Sounds from a Legendary Life: The James Dean Story
          Average customer rating: Not rated
            		Sights and Sounds from a Legendary Life: The James Dean Story

            Manufacturer: Blue Moon
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

            GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
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            ASIN: B0007TF0Y0
            Release Date: 2005-04-26

            Tracks:

            1. Prelude
            2. Boyhood
            3. Who Am I?
            4. Thinking of Home
            5. Rebel at Work
            6. Finding His Power
            7. Hollywood
            8. Movie Star
            9. Lost Love
            10. Success and Then What? - Tommy Sands
            11. Testing the Limits of Life
            12. Return Home/Let Me Be Loved (End Title) - Jimmy Wakely

            Tracks:

            1. Main Title [From East of Eden]
            2. Cal's Dance [From East of Eden] - Jimmy Wakely
            3. Nocturne [From East of Eden] - Steve Allen
            4. Vindication of Cal [From East of Eden] - Dick Jacobs & His Orchestra
            5. Main Title [From Rebel Without a Cause]
            6. Jim's Ride to the Planetarium [From Rebel Without a Cause]
            7. End of the World [From Rebel Without a Cause]
            8. Knife Fight [From Rebel Without a Cause]
            9. Death of Plato/End Titles [From Rebel Without a Cause]
            10. Main Title [From Giant]
            11. There's Never Been Anyone Else But You [From Giant]
            12. His Name Was Dean
            13. We'll Never Forget You
            14. James Dean
            15. Remembering James Dean
            16. Theme [From East of Eden]

            Tracks:

            1. Bonus Material [DVD][*]
            Choral Masterworks Series Volume 1
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              		Choral Masterworks Series Volume 1

              Manufacturer: St Olaf Records
              ProductGroup: Music
              Binding: Audio CD

              ClassicalClassical | Indie Music | Stores | Music
              GeneralGeneral | Classical | Styles | Music
              Similar Items:
              1. Choral Masterworks Series Volume 2
              2. Great Hymns of Faith
              3. Beautiful Savior
              4. Eric Whitacre: Cloudburst and other choral works

              ASIN: B00021XPMC
              Release Date: 1998-12-11

              Tracks:

              1. O Savior Throw the Heavens Wide
              2. O Sacred Head
              3. Come, Guest Divine
              4. When Curtained Darkness Falls
              5. The Spires
              6. O Sing Unto Him
              7. Lulluby on Christmas Eve
              8. Doxology (Psalm 50, 3rd movement)
              9. Beautiful Savior
              10. Sing Ye to the Lord (1st movement)
              11. Hvad Est Du Dog Skjon
              12. Cherubim Song
              13. Praise to the Lord

              Tracks:

              1. Der Herr ist mein Hirte (Psalm 23)
              2. The Three Kings
              3. Beauty in Humility
              4. Restoration
              5. Tenebrae Factae Sunt
              6. Motet for Advent: O How SHall I Receive Thee
              7. Motet for Advent: Lord, Hosanna
              8. Benedictus
              9. As a Flower of the Field
              10. Sing to God
              11. Lost in the Night
              12. Wake Awake

              Product Description

              On this 2 disc set of digitally remastered recordings one hears the legendary sounds of the St. Olaf Choir under the direction of F. Melius Christansen with famed soloist Gertrude Boe Overby. Track Listing: 1. O Savior Throw the Heavens Wide 2. O Sacred Head 3. Come 4. Guest Divine 5. When Curtained Darkness Falls 6. The Spires 7. O Sing Unto Him 8. Lulluby on Christmas Eve 9. Doxology (Psalm 50, 3rd movement) 10. Beautiful Savior 11. Sing Ye to the Lord (1st movement) 12. Hvad Est Du Dog Skjon 13. Cherubim Song 13. Praise to the Lord 14. Der Herr ist mein Hirte (Psalm 23) 15. The Three Kings 16. Beauty in Humility 17. Restoration 18. Tenebrae Factae Sunt 19. Motet for Advent 20. Benedictus 21. As a Flower of the Field 22. Sing to God 10. Lost in the Night 23. Wake Awake

              Music:

              1. Lo-Fi Stereography
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              3. Love Trance [Box set] [Import]
              4. Maison De L'elephant L'integrale [Import]
              5. Maracana Madness: The Remix [Import]
              6. Ministry of Sound: The Chillout Session Summer Collection 2003 [Import]
              7. Mix Unlimited: PM 2
              8. Mixed By Tidy Boys-Guyver & Ian M [Import]
              9. Music for the Odd Occasion [Import]
              10. New Age Dreams

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