Runnin' [CD-single]

Runnin' [CD-single]

Track Listings
1. Runnin' [Jay Dee Extended Mix]
2. Runnin' [Smooth Extended Mix]
3. Drop [Extended Vocal]
4. Emerald Butterfly
5. Runnin' [Jay Dee Instrumental]
6. Drop [Instrumental]

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Runnin' Blue
Average customer rating: 2 out of 5 stars
  • Don't Bother--sound is poor-not much Les Dudeck guitar
 Runnin' Blue
Boz Scaggs
Manufacturer: Music Avenue Records
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ASIN: B000OONR9I
Release Date: 2007-07-10

Tracks:

  1. Runnin' Blue
  2. Monkey Time
  3. Hercules
  4. Angel Lady (Come Just in Time)
  5. I'll Be Long Gone
  6. Just Don't Wanna Be Lonely
  7. Let It Happen
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  11. Take It for Granted
  12. There Is Someone Else
  13. Dinah Flo
  14. You Make It So Hard (To Say No)
  15. Near You
  16. Sail on White Moon
  17. Painted Bells
  18. Slow Dancer

Album Description

By the mid-'70s, Boz Scaggs had amassed a varied body of work, rocking out in the late '60s with Steve Miller and laying down some molten blues with Duane Allman and the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section before moving ever closer to full-blown soul music on a series of solo albums.

Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars Don't Bother--sound is poor-not much Les Dudeck guitar.......2007-07-21

Boz Scaggs fans should not be suckered into this live cd recorded at Paramount Theatre Oakland in 1974. The band includes Les Dudeck and that is why I bought it. Many songs on it but the sound in muffled thruout and the stereo is poor. I do not think Boz would have approved this release if he knew about it. His latest live album is 100% better. Les is on this album but rarely do you hear him. It seems somebody taped the concert on subpar equipment and is trying to make some bread. Boz fans beware--skip this one---it is a big disappointment.!!!!!!
Runnin' Wild
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Rock Lives!!!!!!!!!!!
 Runnin' Wild
Airbourne
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000RL4GS4
Release Date: 2007-07-02

Tracks:

  1. Stand Up for Rock 'N' Roll
  2. Runnin' Wild
  3. Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast
  4. Diamond in the Rough
  5. Fat City
  6. Blackjack
  7. What's Eatin' You
  8. Girls in Black
  9. Cheap Wine & Cheaper Women
  10. Heartbreaker
  11. Let's Ride

Album Description

2007 debut album from the Australian hard rockers. Airbourne are the most exciting band to emerge from the Oz Rock scene in decades! Bred on a healthy diet of Rose Tattoo, The Angels and AC/DC, these boys know how to rock...HARD!! Running Wild, recorded in L.A. and mixed by the legendary Andy Wallace, takes us back to the good ol' days when booze, girls and bangin' your head was all that mattered. Capitol.

Album Details

Airbourne Are the Most Exciting Band to Emerge from the Oz Rock Scene in Decades! Bred on a Healthy Diet of Rose Tattoo, the Angels and Ac/Dc, These Boys Know How to Rock Hard!! their Debut Album was Recorded in L.a. And Mixed by the Legendary Andy Wallace, Taking Us Back to the Good Ol' Days When Booze, Girls and Bangin' Your Head was all that Mattered.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Rock Lives!!!!!!!!!!!.......2007-07-05

If you like old school AC/DC you will love this!
Catchy as hell!
It will get your adrenilin flowing in a very positive way.
Check out their video for "Running Free" on YouTube!
100 Miles and Runnin'
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Some of NWA's best work is on this EP
  • Still Runnin Strong
  • 100 MILES AND NOT STOPPIN'
  • Worst NWA album
  • GREAT EP
 100 Miles and Runnin'
N.W.A
Manufacturer: Priority Records
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ASIN: B000003A6J
Release Date: 1990-08-16

Tracks:

  1. 100 Miles And Runnin'
  2. Just Don't Bite It
  3. Sa Prize (Part 2)
  4. Real Niggaz
  5. Kamurshol

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Some of NWA's best work is on this EP.......2006-09-01

Back in 1990 NWA released 100 miles and runnin as a prelude to the forthcoming album Niggaz4life, though short at only 4 actual tracks (Kamurshol is just an advert for the next album) it contains some real great songs. The opening song is the title track 100 miles and runnin which is decent song but in my opinion the weakest on the album. Just Don't Bite It is an MC Ren solo and it's brilliant, the title should tell you all you need to know about the song. Sa Prize is a sort of follow up to the classic F**k Tha Police with a funky beat showcasing Dre's improved production skills but the best track by far is Real Nig*az, the famous Ice Cube diss. Ice Cube came back hard with No Vaseline and really won the battle but this is still a great track with another funky Dre beat and some great lyrics from him and Ren.

In it's time it was a great EP however there is no point in buying it now as you can get all these tracks on the re-release of Niggaz4life (in fact Real Nig*az was released on both originals anyway), but besides that it is still a great EP and was the start of a new era with Ren as lead emcee and Dre's great new production style.

5 out of 5 stars Still Runnin Strong.......2005-12-15

This EP is one of N.W.a's high points proving they were going to on without Ice Cube and even stronger without him and in my opinion is there second best piece of work next to S.O.C Here is a quick rundown:

100 Miles and Runnin-10/10 Like Straight Outta compton a very forceful entry and surprising beat

Just Dont bite It- 8.5-9/10 Preety funny but kinda a let down after such a forceful entry song

Sa Prize-10/10 This was just amazing best part of the CD great beat

Real Niggaz-9.5/10 Real good beat and good lyric delivery especially M.C Ren

Kumorshal-I wont really count this do to it is just a advertisment for Niggaz4Life but the beat is really good

4 out of 5 stars 100 MILES AND NOT STOPPIN'.......2005-11-05

TO ME THIS WAS JUST A PREQUAL TO WHAT WAS YET TO COME...
SOMETHIN' TO HOLD YOU OVER 'TIL THE NIGGA4LIFE ALBUM...
IT DEFINATELY TEASED THE AVERAGE N.W.A. FANS...
IT MADE YOU EITHER GIVE UP ON THEM OR DROOL FOR WHATS NEXT.
I LIKED IT !!!
IF I HAD TO DESCRIBE THIS EP IN ONE WORD IT THE WORD WOULD BE
F O R E P L A Y OR F O U R P L A Y
DUE TO HOW THEY PLAYED WITH THE FANS DURING 4 TRACKS.

2 out of 5 stars Worst NWA album.......2005-05-06

I didn't like this EP album when it came out. It seems so slapped together. Straight Outta Compton and N---for Life are better albums than this hacked up effort. Dr. Dre's production is lousy here compared to his more superior efforts. They even attacked former member Ice Cube in their lyrics! How cold! MC Ren doesn't have his best lyrics and Eazy-E's sex-driven lines are overblown here. Only Just Don't Bite It is the best song here. The rest of the album is disjointed garbage! And compared to Ice Cube's solid 1990 debut album, this NWA album was weak. Cube outdid them at their own game that year.

5 out of 5 stars GREAT EP.......2005-01-20

This EP is awesome. I will now rate each song on this EP:

1) 100 Miles And Runnin'- 5/5: Classic song! Great rapping & good beat.

2) Just Don't Bite It- 5/5: Funny as! Gets stuck in your head. I love it how they take dirty quotes out of other movies and shows and edit them into the chorus.

3) Sa Prize, Pt. 2- 5/5: Great song. The beat is unbeleivably catchy.

4) Real Niggaz- 4/5: Good song.

5) Kumurshol- ---: Just a ad' for "Efil4zaggin". Good beat though.


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Shock Troops/Runnin' Riot in '84
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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  • This is your intro to the world of Streetpunk/Oi!
  • Possibly the greatest record ever (Shock Troops)
  • The First OI Band...
 Shock Troops/Runnin' Riot in '84
Cock Sparrer
Manufacturer: Step 1 UK
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ASIN: B000007Y1P
Release Date: 2000-01-28

Tracks:

  1. Where Are They Now
  2. Riot Squad
  3. Working
  4. Take 'Em All
  5. We're Coming Back
  6. England Belongs to Me
  7. Watch Your Back
  8. I Got Your Number
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  10. Droogs Don't Run
  11. Out on an Island
  12. Argy Bargy
  13. Colonel Bogey
  14. Run With the Blind
  15. Is Anybody There?
  16. Price Too High to Pay
  17. Think Again
  18. Don't Say a Word
  19. Sun Stays
  20. They Mean Murder
  21. Closedown
  22. Chip on My Shoulder
  23. Runnin' Riot

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Two of the British Oi! punk rockers '80s LPs together on oneCD, 'Shock Troops' & 'Runnin Riot In 84'. A combined total of 23 tracks, including 'Riot Squad', 'England Belongs To Me' and 'Don't Say A Word'. Also features the original coverart of each. 1993 Step-1 release.

Album Details

Repress: The Two Best Selling Cock Sparrer Albums on One CD.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars AHHHH .......2007-03-29

I can't stop listening to this album!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Run with the blind, Riot squad, England belongs to me, Out on an island, Price to high to pay, & every song is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, do yourself a favor and buy this CD you won't be disappointed.

4 out of 5 stars great value, decent albums.......2007-03-09

I may be committing some sort of social faux pas, but as a big a fan of the 'Sparrer ...I prefer a live album. Sure the two albums for the price of one is grand, but the energy and insanity of a Cocksparrer live show is unparalled. Spend the extra money and make it happen, scholar.

5 out of 5 stars This is your intro to the world of Streetpunk/Oi!.......2006-11-17

What can I say that hasn't already been said about Shock Troops? The album is a classic. Not many bands have the passionate vocals Cock Sparrer have. The music is played clean, not raw like many punk bands of this time. Songs like "Where are They Now," "Take 'em All," and "England Belongs to Me" are infectious tunes guaranteed to make you seek out more music like this.
Runnin Riot is a different story. It took some time before I could appreciate the sound of that album. The music seems darker and dated. It is still worth a listen and since the disc is a 2-in-1 you don't really loose out on anything. This is a great value and I'm glad I was able to come across this disc.

5 out of 5 stars Possibly the greatest record ever (Shock Troops).......2006-01-30

This is a double CD, but Shock Troops is easily one of, if not the best, street punk/Oi! records ever. If you don't know the entire record by heart, buy this and learn. If I had to take 10 albums to a deserted island, blah blah, this would definitely go with me.

5 out of 5 stars The First OI Band..........2005-11-16

Cock Sparrer has a good claim on being one of the world's first punk band's, playing together before the Sex Pistols were even formed. Unfortunately, they didn't make a big splash with their first appearence... They released some singles during punk's first wave in the late seventies, but where they really proved to be influential was with these two albums, loaded with song after song of catchy, anthemic songs.

Cock Sparrer writes simple songs... a few verses and a catchy chorus. However, each song is laden with subtlties, rewarding the closer listener. Sure, there is no musical genius or poetry on either of these albums, all there is, are songs like Argy Bargy, Riot Squad, Working and more, that address the problems of the youth in a pessemistic way, while the songs are anything but depressing. Each song is full of energy, thanks to Colin McFaull's rather unique vocals... Sure, the topics are bleak and seldom optimistic, but Colin's voice acts like a glimmer of hope in all the bad times.

It's not all punk songs either. We're Coming Back and Out on an Island are certainly not the standard punk thoroughfare, with nice little riffs holding the respective songs together. Yet, even these more serious songs are equally catchy. I can remember my brother always songing Out on an Island...

Overall, Cock Sparrer is better than the average OI band, by far. Their songs possess sufficient variety so that you probably won't get too bored with all 70+ minutes of this cd (which is a pretty good deal by the way). Listen to it with a pint of bitter.
Runnin' Off at Da Mouth
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		Runnin' Off at Da Mouth
    Tung Twista
    Manufacturer: Bmg Music
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    ASIN: B00000E9GO
    Release Date: 1992-06-09

    Tracks:

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    2. Razzamatazz/Jazzamatazz
    3. No Peace Sign
    4. Nun ah Y'all Can Hang
    5. Mista Tung Twista
    6. Back 2 School
    7. One Down 2 2 Go
    8. Frum da Tip of My Tongue
    9. Snap Happy
    10. Runnin' Off at da Mouth
    11. Say What
    Long Train Runnin': 1970-2000
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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    • Great for work...
    • Missing track
    • A box full of good stuff
    • Outstanding
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    The Doobie Brothers
    Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea
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    ASIN: B00000JZAY
    Release Date: 1999-09-28

    Tracks:

    1. Nobody (Single Version)
    2. Slippery St. Paul
    3. Listen To The Music (Single Version)
    4. Rockin' Down The Highway (Single Version)
    5. Toulouse Street
    6. Cotton Mouth
    7. Jesus Is Just Alright
    8. White Sun
    9. Natural Thing
    10. Long Train Runnin'
    11. China Grove
    12. Dark Eyed Cajun Woman
    13. Clear As The Driven Snow
    14. South City Midnight Lady
    15. You Just Can't Stop It
    16. Spirit
    17. Pursuit On 53rd St.
    18. Black Water
    19. Eyes Of Silver
    20. Down In The Track
    21. Another Park, Another Sunday

    Tracks:

    1. Sweet Maxine (Single Version)
    2. Neal's Fandango
    3. Music Man
    4. Slack Key Soquel Rag
    5. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)
    6. Texas Lullaby
    7. I Cheat The Hangman
    8. Wheels Of Fortune (Single Version)
    9. Losin' End
    10. Takin' It To The Streets
    11. It Keeps You Runnin'
    12. Echoes Of Love
    13. Nothin' But A Heartache
    14. Chinatown
    15. There's A Light
    16. Little Darling (I Need You)
    17. You Belong To Me
    18. Open Your Eyes
    19. Minute By Minute
    20. Dependin' On You
    21. Don't Stop To Watch The Wheels

    Tracks:

    1. What A Fool Believes
    2. Here To Love You (Single Version)
    3. Dedicate This Heart
    4. Real Love
    5. No Stoppin' Us Now
    6. One Step Closer
    7. Keep This Train A-Rollin'
    8. South Bay Strut
    9. One By One
    10. Wynken, Blynken And Nod
    11. The Doctor
    12. South Of The Border
    13. Time Is Here And Gone
    14. Need A Little Taste Of Love
    15. Dangerous
    16. Excited
    17. This Train I'm On
    18. Rollin' On
    19. Little Pretty One (New Recording)

    Tracks:

    1. Daughters Of The Sea (Demo)
    2. Armadillo Death Chant
    3. Osborne (Long Train Runnin')
    4. Four Days Gone
    5. Spiel
    6. Lovin' My Way Back Home
    7. Pat's Song
    8. Bluejay
    9. Peace In The Valley
    10. Mambo Waltz
    11. Outside Of Barstow
    12. Argentine Grape (Sweet Maxine)
    13. Shuffle (Double Dealin' Four Flusher)
    14. Takin' It To The Streets (Demo)
    15. We Would Sail Away (St. Paul)
    16. Jesus Is Just Alright (Unissued Live Version, 1982)
    17. Olana (Studio Version)

    Amazon.com

    One would be hard-pressed to find a band more perfectly symbolic of the good-times politics-be-damned esprit de cannabis that symbolized a good chunk of 70's rock. While the Beach Boys were busy becoming an anachronism, the Doobs effectively took their mantle, fusing an array of musical Americana--be it blues, country, folk, or gospel (they saved jazz and funk for their Michael McDonald-fronted incarnation)--into a remarkably popular string of albums and radio hits by simply asking not much more of us than to "Listen to the Music." And if they didn't get much more controversial than to declare "Jesus Is Just Alright," well, that was kind of the point. This Rhino anthology is typically exhaustive. All the familiar radio hits are here, as well as a good sampling of deep catalog from the band's various line-ups, not to mention a few standout Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons solo outings. Hardcore Doobie Bros. fans should be especially pleased by the fourth disc, which contains a wealth of outtakes and demos from the band's early '70s and '80s prime. --Jerry McCulley

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Nice box set for the critical underdogs of rock.......2006-07-05

    Although they never garnered the critical praise of The Band, Mott the Hopple, CCR there were few bands that could hold a candle to the hit making strength of The Doobie Brothers. This collection gathers up a healthy sampling of their singles, best album tracks and rarities in a four disc set. While I would have paired back the selections from the band's weakest albums (including the awful "One Step Closer") (hence 4 stars), this collection doesn't skimp on the band's worthwhile output from their peak years.

    Sound quality is exceptional with a crisp detailed sound not heard before. Since fans will probably be familair with the bulk of the tracks here I'm only going to focus on the fourth disc with the bonus tracks. We get a number of good demos including Pat Simmons' "Daughters of the Sea","Four Days Gone", "Pat's Song"; Tom Johnston's "Osborne" (an early version of "Long Train Runnin'), "Lovin' My Way Back Home", "Peace in the Valley" all of which are strong tunes. "Bluejay" is also quite good and with "Peace in the Valley" one of the highlights here. It's a pity these songs never showed up on an album before now. "Armadillo Death Chang" is interesting as well--Johnston appears to have had a problem with song titles much like George Harrison in many cases as the title has absolutely nothing to do with this rockin' tune.

    "Outside of Barstow" is a demo with just Johnston and his guitar and, again, is a terrific little song that should have been revisited. "Spiel" is a John Hartman composition (the only solo composing credit the drummer received)that's really more of a joke track. I haven't listened to "Olana" in a while but this studio version of the Michael McDonald track is better than the live version from the 1983 final tour recording.
    The rest of the material was released in one form or another and these are either demos or alternate versions of the final tracks. We also get demos for "Sweet Maxine", "Shuffle" two demos from Michael McDonald "Takin' It To The Streets", "We Would Sail Away" both of which are strong demos. A Live version of "Jesus is Just Alright" from the live album sessions in 1982.

    The booklet has lots of rare photos, interviews and features the band discussing the changes over the years. If you purchased the most recent greatest hits release (2001)the text and photos from the booklet are the same. I was disappointed that there wasn't a DVD (much like the recent Pretenders set) as these guys in their prime were a powerhouse on stage. The four stars reflects the fact that the there could have been more previously unreleased material. I was hoping that the four tracks that Tom Johnston completed for "Livin' On The Fault Line" but withdrawn from the album would have been included but no such luck.

    3 out of 5 stars Great for work..........2006-01-31

    I found this at a wherehouse club for $38. There isnt a ton of gold to mine (even Michael Macdonalds 'You belong to me' is already on their expanded 20 track Greatest Hits.) I am a big fan of box sets and always ready to listen and learn. Its a good overview including the Michael Mcdonald songs from the 1976 Takin' It To The Streets album and a healthy sampling from Minute By Minute and One Step Closer.

    5 out of 5 stars Missing track.......2005-03-04

    Just a quick complaint about a great box set of Doobie magic,one of my fave tracks "Without You" ain't on it, was so disappointed!. But overall a great selection of all their classics and more.

    5 out of 5 stars A box full of good stuff.......2004-03-19

    70's music has become my favorite period of music. In an era of great singers and bands like The Eagles, Carly Simon, Steve Miller Band, the Doobie Brothers are one of my favorites, and while they may not have been anything revolutionary with the genre, they did very well. No major politics or religous preachings, the Doobies were about good fun and good music. LONG TRAIN RUNN'IN is a Doobie Brothers box set with 4 discs full of music, a large booklet of info and pictures. The first 3 of 4 discs are divided up for the most part among the band periods. The first being the early rock n' roll with country mix thrown in, the second being the closing of their rock sound (which never sounded better again) and getting into more of a groove with Michael McDonald joining and the band reaching their highest point ever. The third album closes up the smooth sounds of Michael McDonald and repoens the group with almost the same lineup as they did on the Toulhouse St album + roadie turned conga player Bobby LaKind for what sadly could be called their two "bad 80's albums". (Hey, I like the Cycles album and Brotherhood is tolerable, but neither one touches Stampede or The Captain and Me, even on their best day). An addition at the end is only available on a japanese import of the Sibling Rivalry disc, which is their cover of "Little Bitty Pretty One" Some of the tracks on these discs denote a "single release" in which things like extra singers (HERE TO LOVE YOU) are added or the song is shorter, in the case of WHEELS OF FORTUNE much shorter.

    As I said a fourth disc is included which is the true gem of the album which includes rare cuts, demos and unreleased songs mostly from the groups beginings. Many are recorded complete with mistakes and talk from a crew or band member. Others are real early concept songs for later albums. One noteworthy cut is Sweet Maxine without the piano playing! The crown jewel on the disc is the studio produced song OLANA which is a song that I think could have really spiced up the McDonald years, along with others like it. The only other way to get this baby is a live version on the imported farewell concert disc. ARMADILLO DEATH CHANT is another great one. Other note, the BLUE JAY track is different then the one on the elusive EXCITEMENT import disc.

    Sadly there are a few marks off but not enough to change my opinion in saying that this is a fantastic collection, but here they are anyway.

    1 No DAUGHTERS OF THE SEA on the fisrt disc, the demo that you get with the box is nice, but this is one of my favorite songs and it takes me to a better place when I hear it.

    2 No HOW DOES THE FOOL SURVIVE on disc 3, Jeff Baxter's minute and a half guiter solo at the end is one of the best I've ever heard.

    3 No RIO on disc 2. Another good one.

    4 No inclusions of the 87 reunion concert in which EVERY band member (sans the original bass player) participated in. That would have been sweet to hear.

    Most of those complaints are trivial since NO boxed set ever gets all of what somebody wants. It's sadly give and take. The rest of the set is awesome and even if you already have all of the albums, and the fourth disc is warrant enough to purchase. Great set. Too bad there probably won't be another

    5 out of 5 stars Outstanding.......2003-06-17

    If you are a big fan of the Doobie brothers, you must get this box set (Unless of course you own all of their other albums). It includes almost all of my favorite Doobie Brothers songs. The only songs I missed that weren't included, were: Something you said, flying cloud, without you, tell me what you want (and I'll give you what I need), evil woman, Ukiah and the captain and me. Four of these can be found on the Captain and me cd, however. The Doobies were my favorite band in their hayday. I think a great job was done in selecting the best songs from each album. Usually most box sets omit many essential songs from albums. This is one of the best box sets that I've seen.
    Raisin (1973 Original Broadway Cast)
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • Good performances but an unnecessary musical
    • Raisin is almost operatic
    • Underrated throbbing score!
    		 Raisin (1973 Original Broadway Cast)
    Judd Woldin , and Robert Brittan
    Manufacturer: Sony
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    ASIN: B00000252B
    Release Date: 1992-11-24

    Tracks:

    1. Prologue
    2. Man Say
    3. Whose Little Angry Man
    4. Runnin' To Meet The Man
    5. A Whole Lotta Sunlight
    6. Booze
    7. Alaiyo
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    Customer Reviews:

    3 out of 5 stars Good performances but an unnecessary musical.......2004-04-26

    Winner of the 1974 Tony Award for Best Musical (an admittedly slow season for new musicals) this show is fine example of the trend of taking successful plays and turning them into musicals. The result in this case is acceptable but nothing special has been added by musicalizing the play. That said, at least this show doesn't cheapen the source material. The performances are all fine especially Virginia Capers as Mama and Joe Morton as Walter Lee. As always, Sony has done a splendid remastering job, restoring a song that had been left off the original Lp due to timing restraints ("Booze"... although the synopsis, reprinted from the LP jacket, makes no mention of the tune.) The booklet has some interesting notes about the creation of the show. It also reprints the show's logo which makes it look like one of those inane 1960s musical comedies instead of a serious musical play. I prefer the original play (and the movie) which remain powerful enough wthout songs.

    4 out of 5 stars Raisin is almost operatic.......2003-05-24

    Listening to this CD we once again get to know Lorraine Hansberry... but from a different perspective. To render "Raisin in the Sun" to a musical play did her justice. This recording is superb. The liner notes do not help understand the musical plotting and I wish they did.

    4 out of 5 stars Underrated throbbing score!.......2000-11-21

    I own the original LP of this show and played it until it is now close to wearing out. An absolutely incredible cast brings the Raisin in the Sun story to vivid musical life. Harold Wheeler did the orchestrations and the score moves and pulses with feeling and life.
    NASCAR: Runnin' Wide Open
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • We are all now dumber, for having listened to this...
    • They may be Country but they can really Rock!
    • May be Country, but they Rock!
    		 NASCAR: Runnin' Wide Open
    Various Artists
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    Release Date: 1995-04-04

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    1 out of 5 stars We are all now dumber, for having listened to this..........2004-06-18

    My friend popped this in today, figuring it would be some good revved up music. No thanks.
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    5 out of 5 stars They may be Country but they can really Rock!.......2000-07-31

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    5 out of 5 stars May be Country, but they Rock!.......2000-07-31

    We recently purchased this CD and while most of the artists on it are country western singers they can really rock! Listening to this CD makes me want to hop into my truck and go hit the asphalt!
    Runnin' Wild
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Lockhart's Debut Recording with the Boston Pops
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    ASIN: B000003G5I
    Release Date: 1996-10-15

    Tracks:

    1. Runnin' Wild
    2. A String Of Pearls
    3. Moonlight Serenade
    4. Chattanooga Choo-choo
    5. Nearness Of You
    6. My Blue heaven
    7. Timothy Morrison: Song Of The Volga Boatmen
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    16. In The Mood

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Lockhart's Debut Recording with the Boston Pops.......2004-08-13

    RUNNING WILD is collection of Glenn Miller favorites and is Keith Lockhart's debut recording with the Boston Pops Orchestra. The musical quality is good. While it does not demonstrate the style that Lockhart would later develop with the orchestra, it certainly offers glimpses of what is to come. Perhaps the recording's strongest tracks are the musical numbers with guests: John Pizzarelli and the King Singers, especially the album's rendition of "Chattanooga Choo-Choo". One of Lockhart's greatest strengths is selecting guests to accompany the orchestra and this album is a foretaste of what is later to come, particularly on the Celtic and Mexican collections released later in Lockhart's tenure. While the album is good, and Lockhart seems to enjoy conducting these Big Band pieces, his rendition of "In the Mood" is missing something, which is surprising since this work is such a staple at Pops concerts, but even a not quiet the best rendition of any piece by the Boston Pops is still far better than much of what is available.

    5 out of 5 stars "Runnin' Wild" will get you "In the Mood" for Big Band tunes.......2003-11-08

    When John Williams stepped down as conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra after 14 successful seasons, the talented young Keith Lockhart was chosen as his replacement. Looking more like a college freshman than music director of one of America's most famous orchestras, Lockhart has proved to be just as adept and popular as Williams and the late Arthur Fiedler.

    1996's Runnin' Wild is a collection of songs made famous by Big Band era orchestra leader Glenn Miller, whose civilian and later Army Air Force bands provided audiences with music to dance to (and love to) before and during World War II. Before his mysterious death in December 1944, Miller's band and featured vocalists gave the world such beloved swing standards as "In The Mood," "Chattanooga Choo-Choo," "A String of Pearls," and his signature theme, "Moonlight Serenade."

    Listen to this album, close your eyes, and the Boston Pops Orchestra transports you back to the 1940s, with young men in uniform dancing with either their wives, sweethearts, or USO girls to the fast-paced "Runnin' Wild"...gently swaying the sweet "A String of Pearls" (featured in the film The Glenn Miller Story)...or sharing that last sweet bit of lovemaking to the slow beat of "Moonlight Serenade."

    Of the 16 selections, "Moonlight Serenade" is the one I am most familiar with, having heard it as incidental music or "source" material in so many World War II movies or documentaries. It's slow, gentle, romantic yet sensual, and it's the only "Glenn Miller" song actually written by the bandleader. Originally titled "Now I Lay Me Down to Weep," it was a big hit in 1939 and was the theme song for both Miller's and Tex Beneke's bands. The Pops' performance of it captures its air of nostalgia perfectly, and the clarinet solo by Thomas Martin is simply fabulous.

    Modern standards singer John Pizzarelli and The King's Singers show their stuff on several tracks, most vividly so in "Chattanooga Choo-Choo," which was another chart-topping hit for Miller in 1941, the year the U.S. entered World War II. Pizzarelli has a way of channeling the great vocalists of the era, with his easy-to-listen voice and flawless delivery. The King's Singers are wonderful backup in other songs, including "Serenade in Blue" and "(I've Got a Gal in) Kalamazoo."

    As a soloist, Pizzarelli shines in the more romantic (and slower) "The Nearness of You," a song that might have been on a serviceman's mind when reading a letter from his wife or girlfriend.

    Another sentimental favorite where Pizzarelli performs well is 1940's "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square," a song introduced in Britain and popularized not only by Glenn Miller but also Guy Lombardo and Sammy Kay.

    Several genres also get the Glenn Miller treatment, such as opera (Verdi's "The Anvil Chorus," from Il Trovatore), vaudeville ("My Blue Heaven") blues ("The St. Louis Blues March") and even Russian traditional songs ("Volga Boatmen").

    So if you want to get "In the Mood" and have a good time listening to a fun Boston Pops Orchestra album, Runnin' Wild is definitely worth getting.

    5 out of 5 stars Great fun!.......2000-11-02

    I bought this CD three days ago and it hasn't left my CD player since. There is nothing like waking up and putting on "In the Mood" to start your day, or listening to "Moonlight Serenade" to end it.

    4 out of 5 stars Okay, but lose the cover.......2000-05-31

    The Pops are a Boston institution. They have been a tradition for many and familiar to most. I have been to the Pops probably as often as to Fenway Park. I like both and find great comfort in each.

    What happens with much of what the Pops attempt here is goofy. The cover art, is I presume, similar to the old Arthur Fiedler covers where he wore a funny coat or hat and tried to look less symphonic and more silly. Give it up.

    The strength of the Pops is the traditional, predictable format and arrangements that are as easy to identify as your own child. That too is the unfortunate part of the Pops. There needs to be a little something new here.

    So if you enjoy the traditional string arrangements and percussion of the Pops this will not disappoint you. If you are trying to get a youngster excited about this music you might more easily find an elevator and listen to the musak.

    Classical arrangements, novelty music and patriotic songs are the best the Pops can provide. The swing music just doesn't do it for me.

    Runnin' wild? Maybe with a walker.

    5 out of 5 stars Swing at its best!.......2000-01-08

    I'll tell you a little story about this CD from Keith Lockhart. I'm a baby-boomer brought up on swing and am constantly looking for quality big band recordings. I bought this album several years ago when it was first released and I loved it. Whenever I played it at home, my 18 y/o daughter gave me the business about my "old fogey" music. One day, however, I happened to come home unexpectedly and there she was in the family room with "String of Pearls" at nearly full volume. I bought her the album when she went to college and she says that she's since converted nearly half the dorm to swing. This is probably the best recording of big band sounds ever. Also look at "Pops Stoppers" which is half big band tunes and "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)". Both are excellent as well.
    Tired of the Runnin'
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Great Underrated Band
    • Excellent 2nd Album
    		 Tired of the Runnin'
    The O'Kanes
    Manufacturer: Sony
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    ASIN: B000008J28
    Release Date: 1991-07-01

    Tracks:

    1. One True Love
    2. All Because of You
    3. If I Could Be There
    4. Blue Love
    5. Rocky Road
    6. Highway 55
    7. Tired of the Runnin'
    8. In My Heart
    9. I'm Lonely
    10. Isn't That So

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Great Underrated Band.......2004-01-27

    It's hard to understand why the O'Kanes are not more highly revered, with the resurgence of Bluegrass and the emergence of Americana as a viable musical genre. The O'Kanes were, after all, at the forefront of this movement in the eighties, when it was called New Traditionalist, and even collected a handful of hits. Individually, they have released several fine recordings since their breakup (I particularly like O'Hara's 1994 'Rise Above It'), but nothing that is quite as sublime as their first two albums together.

    'Tired of the Runnin'' picks up where 'The O'Kanes' left off, sounding traditional, but also fresh and original (very little banjo, but great accordion). It's not all-acoustic, but most of the songs are driven by Kane's mandolin. There is a slight tendency to repeat some of the first album's successes (Highway 55 sounds a little too similar to the great Bluegrass Blues). They do, however, stretch out a little more, as on the excellent Rocky Road (where they even give a musical nod to the Allman Brothers). The love (and longing) songs dominate most of the album - One True Love, If I Could Be There, & In My Heart are all standouts - and there is a solid cover of Jesse Winchester's Isn't That So. Overall, highly recommended.

    1. If I Could Be There
    2. Blue Love
    3. All Because Of You
    4. In My Heart
    5. Rocky Road
    6. Highway 55
    7. Isn't That So
    8. I'm Lonely
    9. One True Love
    10. Tired Of The Runnin'

    4 out of 5 stars Excellent 2nd Album.......2003-02-14

    During their relatively brief time together, Kieran Kane and Jamie O'Hara, otherwise known as the O'Kanes, produced three albums of absolutely superb country music. The self-titled, first, and arguably strongest effort contains everything that is best about the O'Kanes' sound. It is rich in country music's finest traditions, yet it is by no means a nostalgia album. It is sparse in instrumentation, yet richly textured. Most of all, the album contains direct, honest music whose emotional intensity stays with the listener long after the sound waves have stopped vibrating. The O'Kanes' vocals recall the best of country harmony. Some critics liken them to the Louvin Brothers. Others, because of the more driving sound of their backing, compare them to the Everlys. The instrumental sound ranges from bluegrass (prominent mandolin) to the tense drive of Sun rockabilly (their hit "O Darlin'" is evidence of this). The addition of an accordion adds both Tex-Mex and unmistakably bluesy feels to the proceedings. This is truly hybrid music.
    Out of the core members of the O'Kanes, Kieran Kane was always the more musically inclined of the two. At the age of nine, Kane began playing drums in his older brother's rock & roll band. By the time he was in his teens, he was also playing bluegrass and folk, performing at festivals across the Northeast. Eventually, his reputation had grown large enough that he was opening for rock & roll groups like Country Joe & the Fish and the Steve Miller Band. When he was 21, he moved to Los Angeles, where he worked as a session guitarist and a professional songwriter. Eight years later, he relocated to Nashville, where he also worked as a session musician and songwriter. Within two years, he had landed a contract with Elektra, and over the next three years, he had a string of minor hits for both Elektra and later Warner. For his part, Jamie O'Hara didn't begin playing guitar when he was 22 years old, following a knee injury that prevented him from pursuing a career as a professional football player. After writing several original songs, he began to play clubs across the Midwest, while working odd jobs. In 1975, he arrived in Nashville, landing a publishing contract with Tree Publishing. By the early '80s, artists had begun to cover his songs, with Ronnie McDowell taking "Wandering Eyes" and "Older Women" to the Top Ten in 1981.

    Kane and O'Hara began collaborating in 1985, when the two songwriters worked on "Bluegrass Blues" for Tree. Southern Pacific and the Judds would both later record the song. Throughout 1985, the pair wrote songs and recorded demos together, deciding to become a performing duo in 1986. Columbia signed the duo and their eponymous debut consisted entirely of their demo tapes. "Oh Darlin'," the first single from the record, became a hit, climbing into the Top Ten; the album also reached the country Top Ten as well. In 1987, the group had three Top Ten hits - including the number one "Can't Stop My Heart from Loving You," "Daddies Need to Grow Up Too" and "Just Loving You" - all taken from The O'Kanes. The following year, they released their second album, Tired of the Runnin', which produced an additional two Top Ten singles in "One True Love" and "Blue Love." However, the third single from the record, "Rocky Road," didn't even make the Top 40.

    Following the recording of their third album, Kane and O'Hara parted ways in 1989; the third record, Imagine That, was released posthumously to little attention in 1990. Following the group's breakup, both members continued to work as professional songwriters. In 1993, Kane released his eponymous solo debut on Atlantic Records; O'Hara released his first solo album, Rise Above It, the following year on RCA. -- Hank Davis, All Music Guide

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