Get the Money [Explicit Lyrics]

Get the Money [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings
1. Intro
2. Respect or Chin Checked
3. I'm Ballin'
4. To tha Max
5. Way We Roll
6. You Can't Get Enough
7. I See U Lookin' at Me
8. No Way
9. Let's Stay Together
10. Keep My Hustle On
11. Stop the Press
12. Like This/Like That - D-Loc, , Tha Grip
13. Can't Be Faded [Remix]
14. Straight G's
15. Life Is What U Make of It - Big Tima, , Tha Grip,
16. Lark
17. Get tha Money
18. West Coast Jacker (Outro)

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Get the Money [Explicit Lyrics]
Get Money, Stay True
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Peoples chump
  • Wall To Wall!
  • Excellant-Transaction:
  • Great Sophomore Album By " The Peoples Champ".
  • Paul, We've Been On This Train Ride Before.....
 Get Money, Stay True
Paul Wall
Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
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ASIN: B000NDEXIO
Release Date: 2007-04-03

Tracks:

  1. Get Your Paper Up
  2. Everybody Know Me
  3. Break Em' Off
  4. I'm Throwed
  5. Call Me What U Want
  6. On The Grind
  7. Bangin Screw
  8. How Gangstas Roll
  9. That Fire
  10. Tonight
  11. Gimme That
  12. I'm Real, What Are You?
  13. I Ain't Hard To Find
  14. Slidin' On That Oil

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars Peoples chump.......2007-06-26

Diz guy is super wack man... Idk why people like his music ? Its pure trash. Get money , stay true is a disgrace that shoulda neva been released. Dont waste your mone on this wackness.

4 out of 5 stars Wall To Wall!.......2007-06-26

When you think of respected white rappers, you immediately think of Eminem and Paul Wall. Although not as flamboyant a rapper as Slim Shady, Paul Wall has made a name for himself without huge airplay or ridiculously high promotional budgets. He's still reppin' for the Dirty South and for Swishahouse with his latest album Get Money, Stay True. The album pretty much crept out with little attention from the industry or the Hip-Hop community as a whole, leaving Paul Wall to resort to word of mouth publicity only. And based on the selections on this album, the conversations should be favorable. The lead-off single "I'm Throwed" features Jermaine Dupri behind the boards as well as the hook man and comes off average at best for Paul Wall. Snoop Dogg pops up for "Everybody Know Me" while Freeway rises from the proverbial grave with the standout album track "On The Grind." Lil Keke pairs up with Paul for the Dirty South anthem of 2007 with "Break Em Off." Swishahouse labelmate Yung Redd holds his own on songs like "Get Your Paper" and "Call Me What U Want." Other well-chosen guest appearances include the raunchy female rapper Trina on "That Fire", R&B crooner Jon B on "Tonight", and Juelz Santana with a supremely good verse for "I'm Real, What Are You." With only a few missteps like the closing tracks "I Ain't Hard To Find" and "Slidin' On That Oil" featuring Expensive Taste, Get Money, Stay True is a suitable follow-up for Paul Wall. Now we can only hope that he'll get some money from the sale of this album so he can stay true in the future and not have to conform to the pressures of the industry to make a buck.

5 out of 5 stars Excellant-Transaction:.......2007-05-13

Hey the CD was evething I expected and the service exceeds expectations!!,Thanx very much!!

4 out of 5 stars Great Sophomore Album By " The Peoples Champ"........2007-04-28

You know you've arrived when Jermaine Dupri is featured on your first single. Say what you will about local-boy-done-good, Paul Wall, but you can't deny his appeal and influence in the fickle rap industry. He's the man that is credited for grillin' the world up. For a while there was no where you could go where you wouldn't see an elaborately jeweled mouthpiece and hear its owner boast proudly, "I got my grill from Paul Wall!"

His hustle is well documented and respected. His music matches his grind. After his first major label release, "The Peoples' Champ" outsold his H-town contemporaries, (not to mention it was a far better album than "Who is Mike Jones") Paul went back into the studio, and he, along with the rest of his SwishaHouse camp including Lil Keke, whose upcoming album will more than likely place him atop the H-town rap scene) have been beatin blocks up with their mixtapes.

The streets have been salivating for some new "Pow Wow", and the white boy delivered a dope offering. "Get Money..." opens with the 15 rattling thump of "Get Ya Paper" ft Yung Redd. After he reinroduces you to the grind, he starts to show off. 7 of the album's 14 tracks have major features, including the Snoop Dogg-assisted, "Everybody Know Me", "That Fire" ft Trina, and " And "Bangin Screw" a tribute to DJ Screw which is the man who invented Chopped And Screwed. There're even a couple of tracks that Paul's new wife, Crys Wall (yeah, that's her name!) is singing on. She is an R&B artist signed to SwishaHouse Records as well.

Big things coming outta H-town in 2007. And seems like Paul Wall is leading the charge. Get Money, Stay True, I give it 4 Mics for this one.

2 out of 5 stars Paul, We've Been On This Train Ride Before............2007-04-24

Paul Wall is obviously noted from being one of many solo, Houston, Texas rappers that hit mainstream back in 2005, alongside Mike Jones, Slim Thug, and Chamillionaire. Somehow he slid through the charts with his hit single "Sittin' Sidewayz", or the working for-the-ladies track "Girl", which very slickly sampled "Oh Girl" by R&B group The Chi-Lites. And both of those single helped him achieve a #1 album that sold well over 800,000 copies to date. Though, much like the aforementioned acts, Paul Wall had an issue bringing out solid, full-length albums when The People's Champ received mixed reviews from critics and Amazon reviewers, mostly hating on the boring, hood-cliché lyrics. And with Get Money, Stay True, it's the same story. Both uneven production and p!ss-poor lyrics aside, Paul Wall ain't a terrible rapper when it comes to his flow. He has a laid-back, half-singing and half-rapping flow that makes whatever he does at least slightly enjoyable, if nothing more. But taking the entire album in was the pain.

The beats on Get Money, Stay True are provided by himself, Mr. Lee (R. Kelly), Russel "Addict" Howard, Drumma Boy, KLC (C-Murder, Ludacris, Mystikal, Snoop Dogg), and Travis Barker. (What is HE doing here?) Production highlights are the Ludacris-sounding "Break `Em Off", Jermaine Dupri's "I'm Throwed", and the summery, old school feel of "On the Grind". But otherwise, most of the beats are fairly average, and the album suffers from uneven production, so even if a true-hearted fan were to purchase Get Money, Stay True, they'd probably be dissappointed too. There's a few beats that sound a bit like they were used twice, for example, "How Gangstas Roll" is alright, but sounds too much like "Girl" from The People's Champ. And although "Get Your Paper Up" and "Everybody Know Me" are decent, they sound exactly the same. There are also failing seducing tracks, like "Tonight" and "That Fire". Terrible production comes from "Call Me What You Want", which is just plain odd, and "I'm Real, What Are You?" and "I Ain't Hard to Find" are corny and come off rather unoffensive; "Slidin' On That Oil" being the wackest beat ever made.

But, the easy to find problem with Paul Wall's Get Money, Stay True are the almost intolerable lyrics he throws out on us. Any true Southern-rap fan can truly enjoy raps about being on "tha grind", but sometimes Paul Wall gets annoying with his odd comparisions and repetitiveness at times. And it seems he has little talent behind his money-cash-h*es talk, because he fails to talk about anything else. Ludacris and recently Rich Boy also cover similar topics, but they have actually show they have talent with some heartfelt tracks. If money, cars, ho*s, hustling, and drugs are the only and ONLY topics you cover, that is when you become untalented. "Bangin' Screw" and the terrible "How Gangstas Roll" are all about cars; both "Gimme That" and "Get Your Paper Up" are about making money; "Break `Em Off", "I Ain't Hard to Find", "I'm Real, What Are You?", and "On the Grind" all use boring hood themes like getting high or being gangsta; and both "Tonight" and "That Fire" are failing for-the-ladies songs, the latter being a lame story about a one night stand. As a matter of fact, it's difficult to find even one song that isn't about cars, getting high, girls, or full of annoying hood-cliches that have been tired out by 50 Cent already. To top it off, the album has some of the most laughable similes and metaphors you will ever hear. Just to show the worst, "Break `Em Off" has "I'm hotter than warm piss, berry grape Sunkist", "I'm Throwed" has "I'm fresher than a fruit bowl/Leaning like a gas gage", and other head-scratching comparisons show up throughout most, if not all of the album. The guest stars are okay, but most of them don't bring too much extra heat to this iceberg. A few hood-bars from Snoop Dogg are in "Everybody Know Me", but the rest of the guest stars don't help or hurt the album, like Trina's unneeded lines in the failed ladies-anthem "That Fire", Juelz Santana's monotonous feel in "I'm Real, What Are You?", and like most Southern rap albums, there's a ton of rappers you probably have never heard of. (E Class, Freeway, Expensive Taste, Drumma Boy, etc.) Also, Paul Wall's wife Crys Wall adds unnecessary damage to a couple of tracks on the album. There's really no business for your wife/husband or girlfriend/boyfriend to be on your album if they aren't an established artist, because most of the time, it never works. (Please see Dre on Christina Milian - So Amazin')

Get Money, Stay True shows Paul Wall can still bring some heat with his flow and occasionally decent production, but the album is overall bland, very uneven, and filled with sometimes laughable lyrics like a train wreck. Paul Wall has some hit singles on the album, as "I'm Throwed" and "On the Grind" surely sound like hits, but much like The People's Champ, unless you think you can tolerate an entire Paul Wall album, you'd best stay away. 2 stars.
Get It How U Live !! [PA] [EXPLICIT LYRICS]
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Getting It How U Live
  • And the star is...
  • The album that set if off!
  • This is the best hot boys album
  • Hot Boys are the greatest
 Get It How U Live !! [PA] [EXPLICIT LYRICS]
Hot Boys
Manufacturer: Cash Money
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ASIN: B00000JHDP
Release Date: 1999-06-29

Tracks:

  1. Intro
  2. We On Fire
  3. 50 Shots Set's It Off
  4. On Tha Porch (Part 1)
  5. Block Burner
  6. Neighborhood Superstar
  7. Take It Off Your Shoulder
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  10. Get It How U Live!!
  11. On Tha Porch (Part 2)
  12. I'm Com'n
  13. Infrared Dot
  14. Blood Thicker
  15. Spit 'N Game

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Getting It How U Live.......2007-06-16

There was a time when Cash Money had good albums from the artists on their roster and Hot Boys' Get It How U Live is one of them. Juvenile, Lil Wayne B.G. and Turk bring their unique styles of rapping to the table over Mannie Fresh(whose beats didnt sound as redundant then as they do now)production. This album has its vintage Hot Boys tracks like We On Fire, 50 Shots, Dirty World, Get It How U Live, Blood Thicker and Spit 'N Game. The Hot Boys also have their solo joints like Lil Wayne's Block Burner, Juvenile's Take It Off Your Shoulder, B.G,s I'm A Hot Boy and Turk's Infrared Dot. Also Bun B makes a guest appearance on I'm Com'n. Skip Material: B.G's I'm A Hot Boy and the On Tha Porch(part2)skit. Bottom Line: Hot Boys Get It How U Live is The Hot Boys best album before they got lazy and commercial. Unlike Guerrilla Warfare this album didnt have to grow on me. Standout Tracks: WE ON FIRE, 50 SHOTS SET'S IT OFF, BLOCK BURNER, NEIGHBORHOOD SUPERSTAR, DIRTY WORLD, GET IT HOW U LIVE, INFRARED DOT, BLOOD THCKER and SPIT 'N GAME

5 out of 5 stars And the star is..........2006-01-15

I have to disagree with homie below me. Juve isnt the star. Surprisingly, Turk is! He's the best hotboy for this short period of time.
Still
Definately get this cd.

5 out of 5 stars The album that set if off!.......2005-09-05

This is the Hot Boys' first album as a group, and even though Cash Money Records had sold hundrieds of thousands of records before it as well, this was the record that gave them the Universal deal. Untill this album, the label was huge only in their region, and while it was enough to make Baby and his label rich, very few oustide the Dirty South had heard about CMR. Well, that album changed all that. It sold more than 400,000 copies independantely!... So, what's so special about this one?... It's the first time the four hottest rappers on the label united and worked together. This album was released in 1997, so all of them were VERY young: Juvenile was 22, B.G. was 17, Lil' Wayne was only 14(!) and Turk wasn't much older as well. Depite their young age, all of them menage to impress - each one having his own unique style. Juvenile is the star of course, the one who shines above all: His crisp delivery, hint of humour, and passionate truthfulness in his words have always made him a standout in a world filled with lackluster rappers. B.G. has got a darker, more gangsta oriented style, while rapping real calm and grimmy (almost with no emotions whatsoever). Lil' Wayne is a young teenager on this one, but his talent can't be ignored, especially on his first ever solo song "Block Burner" : his rap skills still unpolished and his voice is still kinda quite on this album, but the charisma and creative delivery are already there. Turk also impresses with his thugged out rhymes and overall mic presence. So, as you see all of the Hot Boys do a great job, even though some of them (Lil' Wayne and Turk) were just getting started (Juve and BG already had a few albums under their belts). And as usual, it was Mannie Fresh's awesome beats that stood up! There are 13 songs (+ 2 totally useless skits) on this album, and the production on them is flawless. Some of the beats are laid-back, some are harder, and some have a darker feeling to them (especially Lil' Wayne and BG's solo songs). Lyrically the boys don't dissapoint as well. To those ignorant so called "hip-hop fans" thinking CMR is only about flossing, you couldn't be more mistaken - the Hot Boys's rapping is all about gangsta rap, living in the streets, hustlin'. There are a few songs, that have a social and deep message as well. There are no "party-style" songs, and no songs about sex, big behinds or whatever. CMR is all about the streets on this one, they're hard-core to the fullest. Out of the 12 songs (+ 2 skits and a Big Tymers intro), you get a great solo song from each member, and the other 8 are all group efforts. B.G is missing on a few songs, since he had some drug problems at that time, but his presence is well-felt on the songs he's on. "Get It How You Live!" is one of CMR's best early releases, and the one that got the label that huge destribution deal with Universal Records. The album was released a year before "Back that a** up" and couple of years before "Bling Bling", and overall the album is just as good as the albums those huge singles were on. And to think that things only got better from that point on... The rappers' style improved and matured and even Mannie Fresh's beats got on an even higher level!... Bottom line is - this one is a classic, you should not miss it!

5 out of 5 stars This is the best hot boys album.......2004-12-16

This is the best hot boy album eventhough the second one is just as good. The beats are on point and like always the lyrics are thugged out as hell. If you don't have this you need to get it.

5 out of 5 stars Hot Boys are the greatest.......2004-02-05

A lot people don't realize how good the Hot Boys really are because they have only heard radio singles. If you own any cash money CD, which I own a lot of, you realize that they talk about more than bling-bling and hoes. The Hot Boys in their prime were like a N.W.A for the south. Hardcore gangsta rap. They really put it down back then. I espescially like tracks 14 and 2 on this CD.
Elaine Stritch - At Liberty (2002 Original Broadway Production)
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • A National Treasure
  • Stritch is superb
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  • Elaine Stritch at Liberty
 Elaine Stritch - At Liberty (2002 Original Broadway Production)
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ASIN: B000060P33
Release Date: 2002-04-02

Tracks:

  1. There's No Business Like Show Business (Berlin)
  2. Caca
  3. I Want a Long Time Daddy (Grainger)
  4. A Piece of Mahler
  5. This Is All Very New to Me (Hague/Horwitt)
  6. Going to New York
  7. Marlon Brando
  8. Broadway Baby (Sondheim)
  9. My First Broadway Show
  10. Civilization (Hilliard/Sigman)
  11. Ethel Merman
  12. Can You Use Any Money Today? (Berlin)
  13. Pal Joey
  14. Zip (Hart/Rodgers)
  15. Ben Gazzara
  16. Nokl Coward
  17. Why Do the Wrong People Travel (Coward)
  18. Richard Burton
  19. But Not for Me/If Love Were All (Gershwin/Gershwin)
  20. I'm Still Here (Sondheim)
  21. Booze
  22. Little Things You Do Together (Sondheim)
  23. The Ladies Who Lunch (Sondheim)
  24. John Bay
  25. There Was Never a Baby Like My Baby (Comden/Green/Styne)
  26. I've Been to a Marvelous Party (Coward)
  27. God So Quickly
  28. The Party's Over (Comden/Green/Styne)
  29. Absent Almost Always
  30. Something Good (Rodgers)

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  1. I'm Still Here (Sondheim)
  2. Booze
  3. Little Things You Do Together (Sondheim)
  4. The Ladies Who Lunch (Sondheim)
  5. John Bay
  6. There Was Never a Baby Like My Baby (Comden/Green/Styne)
  7. I've Been to a Marvelous Party (Coward)
  8. God So Quickly
  9. The Party's Over (Comden/Green/Styne)
  10. Absent Almost Always
  11. Something Good (Rodgers)

Amazon.com

Elaine Stritch is a legend and she knows it. And so she came up with a whole one-woman show about the best topic she could think of: her life in the theater. And what a trip it's been. From Ethel Merman to Noel Coward, Stritch has worked with some of the greatest names to grace the American stage, and she has anecdotes about all of them (most are included on this recording). In this show, she hits all the marks with the acuity of a seasoned pro who's seen it all and whose love for the theater remains undiluted. Stritch is not a traditionally pretty singer (those gravelly pipes!), but she absolutely knows how to give life to a song, extracting the last drop of meaning, dropping pauses for effect with deadly accuracy. Sondheim's "Ladies Who Lunch" and "Broadway Baby" will be hers forever, and a case could be made for the hilarious "Zip" (from Pal Joey) and the obscure, spectacularly politically incorrect "Civilization" (from the revue Angel in the Wings) as well. Fittingly, this two-CD set includes "I'm Still Here," which may well be Stritch's motto. If you're looking for a concise yet bewitching history of the musical, this is it. --Elisabeth Vincentelli

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A National Treasure.......2007-07-05

This double CD is stuffed full of great songs and amazing stories. My favorite stories are of Elaine's date with Marlon Brando, what she thought some lyric are/meant, and her time in Compant. The total honesty that she brings it all together is touching and inspiring.

Very few people have the length or variety of a career that Elaine Stritch has had. I am sure that she has enough stories to do ten more shows.

If you love Broadway then you must buy this CD.

5 out of 5 stars Stritch is superb.......2007-06-27

The only disappointment is that I missed the show live. This is a terrific honest performance by an actor who has a deep well of experience from which to draw. From her early childhood memories, through acting school, her loves, her struggles and more, Ms Stritch weaves a fascinating and completely enthralling story. Ultimately, she lives the songs, rather than just performs and this is what really marks her out.
I am so glad, she's still here!

3 out of 5 stars Entertaining but grating on the ears.......2007-05-11

I've never been able to understand what is so great about Elaine Stritch's singing. It's simple: she can't sing. I've tried and tried to like her, and I do, as an actress, but NOT as a singer. Listening to these CDs, all I hear is a grouchy old lady voice with no vibrato, no range, and no ability to hold notes. If she were to try out for American Idol she would get cringes! I love her humor and honesty, and that's why I bought this, but the voice...ugh.

5 out of 5 stars Great Broadway Review.......2007-04-11

I thoroughly enjoy this collection of stories from her experiences from a teenage girl in Michigan through her career, very funny, some sad and great entertainment.

4 out of 5 stars Elaine Stritch at Liberty.......2007-01-19

Completely entertaining---a bit maudilin in places, but a must have for any Elaine Stritch fan.

Certainly worth the money!
Arizona Dream
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Surreal, intriguing, excellent music and recording
  • Masterpiece
  • Versatile Composer
 Arizona Dream
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
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ASIN: B000068WTD
Release Date: 2006-03-25

Tracks:

  1. In the Deathcar - Iggy Pop
  2. Dreams
  3. Old Home Movie - Iggy Pop
  4. TV Screen
  5. 7/8 and 11/8 - Iggy Pop
  6. Get the Money
  7. Gunpowder
  8. Gypsy Reggae
  9. Death
  10. This Is a Film - Iggy Pop

Album Description

Soundtrack to 1993 foreign film starring Johnny Depp & Faye Dunaway. Featuring a score from critically acclaimed Sarajevo born film composer Goran Bregovic ('Queen Margot'), along with four of Bregovic's collaborations with Iggy Pop & one with Depp. A bestseller in France. Mercury. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Surreal, intriguing, excellent music and recording.......2004-12-27

listening to the music is like enjoying the beautiful surreal movie once again without seeing it. The more I listen, the more I love it - it's the Amercian Dream story, it's the Iggy Pop music, it's the Johnny Depp narrative make it a valuable collectible CD. This is a new version, the recording is excellent.

5 out of 5 stars Masterpiece.......2003-09-02

This is the album that sounds even better without the Movie.
Goran Bregovic mixed traditional european Folk music with more modern styled instrumental and rock music.with this mix and his talent to make a moving and touching songs he created a masterpiece,delightfull voyage to teh darkest and most mysterious places...Goran added sytnhs,bass,delicate guitar (simmilar a bit to mike Oldfield),and a massive wall of drums...Check out "Dreams","Old home movie","Gunpowder","Dreams" and a huge hit "Tv screen" with Iggy pop on vocals.Definitly one of my Desert-island albums,a must have for all instrumental music fans and for everyone as well!!!!

4 out of 5 stars Versatile Composer.......2003-06-30

As most fans of Bregovic know, he is a versatile composer who blends well contemporary music technology with traditional flavors of eastern European gypsy and still manages to remain above the par of the usual techno-studio corporate music that attempts to stamp the "World Music" label on its own concoctions. "Arizona Dream" doesn't disappoint even the hard to please of Bregovic fans.
Get Money, Stay True (Chopped & Screwed)
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    		Get Money, Stay True (Chopped & Screwed)
    Paul Wall
    Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
    ProductGroup: Music
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    ASIN: B000NVIXDM
    Release Date: 2007-04-17

    Tracks:

    1. Break Em' Off
    2. Get Your Paper Up
    3. Gimme That
    4. I'm Throwed
    5. Everybody Know Me
    6. Call Me What U Want
    7. How Gangstas Roll
    8. I'm Real, What Are You?
    9. On The Grind
    10. Tonight
    11. That Fire
    12. I Ain't Hard To Find
    13. Bangin' Screw
    14. Slidin' On That Oil
    Get Money, Stay True
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      		Get Money, Stay True
      Paul Wall
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      ASIN: B000NJLM0A
      Release Date: 2007-04-03

      Tracks:

      1. Get Your Paper Up
      2. Everybody Know Me
      3. Break Em' Off
      4. I'm Throwed
      5. Call Me What U Want
      6. On The Grind
      7. Bangin Screw
      8. How Gangstas Roll
      9. That Fire
      10. Tonight
      11. Gimme That
      12. I'm Real, What Are You?
      13. I Ain't Hard To Find
      14. Slidin' On That Oil
      Samuel Ramey: Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye: Songs of Barber,
      Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
      • a voice teacher and early music fan
      • The greatest American bass
      • Good, but one dimensional
      • Primo basso assolutto!!
      		 Samuel Ramey: Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye: Songs of Barber,
      Samuel Barber , Stephen Foster , Charles T. Griffes , George Gershwin , Edwin Gerschefski , Paul Bowles , Cole Porter , Samuel Ramey , and Warren Jones
      Manufacturer: Sony
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B000002C08
      Release Date: 1996-10-01

      Tracks:

      1. No. 6 from Hermit Songs, Op. 29: Sea-Snatch
      2. I Hear An Army
      3. Sure On This Shining Night
      4. Bessie Bobtail
      5. If You've Only Got A Moustache
      6. Gentle Annie
      7. Don't Bet Your Money On The Shanghai
      8. Evening Song
      9. An Old Song Re-Sung
      10. No. 1 From Three Poems, Op. 11: The Lament Of Ian The Proud
      11. Song Of The Dagger
      12. A Damsel In Distress: Nice Work If You Can Get It
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      14. Girl Crazy: Embraceable You
      15. The Goldwyn Follies: Just Another Rhumba
      16. They Cannot Stop Death - Blue Mountain Ballads
      17. Heavenly Grass
      18. Lonesome Man
      19. Cabin
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      21. Anything Goes: Blow, Gabriel Blow
      22. Jubilee: Begin The Beguine
      23. Seven Lively Arts: Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
      24. FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN: The Tale Of The Oyster

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars a voice teacher and early music fan.......2007-02-26

      This is such a great collection of 20th century songs, that it behooves me to say something brief about each composer on this disc. I think that by doing so the listener gains more insight and thus more appreciation of all aspects of the song material.

      The music of Samuel Barber (1910-1981), whether his symphonies, concertos,operas, chamber music or songs, is notable above all for a pronounced and refined lyricism. Barbr wrote songs thruout his career, and his published vocal output, though relatively small, is perhaps the most distinguished of an American composer. He preferred lyrical , romantic poetry, and his word-setting was perfect.
      Stephen Foster (1826-1864) published his first song when he was 18 and by dint of hundreds more became, in the words of Aaron Copland,"our own national hero (who) had a naturalness and sweetness of sentiment that transformed his melodies into the equivalent of folk song." He was truly a songwriter rather than a composer, for he wrote no concert works or operas.
      Charles Tomlinson Griffes (1884-1920) assimilated Debussian impressionism and,somewhat later, Oriental exoticism. During his brief career, he composed 64 songs, including four song-cycles.
      George Gershwim(1898-1937) began his career in Tin Pan Alley and eventually, with works such as 'Rhapsody in blue' for piano and orchestra and some other works, brought Jazz into the concert hall.
      Paul Bowles (1910- ) has long enjoyed celebrity status as an author,a writer of novels, short stories and essays. After a brief study with Aaron Copland, he made a considerable reputation as a composer of incidenal music. Virgil Thompson once described Bowles's songs as "enchanting for their sweetness of mood, their lightness of texture, for in general their way of being wholly alive and right".
      Cole Porter (1891-1964) had the rare ability to invent superior catchpenny tunes; deceptively simple, often elegant melodies that stay in the ear. Consequently,he became one of the most successful American songwriter of his era.

      As to Samuel Ramey's performance of these songs, one can only say 'business as usual', and that means great sound, great diction, great interpretation and always with that extra something that only a few bassos have!!!!The variety of works is varied and interesting and, if you please, is NOT a cross-over album. There are too many songs that denote the classical element. He was wise enough to vary his selection to avoid that particular situation. I really like this disc!!!!!

      5 out of 5 stars The greatest American bass.......2007-01-10

      Ramey fans will not be disappointed by this charming collection of vocal gems.

      3 out of 5 stars Good, but one dimensional.......2000-04-26

      Samuel Ramey is undoubtedly one of the finest and most versatile opera singers of his generation. However, these songs do not show his voice off at his best. One of Ramey's main faults is a lack of variety and vocal colour which is ABSOLUTELY needed in a song recital. This lack of colouring means that most of the songs come out sounding the same. The other major concern is that Mr Ramey's vibrato is quite pronounced. Most opera singers can get away with this when singing with an orchestra, but when he just has piano accompaniment it is much more noticeable. Still, it is good to have a recording of some of these lesser known songs and it is still an enjoyable cd.

      5 out of 5 stars Primo basso assolutto!!.......1998-11-17

      Having attended Mr. Ramey's recent recital in Chicago where he sang a number of the songs on this recording, I can say that there is simply no bass today to rival him for sheer vocal glory. Whether it is the bel canto repetoire, baroque decorations, or as here, the American literature, Ramey is THE bass of the day. Unlike the former days when bassos were relagated to either buffoon, rich uncle, or some other supporting role, Ramey has almost single-handedly elevated the basso to star status. Roles that languished for years because there was no one up to their demands are now staples of Ramey's catalogue. Warren Jones is a sensetive and intelligent accompanist. In fact he played the entire recital from memory.
      Gettin' Money (The Get Money Remix)
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Get money, Get's a classic touch
      • Bouncin' Remix of "Get Money" Makes Maxi-Single Slammin'!
      		 Gettin' Money (The Get Money Remix)
      Junior M.A.F.I.A.
      Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00000011Z
      Release Date: 1996-05-07

      Tracks:

      1. Gettin' Money (The Gettin' Money Remix) (Radio Edit)
      2. Gettin' Money (The Gettin' Money Remix) (Dirty Version)
      3. Get Money (Original Version)
      4. White Chalk (Original Version)
      5. White Chalk (Dirty Version)
      6. Get Money (Original Instrumental)

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Get money, Get's a classic touch.......2002-11-15

      Even as popular as this single is I still can't get enough of it. It has such a great vibe on it and the lyrics on the track are on point especially the main man Biggie Smalls.

      5 out of 5 stars Bouncin' Remix of "Get Money" Makes Maxi-Single Slammin'!.......1999-09-21

      The hot remix of Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s 1996 hit "Get Money" is a hot hip-hop club mainstay. While you may not have heard it because there was no music video or radio release, take a listen. It's definitely worth it! The instrumentals even have a nice bounce to themselves! Rock this single. It's old but hot!
      Do The Get Money Dance
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        		Do The Get Money Dance
        LC
        Manufacturer: Flex Records
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000PGTETM
        Release Date: 2007-06-05

        Tracks:

        1. We Gone Party 2. Do The Get Money Dance 3. All About My Hustle 4. Same Song 5. Holding It Down 6. 1 Gun 2 Gun 3 Gun 4 7. Mommies 8. Hold Up 9. Damn Girl 10. Skit 211 11. Stop No 12. Step Up Ya Game 13. Head to the Sky 14. Army Girl

        Product Description

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        At The Hollywood Bowl + Encore
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • The essence of a great entertainer catpured.
        		 At The Hollywood Bowl + Encore

        Manufacturer: Collectables
        ProductGroup: Music
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        ASIN: B00005Y8VW
        Release Date: 2001-01-30

        Tracks:

        1. I'll Be Right Back
        2. Alouette - Liberace, George Liberace, Los Angeles Philharmonic
        3. Theme and Welcome Back
        4. Gershwin Medley: Rhapsody in Blue/Embraceable You/Love Walked ...
        5. Hillbilly Music
        6. Hey Liberace
        7. Intro
        8. Liberace Boogie
        9. Intro
        10. Rosary
        11. George and His Hot Fiddle
        12. Sweet Sue, Just You
        13. How About Another One?
        14. Tea for Two
        15. Sometimes I'm Ashamed to Take the Money
        16. Alexander's Ragtime Band/Old Folks at Home
        17. Taking Requests
        18. Hollywood Bowl Concerto: Jalousie (Jealousy)/Star Dust/Walkin' My Baby
        19. Closing Theme and Good Night

        Album Description

        2 CD set includes-At The Hollywood Bowl & Hollywood Bowl Encore. These two albums comprise a memorable 1954 performance including, for the first time, the entire concert, complete with Liberace's colorful monologues. Highlights include 'Beer Barrel Polka (Roll Out The Barrel)', 'Bumble Boogie' and 'Twelfth Street Rag'. 2002.

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars The essence of a great entertainer catpured........2004-05-03

        Liberace was a great showman and entertainer. This double CD is the best record of his classic act and demonstrates what Liberace was all about. Although recorded in 1954 the sound quality is fine and many of the elements from that period remained part of Liberace's act over more than 30 years. Interestingly - he was not yet using "I'll Be Seeing You" as his exit music. If there is anything you like about Liberace - get this CD.
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