title: Proper collection of the usual suspects

text:
Here are the tracks (with album in parens)

1. Teethgrinder (Nurse)
2. Screamager (Troublegum)
3. Turn (Troublegum)
4. Opal Mantra (Hats Off to the Insane)
5. Nowhere (Troublegum)
6. Trigger Inside (Troublegum)
7. Die Laughing (Troublegum)
8. Isolation (Troublegum)
9. Stories (Infernal Love)
10. Loose (Infernal Love)
11. Diane (Infernal Love)
12. Bad Mother (Infernal Love)
13. Church of Noise (Semi-Detached)
14. Lonely, Cryin' Only (Semi-Detached)

So you're getting a lot of the best stuff from their most popular period.  There is some overlap with their other retrospective (So Much For The Ten Year Plan) but this concentrates more on their heyday singles rather than attempting to span a longer time period.


title: Five Stars

text: favorite band.good stuff


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome, awesome album


title: My father loves his cd

text: I purchased this for my father who simply loves the option to listen to the music of his younger years.  The customer service I received from the seller was superb.  The original cd had one song that skipped, the seller quickly replaced it.


title: Good Groovin'

text: This is a Import without those inferior "bonus tracks". Ending the album with Deep Purple the way Stanley plays it is a better idea. The foreign language pamphlet is easily dispensed with if you so desire.


title: Boppin' without Dexter

text: Don't have it, never heard it and it's probably better than 3 stars. But I can tell you that according to the Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings many of these tracks are included in the compilation Sonny Criss Memorial Album.


title: Early Bud on Roost

text: 2 - 4 to a side 10 inch LPs on 1 CD  recorded in 1947 and 1953 for Roost Records. The first session is rather superficially played and lacks depth. They may have been on 78 rpms before being gathered together for release on LP in 1950. The second session has clearer sound quality and more depth. The tunes, mostly standards on both sessions, being played a bit a bit slower. There a few discrepancies in the tracklisting. For instance Burt Covers Bud, transcribed in the Bud Powell Real Book, is actually Bean And The Boys credited to Coleman Hawkins on several later recordings by other groups


title: Trio Quartet from 1957 Blue Note

text: Jimmy Smith fans will be happy to know that there are 3 trio tracks without Lou, who is not heard on Round Midnight, Darn That Dream<br />and Cha Cha J. Lou solos on the 4 other tracks including Soft Winds and the ballad Street of Dreams. This was not recorded at Rudy Van Gelder's but at Manhattan Towers in NYC. The companion CD is the all trio Cherokee


title: Original Big Band

text: Gene Norman GNP label released in 1955 but recorded in the 1940's


title: Emarcy 1955

text: More in a popular vein than jazz, but you hear Terry ad libing in the background while the ensemble plays their part of the melody. Terry plays the lead on other tracks The Velvet is a 5 man sax section with arrangements by Manny Albam. Gibbs is credited with composing 3 of the tunes. His ballad Lonely Dreams, from another session, has been published in the Hal Leonard Real Book Vol 2


title: Roost 1960

text: Sonny plays alto sax 3 times including Angel Eyes and Embraceable You. His 6 tenor sax tunes include But Not For Me, It Could Happen To You,<br />I Cried For You and a couple of originals. Jimmy Jones is the pianist for these quartet recordings from 1960


title: Altology

text: Sonny in a rare all alto sax quartet session. with Hank Jones Wendell Marshall and Shadow Wilson. It's the usual mixture of standards and originals from Roost records 1957


title: Two two's not 1 four

text: This should be a double pair off Charlie Rouse and Paul Quinichette THE CHASE IS ON from 1960 - I don't have it but I recognize some of the tracks. Sonny Stitt and Red Holloway combined for JUST FRIENDS  a decade and a half later. Charlie Rouse is probably the winner<br />but being paired with a even lighter toned Quinichette, notice the white mouthpiece on the cover, is a mismatch to my way of listening. Too bad Charlie never did one with Sonny Stitt behind him.


title: Birdland

text: The Art Blakey Quintet - Live at Birdland 1954 with Lou Donaldson and Horace Silver - This is only 1 of 2 CDs with Lou taking the ballad feature<br />If I Had You.


title: Mystery Quintet

text: Pacific Jazz 1214 released in 1956 Bob Gordon Quintet / Clifford Brown Ensemble in which Bob participated in. Not all the ensemble tracks were released at first. But in 1960 Clifford Brown Jazz Immortal was released dropping the Gordon Quintet tracks and including all of of the Ensemble tracks. Who the 5th member of the Quintet was is a mystery to me, Monterose himself, Herbie Harper, or even Stu Williamson<br />who played valve trombone in the ensemble and occasionally soloed.


title: 1951 Roost 10 inch LP

text: This is on CD - James Moody/Frank Foster in Paris - These 8 tunes with Roger Guerin trumpet lead off the CD but in a different order as this LP. Then some Moody with Strings and percussion. The final 6 tunes are Frank Foster quartet tracks which have good sound quality but .  The Moody alto sax quintet tracks rate the 5 stars


title: Dial D for Detroit

text: Although actually recorded in New York or California,with Miles Davis on 22 of 39 tracks. quintet sextet septet


title: From 1957

text: With trumpeters Lee Katzman or Stu Williamson. Pepper has a couple of quartet features, a medium down blues and My One and Only Love.


title: 2 for 1

text: Pyramid is good session and their first of the 1960's for Atlantic records after recording quite a few times for them in the mid-late 1950's. Patterns, which I have not heard, was written for the motion picture Odds Against Tomorrow and released in 1959 by United Artists records who released movie theme music by other jazz artists, most notably Gerry Mulligan septet playing music from I Want To Live. As far as I can see Blue Note records has not released this Patterns on CD as they have some other United Artist LPs including Milt Jackson's sextet Bag's Opus recorded the previous year.


title: 4 for the Money

text: Also 3 tracks of the Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band - Brother Nat plays with Cannonball, Leo Wright with Dizzy. Oscar Peterson' Trio is with drums rather than guitar for his 2 tracks.


title: From 1963

text: This is the one to get, with the previously unreleased bonus track Corcovado transcribed in Stan Getz's BOSSA NOVAS book. You are taking a chance with the sound quality of the Jazz Originals version as my copy made it sound as if Stan was playing with a real stiff reed.


title: Late 1950's recordings

text: A 1 CD condensation of the 2 CD set The Last Savoy Sessions with Wilbur Harden or Bernard McKinney on most tracks. Yusef plays tenor sax and flute and is featured on flute in a quartet version of Poor Butterfly.


title: Rarity

text:
I saw this with different cover art once a long time ago in a record store and walked right passed it. The artwork was ominous and foreboding. As it turns out the horn players are Donald Byrd, and little recorded alto saxophonist John La Porta, cheerful enough players. They had previously recorded 3 quintet tracks on THE JAZZ MESSAGE for Savoy records It's the same group here but with Ronnie Ball back on piano replacing Horace Silver. I bought the KLOOK'S THE MAN box set for a pittance just to hear this, since I had the others of significance on individual.
It's a OK session. The tunes are I Hear A Rhapsody and Yesterdays plus 4 originals. Byrd is featured on mute with La Porta playing the bridge on the medium tempoed I Hear A Rhapsody and La Porta is featured on alto on the ballad Yesterdays.
Actually Play Fiddle Play, which is Not a feature for Wendell Marshall, but is a rare standard was written by Jack Lawrence in the 1940's
It sounds a bit like Dear Old Stockholm in the opening. Donald solos muted as he does on several other tunes
This album does not deserve to be a rarity. It is certainly more in the park than anything Charles Mingus ever recorded for Savoy records


title: Mostly hardbop

text: I have most of these on individual. For the horn players of course. So here they are. John Coltrane 2, Cannonball Adderley, Freddie Hubbard on Go, Donald Byrd 2, Clifford Jordan, Yusef Lateef, Tommy Turrentine, Curtis Fuller, Jackie McLean, Tina Brooks, also guitarist Kenny Burrell is on 2.<br />The pianist on We Three, from the catalog, is Phineaus Newborn


title: There's a bit more

text: I don't have this music in this format but I can tell you that 8 additional short tracks of the Gerry and Chet original 1952-1953 quartet, recorded for FANTASY Records of San Francisco in 1952 and later reissued on LP by Prestige Records of New York, can be found on the Gerry Mulligan Quartet / Chubby Jackson Big Band CD.<br /> Tracks include Line for Lyons, Moonlight In Vermont, The Lady Is A Tramp and the short version of My Funny Valentine.  The Chubby Jackson Big Band tracks recorded in 1950, in New York has Gerry in the sax section and occasionally soloing.

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title: From what I've been able to gather at Wikipedia after ...

text:
From what I've been able to gather at Wikipedia after googling the title - CD 1 is that black cover Chet Baker Russ Freeman CD as is
CD 2 is Chet Baker Sings perhaps with previously unreleased tracks
CD 3 is just that red or orange cover Russ Freeman Chet Baker session from 1956


title: Compilation

text: A 64 minute compilation recording, the tracklisting for which is given the as mp3 for a Green covered album beginning with Alone Together and Tenderly.  Chet plays quite a few standards but the original tunes from these sessions are disappointing at first hearing. Included in this album is Al Cohn's Tasty Pudding with a good tenor sax solo from Jean-Louis Chautemps, the only sax solo in this collection. This and the other 3 tunes with Jean-Louis plus 4 tunes with Bobby Jaspar instead, can be heard on Volume 3. They both have good deep tones.


title: Compilation

text: A very short term compilation of 2 Pablo albums recorded circa 1980 - Red Clay and One Of A Kind and The Summer Knows recorded Live AT THE NORTHSEA JAZZ FESTIVAL  with David Schnitter his partner in the front line. Joy Spring and Born To Be Blue from a studio quintet session with Harold Land. The Summer Knows was not included on the original Northsea Jazz Festival CD. There is a mistake in the pamphlet and back cover here. Buck Clark plays conga drums only on the uptempo track Joy Spring from the studio session BORN TO BE BLUE in which he played conga on the other uptempo tracks as well.


title: 4 and 3 more

text: 3 tracks have been added to the original Savoy release by Vogue records with different cover art - Tracklisting CD 1 - 1. Scrapple From The Apple, longer performance - 2. Parker's Mood - 3. Confirmation - 4. Scrapple from The Apple -- CD 2 - 1. Yardbird Suite 2. SteepleChase 3. Buzzy. -- Good sound quality - Frank Socolow solos only on tenor saxophone on all tracks - Confirmation and Yardbird Suite were not on the origanal album at all.


title: Compilation

text: This Fresh Sound compilation is not to be confused with Bud's 2 major quartet sessions with Claude Williamson both titled BUD SHANK QUARTET. As the Penquin Guide to Jazz Recordings says, this album rounds up some stray TV and South African dates 1956-1958


title: No volume 2

text: I've seen this listed in Goldmine's Jazz Album Price guide as Vol. 1 without a Vol.2 They are quite complete and I can confirm that there never was a subsequent Vol 2. If there was I would have known about - to quote a Richard Burton line.


title: Mulligan Gets Around

text: I have some of these on individual CD, quintet sessions with Stan Getz, Johnny Hodges, and Ben Webster - pianoless quartet sessions with Chet Baker and Art Farmer and a quartet session with Thelonious Monk are among the 8 albums offered here.


title: 6 sessions on 4 CDs

text: From a old Mosaic cataloge the albums are IT'S TIME - ACTION- RIGHT NOW - JACKNIFE - CONSEQUENCES and NEW FREQUENCY.  Other horn soloists aside from the 2 quartet sessions are Charles Tolliver and Lee Morgan. Bobby Hutchersons vibes are used instead of a pianist on ACTION with Tolliver - All are available on individual CD by now with the exception of the quartet NEW FREQUENCY.


title: Album Listing

text: CD 1 The Concert Jazz Band aka The First Album - CD 2  On Tour Featuring Zoot Sims with bonus tracks, a total of 6 tracks from Santa Monica but none from Newport, Paris or Zurich  - CD 3 At The Village Vanguard / Presents A Concert In Jazz studio album - CD 4 Gerry Mulligan '63 with bonus tracks. - The Editorial Review is for CD 3 only, AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD / PRESENTS A CONCERT IN JAZZ a studio session


title: Quartet / Trio 1957

text: Alto Saxophonist Lou Donaldson plays on 3 of 4 tracks on this 36 Minute CD with Kenny Burrell also  - Summertime, All Day Long and Yardbird Suite. Burrell is featured and plays the lead on a 10 minute version of the standard There's a Small Hotel. These sessions from 1957 along with A DATE WITH JIMMY SMITH and then some trio sessions were re-issued on CD by Mosaic Records as a box set but were never put on individual CD by domestic Blue Note records.


title: Various Ammons Groups

text: This short term compilation has been re-packaged in the CD era. The tracks appear on the ORGAN COMBOS and STRANGER IN TOWN CDs


title: Sextet - Septet

text:
A group of unreleased songs  recorded some 5 years before Art's demise.  6 long tracks on 2 CDs total time 84 minutes.
CD1 - Goma - Second Thoughts - Uranus - CD 2  Sudan Blue - I Thought About You, a feature for Blanchard and Miller, and Blue and Boogie
Terrance Blanchard trumpet, Donald Harrison alto sax, Jean Toussaint tenor saxophone, trombonist Tim Williams joins the group for some tracks, Mulgrew Miller piano, Lonnie Plaxico bass Art Blakey drums. Basically the same sound quality as other Jazz Messenger releases from Sweet Basil.


title: Sextet - Quintet

text: The sextet alto, trumpet, tuba play the first 3 tunes which comprised the 1st side of the LP. Then it's McLean, Hardman quintet for the 2 longer tracks that made up side 2. The quintet ballad Mirage is a bit slow and needs to follow the faster Beau Jack to be effective. They are in the right order on the CD, tracks 4 and 5. I have the 1991 original so I can't comment on this sound quality.


title: Good Sounds From The Coast

text:
Quintet/Sextet tracks from 1955 and 1956 with Charlie Mariano on alto sax, Bill Holman tenor sax and Jimmy Giuffre baritone sax. Williamson has several ballad features. Claude Williamson was the pianist for both sessions - Don't let that white mouthpiece on the cover mis-lead you. There is no Four Brothers sound and Holman's playing is very full.

Almost immediatly following the 1956 session Stu and Charlie began recording somewhat longer tracks under the leadership of Shelly Manne. The association lasted 2 1/2 years and resulted in 3 LPs SWINGING SOUNDS, MORE SWINGING SOUNDS and THE GAMBIT


title: Belated Cincinnati Encore

text:
Recorded direct to CD - Live at Music Hall, Houston Texas circa 1990 but audience sounds are not heard. Gerry plays with his lighter Concert Jazz Band tone on this recording and seems just a little distant. I'm not a big fan of Sax with strings albums in the first place as, to my ears, the strings tend to distract from the saxphone soloist rather than enhance him. There are louder spots for Brass and Woodwinds also.

Sun On The Bach Stairs is actually Sun On The Stairs and Sax In Mozart Minor is Gerry's familiar Festive Minor.


title: GOOD SHOW

text: The America Sextet in a Live recording - Eddie Preston, Charles McPherson, Bobby Jones, Jaki Byard, Mingus and Dannie Richmond play in order - O.P. 9 min - The Man Who Never Sleeps 14 min - Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress 17 min. and a 19 min. Duke Ellington medley to wrap things up. Good sound quality even from my 1988 edition which has the titles of tracks 1 and 2 reversed. This may be a later edition. But remember The Man Who Never Sleeps  is the ballad on which Bobby Jones plays his only recorded clarinet solo toward the end. I see where the 2 LP album also contains this sextets version of Fables of Faubus but it's not on my CD although there appears to be room for it.


title: Post Silver

text: Recorded after his four year stint as a member of the Horace Silver quintet - The sessions are Step Lightly, The Thing To Do, Down With It, Bring It Home To Me, Boss Horn, and Heads Up - Other horn soloists include Joe Henderson and Leo Wright on the first session and Junior Cook on the other five, although he does not solo on all the tunes on the final two which are octet and nonet sessions repectivly, under the direction of Duke Pearson. There are good songs throughout the collection - 2 versions of Step Lightly, Sweet and Lovely, Cry Me A River, Mona's Mood, Perception, Alone Alone and Alone, Portrait of Jennie, I Should Care, Tones for Joan's Bones, The Folks Who Live On The Hill


title: 7 Sessions

text: Recorded in the early 1960's for Blue Note Records this set is comprised of the sessions - Movin'and Groovin, Us Three, Speakin' My Piece, Headin South, On The Spur of The Moment, Up and Down, and Back From The Gig. Aside from the trio sessions, other soloists are Stanley Turrentine, Tommy Turrentine, Booker Ervin, Johnny Coles and Grant Green.


title: Truth In Advertising

text: I purchased this CD with the expectation of getting the movie soundtrack, which would include ALL the songs the Wonders performed in the movie.  There were three songs on the CD, with only one performed by the band--that is over $8.00 a song...not what I call a good deal!  What is needed for CD's like this is a complete songlist or track list.


title: Knowing what songs are on the cd

text: It doesn't say what songs are on the cd. I love all his music but there some favorites


title: Arguably the definitie Breath of Life album

text:
I've already given an overview of this brilliant European gothic act in a previous review (check my page).
This, their third studio album, is arguably their best-ever release.  For most of this album, they play to their strengths - their ability to sound simultaneously ethereal and edgy/unsettling, to blend rock attack and neo-ambient atmospherics.  As ever the lyrics don't mean much on the printed page (there's some broken English in places), but the music fills in the gaps - and Isabelle's unique voice has never had a better showcase than in songs like "Impromptu", "Nightfall" (the most danceable number here) and "The Last Four Days".
There's still at least one song that verges on being irritating (and it's near the start of the album), but they've got pretty much everything else right here.
FOOTNOTE TO REVIEW: Here's a link to a great live clip of "Impromptu" [...]


title: Back to the real world

text: Had this record been released in 1992 or 1993, I'm convinced it would have been huge in the US.  I do not know much about the time trajectory for writing and recording, but some of these songs must've been partially finished or at least had a guide recording completed by the time she appeared as Becky on the first season of MTV's (at that time) experimental Real World series.  Snippets from a couple of these songs were aired during the show.  Which is what sparked my interest.  With the recent format switch of VH-1 Classic to Classic MTV, these old episodes are being aired again, and I'm catching a lot of things that I didn't catch the first time around b/c in those days I was probably drinking when I watched it.  I recently managed to locate a new copy of this CD, and I really do believe that if it had been released a few years earlier, Rebecca Blasband probably would have become a household name.  The songs are certainly there, and the album has that sitting-in-a-bar-listening-to-a-hip-alternative-band-with-a-female-lead in 1993 kind of feel to it.  But unfortunately, the release date states 1997; and by that time all the Mazzy Starrs and the Sundays and the Breeders and the Natalie Merchants of the world had hit big and pretty much cornered and then exhausted the market in which Rapt would have comfortably fit.  That said, hearing this now, twenty years after it's release and with that particular niche market long extinct, this record sounds fresh and good.  I have to kind of giggle at some of the hard-cliché alternative-ness of some of the songs, notably "Chill" and then of course when she's declaring "Suga-ar-ar-ah!"  But definitely a good album from Becky of the original Real World cast.


title: Surprisingly good collection!

text:
This compilation has a lot of good stuff on it. After years of enjoying 60's pop from France, I'm ashamed to have overlooked Quebec's contributions until now.

From swinging ("Sur Ta Moto", "Ti-Fils A Papa") to sublime ("Oui C'est L'amour", "Sous Les Nuages"), this is one of my favorite finds of the year.


title: Great music...disappointing mix

text: Great songs -- this is the essential CSN to add to your collection.  But this mix...ugh.  Sounds like it was mixed under water, with those great voices getting buried under a murky wall of sound.  So many recent remixes of other artists have been successful in bringing the voice front and center -- why can't that be the case here?


title: My Favorite Recording of the C-Minor Mass

text:
Sir Colin Davis (I hope he's as good a person as he is a conductor)

does a great job on this recording... the 'Qui tollis' from the Gloria

of the C-Minor Mass in particular is conducted in a way that penetrates

the heart (the listener can hear the harmonic progressions unfold in

a slow and weighty manner that is not hindered by baroque instrumentation...

i.e... I prefer it without baroque instrumentation because I think Mozart's Choral

Works are better romantisized then baroquesized) ... I hope that makes some kind

of sense. My only complaint on this recording is the tenor isn't loud enough in

the overall balance with the other two soloists.. but hey... it's an old recording (I think

it dates back to either the late 60s or early 70s so I'll give Phillips a break... This CD is definetely worth your money if you're looking for an introduction to Mozart's Choral Works.


title: The essential Chopin

text: These are the most familiar works of Chopin, and the one that best exemplifies his style.  Fans of classical music new to Chopin should start with these works.  Harasiewicz is one of the great interpreters of Polish romanticism and Chopin especially.


title: Pleasant Album

text: This is a wide collection of organ works covering a number of different styles and eras.  Even so it doesn't feel disconnected is jumbled, Dave Wagner did a very good job at selecting works which go together.  I'm not a huge follower of organ music, and often this album makes me think that Lon Chaney Sr. is about to do something dastardly, but overall it's an enjoyable experience.


title: Great worship CD

text: We especially like "Hunger" but all the tracks are great. Thanks.


title: Better than expected

text: Lou Reed is very gritty and his lyrics and style mesh well with the hard metal music of Metallica.  RIP Lou!


title: Quality not too good

text: Quality was not too good but ok to listen to.


title: If you have any doubts about God....get this!!!!!!!!!

text:
This is another sermon by Louie Giglio that uses science and specially astronomy to show us the greatness of God. You cannot view this and not be changed forever!

It is slightly less impressive, in my opinion, to the video "How Great Is Our God", also by the same guy, but not by much. If I gave the other one a score of 100, this one gets 99.9.

Buy them both, you will never regret it. How anyone could see both of these and not believe in an all powerful, all knowing, yet totally loving God is beyond me!


title: Another winner from Louie Giglio

text:
Another great sermon for anyone feeling hopeless. You should also purchase "Indescribable" and "How Great Is Our God", both by the same guy.

After viewing them, you will know there is no problem you can have that God cannot solve!


title: Love the songs, love the band!

text: Love the songs, love the band!


title: Four Stars

text: It's Mr Money in the early days


title: Five Stars

text: Very good condition with minimal wear.


title: ¡¡¡Yo te avise!!!

text: Honestly this Is the greatest collection of LFC's best tracks, the best Latin ska record ever!!!


title: Great  variety of Handel

text: It has lots of well known pieces as well as lesser known music. Overall this has to be one of my best purchases of CDs


title: Awesome

text: Great CD. It would make a good gift for someone who loves Hatsune Miku.


title: Great cd

text: Great disc by this early Washington band.  Arrived in good condition, although the USPS delivered it very, very late.  Poor packaging job by sender- a bubble wrap envelope would have been better instead of the cardboard. Thankfully, it survived the journey.<br />Years ago, my boyfriend actually stayed with two of the members of the band & their family for a while, so he was happy to have this as an early xmas present.  Cd wouldn't play in our more modern car stereo, but he has ripped it to mp3.


title: My old band!

text: Thank you as I had not even a copy left for myself but had digital of the music missing one song which I now have back!


title: Best of the best

text:
First, the sound quality: yes, it's better than the LP. No, it isn't as good as it might have been. This reportedly owes to a technical glitch in the original recording or mastering or -- ?? who knows.

Anyway: this was made in an era when live records were intended as cash grabs; i.e., the same songs again for more of your money, cheaply recorded and mass-produced. And we can be thankful for that, because Yes were a live band par excellence. Yes, their studio albums were marvelous, but were recorded piecemeal and assembled in the editing. The sound was precise and clear but also sounded as if the listener was locked in a closet with the band. Intimate, sure, but not very expansive.

Yessongs changed that. Sure, the sound quality was compromised by technical gremlins. And it's not quite the pure document that it seems; like most live albums, there are edits and some minor overdubs. But -- basically -- this is what the three albums before it had been leading up to: a band with 100 minutes of material that could blow the audience into the stratosphere. Every one of these are improvements over their studio recordings in terms of energy, though not perhaps sonic detail.

Fortunately, George Harrison had opened the market for triple LP's the year before, or we might only have had 70 or 80 minutes of this. As it was, the third LP required a bonus 20 minutes from the previous tour as filler. These performances aren't as focused but are just as energetic if not more, and for a long were the only live recordings from the Bruford era. For some people that might be reason enough in itself to hear this :)


title: On a Hot Summer Day

text:
Mix the quirkiness of DEVO with the sunny surf of early Beach Boys, add a bit of Chris Isaak's musical flavor, and you begin to catch the drift of Drifting Sand. And unlike many surf bands, they aren't all instrumentals!

I admit I'm biased toward the smooth Strat guitar sound that Dana Point dishes out here, song after song, where so many surf guitars sound plinky. I mention Chris Isaak because it's his drummer you hear, Kenny Dale Johnson, keeping up the beat. But what really sets Drifting Sand apart is Surfer Spud's solid sense of pop fun, from the humorously church-like invocation to the kids shouting along on "Shark! Shark!".

In these days of grim irony, bland love songs, and howls of angst, too many bands have forgotten to be fun -- but not Surfer Spud & Drifting Sand. If you don't have a hot summer day where you are now, SURFPOP will provide one for you :)

Note: Arguably, this album deserves five stars -- but I don't trust lone five-star reviews & neither should you. Still: it's worth at least four in anybody's book


title: "Limited Edition - Sold Out!"

text:
Huh -- so it's "sold out", and yet you can still buy it - new - here. Hmm. Sounds more like hype than information :)

The information: another excellent-sounding soundboard from well into the transitional year of 1976. Different Dead shows have different appeal; some have great sound, some fantastic performances, some have notable setlists. Arguably none are perfect in all three departments (though many fans will no doubt have a few nominees), so it's a matter of what you get vs what you don't.

What you get: three hours of crisp beautiful music, consisting entirely of songs developed during the Godchaux tenure [Sept '71 onward]. Harmonies are strong, jams are developed though not necessarily long, and tempos tend to be slower. The key highlights, of course, are the remarkable PITB > Supplication > PITB medley and the jams on disc three, but the first-disc "Sugaree" must be mentioned: after a brief sonic flaw around the six-minute mark, the third solo break is a breath-taking example of "group mind" at work that demands [and rewards] multiple hearings.

What you don't get: anything from before 1971, obviously; no super-long jams, and no feedback. What you also don't get: "Me and My Uncle" or the oft-dreaded "Drums > Space" segment of the later years.

Perspective: When the band reconvened in 1976, many songs were revamped to better support the singing. Lengthy non-song jams became much more rare, but the interactive dialogs running underneath the songs did not. Listen to any given song from the drummers' perspective, or pay special attention to Keith's piano, and whole worlds of conversation are revealed, even in less-noted pieces like "Tennessee Jed" or "Looks Like Rain". If the live 1976 album STEAL YOUR FACE had been drawn exclusively from this show's performances, that album would be a lot better-regarded today. Definitely recommended, for both veterans and newbies.


title: Jazz from hell??

text:
Unlike all the other ProjeKcts, P3 isn't just live imdustrial jazz compiled into an album; P3 is additionally processed, using the actual live concerts as raw material for this album. As a result, this album is somewhat less honest a document, but more valid as an album: Pat Mastelotto took on the role of digital DJ and reformed the live material into thirteen tracks of highly listenable sounds. Consequently, we need not be concerned with how things might have sounded on any of the three nights that went into this recording -- any brown moments, or how the sets might have gone. This record is an independent achievement, assembled from the best bits and 'improved' in any way that Mastelotto saw fit.

The result is Fripp's favorite of the ProjeKcts. Wildly creative, deeply layered, and randomly assembled, Mastelotto intends for us to choose our own listening sequence. Consequently any listener is likely to find ProjeKct Three a rewarding listen for a long time to come, as it can be reassembled into a variety of different experiences.

Admittedly, whether you even want to listen to improvised industrial music in the first place is necessarily assumed; fans of Janet Jackson wouldnt' be touching this with a ten-foot pole to begin with. For those wishing to hear the cutting edge, however, P3 has more than its share of stimulating fare -- though it may take a few listens to appreciate it :-)


title: A good introduction to the PRojeKcts

text:
After the mid-90s King Crimson experiment, Robert Fripp thought it would be a good idea to form subdivisions of the band, to keep ideas going in the absence of the complete  band (dubbed by him "The Greater Crim"). ProjeKct Two was the first such subdivision (or "fractal", as he called it).

LIVE GROOVE is the place to start for all this "projeKct" nonsense. Although this trio recorded a studio album [PLANET GROOVE] before embarking on tour, they had not yet gained a sense of what they could or could not do. LIVE GROOVE is culled from their actual concerts, and comprises what they could actually do; further, it provided the template for what the later fractals might do (espcecially ProjeKcts 3 and 4) -- eventually determining the reformed King Crimson in 2000.

First off is the best rendition extant of a track called "Sustaynz", and it does what a lead-off track should do: establishing what we might expect from the band, and the album overall. It does this so well, in fact, that there is little reason to listen to the rest of the album, as it tends to sound like more of the same. This is misleading; upon careful repeat listening, we notice the subtle differences between the tracks.

Further, the importance of the ideas contained here is magnified by their influence on the later fractals. For my own part, I found P2 more accessible than the later ProjeKcts, and therefore a good point of entry. Listen to LIVE AT NORTHAMPTON for a better representation of how the band actually sounded on a given night, but listen to LIVE GROOVE first so you know what the program is.


title: Five Stars

text: Love his songs.


title: Great Cranberry Collection!

text: Simply love The Cranberries!


title: Absolutely Amazing Group and Collection

text: Some of the criticism I see here in other reviews seems a bit harsh in only that it appears to miss the pure joy and simple fun associated with this ground-breaking group and their approach to creating great music. The range and depth of tracks here is startling, which means that either a casual fan or a die-hard fan will not be disappointed by simply leaving this entire lengthy set "in rotation" for the foreseeable future. Sly & The Family Stone provided the soundtrack to many of my Summers when I was growing up, and to me at least their music sounds just as vibrant and engaging today as it did then. Hot fun anytime. Highly recommended.


title: Her music is outstanding

text: The music is for myself


title: A mistake in packaging? Or are they ALL like this?

text: Having been a Tom Petty fan my entire life, I was very excited when this box set was made available, and even more excited to receive it. The first thing I noticed was that many of the set lists and pretty much the same on 3 or 4 of the different discs -- though recorded live at different venues. But the real disappointment was discovering that in the box set I received -- there are two (2) of DISC ONE and NO DISC 10 at all! I can only hope this was a packaging fluke and that when I re-order this set I don't find the same will be the case again. I can only wonder how many other buys of this set found the same in their set?


title: Five Stars

text: Great music from one of the Delta Blues legends.


title: Great CD

text: Great music collaboration by great artists.


title: Was very satisfied with the prompt service and of course with the ...

text: Was very satisfied with the prompt service and of course with the Product will use them again and will recommend to others.


title: cd

text: good cd set


title: cd

text: good cd


title: Five Stars

text: A must have to complete your Stiv collection!


title: Glad I was able to find a 'near Mint' Collection of this 'out of production' set..

text:
I bought this to replace an older copy of this that I lost. ...

I was very happy with this Illinois Reseller: this came exactly as described 'In Collectible Condition!' (The packaging was very protective and Eco Friendly also.)


title: Fantastic worship music...

text: I just received this double CD set...I've wanted to hear more of Adi Ran ever since I first saw the movie "Ushpizin." This album does not disappoint. Adi Ran is the Israeli equivalent of Bob Dylan...his voice is a diamond in the rough, but the words are pure worship poetry. Of course, you have to take the time to understand the Hebrew...but do. It is so worthwhile...I found the CDs on Israel-Music.com...it takes about a month to ship from Hezliya, but again...well worthwhile!


title: Loved their first two albums...

text: It took forever to track down this long out of print release. I'm sorry to say it wasn't worth it.


title: Fantastic!

text: This album was purchased based upon recommendation from a friend of mine. We both like Lindsey Stirling and I was having trouble branching out, and finding a similar style of music, but with a unique flair to it. I have a pretty high end audio system (Ayre / Sim Audio / Definitive Technology speakers) and it was a real pleasure to listen to.


title: It's MINE now!  You can't have it!

text: A rare and obscure recording that I have been trying to find for years.  Many thanks to this vendor for offering it.


title: the best

text: come on its black sabbath


title: WONDERFUL,TRUE

text: THIS SHOWS NASA, HUBBLE PICTURES OF THE SOLAR SYSTEMS, PLAYS RECORDED SOUNDS FROM OUTER SPACE AND QUOTES SCRIPTURE DESCRIBING THE WONDERS OF CREATION.


title: Finest Borodin Second

text: This is the finest performance of the Borodin Second that I've ever heard.  The third movement Andante is so lush, lovely and romantic that it makes me misty-eyed every time, and Rozhdestvensky is a marvelous conductor.


title: Flashback!

text: MEMORIES OF THE 70's!


title: Fantastic!

text: No one can beat Sarah.


title: Life Changing

text: This album changed my life back in 1986.  Must own for any metal head


title: Oh By Gosh...this vinyl is just like Grandpa's!

text: Christmas and Sinatra!


title: Love Jack Wild

text: This is a beautiful and wonderful album. Picture of you will always be my favorite. The next album I want is Something Beautiful.


title: Cliche Content Peppered with Classic Anti-White Propaganda

text:
If you want something worth your time go to the people that Waitley rips off, like Nightingale and Wattles and Goddard.

Self-hating Whites like Waitley are why the civilized world is in decay.

If you want some PC-speak with classic anti-White propaganda Waitley is your man.


title: A Must Own

text: Excellent! A mix of Classical and Contemporary. Cello as you've never experienced the instrument. Engaging showmanship.


Great to see another performance by these guys.  Been too long since their last DVD.  Having the CD that came with it is an added plus.  Can't complain about the timing of the delivery either.  Believe it came something like two weeks before estimated delivery date.  Certainly no complaints there either.


title: Avril Lavigne rocks!

text: This is a good album


title: Okay at best. Sincerely Mr

text: This is more techno and does not bear much resemblance to the original. Okay at best.  Sincerely Mr. Scott


A landmark in coldwave, now reissued in limited quantity. Issued unsealed from the label, new copies are now fetching very high prices, but get a copy used if you must. I've been listening to this one in the car during my long commute for a few weeks now and still sounds fresh. The vocals by Allison/Zoe are so clear and piercing. The synth lines and beats reveal a relentless purpose, so engrossing! Best tracks: Synapse, Malarone


title: Five Stars

text: Great creative album. Together with the No Plan ep, this is a great sign-off from a genius.


title: QUICK DELIVERY

text: ITS A GREAT CD


title: BT Express

text: Classic Soul at it's best. Play it all the time. Love it. Can't wait to mix it again down town.


title: 6 stars out of 5

text: The songs are well chosen. The lyrics speak to profound life experience, struggle through adversity and tell very interesting stories. The music backing up the lyrics are lively, fun and upbeat. There are a number of chart busters and a few songs that didn't get the radio play but maybe should have given their lyrical quality. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the value of this album and I would suggest that you buy it if you're interested in the greatest decade for music ever - the 90s!


title: Gentle Smooth Jazz

text: Beautiful, hour long smooth jazz that helps you rest or even if you just enjoy jazz


title: Excellent mix of older style Christmas music.

text: With slower shipping around Christmas time--understandably,  this compilation arrived early January,  no problem.  The 2 CD set of orchestra and voices under Johnny Douglas' direction,  presents quite wonderful sounds;  while from a few decades ago,  there is a definite quality and distinct Christmas-spirit feel,  from the orchestra and singers. It's all well put together, the voices are vibrant and colourful and the instrumental sections,  have a sensing of the reverence and meaning of Christmas. I'd heard many times the 1974 album but not the other two LP's from the 60's;  all 3 records are presented on this 2 disc set--very good value. Alan McQuoid.


This Is A Great CD! A Lot Of Really Top Hits!  Get It When You Can Because It's Getting Hard To Find!


title: MOJO MAGAZINE CD September 2008: "The White Album Recovered" Volume 1 information

text:
MOJO MAGAZINE Presents:
“The White Album Recovered Volume 1”
September 2008 CD inside magazine for 1 month only and never produced again.
17 songs from ‘The White Album” tributed by several artists.

TRACKLIST:
1. Liz Green - Back In The U.S.S.R  3:20
2. Lau - Dear Prudence  4:29
3. Big Linda. Glass Onion  3:33
4. Gabriella Cilmi - Ob-La-Di,Ob-La-Da  2:03
5. Suppliers, The. Wild Honey Pie  0:54
6. Dawn Kinnard & Ron Sexsmith With Suppliers - The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill  3:35
7. Virgin Passages -While My Guitar Gently Weeps 5:43
8. Aidan Smith - Happiness Is A Warm Gun 2:39
9. Vashti Bunyan & Max Richter - Martha My Dear 2:45
10. Phil Campbell - I'm So Tired  2:08
11. Julie Fowlis - Blackbird  2:40
12. Pumajaw - Piggies 2:53
13. Johnny Flynn & Sussex -. Rocky Raccoon  3:14
14. Field Music - Don't Pass Me By  4:06
15. Babel - Why Don't We Do It In The Road?  1:39
16. Joan - As Police Woman Featuring Violet. I Will  3:42
17. A Girl Called Eddy.- Julia  3:04


title: BORDERS presents MUSIC MADE TO LAST Review 2002

text:
Borders Stores "Music Made to Last" Compilation - digipak sleeve with 4 page insert
1. THE DEREK TRUCKS BAND - Joyful Noise 5:46
2. RALPH STANLEY - Girl From the Greenbriar Shore 3:59
3. UNCLE TUPELO - Grindstone - 3:17
4. CHRIS BOTTI with Shawn Colvin - All Would Envy - 5:01
5. JORMA KAUKONEN - Prohibition Blues - 4:00
6. ALISON KRAUSS - Sitting In the Window Of My Room - 3:11
7. PHIL LESH - The Real Thing - 6:02
8. ANGELIQUE KIDJO - Tumba - 3:49
9. JOHNNY CASH - I Still Miss Someone - 2:15
10. BELA FLECK AND THE FLECKTONES - HOEDOWN - 9:00

2002 Columbia / Legacy label compilation - 10 tracks
BARCODE: 09870-5989027

At the time these songs came out, only a couple of these 10 folks were household names.  Now, most all of them are known in music circles.  There are sampler tracks from The Derek Trucks Band (where Derek was only 22 when this song came out, as the DTB toured with the Allman Brothers in 2002.)  A cut from Uncle Tupelo, the highly acclaimed Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy combination.  Farrar letter formed Son Volt, and Tweedy started the band: Wilco.  There's also a cool Johnny Cash song; a great acoustic song Jorma Kaukonen (from Hot Tuna- and is one of the most distinctive pickers on the planet; a rousing song from Alison Krauss- "Sitting In the Window of My Room;" and other great jewels.

Borders was making a fine statement here, about Americana Folk Rock- and their almost prophetic sampler of soon to be stars is breathtaking at moments, and joyful in others.  The order of the song plays really well, just letting one song flow into the other.  Borders got it right with this sampler.


title: 'VOLTS' is actually Disc 4 in the Bonfire Box Set

text:
Volts is an album by AC/DC released as a part named "Disc Four" on the Bonfire box set. Released in November 1997, the album is a compilation of some alternate versions of songs recorded for the albums Let There Be Rock and Highway to Hell, and some songs previously released.

A hidden track containing various interviews appears after a short amount of silence following the last track. The album is the first rarity album by AC/DC, followed by Studio Rarities in 2009. Both albums are discs in rarity box sets (in Studio Rarities case, the box set is Backtracks).

TRACKLIST:
1. "Dirty Eyes" - 3:21
2. "Touch Too Much" - 6:34
3. "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)" - 4:28
4. "Back Seat Confidential" - 5:23
5. "Get It Hot" - 4:17
6. "Sin City" (live) - 4:58
7. "She's Got Balls" (live) - 7:57
8. "School Days" - 5:23
9. "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)" - 5:14
10. "Ride On" - 10:03

-"Dirty Eyes" is an early recording, which later turned out as the song "Whole Lotta Rosie" which is found on both versions of Let There Be Rock.
-"Touch Too Much" is the same track found on Highway to Hell, but with different riffs and lyrics.
-"If You Want Blood (You've Got It)" is the same track found on Highway to Hell, but with different lyrics.
-"Back Seat Confidential" is an early recording, which turned into the song "Beating Around the Bush", which is found on Highway to Hell.
-"Get It Hot" is the same track found on Highway to Hell, but with different riffs and lyrics.
-"Sin City" was recorded live from Midnight Special on September 6, 1978.
-"Walk All Over You" & "T.N.T." were recorded live from Let There Be Rock: The Movie in the Australian version.
-"She's Got Balls" was recorded live from the Bondi Lifesaver, and is also found as a b-side to the single "You Shook Me All Night Long".
-"School Days" is from T.N.T., and was previously unreleased outside of Australia.
-"It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)" was previously released on T.N.T. a different version appears on the international version of High Voltage.
-"Ride On" was previously released on the Australian and international releases of Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, and there are several hidden interview tracks after this song.


title: TRACKLISTING FOR 'Body Talk - Together Forever'

text:
BODY TALK Together Forever: The Language of Love 1965-1995 TIME-LIFE 2 CD SET

Track Listing
Disc 1
1. Let's Get it on - Marvin Gaye
2. Three Times a Lady - Commodores
3. Up Where We Belong - Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
4. Reunited - Peaches and Herb
5. Never Gonna Let you Go - Sergio mendes
6. Endless Love - Diana Ross and Lionel Richie
7.  I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby - Barry White
8. I Just Wanna Stop - Gino Vannelli
9. Cherish - Kool and the Gang
10. Broken wings - Mr. Mister
11. Crusin' - Smokey Robinson
12. Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers

Disc Two
1. Back In The High Life Again - Steve Winwood
2. Let's Stay Together - Al Green
3. Baby come back - Player
4. Yes, I'm ready - Terry De Sario with K.C.
5. With You I'm Born Again - Billy Preston and Syreeta
6. We're all Alone - Rita Collidge
7. Touch Me In The Morning - Diana Ross
8. Do That To Me One More Time - Captain and Tennile
9. I'll be good to you - The Brothers Johnson
10. Fooled around and fell in love - Elvin Bishop
11. Just my imagination (Running away with me) - The Temptations
12. Float on - The Floaters

Additional Information:
Format: Audio CD
Time Life Music R8340-4
1996 PolyGram Records Inc.


title: MOJO Magazine 'Let It Be Revisited' CD tracklist

text:
THE BEATLES FINAL ALBUM FROM 1970 RE-IMAGINED BY VARIOUS ARTISTS
October 2010 release

TRACKLIST
1. John Grant - Two Of Us
2. Dennis Locorriere - Dig A Pony
3. Phosphorescent - Across The Universe
4. Beth Orton - I Me Mine/Dig It
5. The Amorphous Androgynous - Let It Be
6. C.W. Stoneking - Maggie Mae
7. The Besnard Lakes - I've Got A Feeling
8. James Apollo - One After 909
9. Judy Collins - The Long And Winding Road
10. Pete Molinari - For You Blue
11. The Jim Jones Revue - Get Back
Bonus Track:
12. Wilko Johnson - One After 909


title: Tracklist for Cactus World News: 'Urban Beaches" Vinyl LP

text:
Cactus World News: `Urban Beaches' MCA 5747
TRACKS:
1 Worlds Apart 3:39
2 In a Whirlpool 3:42
3 Promise 5:00
4 The Bridge 4:15
5 State of Emergency 7:17
6 Years Later 4:09
7 Church of the Cold 3:51
8 Pilots of Beka 5:15
9 Jigsaw Street 3:14
10 Maybe This Time 7:15

While not particularly sounding like U2 or Simple Minds, Cactus World News have the presence and pancehe to produce that kind of quality sound, a sheer symphonic volume that seperates the men rom the boys.

Their brand of jangling Irish rock never caught on in the US despite their critical acclaim. The band broke up in 1990 after only three releases of music.


title: Tracklist for Warner Special Products 2 LP: 'Rockin Easy'

text:
SP-2002 - Rockin' Easy: Superstars of the 70's, Volume 3 - Various Artists [1975]

Side 1
Take It Easy - Jackson Browne
Change Partners - Stephen Stills
She's Gone - Daryl Hall & John Oates
The Right Thing To Do - Carly Simon
Hello It's Me - Todd Rundgren
Beautiful - Gordon Lightfoot

Side 2
Without You - Nilsson
Everybody's Cryin' Mercy - Bonnie Raitt
You've Got A Friend - James Taylor
Diamond Girl - Seals & Crofts
Muskrat Love - America
Light Shine - Jesse Colin Young/

Side 3
South City Midnight Lady - Doobie Brothers
Mad Mad Me - Maria Muldaur
You Can Leave Your Hat On - Randy Newman
Desperado - Linda Ronstadt
Then Came You - Dionne Warwick & Spinners
A New Life - Marshall Tucker Band

Side 4
How Can You Mend A Broken Heart - Bee Gees
Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do) - Aretha Franklin
Second Avenue - Tim Moore
Stop To Start - Blue Magic
Sentimental lady - Fleetwood Mac
Suavecito - Malo


title: Tracklist for 'Silver Bullets' Warner Brothers 2 LP compilation

text:
SP-2003 - Silver Bullets: Superstars of the 70's, Volume 4
2 lp set - Various Artists [1975]

Looking For A Love - J. Geils Band
Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me - Persuaders
My Maria - B.W. Stevenson
Happiness Is Just Around The Bend - Main Ingredient
I Saw The Light - Todd Rundgren
I'll Take You There - Staple Singers
Love Train - O'Jays
Have You Seen Her - Chi-Lites
Might Just Take Your Life - Deep Purple
Sit Yourself Down - Stephen Stills
The Love I Lost - Harold Melvin & Blue Notes
Mighty Love - Spinners
Angel - Aretha Franklin
Long Train Runnin' - Doobie Brothers
Trespassin' - Ohio Players
Grazing In The Grass - Friends Of Distinction
Pick Up The Pieces - Average White Band
Waterloo - Abba
I Just Want To Make Love To You - Foghat
Casey Jones - Grateful Dead
Blue Money - Van Morrison
Do Your Thing - Isaac Hayes
So Very Hard To Go - Tower Of Power


title: TRACKLIST for Mood Music for Pleasure

text:
Reader's Digest:  "Mood Music for Pleasure- Relaxing with the Stars"

DISC 1
1. Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head  - Perry Como
2. I Only Have Eyes For You - Margaret Whiting
3. Twilight Time - Pat Boone
4. Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars - Doris Day
5. Fly Me To the Moon - Johnny Mathis
6. I Left My Heart In San Francisco - Kate Smith
7. Shangri-La - The Four Freshman
8. Star Dust - Jo Stafford/Paul Weston
9. Tenderly - Henry Mancini
10. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - The Lettermen
11. Tea For Two - The Mills Brothers
12. Moonlight Serenade - The Ames Brothers
13. Don't Fence Me In - The Andrews Sisters
14. Peg O' My Heart - The Four Aces featuring Al Alberts
15. No, Not Much - The Four Lads
16. I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time - The Mills Brothers
17. Moments To Remember - The Ames Brothers
18. Begin The Beguine - The Ames Brothers
19. Old Cape Cod - The Four Freshman

Disc 2
1. Three Coins In The Fountain - Harry James
2. You Made Me Love You - Les Brown
3. Call Me Irresponsible - Harry James/Helen Forrest
4. The More I See - Tex Beneke
5. What's New - Ralph Flanagan
6. The Party's Over - Jo Stafford/Paul Weston
7. Stars Fell On Alabama - Claude Thornhill
8. Where Or When - Gordon MacRae
9. Young At Heart - Johnny Gills/The Dreamers
10. Somewhere, My Love - Jo Stafford/Paul Weston
11. Yesterday - The Romantic Voices
12. Autumn Leaves - Jo Stafford
13. By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Eddy Arnold
14. Gentle On My Mind - Patti Page
15. (I Never Promised You A) Rose Garden - Glen Campbell
16. We'll Sing In The Sunshine - Dolly Parton
17. King Of The Road - Tennessee Ernie Ford
18. Count Your Blessings - Pat Boone
19. The Wind Beneath My Wings - Lee Greenwood
20. I Believe - The Lettermen
21. Look For The Silver Lining - The Romantic Strings
22. You'll Never Walk Alone - Ed Ames
23. May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You - Frankie Laine

Disc 3
1. Tiny Bubbles - Sammy Kaye
2. Sweet Leilani  - The Norman Luboff Choir
3. To You, Sweetheart, Aloha - The Andrews Sisters
4. The Hawaiian Wedding Song - Andy Williams
5. Pearly Shells - Don Ho
6. Song Of The Islands - Al Caiola
7. Around The World - The Mills Brothers
8. Isle Of Capri - Joe Reisman
9. April In Portugal - Freddy Martin
10. Canadian Sunset - Pat Boone
11. Volare - Joe Reisman
12. South Of The Border - The Four Aces featuring Al Alberts
13. Estrellita - Lawrence Welk
14. In A Little Spanish Town - Rosemary Clooney/Perez Prado
15. La Raspa - Henry Mancini
16. Brazil - Jane Jarvis
17. The Entertainer - Lawrence Welk
18. Standing On The Corner - Dean Martin
19. Alley Cat - Lawrence Welk
20. Anything Goes - Harpers Bizarre
21. Happy Days Are Here Again - Johnny Gregory

Disc 4

1. Let's Dance - Les Brown
2. I'm Beginning To See The Light - Jes/Helen Forrest
3. This Can't Be -Sammy Kaye
4. I'll Never Fall In Love Again - Benny Goodman
5. Jersey Bounce - Les Brown
6. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life - Perry Como
7. Can't Take My Eyes Off  You - Ed Ames
8. All The Things You Are - Jo Stafford/Paul Weston
9. Sleepy Lagoon - Vaughn Moore
10. Love Is Here To Stay - Jack Jones
11. March And  Love Theme From Raiders Of The Lost Ark - Johnny Gregory
12. St. Louis Blues March - Tex Beneke and  The Glenn Miller Orchestra
13. Strike Up The Band - Arthur Fiedler and The Boston Pops Orchestra
14. Seventy-Six Trombones - The New York Philharmonic Orchestra
15. March Of The Toys - London Promenade Orchestra
16. Moonlight Love - Roger Williams
17. "Moonlight" Sonata - Liberace
18. Full Moon And  Empty Arms - Ronnie Price
19. My Reverie - Carmen Cavallaro
20. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows - Ferrante & Teicher


title: TRACKLIST FOR "The Classics/Singers-Songwriters Collection"

text:
TIME-LIFE SERIES:
Singers/Songwriters
The CLASSICS:
1. Daniel - Elton John
2. You're So Vain - Carly Simon
3. Wild World - Cat Stevens
4. It's Too Late - Carole King
5. Sundown - Gordon Lightfoot
6. City of New Orleans - Arlo Guthrie
7. Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt
8. Guitar Man - Bread
9. Sunshine on My Shoulders - John Denver
10. Wildfire - Michael Martin Murphey
11. Danny's Song - Anne Murray
12. At Seventeen - Janis Ian
13. Time in a Bottle - Jim Croce
14. You're Only Lonely - J.D. Souther
15. Longer - Dan Fogelberg
16. Both Sides Now - Judy Collins
17. Cat's In the Cradle - Harry Chapin
18. American Pie - Don McLean


title: TRACKLIST AND CD INFORMATION for Midnight Twisters

text:
Produced by Don Was
Co produced Engineered and Mixed by David Rosenblad
(c) 1992 Square Tree Records
  115 Lane Street
  Denton Texas 76201
  All Sections BMI

TRACKS:
1. Waiting 2:34
2. God Told Me 2:46
3. Do Life 3:41
4. Bird of Love 2:22
5. Feed My Dog 4:56
6. Lately 5:23
7. T.V. 2:41
8. Think Tough 3:45
9. No Way But Up 3:31
10. Remain Free 2:16
11. Daddy's Got the Blues
12. Mingo Road 3:51
13. The Monkey 2:30
14. Walkin' Dude 3:01


title: TRACKLIST for Pier 1 Imports: Nu Cool

text:
TRACKS 2006 Pier 1 Imports Jazz CD:  "Nu Cool"

1. Kyle Eastwood with Joni Mitchell - Trouble Man 3:47
2. Rend Van Verseld - With You
3. Christ Botti - All Would Envy
4. Kings of Convenience - Live Long
5. MGabin - Midnight Caffe
6. Marc Jordan - Slow Bombing the World
7. Dannny Brilliant - A Mon Pere
8. Organic Beat Garden - Trumpet Trekking
9. Patricia Kaas -It's A Man's World
10. Brook Funk Essentials - Take the L Train (to 8 Ave)
11. Blood Swet & Tears - Cowboys and Indians
12. Milt Jackson - People Make the World Go Round


title: TRACKLIST FOR 'You'll Never Know" Engelbert Humperdinck Sings Songs of Romance

text:
READER'S DIGEST
'THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL MELODIES' SERIES

"YOU'LL NEVER KNOW"
Engelbert Humperdinck Sings the Songs of Romance

1. You'll Never Know
2. They Say it's Wonderful
3. Moonlight Becomes You
4. The More I See You
5. I'll Walk Alone
6. You Belong to My Heart
7. Harbor Lights
8. Far Away Places
9. As Time Goes By
10. The Very Thought of You
11. Red Sails In the Sunset
12. Long Ago (And Far Away)
13. In the Still of the Night
14. Stardust
15. Embraceable You
16. Yours
17. My Foolish Heart
18. I'll Be Seeing You

All tracks performed by Engelbert Humperdinck
(C) 2007 The Reader's Digest Association


title: Tracklist to a Great 2 lp set:  Heavy Metal

text:
Tracks to 2 LP Set "Heavy Metal" Warner Brothers
MC 5 - KICK OUT THE JAMS
BLACK SABBATH - IRON MAN
ALICE COOPER - I'M EIGHTTEEN
JIMI HENDRIX - FREEDOM
THE JAMES GANG - MUST BE LOVE
DEEP PURPLE - SMOKE ON THE WATER
T REX - BANG ON GONG
THE J GEILS BAND - GIVE IT TO ME
DR JOHN - RIGHT PLACE WRONG TIME
LED ZEPPELIN - D'YER MAK'ER
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - BLUEBIRD
FACES - CINDY INCIDENTALLY
THE DOORS - TOUCH ME
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - RAMBLIN' MAN
DELANEY & BONNIE - ONLY YOU AND I KNOW
VAN MORRISON -DOMINO
EAGLES - OUTLAW MAN
YES - STARSHIP TROOPER LIFE SEEKER\DISILLUSION\WURM
GOLDEN EARRING - RADAR LOVE
GRATEFUL DEAD - JOHNNY B. GOODE
FOGHAT - WHAT A SHAME
URIAH HEEP - STEALIN'
WAR - LONELY FEELIN'
BLUES IMAGE - RIDE CAPTAIN RIDE


title: REVIEW FOR POWER 99FM 'Super Mix Album'

text:
TRACKS:
"The Super Mix Album - Philly's Favorite Remixes"

1. Whispers:  Rock Steady
2. Betty Wright - No Pain, No Gain
3. The Cover Girls - Because of You
4. World Class Wrecking Crew - Turn Out the Lights
5. The Deele - 2 Occasions
6. LL COOL J - I Need Love
7. Baby Face - I Love You Babe
8. Public enemy - Bring the Noise

Original benefit cd for abused and abandoned Children
WUSL Power 99 FM Philadelphia Hip Hop and R&B.
On Warlock Records label.
Rare and out of print.  Only in print for a couple of months.
Very few exist.


title: Tracklist for 2010 SoundProof Christian Parody CD by Apologetix

text:
The 18 Songs:
1. Lions - Parody of "Signs" by Five Man Electrical Band
2. Sin of the World  -Parody of "Cinnamon Girl" by Neil Young
3. I'm Cured  -Parody of "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz
4. Did You Ever Ask Where Cain Got His Wife?  -Parody of "Did You Ever Have to
  Make Up Your Mind?" by Lovin' Spoonful
5. Second Glance  -Parody of "Second Chance" by Shinedown
6. Yer Maker  -Parody of "D'Yer Maker" by Led Zeppelin
7. No One is Good But One  -Parody of "Only the Good Die Young" by Billy Joel
8. Gideon (Man of God)  -Parody of "Get it on (Bang a Gong)" by T. Rex
9. That Daughter  -Parody of "Black Water" by Doobie Brothers
10. Trust Him  -Parody of "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead
11. Huge Slumber Party  -Parody of "Use Somebody" by Kings of Leon
12. No Shepherd Tonight/New Other Nature  -Parody of "No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature"
  by The Guess Who
13. People Are Lazy  -Parody of "People are Crazy" by Billy Currington
14. Ain't That a Miracle  - Parody of "Pink Houses" by John Cougar Mellencamp
15. Aquila  -Parody of "Aqualung" by Jethro Tull
16. Wish You Could Hear  -Parody of "Wish You Were Here" by Pink Floyd
17. Death  -Parody of "Beth" by KISS
18. It's All in God's Control  -Parody of "It's Only Rock and Roll" by the Rolling Stones


title: TRACKLIST 20TH ANNIVERSARY 2 CD SET KBCO

text:
Disc 1:
1. Death Cab For Cutie - I Will Possess Your Heart
2. Colbie Caillat - The Little Things
3. Los Lonely Boys - Staying With Me
4. Jason Mraz - I'm Yours
5. Phil Lesh & Friends - Shakedown Street
6. Sheryl Crow - My Favorite Mistake
7. Buddy Guy - Best Damn Fool
8. Marc Cohn - Listening To Levon
9. The Kooks - Naive
10. Joan Osborne - Cathedrals
11. Peter Mulvey - Better Way To Go
12. Richie Furay - A Good Feelin' To Know
13. Ingrid Michaelson - The Way I Am
14. Big Head Todd & The Monsters - I'll Play The Blues For You
15. Donavon Frankenreiter - Move By Yourself
16. Emmylou Harris - Gold
17. Pictures and Sound - Burning In The Sun

Disc 2:
1. Melissa Etheridge - Bring Me Some Water
2. James Taylor - Carolina In My Mind
3. Kenny Loggins - Danny's Song
4. Karla Bonoff - Home
5. Boz Scaggs - Lowdown
6. Lyle Lovett - I've Been To Memphis
7. Magic Dick & J. Geils - Whammer Jammer
8. Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye
9. Matchbox Twenty - 3 AM
10. Dr. John - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
11. Tom Waits - Picture In A Frame
12. Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner
13. Loudon Wainwright III - White Winos
14. Dave Matthews - Long Black Veil
15. Seal - Love's Divine
16. Crosby Nash - My Country 'Tis Of Thee
17. Donovan - Catch The Wind
18. Snow Patrol - Chasing cars
19. Corinne Bailey Rae - Like A Star
20. Brandi Carlile & Indigo Girls - Cannonball
21. DeVotchKa - How It Ends


title: TRACKLIST FOR COLLECTOR'S VERSION VOLUME 6

text:
TRACKS:
1. THIRD EYE BLIND - Never Let You Go
2. SARAH MCLACHLAN - Ice Cream (Live Studio 93)
3. JOHN HIATT - Before I Go
4. BARENAKED LADIES - One Week  Collector's Version)
5. DANIEL CAGE - Sleepwalking
6. INDIGENOUS - Things We Do
7. SONIA DADA - (Lover) You Don't Do Treat Me No Good (Collector's Version)
8. DOGSTAR - Cornerstone
9. SISTER SEVEN - The Only Thing That's Real
10. SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER - Kiss Me (Collector's Version)
11. BLESSID UNION OF SOULS - Hey Leonard (She Likes Me For Me)
12. NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS - Shake `Em On Down


title: TRACKLIST Sounds of the Seventies Take Two 1979

text:
Sounds of the Seventies: 1979 - Take Two
1. Let's Go - The Cars - 3:34
2. Dirty White Boy - Foreigner - 3:40
3. One Way or Another - Blondie - 3:28
4. Chuck E.'s In Love - Rickie Lee Jones - 3:28
5. Cruisin' - Smokey Robinson - 4:22
6. Minute by Minute - Doobie Brothers - 3:27
7. You Can't Change That - Raydio - 3:24
8. After the Love Has Gone - Earth, Wind & Fire - 3:56
9. Good Girls Don't - The Knack - 3:08
10. I Can't Stand It No More - Peter Frampton - 3:50
11. Head Games - Foreigner - 3:38
12. Everytime I Think of You - The Babys - 3:50
13. Every 1's a Winner - Hot Chocolate - 3:57
14. Found a Cure - Ashford & Simpson - 3:45
15. Livin' It up (Friday Night) - Bell & James - 3:21
16. Shake Your Groove Thing - Peaches & Herb - 3:27
17. Y.M.C.A. - Village People - 4:03
18. Is She Really Going Out With Him? - Joe Jackson - 3:35
19. Heaven Must Have Sent You - Bonnie Pointer - 3:32
20. Lotta Love - Nicolette Larson - 3:09


title: TRACKLIST FOR SOUNDS OF SEVENTIES 1971

text:
Track Listing:
1. What's Going On? - Marvin Gaye
2. Eighteen - Alice Cooper
3. Tired of Being Alone - Al Green
4. (I Know) I'm Losing You - Rod Stewart
5. How can You Mend a Broken Heart? - The Bee Gees
6. Oye Como Va - Santana
7. Wild Night - Van Morrison
8. Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me) - The Temptations
9. Love the One You're With - Stephen Stills
10. Your Song - Elton John
11. Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers
12. Proud Mary - Ike and Tina Turner
13. You've got a Friend - James Taylor
14. Maggie May - Rod Stewart
15. Do You Know What I Mean? - Lee Michaels
16. Never Can Say Goodbye - The Jackson 5
17. If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot
18. Truckin' - The Grateful Dead
19. Joy to the World - Three Dog Night
20. Family Affair - Sly and The Family Stone
21. Have You Ever Seen the Rain? - Creedence Clearwater Revival


title: TRACKLIST

text:
Time-Life Collection: Guitar Rock 1970-1971

18 tracks:
1. American Woman by The Guess Who
2. Oh Well - Pt. 1 by Fleetwood Mac
3. Only You Know and I Know by Dave Mason
4. Fresh Air by Quicksilver Messenger Service
5. Truckin' by the Grateful Dead
6. Comin' Home by Delaney and Bonnie and Friends with Eric Clapton
7. I'd Love to Change the World by Ten Years After
8. Black Magic Woman by Santana
9. Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum
10. Green-Eyed Lady by Sugarloaf
11. The Rapper by The Jaggerz
12. Eighteen by Alice Cooper
13. Footsompin' Music by Grand Funk Railroad
14. Mississippi Queen by Mountain
15. Black Night by Deep Purple
16. Funk #49 by The James Gang
17. Paranoid by Black Sabbath
18. D.O.A. by Bloodrock


title: TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKS:
1. Hot blooded - Foreigner
2. Hold The line - Toto
3. Don't Look Back - Boston
4. Life's Been Good - Joe Walsh
5. Just What I Needed - The Cars
6. I Want You To Want Me - Cheap Trick
7. Yank Me, Crank Me - Ted Nugent
8. Sultans Of Swing - Dire Straits
9. My Sharona - The Knack
10. Let's Go - The Cars
11. Don't Bring Me Down - Electric Light Orchestra
12. Bad Case Of Loving You - Robert Palmer
13. Surrender - Cheap Trick
14. One Way Or Another - Blondie
15. Double Vision - Foreigner
16. In Thee - Blue Oyster Cult
17. Highway Song - Blackfoot


title: TRACKLIST FOR AM GOLD 1974

text:
TRACKLIST:
1. BILLY SWAN - I Can Help
2. CARLY SIMON & JAMES TAYLOR - Mockingbird
3. DIONNE WARWICK & THE SPINNERS - Then Came You
4. REDBONE - Come and Get Your Love
5. MARIA MULDAUR - Midnight At the Oasis
6. THE HOLLIES -  The Air That I Breathe
7. AMERICA - Tin Man
8. BO DONALDSON & THE HEYWOODS - Billy, Don't Be a Hero
9. PAPER LACE - The Night Chicago Died
10. AL WILSON - Show and Tell
12. GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS - Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me
13. MFSB - TSOP The Sound of Philadelpha
14. THE HUES CORPORATION - Rock the Boat
14. THE THREE DEGRESS - When Will I See You Again
15. FIRST CLASS - Beach Baby
16. TERRY JACKS - Seasons in the Sun
17. ANDY KIM - Rock Me Gently
18. DAVID ESSEX - Rock On
19. THREE DOG NIGHT - The Show Must Go On
20. MARVIN HAMLISCH - The Entertainer (theme from `The Sting')
21. HELEN REDDY - Angie Baby
22. DAVE LOGGINS - Please Come to Boston


title: TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKLIST FOR AM GOLD 1970
1. Aint No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross
2. Green Eyed Lady - Sugarloaf
3. Make It With You - Bread
4. Your Song - Elton John
5. Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) - Melanie
6. I Think I Love You - The Partridge Family
7. O-O-H Child - The 5 Stairsteps
8. Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) - Edison Lighthouse
9. Gypsy Woman - Brian Hyland
10. Hey There Lonely Girl - Eddie Holman
11. Rainy Night In Georgia - Brook Benton
12. In The Summertime - Mungo Jerry
13. Share The Land - The Guess Who
14. Candida - Dawn
15. Indiana Wants Me - R. Dean Taylor
16. Ma Belle Amie - The Tee Set
17. One Less Bell To Answer - The 5th Dimension
18. Everything Is Beautiful - Ray Stevens
19. Snowbird - Anne Murray
20. Patches - Clarence Carter
21. I'll Never Fall In Love Again - Dionne Warwick
22. I'll Be There - The Jackson 5


title: TRACKLIST FOR Matia Bazar

text:
EMI MUSIC 2007
UPC: 094639782222

TRACKLIST:
1. Vacanze Romane  4:15
2. Ti Sento  4:15
3. Per Un'Ora D'Amore 3:58
4. Solo Tu 3:29
5. C'e' Tutto Un Mondo Intorno  4:20
6. Cavallo Bianco  4:59
7. Elettrochoc  4:49
8. Mi Manchi Ancora  5:29
9. Stringimi  5:18
10. IL Video Sono lo  3:56
11. Fantasia  4:14
12. Noi  5:18


title: Live From the Slippery Noodle Vol. 1 TRACKLIST

text:
LIVE FROM THE SLIPPERY NOODLE INN - VOLUME 1 - 1993

TRACKLIST:
 1. YANK RACHELL - Yank Rachell's Blues 3:42
 2. RED BEANS & RICE - Just U Wait NC 3:49
 3. BANGKOK ROOSTER - My Number Is Up 4:47
 4. STUDEBAKER JOHN AND THE HAWKS - Shake 4:40
 5. DAVID MORGAN - Last Steam Engine Train 2:22
 6. SOUTHSIDE DENNY - Breaks My Heart 4:00
 7. MEAN WEENIES - Santa Cruz 3:57
 8. GLENN DAVIS & BLUES COMMISSION - High Cost of Loving 4:31
 9. REBIRTH BLUES BAND - Never Trust A Man 3:51
10. STUDEBAKER JOHN & HAWKS - New Way of Walkin' 2:17
11. BANGKOK ROOSTER - Rattlesnake Shake 3:29
12. MEAN WEENIES - Don't Let Go 3:55
13. REBIRTH BLUES BAND - Wet Match 2:34
14. SOUTHSIDE DENNY - Food for Thought 4:09
15. RED BEANS & RICE - Someone Like You 4:18
16. DAVID MORGAN - She Caught the Katy 4:21
17. YANK RACHELL - Mandolin Blues 4:02
18. GLENN DAVIS & BLUES COMMISSION - Nightlife 5:10


title: LIMITED EDITION Indianapolis Symphony CD

text:
Rare limited edition CD given to Patrons of the Indianapolis Symphony.
A special thank-you cd from Raymond Leppard, Music Director of the Symphony.
Recorded in 1996, 1998 and 1999;  self published by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra on their own label.

In slimline Import CD case, with single two sided red insert.

TRACKLIST:
1. Richard Strauss; Also Sprach Zarathustra; Opus 30
2. Jean Sibelius; Finlandia, opus 26
3. Beethoven; Symphony No. 6 in F Major; Opus 68 'Pastoral'
4. Tchaikovsky; Symphony No. 4 in F Major, opus 36; Mvmt. IV
5. Bedrich Smetana; The Moldau from 'Ma Vlast'
6. Sibelius & Strauss, an Introduction by Raymond Leppard
7. Jean Sibelius; "Valse Triste' from Kuolema
8. Richard Strauss; Til Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, Opus 28

Total length:  67 Minutes, 41 seconds


title: ALBUM REVIEW & TRACKLISTING

text:
This is a TELARC / TIME-LIFE 2CD set put out in 1997.
It contains 36 songs by Eric Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra
of songs with space themes.

TRACKS:
DISC 1
 1. 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY
 2. STAR WARS - MAIN THEME
 3. THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK -
 4. RETURN OF THE JEDI- PARADE OF THE EWOKS
 5. RETURN OF THE JEDI - LUKE AND LEIA
 6. TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE - END TITLE
 7. COCOON - THEME
 8. WAR OF THE WORLDS - PRELUDE
 9. THE ROCKETEER - TO THE RESCUE AND END TITLE
10. STAR TREK MOTION PICTURE - MAIN THEME
11. STAR TREK MOTION PICTURE - THE KLINGON BATTLE
12. STAR TREK II WRATH OF KHAN - MAIN TITLE
13. STAR TREK III SEARCH FOR SPOCK - MAIN THEME
14. BATMAN - THEME
15. MUSIC FROM THE 'RIGHT STUFF'
16. MUSIC FROM 'SPACE CAMP'
17. STAR WARS: THRONE ROOM AND END TITLE

DISC 2
 1. STAR TREK TV SHOW:- MAIN THEME
 2. SUPERMAN - THEME
 3. E.T. - THE BICYCLE CHASE
 4. E.T. -  THE DEPARTURE
 5. ALIEN - CLOSING TITLE
 6. BATTLESTAR GALACTICA - MAIN THEME
 7. LIFEFORCE -  THEME
 8. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF 3RD KIND - MAIN THEME
 9. THE LAST STARFIGHTER - MAIN TITLE
10. BACK TO THE FUTURE
11. STAR TREK IV VOYAGE HOME:  MAIN TITLE
12. STAR TREK V: FINAL FRONTIER - A BUSY MAN
13. STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY - EXIT MIX
14. MOONWALKER - SUITE
15. THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL - OUTER SPACE
16. SUPERMAN - LOVE THEME
17. STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE-  MAIN THEME
18. STARGATE:  GOING HOME
19. INDEPENDENCE DAY -  SUITE


title: THE VENDETTAS SELF-TITLED CD TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKLIST:
1.  CAN'T STOP
2. KISS YOURSELF GOODBYE
3. HI VOLTAGE BABY
4. ROCKABILLY HANDJOB
5. I DIE INSIDE
6. BOYS TOWN
7. SCORE WITH WOMEN
8. ROSAYLN
9. HEX ON ME
10. YOU'RE SO CHEAP
11. RUN DEVIL RUN
12. PLEASE KILL ME
13. DESERT SONG
14. THE DRAG
15. BETTER LVING
16. GASOLINE

 DENVER COLORADO ROCK BAND 1998 ON TWIST! RECORDS/CDS


title: 92.3 FM COLLECTOR'S EDITION VOLUME 9 TRACKLIST

text:
WTTS 92.3 FM RADIO INDIANAPOLIS
COLLECTOR'S EDITION VOLUME 9
TRACKLIST:
1. GUSTER - Amsterdam
2. THE JAYHAWKS - Save It For a Rainy Day
3. COUNTING CROWS - Miami
4. EASTMOUNTAINSOUTH - You Dance (LIVE)
5. DAMIEN RICE - Volcano
6. THE CLARKS - On Saturday  (LIVE)
7. LUCINDA WILLIAMS - Righteously
8. JOHN HIATT & THE GONERS - Circle Back
9. BEN HARPER - When it's Good (LIVE)
10. BRUCE COCKBURN - Wondering Where the Lions Are (LIVE)
11. DAR WILLIAMS - I Saw a Bird Fly Away
12. GRANDDADDY - Now It's On

NOTE:  The 'LIVE' recordings all are special one of a kind
live songs, taped in the 92.3 STUDIO.


title: TRACKLIST FOR MOJO The Who Covered 2/2006

text:
TRACKLIST FOR MOJO: The Who Covered
1. The Jam - Disguises
2. The Flaming Lips - Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
3. The Bards - My Generation
4. Snuff - I Can't Explain
5. Fastball - The Real Me
6. The Greenhornes - Mary Anne With The Shakey Hand
7. The Litter - Substitute
8. Doleful Lions - Heinz Baked Beans
9. Pat Dinizio (of The Smithereens) - Behind Blue Eyes
10. Tommy Keene - Tattoo
11. Richard Thompson - Legal Matter
12. The Waco Brothers - Baba O'Riley
13. Lord Sitar - I Can See For Miles
14. Sandy Nelson - Pinball Wizard
15. Petra Haden - Armenia City In The Sky


title: 2003 Pottery Barn "Cover To Cover" CD TRACKLIST

text:
POTTERY BARN 2003 -  'COVER TO COVER'
TRACKLIST:
  Title ....................ORIG ARTIST........Covered by:
1. SUNSHINE SUPERMAN  (DONOVAN)  - RICKI LEE JONES
2. WE CAN WORK IT OUT  (BEATLES)  - HEATHER NOVA
3. FALL ON ME  ( R.E.M.)  -  CRY CRY CRY w/ Dar Williams
4. BORDER SONG (HOLY MOSES)  (Elton John) - ARETHA FRANKLIN
5. PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG  (JAMES BROWN)- OTIS REDDING
6. THERE SHE GOES  (the LA'S)  - SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER
7. JUMP  (VAN HALEN)  -  AZTEC CAMERA
8. WILD HORSES  (ROLLING STONES) - THE SUNDAYS
9. CRUEL TO BE KIND  (NICK LOWE)  - LETTERS TO CLEO
10. HAZY SHADE OF WINTER  (PAUL SIMON) - THE BANGLES
11. KISS  (PRINCE)  - ART OF NOISE
12. ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART  (NEIL YOUNG) - SAINT ETIENNE


title: TIME-LIFE Your Hit Parade 1944

text:
Track Title
1. The Trolley Song -- Judy Garland
2. San Fernando Valley -- Bing Crosby
3. Shoo-Shoo Baby -- The Andrews Sisters
4. G.I. Jive -- Louis Jordan
5. I'll Get By (as Long as I Have You) -- Harry James
6. Artistry in Rhythm -- Stan Kenton
7. Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much) -- Jimmy Dorsey
8. Don't Sweetheart Me -- Lawrence Welk And His Orchestra
9. Time Waits for No One -- Helen Forrest
10. Speak Low (When You Speak, Love) -- Guy Lombardo
11. It Could Happen to You -- Jo Stafford
12. I'll Be Seeing You -- Bing Crosby
13. And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine -- Stan Kenton
14. Is You is or is You Ain't (Ma' Baby) -- Louis Jordan
15. Cherry -- Harry James & His Orchestra
16. It Had to Be You -- Helen Forrest And Dick Haymes
17. My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart?) -- Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra
18. You Always Hurt the One You Love -- The Mills Brothers
19. Mairzy Doats -- The Merry Macs
20. It's Love-Love-Love -- Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians
21. Straighten Up And Fly Right -- Nat King Cole Trio
22. Swinging on a Star -- Bing Crosby
23. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me -- Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
24. Long Ago (And Far Away) -- Helen Forrest And Dick Haymes


title: TIME-LIFE Your Hit Parade 1953 TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKLIST:
1. DON'T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES -  PERRY COMO
2. SIDE BY SIDE -  KAY STARR
3. YOU YOU YOU - THE AMES BROTHERS
4. APRIL IN PORTUGAL - LES BAXTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
5. VAYA CON DIOS - LES PAUL AND MARY FORD
6. I'M WALKING BEHIND YOU - EDDIE FISHER
7. RICOCHET - TERESA BREWER
8. NO OTHER LOVE - PERY COMO
9. OH - PEE WEE HUNT AND HIS ORCHESTRA
10. HI-LILI HI-LO - LESLIE CARON AND MEL FERRER
11. RAGS TO RICHES - TONY BENNETT
12. THE DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW - PATTI PAGE
13. DRAGNET - RAY ANTHONY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
14. MANY TIMES - EDDIE FISHER
15. TILL I WALTZ AGAIN WITH YOU - TERESA BREWER
16. THE SONG FROM MOULIN ROUGE - PERCY FAITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
17. KEEP IT A SECRET - JO STAFFORD
18. EH, CUMPARI - JULIUS LA ROSA
19. CHANGING PARTNERS - PATTI PAGE
20. PRETEND - NAT KING COLE
21. BAUBLES, BANGLES AND BEADS - PEGGY LEE
22. P.S. I LOVE YOU - THE HILLTOPPERS.


title: Carl Storie Muncie Indiana Rock Icon

text:
From Carl's website:
Carl's career began in Indiana at the age of 15, but although he moved to LA in the mid 80's and worked the club scene which led to a recording contract and a move to London, he has always considered Indiana his "home!" He has recorded numerous albums, cds, jingles, and commercials, however, he will always be best known for his Billboard hit, "Dancin' Shoes." The Chosen Few...Faith Band ...and as the original front man for The Alligator Brothers , Carl led the band to unprecented regional fame and demand. His colorful career spans the generation gap and has brought him the wisdom and sophistication to become the entertainer he is today. His live show includes material from his CD, "Faith Band" originals, and a variety of top hits from the 60's to today! Carl is a devoted husband and father. He feels he has been extremely blessed and participates in a variety of charity events, but concentrates on events dedicated to helping children. Currently, he is spending his time developing new material, promoting his CD, and performing live.

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I was in a competing band when Carl was in the Faith Band in Indianapolis in the mid-70's and actually played his songs on my radio station show in Muncie, Indiana.  Frequently he appears on the nationally syndicated show of Bob and Tom WFBQ Q95 out of Indianapolis.  Highly skilled in any musical genre, Carl has a distinctive gravely voice that can sing any song from Van Morrison to classic R&B.  This self-titled CD was produced in semi-limited numbers and is now out of print.  As far as I know, the Faith Band albums (2) were never cut to mass produced CDS, so this would be one of the only ways to get some original Faith Band songs.  (The Faith Band isn't a Christian Rock band, despite the name.)  The music is a cross between Middle of the Road rock and Pop, but with R&B influences.


title: CD TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKLIST:
1. YOU'RE NO GOOD - LINDA RONSTADT
2. JACKIE BLUE - OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS
3. THAT'S THE WAY (I LIKE IT) - KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND
4. MUST OF GOT LOST - J. GEILS BAND
5. WHY CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS - WAR
6. SISTER GOLDEN HAIR - AMERICA
7. PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM - ELTON JOHN
8. BLACK WATER - THE DOOBIE BROTHERS
9. LOVE IS A ROSE - LINDA RONSTADT
10. HOW LONG - ACE
11. DANCE WITH ME - ORLEANS
12. FREE BIRD - LYNYRD SKYNYRD
13. YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL - JOE COCKER
14. FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVE - BAD COMPANY
15. LADY MARMALADE - LABELLE
16. PICK UP THE PIECES - AVERAGE WHITE BAND
17. ISLAND GIRL - ELTON JOHN
18. SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL - GRAND FUNK
19. THE HUSTLE - VAN MCCOY
20. LET'S DO IT AGAIN - THE STAPLE SINGERS


title: CBS SPECIAL PRODUCT compilation

text:
This is an out of print 1990 cd put out by CBS Special Products (which are usually interesting and pretty good limited editions) and in combination with Zenith Data Systems - Groupe Bull

TRACKS:
WHAT YOU GONNA DO - BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO
THAT'S HOW YOU GOT KILLED BEFORE - DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND
SECRET LABORATORY (SCIENTIFIC DANCEHALL) - LEE 'SCRATCH' PERRY
HEAD LIKE A HOLE - NINE INCH NAILS
NEVER ENOUGH - JESUS JONES
GIRL GO - JAZZ BUTCHER
HALAH - MAZZY STAR
I MELT WITH YOU - MODERN ENGLISH
THE ONLY ONE I KNOW - CHARLATANS
JAZZ THING (from MO BETTER BLUES) - GANGSTARR


title: TRACKLIST FOR Nuevo Latin - Pier 1 Import CD

text:
OUT OF PRINT CD- EMI CAPITOL
PIER 1 IMPORT PRODUCED
TRACKS:
1) Oye Como Va (Remix 1996)
2) LA, LA, La
3) Rico
4) Cuando Tu Te Fuiste
5) Busco Una Mujer
6) Que Sera
7) Moreima
8) Un Hombre Como Tu
9) Atrevete Y Mirame
10) Pepepez
11) Tres Deseos
12) Que No Se Acabe La Fiesta


title: TRACKLIST

text:
Tracks:
1. Kick Out The Jams - MC5
2. Everybody's Everything - Santana
3. My Dark Hour - The Steve Miller Band
4. The Loner - Neil Young
5. Lay Lady Lay - Bob Dylan
6. Ohio - Crosby, Stills Nash & Young
7. Loan Me A Dime - Boz Scaggs
8. I Want You Back - The Jackson 5
9. Thank You Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Agin - Sly & The Family Stone
10. Working Class Hero - John Lennon
11. Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival
12. Blues Power - Eric Clapton
13. Casey Jones - The Grateful Dead
14. Dreams - Allman Brothers Band
15. Friends - Led Zeppelin


title: TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKS:

1. Rod Stewart - Maggie May
2. The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again
3. Stevie Wonder - Superstition
4. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
5. Joni Mitchell - California
6. Paul Simon - Mother and Child Reunion
7. Randy Newman - Sail Away
8. The Eagles - Take It Easy
9. Bonnie Raitt - Give It Up (Or Let Me Go)
10. Little Feat - Dixie Chicken
11. The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man
12. Derek and the Dominoes - Bell Bottom Blues
13. Mott the Hoople - All the Young Dudes
14. Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side
15. Bob Dylan - Knockin' on Heaven's Door


title: TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKS:
1. LIKE A ROLLING STONE - BOB DYLAN
2. FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH - BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
3. OMAHA - MOBY GRAPE
4. DINO'S SONG - QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVIE
5. SEASON OF THE WITCH - DONVAN
6. CRYSTAL SHIP - THE DOORS
7. SPANISH CASTLE MAGIC - JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE
8. CROSSROADS - CREAM
9. I CAN SEE FOR MILES - THE WHO
10. ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER - JIMI HENDRIX
11. BECK'S BOLERO  - JEFF BECK
12. PIECE OF MY HEART - JANIS JOPLIN & HOLDING CO.
13. THE WEIGHT - THE BAND
14. WASN'T BORN TO FOLLOW - THE BYRDS
15. HIGHWAY 61 REVISTED - JOHNNY WINTER
16. 3/5TH OF A MILE IN 10 SECONDS - JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
17. DEAR MR. FANTASY - TRAFFIC


title: TRACKLIST OF BANANA REPUBLIC'S 'WISH'

text:
TRACKS:
1. BING CROSBY - HAPPY HOLIDAY
2. I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM - KAY STAR
3. JINGLE BELLS - DUKE ELLINGTON
4. IT'S THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR - ANDY WILLIAMS
5. THE NUTCRACKER SUITE - THE BERLIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
6. THE CHRISTMAS SONG - MEL TORME
7. MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY - CHARLES BROWN
8. HAVE YOURSELF OF A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS - JOYCE
9. BABY, IT'S A COLD OUTSIDE - LOUIS ARMSTRONG
10. JOY TO THE WORLD - THE CATHEDRAL BRASS
11. WINTERWONDERLAND - JOHNNY MERCER
12. SILENT NIGHT - ANDY WILLIAMS

ALL OF THESE ARE REMIXED VERSIONS OF THE ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS SONGS


title: Tracklist for 70s Dance Party 1976-1977

text:
SONG LISTING:
TRACKS:
1. (SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE) SHAKE YOUR BOOTY - KC & SUNSHINE BAND
2. RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM - MAXINE NIGHTINGALE
3. DISCO LADY - JOHNNIE TAYLOR
4. DON'T LEAVE ME THIS WAY - THELMA HOUSTON
5. I JUST WANT TO BE YOUR EVERYTHING - ANDY GIBB
6. STAR WARS THEME/CANTINA BAND - MECO
7. CAR WASH  -  ROSE ROYCE
8. DAZZ - BRICK
9. YOU SEXY THING - HOT CHOCOLATE
10. YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE DANCING - LEO SAYER
11. A FIFTH OF BEETHOVEN - WALTER MURPHY
12. I FEEL LOVE - DONNA SUMMER
13. HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL - TAVARES
14. GET U8P AND BOOGIE (THAT'S RIGHT) - SILVER CONNECTION
15. TURN THE BEAT AROUND - VICKI SUE ROBINSON
16. HOT LINE - THE SYLVERS
17. BRICK HOUSE - COMMODORES
18. AIN'T GONNA BUMP NO MORE (w/ NO BIG FAT WOMAN) - JOE TEX


title: TRACK LIST

text:
TRACKS:
1. Maggie May --  Rod Stewart
2. Listen To The Music  --  Doobie Brothers
3. Time In A Bottle  --  Jim Croce
4. Ain't No Sunshine  --  Bill Withers
5. I Woke Up In Love This Morning  --  Partridge Family
6. Tears Of A Clown --  Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
7. Give Me Just A Little More Time  --  Chairmen Of The Board
8. Love Train  --  The O'Jays
9. It Never Rains In Southern California  --  Albert Hammond
10. Never Ending Song Of Love --  Delaney & Bonnie & Friends
11. If You Don't Know Me By Now  --  Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
12. Sooner Or Later  --  Grass Roots
13. Let's Stay Together --  Al Green
14. If --  Bread
15. Fire And Rain  --  James Taylor
16. Love Or Let Me Be Lonely --  Friends Of Distinction
17. Ventura Highway  --  America
18. Timothy --  The Buoys
19. Too Late To Turn Back Now  --  Cornelius Brothers And Sister
20. The Love You Save --  The Jackson Five
21. Speak To The Sky --  Rick Springfield
22. Vincent  --  Don McLean


title: TRACKLIST FOR THE CD 'ANGELS'

text:
Tracks

1. Behind the Waterfall ~ David Lanz & Paul Speer
2. Steeping Stars ~ David Arkenstone
3. Nocturne ~ Secret Garden
4. Bliss Abyss ~ Present Dreams
5. Honeymoon Nights ~ Mark Isham
6. Italian Song ~ Jon & Vangelis


title: TRACK LIST

text:
DISC  A:
Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K 525
Mozart: Six German Dances, K. 571
Beethoven: Twelve Contredances WoO 14
Schubert: Rosamunde, D. 797
Schubert: Five Minutes with Six Trios, D. 89
Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 1 in G Minor
Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 3 in F

DISC  B:
by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra:
Johann Strauss II: Die Fledermaus (Overture)
Johann Strauss II: Blue Danube Waltz
Johann Strauss II and Josef Strauss: Pizzicato Polka
Johann Strauss II: Emperor Waltz
Johann Strauss I: Radetzky March
Johann Strauss II: Thunder and Lightning Polka

Suppe: Light Cavalry Overture/ Montreal Symphony

by Vienna Philharmonic
Johann Strauss II: Wiener Blut

Johann Strauss II: Talk from the Vienna Woods Waltz
Johann Strauss II: Tritsch-Traatsch Polka

Lehar: Ballsirenen


title: Rare Unplugged Versions from WTTS 92.3 FM Studio

text:
Each year WTTS 92.3 FM Indie Rock (based out of Bloomington/ Indianapolis) issues a non-profit cd with alternative versions of famous indie bands from their great Studio 92.  Some of these cds have 'some of the songs from Studio 92' and other ones, like this, are ALL Studio 92 versions.  Rare and out of print.  They only stay in print for a couple of months, then WTTS pulls them all back.

WTTS COLLECTORS EDITION VOLUME 12
-INDIANAPOLIS 92.3 FM WTTS-
ALL STUDIO 92 SONGS!
1.  K.T. TUNSTALL - BLACK HORSE AND THE CHERRY TREE
2. THE JOHN BUTLER TRIO -  ZEBRA
3.SHAWN MULLINS  -  BEAUTIFUL WRECK
4. ROCCO DELUCA  - COLORFUL
5. DAVID GRAY  - THE ONE I LOVE
6. WIDESPREAD PANIC  - TIME ZONES
7. THE WOOD BROTHERS - ATLAS
8. THE ELMS  - NOTHING TO DO WITH LOVE
9. G.LOVE & SPECIAL SAUCE  - HOT COKKIN'
10. SONYA KITCHELL  - LET ME GO
11. UMPHREY'S MCGEE  - IN THE KITCHEN
12. THE DITTY BOPS  - OOOH LA LA


title: TRACKLIST FOR READER'S DIGEST: "GENTLE ON MY MIND"

text:
Disc. 1
1. Gentle On My Mind - Glenn Campbell
2. Snowbird - Anne Murray
3. I Cross My Heart - George Straight
4. Georgia On My Mind - Willie Nelson
5. You Don't Know Me - Eddy Arnold
6. Let Me Be There - Olivia Newton John
7. Are You Lonesome Tonight? - Elvis Presley
8. You Light Up My Life - LeAnn Rimes
9. A Very Special Love Song - Charlie Rich
10. Look At Us - Vince Gill
11. I Will Always Love You - Dolly Parton
12. Let It Be Me - Kenny Rogers
13 .Mama He's Crazy - The Judds
14. Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone? - Charlie Pride
15. When You Say Nothing At All - Keith Whitley
16. Something In Red - Lorrie Morgan
17. Talking In Your Sleep - Crystal Gayle
18. All I Have To Do Is Dream - The Everly Brothers
19. I Love You Because - Jim Reeves

Disc. 2
1. Make The World Go Away - Ray Price
2. I Don't Know Why - Marty Robbins
3. The Most Beautiful Girl - Charlie Rich
4. Try A Little Kindness - Glen Campbell
5. Another Done Somebody Wrong Song - B. J. Thomas
6. It's Only Make Believe - Conway Twitty
7. Four Walls - Jim Reeves
8. All Of Me - Willie Nelson
9. The Tips Of My Fingers - Roy Clark
10. Roomful Of Roses - Mickey Gilley
11. We'll Sing In The Sunshine - Dolly Parton
12. You Belong To Me - Patsy Cline
13. `Til I Can Make It On My Own - Tammy Wynette
14. You Are So Beautiful - Tanya Tucker
15. I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me - Roseanne Cash
16. Top Of The World - Lynn Anderson
17. Here Comes My Baby - Dottie West
18. Mockingbird Hill - Donna Fargo
19. I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool - Barbara Mandress with George Jones

Disc. 3
1. Hello Mary Lou - The Statler Brothers
2. Lovin' Her Was Easier - Tompall Glaser and the Glaser Brothers
3. Meet Me In Montana - Marie Osmond with Dan Seals
4. Love Is Alive - The Judds
5. If I Were A Carpenter - Johnny Cash and June Carter
6. I'll Be True To You - The Oakridge Boys
7. After The Fire Is Gone - Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn
8. Golden Ring - George Jones and Tammy Wynette
9. Rockin' Years - Dolly Parton duet with Ricky Van Shelton
10. Bouquet Of Roses - Eddie Arnold
11. You Made Me Love You - Patsy Cline
12. Mona Lisa - Jim Reeves
13. Love Letters In The Sand - Tom T. Hall
14. Today I Started Loving You Again - Merle Haggard
15. Young Love - Sonny James
16. The Great Pretender - The Gatlin Brothers
17. I Only Have Eyes For You - Kenny Rogers
18.I f You Could Read My Mind - Don Williams

Disc. 4
1. Faded Love - Patsy Cline
2. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Hank Williams
3. You Don't Bring Me Flowers - Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius
4. Holding Her And Loving You - Earl Thomas Conley
5. If The Walls Had Eyes - Neal McCoy
6. Blue - LeAnn Rimes
7. When It Comes To You - John Anderson
8. Among My Souvenirs - Marty Robbins
9. I Can't Stop Loving You - Don Gibson
10. O, How I Miss You Tonight - Jim Reeves and Deborah Allen
11. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? - Kenny Rogers
12. And I Love You So - Glen Campbell
13. You're Love Amazes Me - John Berry
14. After All This Time- Rodney Crowell
15. Where've You Been - Kathy Mattea
16. Meet Me In The Middle - Diamond Rio
17. Forever's As Far As I'll Go - Alabama
18. Love, Me - Collin Raye


title: TIME-LIFE YOUR HIT PARADE: The Mid-50's TRACKLIST

text:
TRACKS:
1. Something's Gotta Give - Sammy Davis Jr.
2. Glendora - Perry Como
3. (You've Got) The Magic Touch - Platters
4. A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl - Teresa Brewer
5. That's Amore - Dean Martin
6. Teach Me Tonight - DeCastro Sisters
7. Sh-Boom - Crew-Cuts
8. I Could Have Danced All Night - Sylvia Syms
9. Band Of Gold - Don Cherry
10. Tonight You Belong To Me - Patience & Prudence
11. Say You're Mine Again - Perry Como & Ramblers
12. I'm A Fool To Care - Les Paul & Mary Ford
13. Seven Lonely Days - Georgia Gibbs
14. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Tony Bennett
15. Jilted - Teresa Brewer
16. I Hear You Knocking - Gale Storm
17. Answer Me My Love - Nat King Cole
18. I'll Be Home - Pat Boone
19. The Man Upstairs - Kay Starr
20. Skokiaan - Ralph Marterie Wanted - Perry Como
21. Make Yourself Comfortable - Sarah Vaughn
22. Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight - McGuire Sisters
23. Here - Tony Martin


title: TRACK LIST FOR 1954 TIME-LIFE YOUR HIT PARADE

text:
TRACKS:
1. Rosemary Clooney - This Ole House (2:25)
2. Eddie Fisher - I Need You Now (2:32)
3. Jo Stafford - Make Love To Me! (2:43)
4. Don Cornell - Hold My Hand (2:49)
5. Tony Bennett - Stranger In Paradise (3:06)
6. The Chordettes - Mr. Sandman (2:26)
7. Perry Como - Papa Loves Mambo (2:41)
8. Archie Bleyer - Hernando's Hideaway (2:36)
9. Kitty Kallen - Little Things Mean A Lot (3:02)
10. Erroll Garner Trio - Misty (2:51)
11. The Four Aces - Three Coins In The Fountain (3:05)
12. Doris Day - Secret Love (3:44)
13. Patti Page - Cross Over The Bridge (2:35)
14. Bing Crosby & Guy Lombardo - Young At Heart (2:48)
15. Rosemary Clooney - Hey There (3:02)
16. Don Cornell, Allan Dale & Johnny Desmond - Heart Of My Heart (2:53)
17. Kay Starr - If You Love Me (Really Love Me) (2:49)
18. Les Baxter - The High And The Mighty (2:47)
19. The Four Knights - I Get So Lonely (When I Dream About You) (2:05)
20. Doris Day - If I Give My Heart To You (2:52)
21. Eddie Fisher - Oh! My Papa (3:09)
22. Jo Stafford - Teach Me Tonight (2:49)
23. Frank Weir - The Happy Wanderer (2:45)
24. Judy Garland - That Man That Got Away (3:38)


title: Welcome to the World of Brazilian Reggae

text:
Fauzi Beydoun could be considered luckier by birth than his bandmates.  He has eyesight. The other five members of Tribo de Jah do not.  Perhaps this is the main ingredient that intertwines each note they produce so naturally and smoothly.  As one,  they have bonded together in a mutual love of rhythmic music. After trying various styles, Beydoun fused Brazilian music with Jamaican roots reggae that became, of course: Brazilian Reggae.  The band has the energy of UB40 and is widely hailed as one of the great live reggae bands.

  There is some Portugese, African and French influences in this incredible testament to `making music their own.'  I've seldom heard reggae played so enthusiastically or with such original rhythms.  There is a sense of innate cohesiveness in this band that is unique.  Beydoun is an expert tenor singer with a touch of a French accent, but unmistakably Brazilian.  If you enjoy Brazilian music and reggae music, the combination of both will live you aurally satisfied.

Jeff Feezle of Macafeez


title: Definitely not a ho hum!

text: Good military style and fashion with lingo and all especially if you're an aviation buff i.e. bank, yaw, pitch, roll. I have it on cassette and trying to tranfer it to my iPod or Kindle Fire or CD. It has good dramatization worthy of your time.


title: Great songs and great delivery

text: Needs a remaster. Great songs and great delivery.


Frank Zappa appears on this record as Stucco Homes, sings and plays guitar here and there. The songs are great. The humor is def there. The violinist is one sick bastard - in a good way. Young Simon Phillips on drums. No autotune, no computers... just pure musicianship at its finest. Buy this album and thank me later.


title: Five Stars

text: thank you very much loved it


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT!!  Just like BOB


title: Potatoe Famine

text: Thid is about a time when the Irish were made under the Thrown of Enland to grow potatoes. People died in 1847 when the potatoes went rotten.  Since I'm of British decent it makes me feel bad for their suffering as described in their music


title: Love Tears For Fear

text: Greatest hits is excellent


title: Five Stars

text: Great traditional Christmas music!


title: Five Stars

text: Love that old traditional Christmas music!


title: Great Music

text: The songs that  were chosen were great. The arrangement of instruments to create the sound of this recording were wonderful. Really heart rendering. This ones for romantics.


title: Spectacular performance

text: So great to hear a live performance of Frank Sinatra. I had several other CD's of Frank Live and I really enjoy this one. A great singer singing great songs. I would highly recommend this CD to all the Frank fans out there.


title: Good-because it’s hard to find workbooks on Catalan

text: Good introduction....I wish more emphasis had been placed on fundamentals like the alphabet


title: not bad

text: a good meditation cd


title: buy it

text: I meditate to it frequently, I like it.


title: Great music

text: Wonderful vibes


title: Two Stars

text: Great Show, poor recording quality...and a bit sped up.


title: LLEGO INCOMPLETO EL PAQUETE, LA OFERTA DECIA QUE CONTABA CON LOS DOS CARTUCHOS

text: NOMAS LLEGO EL VOLUMEN 2, FALTA EL VOLUMEN UNO DE LOS CARTUCHOS DE OCHO TRACKS...ESPERO MANDEN EL RESTO DEL PAQUETE


title: Awesome Christian Country music!

text: I love every song on the CD.  I don't know why this CD was never a big hit.  Tom Stipe has an awesome country voice, and his band is amazing.  I love the arrangement.  The songs are all very catchy, filled with meaning and beauty, all original compositions by Tom Stipe.  The songs are all country with a Christian message.  I highly recommend this, but I think I was lucky even to have found it.


title: It's OK but...

text:
This review is similar to the other Ahmad Jamal / Genetic walk album I ordered at the same time.
The music is fine. I have been waiting for years for a CD re-issue but it hasn't happened yet. So I got the vlnyl.
I am disappointed in general about how sellers rate the condition of their vinyl products. They post VG to VG++ but it always ends up having a lot of pops and surface noise even after I have cleaned them on a Nitty Gritty machine. I am now learning that VG to VG++ simply means they have no visible scratches and are playable. I have ordered about 5 used vinyls to date and they are all a disappointment. I think I'll only buy new sealed copies from now on.


title: Still Great After 50 Years

text: The Yes Album was released in 1970. I am 71 years old. I have loved it from the gitgo. I can be a cranky old fart sometimes, but not when I'm listening to The Yes Album.  Their music is really stirring and upbeat.  I bought this new CD because my old one developed a skip.  This new remaster version as better, fuller sound in the bargain. I often play it while I'm working out on my rowing machine and lifting weights because it motivates me.


title: Super good in every way

text: I cannot stop listening


title: Zia Hyun-Su Shin

text: Zia Hyun-Su Shin is one of my most favorite violinists.  I first came to know her through Youtube.  Her performance was super and full of energy.<br />However, this cd recording is just average, doesn't do justice for her.


title: Lovely performance

text: I know she's not a serious musical talent but I really enjoyed her performance and selection of music for this CD. Those who complain that her voice is weak or without complex harmonics are just being picky. Her voice is beautiful and her heart is solidly in the music. That allows me to enjoy this CD very much and often and that's the bottom line. If you can't accept the chick from Stargate Atlantis doing a jazz vocal recording, then you're just depriving yourself.


title: GREAT AMERICAN SONGS BY THE JEFFHAMILTON TRIO REVIEW BY TOM PASSOW

text: I've just recently come from a great live concert at our REGIONAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS, here in WALNUT CREEK, CALIF, with  KARRIN ALLYSON and much to my surprise JEFF HAMILTON as a sideman on drums.WOW!!! what a terrific combo !!!  I have a few albums of JEFF'S as a leader with his trio as well as his work with DIANA KRALL, GENE HARRIS and ANTHONY WILSON , and have dubbed JEFF as my favorite drummer, so you can imagine my excitement at seeing  him live and in person.! boI I  just had to get ahold of this one.BOY!!! .very nice arrangements of some of the all time greats. JEFF delivers!!!


title: Holy Moley, USPS.

text: Can't really provide a review of the item, since it just arrived and I haven't had a chance to listen to the 3:40 hours of music on this 3 cd set.  But it looks great.  So glad I ordered.  Last year.  On 11/26.  Picked up by USPS on 12/2.  USPS records show it bumbling around a couple of facilities in NY 12/15.  It then bumbled around USPS facilities between SF and San Mateo on 1/3.  Delivered on 1/4.  The label says USPS FIRST-CLASS PKG.  Ya gotta wonder when a 2nd class package would arrive.  Jimminy Cheeseballs.  Fortunately, it was well packed and arrived in good shape.  Looking forward to listening.  These recordings were from a great period in Ry's career.  If I'd known about the concert at the Catalyst, I would have certainly driven down.  Though I did see him at the Great American Music hall for his benefit concert for the Bay Area musician (Austin Delone) whose kid had Prader Willi syndrome.  Tough road.  Great concert.  Same time as the music festival in the park.  All kinds of famous folk in the roped off balcony.  Shook Elvis Costello's hand.  Had the high bid on the Strat (Squire) signed by Ry, Keltner, Lowe.  Yeah, I'm a fan.  I need to get out more.  There's fun to be had.


title: Unbelievable!

text: I never thought that I would buy another remastering of this classic but I decided that if I really wanted to find out if all the reviews were justified, there was really only one way to find out. I'm so glad that I did.  These are definitive performances and I want to have the best possible recordings of these masterworks.  I own RCA's SACD of this piece and I can say without a doubt that this is much better. The placement of the instruments across a realistic soundstage, the instrumental timbres, dynamic range, realism, is all much better on this remastering by Analogue Productions. I now own six of these and eagerly look forward to future releases.


title: Choice, not just representative

text: Whoever is culling these from the archives has a terrific ear. These are mostly all terrific takes. I may wind up buying the entire series (if I live long enough.)