title: Nice to listen to

text: Bruno Mars surprised me with his music.  As an old fogey, it is hard to add newer music to my collection.  This was a nice, different, item that I found listenable.  It will stay in rotation for my large music collection that I play through my mp3 library.


title: Cool cd

text: Bought it for One Headlight. Also contains 6th Avenue Heartache(spelling?) and other songs.


title: Pretty good

text: Contained the song I bought it for plus a number of others. Takes you back into 70's breakup songs


title: Did not really know what I was getting, but...

text: This illustrated book of the original Country Bear Show(1973ish) also comes with a vinal record soundtrack. I worked the Country Bear Jamboree at Disneyland before they tragically tore it down Sunday September 09, 2001. This book gives a nice background to each of the Bears to which is why(even though you may have no use of the record) this is special to me having worked that show. Working that show was by far the most fun thing I ever did and I am thankful that these shows are preserved on utube though still saddened that this wonderful show and building with all the fix-ins was tragically torn down at Disneyland. This show in its original form is fortunately still playing at Walt Disney World.


title: this is my favorite song of all times. i cant get enough of you.

text: when i was 12 yrs old this song came out in 1979. i was living at my grandmother's home in russell springs kentucky. when i first heard razzy bailey sing. this was the first song i ever heard of him. and i fell deeply in love with the song at 12 yrs old. i never married till i was 40 yrs old. and my husband james liked the song and sing it to me!!!!!! this is one of my very very favorite songs of all times. and the record is perfect.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful


title: Five Stars

text: perfect


title: WOAH!

text: First, I don't think too many Native Americans (or the French for that matter) of the 18th century were quite so skilled in the martial arts as has been depicted in this film.  Nonetheless, my mouth was gaped wide open for the entirety of Le Pacte Des Loops.  It was that good.  From the opening scene, I was completely drawn in and held emotionally captive (and at times terrified) by astonishing sound and camera work.  In fact, the audio/visual is surpassed by very, very few films I have seen in my life.  It was that good.  Viewers in the theater jumped in their seats.  A few even moaned in terror.  Some will be chased away by the prospect of having to read subtitles.  Those people will be depriving themselves of a film that one day may be remembered as landmark film-making.  It was that good.  The storyline is completely original and oddly unusual.  The sexual content is faithful to the storyline.  The violence may be slightly gratuitous, but that is overshadowed by the existence of a deep enough underlying message.  As I observed the looks on the faces of the audience exiting the theater, I decided I need to see this movie again.


title: Three Stars

text: Wish the songs sounded more like the real Manolo Escobar


title: Five Stars

text: Great Product and Great Service!!!


title: Feels other worldly

text: Along with Red Planet, this is one of my favorite Akino Arai albums. Her singing and musical style are both very out of this world but in a very gentle way. If you love Outlaw Star, Akino Arai is not an artist to miss!


title: .hack fans need this in their collection!

text: Easily my favorite album See-Saw mostly because of the .hack songs but the rest of the album is superb as well. If you like things that sound like they're from another, very depressing or surreal world, get this album!


title: Ethereal

text: Along with Blue Planet, this is one of my favorite albums by Akino Arai. If you love ballads, piano, and things that sound too perfect for this world, Akino Arai is for you.


title: Great way to learn!

text: Kids love it!!  Brain Beats 2 is better but we got the first one for the states song.


title: want my money back!

text: love the movie but disappointed in soundtrack, can i get my money back???  its not worth buying. please let me know.


title: Lovely music, good sound.

text: The music is lovely and sounds great.  Most of the discs have about 40 minutes.  The set I have  does not record the correct album title or songs for some of the discs when I rip them to my computer.  I did not buy the set through Amazon, but it is in the same packaging and looks new, so I guess all the sets may have the same problem.


title: Another great CD by a master!

text: A well produced CD with great songs by a gifted artist. Highly recommend.


title: amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

text: this was so beautiful!  I love it !!!  they are so good with this and I will pass on for someone else to listen to


title: NOT Atmos!

text: Of course the music was fine, but (mea culpa) I ASSUMED this version would include Dolby Atmos quality... IT DOES NOT. I feel that seller should be required to show the specific formats that their offerings are in.


title: Great

text: Love the Pumpkins and this was a great collection from them, would recommend to anyone who is a Smashing Pumpkin fan.


title: Vintage Milstein

text: The sound reproduction on this CD was excellent.  It allows you to hear the outstanding tone and quality of Milstein's violin, and to appreciate his razor-sharp technique.  This is great listening for anyone who loves virtuosity on a violin.


title: Beautiful recording

text: There is nothing to dislike about this recording.  It is beautiful, heartfelt music.  I attended their wedding and it was as beautiful as they were.  Unfortunately, both have moved on to their Heavenly home.


title: GREAT ARTWORK, poor recording

text: For the price of $20 dollars($225 PESOS, thats what it costed me) the set its very good, but it has some defects. CD one, songs like "el poder de tu amor" has been reduced from 5 minutes to 3 minutes. CD 2, Track 2 (sudor) before its over, track 3 (el bombo...) already started (universal, is this a DJ home made cd?). From there all tracks before it ends, sound goes down, all tracks at the beginning, sound is low and it goes up on the first 2, 3 seconds. CD 3 "love", seems to be ok. Only about 1 second missing at the beginning of track 2. DVD plays ok. So i belive you can get it mostly as a collector set, for the artwork.<br />Spanish Review: Por el precio de $225 PESOS (como $20 dolares) el paquete esta bien pero tiene unos defectos. Primer CD, canciones como "el poder de tu amor" han sido reducida de 5 minutos a 3 minutos (porque? preguntale el inteligentote que lo grabo en Universal). Segundo CD, Cancion 2 (sudor) no ha terminado cuando cancion 3 (el bombo...) ya empezo. De alli en adelante todas las canciones antes de terminar, el sonido baja mucho y al empezar, el sonido esta bajo y sube en los primero 2 o 3 segundos. CD 3 "love", aparentemente parece estar bien grabado con exepcion de la cancion 2 que le falta el primer segundo al empezar (Pues esas cosas casi no se notan... creo). DVD toca los videos bien. En mi opinion lo unico que se puede hacer es coleccionar este paquete por los diseños (artwork) nada mas.


title: uneven Kiss tribute album, with a few hidden gems

text: This is a 2016 Japan release, a Kiss tribute album comprised of female vocalists' covers of Kiss songs. It's hard to rate it, since I didn't really like all the songs. The "Rock and Roll All Nite" cover by The Dollyrots was pretty fun, but the real stand out track for me is definitely Shishido Kavka's cover of "Calling Dr Love"! That cover is simply amazing, and I love the use of drums in that. The album is definitely worth it just for that alone.  :D


title: A fitting tribute comes too late

text:
Yes, she is Broadway royalty. In the heart of the adoring fans of the original cast of 'A Chorus Line', the only Maggie that resonates in At the Ballet. This production is very nicely documented with lines and photos. And from all involved, this is a labor of love.
But when it comes to the voice, time pays its toll, and even though she hits all the notes right, while still having a nice steady range, the timbre of the voice itself is not pleasant, sounds aged and even nasal and at some registers goes a bit flat. Yes, there is much to admire when one considers how long that voice has been in business, but the admiration cannot compensate for its current reality. The intimate set up of voice & piano just makes this appreciation even clearer.
Is it worth buying? If you are a fan, sure. If you like out of the mainstream songs, also.  But this is more a tribute to her by those involved than a joyful take of Kay Cole. Suffice illustration is the first track, when Maggie's music makes an appearance at the start and in the middle of a Beatles' song.


title: Of high historical interest!

text:
American Romantics: The Boston Scene CD contains piano pieces of what you might call the first generation of learned composers. Foote, Paine, Chadwick are all known. Whiting, Nevin and Margaret R. Lang less so.  There are not many differences in style, it is all very salonish, but quite charming. Thus the program has been very well selected. To me, the one whose music always shows one step above in quality is Arthur Foote. And the Suite here is no exception. Ethelbert Nevin (1862-1901) is an almost forgotten composer if it weren't for his piece 'Narcissus'. The epitome of a salon piece ingrained in the public's consciousness, one that makes you say "Oh, I know this!". NEvin died young, after leading a sad and unhealthy life.
Artem Belgurov is the Latvian-Ukranian-American pianist here. He does a good job but, obviously, the music does not require a profound approach, nor the highest level of technical command.
Using a Chickering piano from 1873 (the brand Gottschalk used, and Hans von Bulow when he toured the US precisely in 1875). As much as it carries historic interest, I don't particularly like the sound in comparison to a Steinway. It is somewhat muffled and lacks brilliance. A pity, because on this music, a Steinway would have been preferable. But OK, this is the way it sounded then.


title: An involving recital of great songs

text: What a ride this is! This concept album aligns the songs as in a journey of emotion and multi-feeling. Everything is superb. Manilow earns it as a composer here. And the "singer's singer", Nancy Wilson, delivers truth and life into Manilow music and Mercer lyrics.  My favorite has to be 'When October Goes', a Manilow song that deserves to be in any anthology. He did it well years ago, Wilson takes it to the stratosphere. But everything is involving and worth attention.<br />This disc is 27 years old but still rings fresh, modern and touching.


title: Blockbuster release

text:
Walton's First Symphony has to be one of the most exciting of the XXth century. In typical Walton fashion, the rhythms are intricate, driven, interesting, and carry the symphony (especially the first and last movements) in very exciting listening. I think Previn's recording (1966!) ruled for a long time, but having collected as many as possible for a long time, I can certify that, at least every decade, there has been an outstanding performance recorded and available. If I then curtail the assessment to the last 10 years I would say that this is the best one so far. First, the performances are superb; the playing of the BBC SO (in a symphony that proved almost impossible to play when it premiered) is a stroll in the park for current musicians. Gardner has proven to be excellent in this repertoire.
The same from the Violin Concerto, a piece Walton wrote for Heifetz (and had to revise). Performance & Sound: outstanding.
For the last four decades, at least, Chandos has been one of my favorite labels because they combine superb performances with outstanding sound and excellent presentation (the booklets put to shame anything that comes from the very commercial Universal labels et al).
Only one thing: I would have preferred the Concerto first  as it builds better into the Symphony and its splendid finale.


title: Great production of some tough Weill

text:
The first thing I should state is that this is a typical excellent Chandos production, accompanied by a superb booklet and excellent performances.
It remains surprising, of course, that labels have pursued (and still are) these works, which represent the "serious" Weill (the quotation marks to imply that Weill's music is always serious in quality, whatever genre he chose). I say this because these are works that are hardly to remember or fall in love with.  In fact, his vernacular has been what defines his immortality, be it in the German context, French or Broadway, whole productions or songs. That he could achieve these different styles in a short lifetime (he died at 50) is rather amazing, of course. But it shows how adaptable he was.
I have tried to unravel the First Symphony (1921) for years and now I give up. It is not an ingratiating work, and it rambles throughout its long 23 minutes. It reminds me of Shostakovich's 2nd & 3rd symphonies: you will hardly remember any musical tune (or anything?) after many, many listening sessions. And would you like to come back to them as you would with the other masterpieces?
The Quodlibet has some more meat, but it also an attempt on 1920s modernism. It is curious that Shostakovich went though the same phase, almost at the same time. Weill's 2nd symphony dates from 1933-1934, which means he composed it AFTER 'Threepenny Opera' (1928), 'Happy End' (1929) and 'Mahagonny' (1930) pieces that exude in melody. Actually, there are more than echoes of in a non-tonal version of 'As You Make Your Bed' from the last work mentioned. The structure is more coherent than the first, by far. Perhaps not very memorable still, but better.
These are, of course, just examples of Weill music during the 1920s and early 30s. In a very short time (if not at the same time!) his style changed to a more lyrical and approachable one. Such life is what makes fascinating reading, one of peripatetic traveling and emigrating, trying to always adapt to the locals without losing any quality. His work remains transcendental.


title: Amazing discovery from the vaults of DeutschlandRadio!

text:
That this was recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie in 1970 is a marvel. The Stereo sound is as good as any recorded yesterday. Amazing, yet not surprising given that German engineers where in charge.
From the musical point, it is an amazing experience to hear Karajan's Berlin Philharmonic play American music...then! Carter's Holiday Overture and Ives Decoration Day (from his Holiday's symphony) gain a ton of refinement. Clarinetist Karl Leister joined the BPO in 1959 and stayed for 30 years. At this writing he is still around. His performance of the marvelous Copland Concerto is as good as anyone can imagine.
The symphony comes out very well, even though the piece might have been out of the comfort zone for the BPO (then!). Noble however, the section of the Fanfare (of the Common Man). with such really great sound, who cares about some wrong notes when there are so many golden ones?  This release is just great.


title: Worthy tribute to a genius

text:
I wrote a lengthy, thorough review, and Amazon got it stuck on me. Refreshed the page and there it went. Since I could not write such lengthy text again, yet I know that many are waiting for a first review by someone who loves the music of Marvin Hamlisch, here a summary.
Marvin Hamlisch was a genius of theater, film and song. This CD demonstrates that. Superb stuff coming mostly from flops. Beautifully produced. With extraordinary voices. Superb ballads (Kelli O'Hara does wonders with 'That's How I Say Goodbye') and cheekee songs (the 'beguines' are a riot). Craig Carnelias in co-producing writing and singing should be praised.  Now I hope someone would have the guts to release Hamlisch's film music! (e.g., the score to 'Kotch' left a mark on me since 1971)
If you like Broadways songs in general and Hamlisch's music in particular, do not hesitate.


title: A relevant surprise

text:
I was frankly not expecting first class scoring from a relative unknown, Albert Glasser.  I had the same expectations as those I place on 1950's B-movies.  So this was a surprise.
The scores happen to be first class. For 'Invasion USA' lots of quotations from national melodies intermingled in the fabric of some tracks are skillfully handled; the "love" music is compelling.
"Tormented' is very jazzy, in a way typical of what was being composed for some movies during the 50s. Here the recording is not that good, but the score permeates through and is nothing less than interesting. Some Ellington echoes are welcome.
So no, this is no "horror" music, really.
Lastly, the production is first class. Good remastering of mono sound, good liner notes.
Kimmel & Co nailed it once again resurrecting this material.
Your move.


title: A welcome release from composer Newman in 1961

text:
Pity there is someone that gives this ONE star for no reason but a mistake (probably hers) and in no way related to the item (I don't understand Amazon not deleting those!). This is a wonderful release; I am so glad that Mr. Kimmel & Co. had the initiative to release it. May many more come forward.
Alfred Newman was one of the great of the Golden Era and a master of the romantic mood, and there are lots of it here.  The remastering is excellent. .The recording (1961 stereo) separates instruments broadly, but in this instance, I don't mind. To the contrary, the lines are clear and listenable, in good counterpoint. A great experience for those who want to listen with their eyes closed.
I hope you ignore people living non-reviews that are unhelpful, deceiving and annoying. This is  a treasure.


title: "Best Western"

text:
Believe what they're telling you.  The remake of `3:10 to Yuma' deserves all the accolades heaped upon it.  Going on a limb, I found '3:10...' to be superior to the revered modern Western classic, 'Unforgiven,' [[ASIN:0790729644 Unforgiven]] which gave new meaning and thrust to the revenge motif.  What makes this movie special is how it hits you.  Christian Bale and Russell Crowe are marvelous, the centers of fine acting with good support all around.  The story is a solid one to boot.  What mainly impresses me that even when expecting twists and turns in the movie, it seldom failed to shock and surprise.  I felt like I was the duped narrator in Mark Twain's "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County".  Truly Director James Mangold has assembled a modern classic, one worth owning and watching again and again.  If you don't mind all the expletives, this movie's as essential as about any Western I can think of.  Not since 'The Proposition' [[ASIN:B000GIW9I2 The Proposition]] have I enjoyed a Western of this fine caliber (sorry for the lame pun).  (Even if the latter film was far different, including that it was really an Eastern--as from the Australian Outback.)

The story remains the same, but not having read it nor seen the 50's film, I felt the compelling ride.  Dan Evans (Bale) is a trying man.  He does what he can honestly to keep his ranch even if the robber barons and the railroad tycoons use all means possible to usurp his land.  In debt, they cut off his water supply even after he's made payments.  His family tries to keep a high moral profile with a hard-working wife and two spirited sons.  Particularly his eldest son, William, is a stalwart for his father's instilled virtues.  On the other side of the fence is Ben Wade (Crowe), a slippery outlaw who has a band of loyal bandits who outnumber the forces of law and order in the West.  He is a friend of Native Americans and a foe of Manifest Destiny, even if he sports his own twisted take on scriptural vengeance.  There are many key supporting players, including Wade's cold-blooded side-kick, Charlie, whose menace is as quiet as it is off safety, and McElroy (Peter Fonda), an elderly, but tough and experienced bounty hunter for Pinkerton's.  To survive financially, Evans must deliver Wade to the 3:10 train going to Yuma in order to earn a $200.00 reward.

There are plenty of complications to keep us alert, and the movie's pace always uses good judgment.  During the campfire scenes time is never wasted to fill us in on the past and draw full sketches of motives and character.  Just when we are about to mosey back into our seats, the film hits us again.  We are blind-sided like much of the fates of the key players.  Caught in the crosshairs between corrupt monopolists and ruthless bandits, Dan Evans has us rooting for an ordinary man who is truly wronged, befriending an outlaw he finds in an odd but mutual arrangement.  Always keeping the audience guessing, '3:10 to Yuma' is a treasure of a cinematic experience.


title: Hippie Classic

text:
Not as famous as The Beatles, 'Sgt. Pepper,' Love's 'Forever Changes' is, nevertheless, a terrific hippie album.  Containing Latin rhythms and brass with some outstanding string accompaniment, the songs are simply marvelous.  The interplay of acoustic and electric guitar bring the listener to sheer transcendence.  Singer-songwriter, Arthur Lee, is a resourceful and succinct poet throughout.  With anthem-like lyrics and haunting love songs, Lee brings his audience to another level.  Certainly, it must be conceded that the venue is dated, like much of the music of their contemporaries, but this qualifier doesn't make the album any less worthwhile.

To start off, "Alone Again Or" is mesmerizing, alternating from a fast to a slow serenade.  Then, "A House Is Not a Motel" kicks in with surreal images that tell a broken story of heightened awareness.  Trippy, but partly nightmarish, "A House,..." reels in imagery, but refuses to totally commit to the confusion.  The anthems take aim at the conventional world, but do it ably and concisely.  "The Daily Planet" is nearly as brilliant as Dylan and as succinct as the Beatles.  Before 'The Graduate,' Arthur Lee could sing, "There's plastic Nancy/With her children/Buys them toys/To keep in practice/Waiting on the war!"  "The Red Telephone" also offers the contrast between the normal and new consciousness in a quieter, mournful way.  However, the trajectory of "Live and Let Live" is really one of the album's highlights.  Articulate and pulsating, Lee paints a landscape of Indians and bluebirds that are shot at simply because they're in the way.  Beautiful touch.  And, the lively "Between Clark and Hilldale" is about as footloose and fancy free as hippies got.  Musically, the love songs really shine.  "Bummer in the Summer" is shimmering folk, but "Andmoreagain" and "Old Man" are simply perfection!  While it may be conceded that Lee, like many hippies of his era, could get corny, "Old Man" is an astonishing love song.  Surely, you can't call the exquisite orchestrations of "Old Man" and "Andmoreagain" muzak to your ears!  "You Set the Scene" is a finale that paints a rosy, optimistic send off with humor and encouragement laced throughout.

Some of the extras feel extraneous, but who can get enough?  "Hummingbirds" and "Wonder People" are treasures that help the CD linger on.  The rest of the alternate mixes and group interaction are interesting enough, but were never originally included for obvious reasons.  You can always skip them afterall.

(Not to insult anyone's intelligence, but while I love drug induced music, I never recommend the use of dangerous mind-bending drugs.  I'll take the vicarious listening experience at a safe [drug free] distance.)


title: Protocol in the Face of Calamity

text:
`The Queen' primarily looks behind the scenes of Buckingham Palace during the crisis of Princess Diana's death.  It is an illuminating and comprehensive affair that focuses mainly on the detachment of the Royal family in a time of national grieving.  Like many recent pieces of historical fiction, `The Queen,' wisely uses ample footage from real videotape.  Diana's death, Britain's mourning, and newscasts intersperse the drama.  This works well, and, while some of the screenplay is speculative, they nearly get all of it right.  Peter Morgan is a dead ringer as Prime Minister, Blair, and Helen Mirren is more than reminiscent of Elizabeth II.  Their rendering of Prince Charles (Alex Jennings) is a bullseye.  My only complaint is that, although we see plenty of The Queen's underbelly, her hard-boiled shell is mostly glossed over.  Elizabeth II has shown her vulnerability, but she can be much more indomitable than the drama suggests.  Perhaps this is presented because they couldn't go too far with this drama.  They understandably do try to be fair to the current monarch, even though they present her as grieving more over a slain stag than over any endearment to her estranged daughter-in-law's death.  Her grief is at her own perceived tarnished crown.  The funeral for her is a private affair.  And, here, Blair, who was in tune with the people, properly perceived the Royal Family would miss out on an opportunity to heal the nation.  He really has the dilemma, for he must balance the forces of those who wish to keep the Royal Family dignified and those who call to have their monarchy eliminated.  He draws from the sentiment of the people and properly eulogizes Diana's death, but balances becoming a laison for an institution he prudently realizes will never be put to death anytime soon.

Besides "great performances" the big draw should be taking in the subplot.  The scenes of Princess Di's private interviews, key scenes in her life, and the aftermath of her death provide the most poignant moments.  This isn't her movie, however, and it should be judged by the terms it was created.  The Queen's perspective brings about its own merits.  For who will not be struck about the state of affairs of England by looking upon the turmoil of the UK's most revered institution when it seems to remain aloof and stoic under the calamity of a competing fallen icon.  Although they prudently only present the suspect aspects that brought Diana's death, the whole picture becomes a fascinating composite of tragedy and regal isolation.


title: Use at church

text: Pleased with cd


title: It's OK

text: But it doesn't compare to a 3-CD set I bought years ago from Reader's Digest entitled "Christmas In America".


title: Air Supply forever! 30 tracks is a pure delight.

text: Love this album. What? 30 tracks. It has everything! What a find. I'm not into analyzing songs, but these are the best. I'm just so thrilled I found this album with a ton of absolutely wonderful songs on it. Air Supply forever!!!


title: Good music.

text: Great live early Mel Tillis album. and the Album was in very good condition, played very well!


title: A Cynical Ripoff

text: Attempting to capitalize on Rhodes' passing? This is fine, fine music, but a reprehensible marketing ploy.


title: Perfect!

text: Must have cd’s for Ed Sheeran fans! They arrived in perfect condition, well packaged, and play without fault. Awesome music!


title: Lighthouse Memories

text: Loved the music, and especially the Lighthouse song.


title: Five Stars

text: loved this music


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT


title: Can't go wrong with Jason Upton!

text: Actually, bought as gift and they love it.


title: Great collection

text: As always a great collection.


title: Great music from an unexpected source

text: If you like Bluegrass and gosbel music this is the cd for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved it


title: Enjoyed

text: music good sound enjoy Andy’s singing.


title: Prompt delivery and product was excellent for used

text: I am so glad that I came across this CD from this seller. I have always liked Michael Joncas's "On Eagle Wings" . We will be using this song from the purchased CD as her children, family and friends  scatter our beloved daughter's ashes this summer in a place where she loved nature.  She always admired the beauty and majesty of the soaring eagle. Her sudden death was unexpected at only 41 years of age. The CD is in perfect shape, no skips and will be played as we send her"On Eagle Wings"as she wished. It is with saddness that we will part with her, but the image of her being raised up on eagle's wings will forever remain in our hearts with this song. I recommend this seller and will purchase again from this seller should I want  another product.


title: BTS LOVE IT

text: Bts love it just wish it had move  songs then just seven


title: Love Darius Rucker

text: Great music..great musician.


title: Love this collection!

text: Love all five albums in this collection. The sound quality is great. I can listen all day to these songs.


title: Favorite singer.

text: Enjoy All Josh Groban's music.


title: Like a Bible to Better your Business!

text: Get your Network Marketing Business up and going with Jim Rohn's book.  Use it as a bible to better your business and grow it!!


title: Aretha Franklin

text: great cd


title: As if you were there - and I was!

text: Having attended more Springsteen concerts than I can count at The Main Point in Bryn Mawr PA, Widener College and an endless stream of shows at The Tower Theater in Philly and then on to The Spectrum where he drove 18,000 to the same frenzy he did at the tiny Main Point, I can attest that this 3 disc set is the real deal.  Offering great sound and capturing the true spirit of the band, you can't go wrong with this KSAN broadcast.


title: Slightly misleading!

text: The product image showing 6 CDs in separate sleeves is a little misleading in that they don't exist at all.  The 6 CDs come in two tri-fold packages inside a nice box with OK graphics.  The discs themselves are what you would expect of radio broadcasts - nothing amazing but very enjoyable.  I could have lived without disc 6 - audio from TV shows - nothing special here.  All in all this is a worthwhile purchase but not entirely wonderful.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful yoga and meditation music.


title: Absolutely lovely!

text:
Even though it was Andre Bocelli's Romanza CD that introduced me to his wonderful voice, I have to admit that I enjoy his opera offerings more than his popular works. I still enjoy Romanza and his other pop CD's, but it is his opera selections that seem to show the full beauty of his voice.

I am not an opera expert by any means, so I don't get hung up on whether or not someone is techically perfect or not. If I like it, that's good enough for me!

My teenage sons and I were in a pizza place the other day and above the noise, I heard a beautiful song- a male singer- and was shushing the boys, trying to determine who it was. With great patience, my 17 year old son said, "Mom, that's Andre Bocelli. Can't you tell?"

Enough said.


title: BUYIT

text: Will make u dance sing & cry but play it LOUD


title: Great

text: Classic Aretha soulful sound.


title: Very relaxing music!

text: Love this music!


title: Carolyn Hart and Kate Reading,a  winning team.

text: Carolyn Hart's mystery stories are like popcorn, one sampling is never enough. You really care about the characters and what may or may not happen to them as they work through various events to solve the mystery. While Hart is as addictive as Agatha Christie the narrator's  skills need to be good enough to keep you invested in the story. Kate Reading, this narrator, is one of the best around. Her nuances and skill at dramatizing the story are absolutely fantastic. Her voice has a very pleasing quality that makes the story flow smoothly unlike some other narrators whose monotone, screeching, or other such annoying voice qualities make listening less enjoyable. With Kate Reading, you feel as if you're listening to a friend sharing a story with you. I highly recommend the narrator and especially this series written by Carolyn Hart. Each one of Hart's books in the Death on Demand series is worth buying. This is one series you'll enjoy listening to again and again.


title: Three Stars

text: Poor quality in sound. Not a good recording.


title: Can’t do the math problems!

text: Kind of a good concept but not enough number tiles to do the math problem. How can my kid do 3-0 equals 3 when you only give us one 3 tile? I saw others having the same problem. Look at the stock photo. You can’t do the math problems with what’s in the box. They give you one of each number. The cards are sturdy but the tiles are small. I’m going to return. I had high hopes!!


title: AN INSTANT CLASSIC!!

text: MY FAVORITE HOLIDAY ALBUM!!


title: Great CD!!

text: Great CD!!


title: Five Stars

text: It was good.  Thanks.


title: Beautiful.

text: Great voice and beautiful melodies. I love this CD. You may like it too


title: unparalleled

text: This is one of the finest LPs ever produced. Wolfe is an exceptionally talented pianist, and his interpretation of some REALLY GREAT songs is not to be missed. "When I Fall in Love" and "The Sweetest Sounds" and "The Magnificent Seven" and all the others. Oh oh oh. Fabulous stuff.


title: Fantastic

text: This young man is awesome.  He should go a long way in the music world.


title: Nice Jerry Goldsmith composition for Disney

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This is the soundtrack to the WEalt Disney movie, One Little Indian. Released in theatres on June 20, 1973 well after the passing of Mr. Walt Disney. It was also aired as a two episode story on the Disney weekly television show "Wonderful World of Disney on NBC on September 26, and October 3, 1976. In the movie, when a U.S. Cavalryman attempts to intercede in a massacre of a village, he is branded an outlaw charged with mutiny. He flees towards old Mexico with U.S. property, two camels Rosie and her calf, Thirsty. Along the way he reluctantly befriends a 10 year old named Mark, raised by Indians, who is also on the run. What is not readily known is he is a not really Indian. The cavalry is hot on their heels. The two come across a remote homestead run by a widow and her daughter, who in turn must decide whether to aid the strangers on the run or to slow them down for their pursuers.

The soundtrack CD is a limited edition of only 3000. The original soundtrack was composed by Jerry Goldsmith. Track listing: 1. Escort The Prisoner  2. He's White  3. Thirsty Boy  4. Camel Trouble  5. Outwit The Posse  6. Thorny Landing  7. Saddle Sore  8. New Friend  9. What He Needs 10. No Choice  11. End Of The Line  12. Hot Fire  13. Necktie Party 14. Go After Him!  15. A Free Man


title: Collectible CD has some special tracks

text:
The year 2000 was the 45th anniversary of Disneyland. This is a nice compilation CD for the year, they release one almost every year now but they are all a little different which makes some of them very collectible. But they all usually have a couple of unique tracks. The special tracks on this one that are not on the other collections include the 2 tracks from the Woody's Roundup Show at the Golden Horseshoe Saloon in Frontierland, and the castle medley. The 45th Anniversary special events represent the other 2 special tracks, one is the fireworks show, the other is the parade. These unique tracks make a disc like this collectible as soon as it is out of print.  This one has 15 tracks.

1) "Fantasyland Castle Medley" - Sleeping Beauty's Castle 5:51
2) "It's a Small World" - It's a Small World 2:41
3) "The Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room" - The Enchanted Tiki Room 1:19
4) "Grim, Grinning Ghosts" - The Haunted Mansion 1:04
5) "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" - Splash Mountain 2:02
6) "Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)" - The Pirates of the Caribbean
7) 1:06 "Everybody Has a Laughing Place" - Splash Mountain
8) 1:33 "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" - Frontierland 1:42
9) "Cowboy Crunchies" - Woody's Roundup Show 0:12
10) "Hey Howdy Hey" - Woody's Roundup Show 1:53
11) "Mickey Mouse Club March" - Disneyland Marching Band 0:59
12) "Space Mountain" - Space Mountain 2:48
13) "Disneyland Parade Of The Stars: 45 Years Of Magic Parade" 4:20
14) "Finale" - Fantasmic! 3:32
15) "Believe... There's Magic in the Stars" - 45th Anniversary Fireworks Spectacular 10:12

All in all, a great set, and I hope this helps you.


title: Nice memory of a fun attraction

text: This LP vinyl record album is the soundtrack of the attraction that used to be at Disneyland, known as "America Sings". The building that now houses "Innoventions" used to be its home, it was a show that functioned in a manner similar to Carousel of Progress, in that the audience sat in a revolving theater and saw several acts of a show. The show was prepared in time for the nations Bicentennial celebrations, and the album was released in 1974. Released on Disneyland Records label, it was catalog #3812. The album cover featured a storybook inside, like many Disney albums. Most of the artwork on the album is actual concept art by Imagineer Marc Davis who had been assigned the character design. Many of the audio-animatronics animals from this show were relocated from storage to Splash Mountain.<br />There are a whopping 39 songs on Side A from the show itself, as the musical show dashed through America's history of music. Side B featured some songs by Burl Ives, who also played the voice of Sam the Eagle in the show. Ives recorded a number of albums for Disney, as well as appearing in movies such as "So Dear to My Heart".


title: Nice old campfire songs

text: This LP record was created after the release of the movie Follow Me Boys, starring Fred MacMurray. In the film, he is a Boy Scout leader. The LP featured the title song from the movie as well as songs for the campfire by The Disneyland Boy's Choir. It was Disney's intent to market this to scout groups and summer camps, and it was in fact quite popular with both.


title: Beautiful and inspiring music

text: Frederick Grofe's inspring composition was the perfect background to the Walt Disney True Life Advneture film "Grand Canyon". This is the soundtrack to the film. Symphonie Orchester Graunke conducted by Frederick Stark. Disney built a Grand Canyon Diorama in Disneyland on the Disneyland Railroad, and the same music is featured there.


title: Country Bears, foot tapping fun

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This is the Disneyland LP on vinyl catalog number ST 3994, originally released in 1972. The album contained a full color booklet of pictures from the attraction in Walt Disney World. The show on this album is known as "The Country Bear Jamboree", but they had other shows played by the same bears, with different audio and music.

The Country Bear attraction has had several other shows that are not on the album. The other shows were the "Country Bear Vacation Hoedown", and the "Country Bear Christmas Special". While this album is for the Walt Disney World version, the Disneyland version of Country Bears that was at Disneyland opened on March 24, 1972 and was closed to make a space for the new Winnie the Pooh attraction on September 9, 2001.

The rear album cover had a picture of a really nice concept gag artwork of the band playing together, the art was drawn by famous Disney animator/Imagineer Mark Davis, who was asked to design the scenes like this for the attraction/show. The music is composed by George Bruns, a talented Disney Studio veteran who composed music for Disney attractions, TV shows, and movies.


title: Classic LP from 1968

text: Disneyland Records catalog number ST 3987, is the Pirates of the Caribbean show. Side A of this long playing vinyl record is the complete ride trough of the attraction as narrated by Thurl Ravenscroft, and a separate track of the YO HO (A Pirates Life for Me) song. Side B needed some filler, so they convinced Thurl to sing five sea shanty songs. This is a great LP, with sounds from the attraction. I have the limited edition CD from the attractions anniversary and while it is very complete, I wish they would have included the material from this old record on there. I actually have mine in a frame right now for wall art.<br />There is a full size booklet inside the album cover, with great full color photos from inside the attraction. This is really nice for any Disneyland fan, a great collectible if you can find one. If you are going to invest in one of these, make sure you get the 1968 release from the year the ride opened.

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title: Meditation and relaxation

text: This is a great CD of Bamboo flute music. It has an Asian theme to it, very relaxing, high quality. Great for meditation, very soothing.


title: Combines two shows on one CD

text:
This CD combines two of the most popular after dark entertinment shows at Disneyland on one CD. Both of these are sold seperately for the same price so this is a good deal. Some years ago, workmen at Disneyland drained the main river, known as the "Rivers of America", and started digging and fussing about. They were installing wiring, water jets and fountains, pyrotechnics, sound systems, lighting, and much more to support a new show known as "Fantasmic!". The new after dark show is better than their parades, a multi-sensory experience that needs to be seen to be believed. Features live actors, costumes, giant inflatables, puppets, boats, fireworks, and most importantly a music score. This CD includes the music, narration, the voices, and sound effects. Originally released in 1992 and recorde on the old "Disneyland Records" label. The show was reproduced and installed in a special arena at Walt Disney World, and as far as I know the soundtrack is the same.

The Main Street Electrical Parade is so popular it has the record for being brought back from retirement the most times. It has also traveled to other parks. The electronic music is very catchy and the different phases of the parade mingle in and out of the main music score. The CD has that complete show as well.

Both shows together give you a CD that is 40 minutes in length.


title: Bach chamber music

text: Almost an hour of compositions by Bach, performed by the Minnesota Chamber Players with strings, organ, piano and guitar.


title: Terrific nostalgia

text: This was a RCA-Camden release, in conjunction with Walt Disney. Released in 1965, catalog #CAL-1067. One one side it had the dramatized story of Pinoccio from the animated movie by Disney, as told by Cliff Edwards, the actual voice of Jimminy Cricket. It had 3 songs from the movie. Side B of the album was Peter and the Wolf, is narrated by Sterling Holloway, who voiced the animated Disney version, and also played the voice of Winnie the Pooh in Disney features. As a kid in the late 60's, I had several LP in this series, they were very entertaining in an era when we did not have cable, VCR, or any other way to relive these Disney movies. A real treat and I wish they were on CD.


title: Regency Singers & Orchestra, VERY NICE!!!

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This is a nice Christmas CD, great for soft easy listening style holiday music. The artists are the Regency Singers & Orchestra (7 piece), and the CD is produced, arranged and conducted by Dave Williamson. Very nice, but no longer in print and getting rare. And the cover art by Norman Rockwell is beautiful. The tracks in order are:
O Come All Ye Faithful
On Christmas Night
O Little Town of Bethlehem
The Holly and the Ivy
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
Angels We have Heard on High
Sweet little Jesus Boy
Away in a Manger
God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen
Coventry Carol
Silent Night
O Holy Night

I highly recommend!


title: Great CD, two versions, both are good

text:
This audio CD was released in conjunction with the 100 year anniversary of the birth of Mr. Walt Disney. It has songs from attractions at Walt Disney World. The CD was produced by Disney's master audio producer, Randy Thornton. There are two version of this CD sold with the same cover art. One version was sold commercially in stores and online, and has one disc with 21 songs. There is another version of this CD sold at the Walt Disney World them park that had a second disc with only one song on it, from the anniversary celebration titled "Share a Dream Come True". If you can only find the 1 disc version that is more commonly available, you still get 99.9% of the music and I recommend it.
The 21 tracks on the disc are:
"All Aboard!" - Main Street Station
"Fortuosity" - Main Street
"Friend Like Me" - The Enchanted Tiki Room - Under New Management
"Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)" - The Pirates of the Caribbean
"Bear Band Serenade" - Country Bear Jamboree
"Splash Mountain Medley" - Splash Mountain
"Grim, Grinning Ghosts" - The Haunted Mansion
"It's a Small World" - It's a Small World
"Mickey's the Mouse for Me" - Mickey's Toontown Fair 10
"Seize the Future" - Alien Encounter
"There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" - Carousel of Progress
"Bright Little Star" - Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe
"Epcot Entrance Medley" - Future World
"Test Track Medley" - Test Track
"Impressions de France" - Impressions de France
"Golden Dream" - The American Adventure
"Hooray for Hollywood" - Hollywood Boulevard 18
"The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Theme" - The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
"The Tree of Life Theme" - The Tree of Life
"Beauty and the Bees (Beauty and the Beast)" - It's Tough to Be a Bug 21
"Fantasy in the Sky" - Fireworks at Magic Kingdom Park


title: Good But Not Memorable

text:
The funny thing about this album is that although every song is good, not one song stands out as something you would want to go back and listen to again.

After Year Zero, I was excited about another album coming out so quickly after, but you get what you wait for. The Slip is without a doubt a well-made album, it's just not memorable.


title: The sound quality is not best than the standard cd

text: at least in my system (truly a reference high end) the sound is disappointed. The first recording from Analogue Productions what sounds really bad. Usually they are excellent. Not this one.


title: Work as expected

text: For endpins that fit, cover works as expected.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent cd!


title: Great listening music

text: I first heard this album while shopping in one of the quaint little tourist shops in Jerome, Arizona. The song I heard was "Juarez Shuffle."  I ended up buying the last album in stock and brought it home and listened to the entire album and was very pleased with all the cuts. This is relaxing music with great guitars and harmonic synthesizers and each song is quite distinct. I liked it so well that I purchased Arnold Mitchem's other album also. I hope you enjoy this music as much as I do.

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title: Sad Cafe - A confused story

text: Let's start with the fact that the cover of this disc comes from the Sad's very first UK album, Fanx Ta-ra. Only three tracks are off that album (the best of all of Sad Cafe's material even today). The three tracks are Black Rose ("first punk rock love song" per Paul Young at the venue right by Granada Bowl in Manchester circa 1977); I believe (love will survive); and Hungy Eyes. These by far are the best of this collection. It's down hill after that. Honerable mention for Let Love Speak for Itself which was always great live (but watered down on in the studio). Crazy Oyster had no business evening getting out of the studio -- Vic Emerson must have had something on the rest of the band to get that out!


title: isappointed

text: Thought it was poor example of Kathleen's beautiful voice. The guitarist is quite boring. i was disappointed<br />as was giving as Christmas present. Glad I listened to it first.


title: Five Stars

text: Very relaxing and a good buy...


title: Favorite memories 💯

text: Very clear and worth the money❤👌🏽


title: Birthday gift

text: I didn’t post a picture cause it would just be of my mother crying she’s spent at least 15 years looking for this particular album .. my mom birthday is on Christmas and I was just so happy to see her finally have it .


title: Puerta Joven_DVD_Cantinflas

text: The quality of the DVD was very poor, but what I didn't like it was that one scene jumped abruptly to another one, losing the coherence of the movie. I had to return the copy even though the seller was nice enough to send me another copy, but the second one was worse than the first one. I understand that the movie is old,  I would have wanted to know whether the DVD was remastered before buying. I have bought other copies from Televisa and Columbia House through Amazon.com recently and they were remastered and the quality of the copies were great. Unfortunately, they don't have most of Cantinflas' movies. Very sorry to write this bad review but I was not happy with it, it looked like it was copied from the VHS as is without editing. I suppose it wouldn't be the same thing for new movies for this seller, sadly I had back luck with this. I would like to indicate though that the seller was nice enough in sending me a second copy, and when I told him that the copy was not good, he did make the refund immediately.


title: Mercy Me  a beautiful collection

text: I loved the entire CD! The songs are so beautiful and heart wrenching! They really get to the heart of worship!


title: I received mine damaged

text: Cd case was cracked, I'm disappointed:(


title: You just can’t go wrong with Macy Gray!!

text: Love Macy Gray’s style & voice. At this price there was no way I was passing this CD up! Love it!


This is the groups 2nd album, it is great music inspired of Eurodance and Bubblegum music. The songs are catchy and the beats are infectious, their first album was all dance in this one they took the traditional Pop/Dance route which includes a bit more ballads, definitely rare and worth it.


title: Super Good Trance Dance

text: Very rare album, Great Euro-Trance Dance, So different than anything else out in Dance, the vocals, style, sound, this is a very good addicting album, thanks to who sold it to me for such a cheap price.


title: Amazing European Latin-House

text: Very hard to get, I got lucky it was on here for sale, since it was made and released only in the Ukraine, proud to own this rare album, "Chico Chico, A Primera Vista, Mamasita, Toca Me, & Sentimental Moments" are the best songs in the album.


title: My new favorite song from Utada

text: Yep, she did it again! I love this song! Worth every penny!


title: Very enjoyable

text: Jaimoe  with his solo band is not playing the long grinding tours and seems to be taking the solo career at a leisurely pace. The band here shows the influence of the Allman Brothers but also goes off into their own area. A little blues, a little funk, some rock and roll and they seem to be having fun with it all.


title: 4.5 Stars Fine Dickey Betts here

text:
What you have here is a mix of songs old and new. Under old songs : One Stop Bebop, Change My Way of Livin' and 7 Turns all get redone here in a more acoustic style. On his new version of "Seven Turns", it's done very well but there's no Gregg Allman to carry the harmony vocals here. Of the remaining 6 songs, which are new to Betts, the standout is a cover of Bob Dylan's "Tangled Up In Blue", which is excellent.

The return of Dan Toler is a welcome one and the guitar playing on this disc is first rate. All in all, a very good CD that will no doubt please fans of Dickey Betts and the Allman Brothers Band.


title: Very nice and pleasant CD for fans of Gaelic Music

text: It's a shame that Amazon has no samples so you can listen to this. Also a shame that no other CDs offered on Amazon by this artist yet.<br />The CD is mostly instrumental but there's a few songs with vocals. She is a Galician bagpiper from the area of Spain where much of the music and culture is Gaelic. If you play it for someone and don't tell them who it is, they'll most likely guess someone from Ireland. She plays her instrument well and her songs are enjoyable. It'd be nice if more of her work were available in USA. If you buy this and like it, there are a number of artists from Galicia in Spain who sound Irish. They include Milladoiro, Carlos Nunez and Susana Seivane. 4.5 stars for this disc.


title: Allmans at half speed still better than most anyone else

text: 3.5 Stars. No this is not exactly Fillmore East but it isn't bad either. Jaimoe is missed and the songs are shorter and less bluesy than most ABB releases. The title track is not a classic Dickey Betts cut but most of the Gregg Allman sung cuts are quite good. He still has great voice and it is fine shape here on such cuts as "Never Knew How Much A man needed a Woman", "Maybe we can go back to yesterday" and "Straight from the Heart". This is a CD BETTER THAN ITS REPUTATION.


title: Charlie's first jazz outing

text: This is strictly jazz- no rock and no vocals. Watts and his large group take on some American standards here and do a nice job. This is the kind of work, where a rock star plays jazz, that introduces many people to jazz and this is a good thing.


title: A Nice Selection of Nostalgic Hits

text:
Hallmark's "Retro Dance Party" was previously released by Warner Brothers Records under the unwieldy title, "Feel-Good Favorites: Pop Hits of the 60's and 70's, Volume 2."  The CD includes 15 tracks, all of which sound crisp and clear, as though they have been remastered.  The songs include:

1.  I'm a Believer ~ The Monkees
2.  For Your Love ~ The Yardbirds
3.  Stuck in the Middle with You ~ Stealers Wheel
4.  Son of a Preacher Man ~ Dusty Springfield
5.  Love Potion #9 ~ The Searchers
6.  Saturday Night ~ Bay City Rollers
7.  Happy Together ~ The Turtles
8.  Hanky Panky ~ Tommy James & The Shondells
9.  Respect ~ Aretha Franklin
10.  Land of 1,000 Dances ~ Wilson Pickett
11.  Along Comes Mary ~ The Association
12.  Build Me Up Buttercup ~ The Foundations
13.  Da Doo Ron Ron ~ Shaun Cassidy
14.  Good Lovin' - The Rascals
15.  Spooky ~ Classics IV

There's genuinely some good stuff included here!  To be sure, most (if not all) of the cuts are available on other compilations; however, if you're looking for a nice nostalgic mix of hits, this is a great choice, and usually can be found at a very reasonable price point.  Highly recommended!


title: A Superb Musical Overview of Seventies Pop Rock

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It may not be the "ultimate" collection of hits from the 1970's, but this ten disc set does indeed offer 198 of the songs that helped define the decade.  Happily, they are all original recordings by the original artists, as they were heard on the radio.  True, in a few cases that means the selections are "radio edits" (Rod Stewart's 1971 hit "Maggie May", for example, is missing the 30 second instrumental introduction that was included on the original album, but rarely played over the airwaves), but why quibble?  The songs, though not necessarily remastered, all sound great, and the set includes some genuine treasures that have not (yet) been offered on other compilations.  Highly recommended!

1970

1. Up Around The Bend ~ Creedence Clearwater Revival
2. War ~ Edwin Starr
3. Domino ~ Van Morrison
4. Mama Told Me (Not To Come) ~ Three Dog Night
5. The Rapper ~ The Jaggerz
6. Uncle John's Band ~ The Grateful Dead
7. Spirit In The Sky ~ Norman Greenbaum
8. The Letter ~ Joe Cocker
9. Black Magic Woman ~ Santana
10. Love On A II-Way Street ~ The Moments
11. He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother ~ The Hollies
12. ABC ~ The Jackson Five
13. American Woman ~ The Guess Who
14. After Midnight ~ Eric Clapton
15. Green-Eyed Lady ~ Sugarloaf
16. Fire And Rain ~ James Taylor
17. The Tears Of A Clown ~ Smokey Robinson and The Miracles
18. Lonely Days ~ The Bee Gees
19. Ride Captain Ride ~ Blues Image
20. All Right Now ~ Free
21. Thank You (Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Again) ~ Sly and The Family Stone

1971

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

1972

1. I'll Take You There ~ The Staple Singers
2. Let It Rain ~ Eric Clapton
3. Let's Stay Together ~ Al Green
4. Listen To The Music ~ The Doobie Brothers
5. Hold Your Head Up ~ Argent
6. Oh Girl ~ The Chi-Lites
7. Black And White ~ Three Dog Night
8. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) ~ The Hollies
9. Back Stabbers ~ The O'Jays
10. Rocket Man ~ Elton John
11. School's Out ~ Alice Cooper
12. Lean On Me ~ Bill Withers
13. Go All The Way ~ The Raspberries
14. A Horse With No Name ~ America
15. Nights In White Satin ~ The Moody Blues
16. I Can See Clearly Now ~ Johnny Nash
17. Without You ~ Nilsson
18. I Saw The Light ~ Todd Rundgren
19. Layla ~ Derek and The Dominos

1973

1. Loves Me Like A Rock ~ Paul Simon
2. Superfly ~ Curtis Mayfield
3. We're An American Band ~ Grand Funk Railroad
4. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road ~ Elton John
5. Could It Be I'm Falling In Love ~ The Spinners
6. Love Train ~ The O'Jays
7. Brother Louie ~ Stories
8. Long Train Runnin' ~ The Doobie Brothers
9. Ain't No Woman (Like The One I Got) ~ The Four Tops
10. Midnight Train To Georgia ~ Gladys Knight and The Pips
11. Right Place, Wrong Time ~ Dr. John
12. The Cisco Kid ~ War
13. Hello It's Me ~ Todd Rundgren
14. Diamond Girl ~ Seals And Crofts
15. Stuck In The Middle With You ~ Stealers Wheel
16. Smoke On The Water ~ Deep Purple
17. Ramblin' Man ~ The Allman Brothers Band
18. Let's Get It On ~ Marvin Gaye
19. Walk On The Wild Side ~ Lou Reed

1974

1. Can't Get Enough ~ Bad Company
2. Show And Tell ~ Al Wilson
3. Come And Get Your Love ~ Redbone
4. I Shot the Sheriff ~ Eric Clapton
5. Help Me ~ Joni Mitchell
6. I Can Help ~ Billy Swan
7. Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy) ~ Al Green
8. Rock the Boat ~ The Hues Corporation
9. Bennie And the Jets ~ Elton John
10. Midnight Rider ~ Gregg Allman
11. Sweet Home Alabama ~ Lynyrd Skynyrd
12. The Loco-Motion ~ Grand Funk
13. Smokin' in the Boys' Room ~ Brownsville Station
14. Rikki Don't Lose That Number ~ Steely Dan
15. Rock On ~ David Essex
16. Midnight at the Oasis ~ Maria Muldaur
17. Kung Fu Fighting ~ Carl Douglas
18. Keep On Smilin' ~ Wet Willie
19. Then Came You~ Dionne Warwick and The Spinners
20. The Bitch Is Back~ Elton John

1975

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 ~ Patti 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

1976

1. Rock'n Me ~ Steve Miller Band
2. Takin' It to the Streets ~ The Doobie Brothers
3. Fooled around And Fell in Love ~ Elvin Bishop
4. Sara Smile ~ Daryl Hall and John Oates
5. Say You Love Me ~ Fleetwood Mac
6. Play That Funky Music ~ Wild Cherry
7. You Should Be Dancing ~ The Bee Gees
8. Show Me the Way ~ Peter Frampton
9. Don't Go Breaking My Heart ~ Elton John and Kiki Dee
10. Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) ~ Rod Stewart
11. Love to Love You Baby ~ Donna Summer
12. Still the One ~ Orleans
13. Hello Old Friend ~ Eric Clapton
14. Get Closer ~ Seals and Crofts
15. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover ~ Paul Simon
16. That'll Be the Day ~ Linda Ronstadt
17. Welcome Back ~ John Sebastian
18. Dream Weaver ~ Gary Wright
19. All by Myself ~ Eric Carmen
20. The Rubberband Man ~ The Spinners

1977

1. Got to Give It Up (Part 1) ~ Marvin Gaye
2. Serpentine Fire ~ Earth, Wind and Fire
3. Dreams ~ Fleetwood Mac
4. Cold as Ice ~ Foreigner
5. Blinded by the Light ~ Manfred Mann's Earth Band
6. Fly like an Eagle ~ Steve Miller Band
7. Southern Nights ~ Glen Campbell
8. Heard It in a Love Song ~ The Marshall Tucker Band
9. Blue Bayou ~ Linda Ronstadt
10. How Deep Is Your Love ~ The Bee Gees
11. Handy Man ~ James Taylor
12. Rich Girl ~ Daryl Hall and John Oates
13. The Things We Do for Love ~ 10cc
14. Year of the Cat ~ Al Stewart
15. It's So Easy ~ Linda Ronstadt
16. Feels like the First Time ~ Foreigner
17. I'm in You ~ Peter Frampton
18. So in to You ~ Atlanta Rhythm Section
19. Stayin' Alive ~ The Bee Gees
20. Slip Slidin' Away ~ Paul Simon

1978

1. Werewolves Of London ~ Warren Zevon
2. Baby Hold On ~ Eddie Money
3. Because The Night ~ Patti Smith Group
4. Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad ~ Meat Loaf
5. Hot Child In The City ~ Nick Gilder
6. Lay Down Sally ~ Eric Clapton
7. Hot Blooded ~ Foreigner
8. Life's Been Good ~ Joe Walsh
9. Peg ~ Steely Dan
10. Use Ta Be My Girl ~ The O'Jays
11. We Are The Champions ~ Queen
12. Night Fever ~ The Bee Gees
13. I Love The Nightlife (Disco 'Round) ~ Alicia Bridges
14. Kiss You All Over ~ Exile
15. Short People ~ Randy Newman
16. Dust In The Wind ~ Kansas
17. Le Freak ~ Chic
18. Double Vision ~ Foreigner
19. You're In My Heart (The Final Acclaim) ~ Rod Stewart
20. Ooh Baby Baby ~ Linda Ronstadt

1979

1. Good Times ~ Chic
2. Fire ~ The Pointer Sisters
3. We Are Family ~ Sister Sledge
4. You're Only Lonely ~ J.D. Souther
5. I Want You to Want Me ~ Cheap Trick
6. Too Much Heaven ~ The Bee Gees
7. Don't Bring Me Down ~ Electric Light Orchestra
8. Ring My Bell ~ Anita Ward
9. Reunited ~ Peaches and Herb
10. Bad Girls ~ Donna Summer
11. Do Ya Think I'm Sexy? ~ Rod Stewart
12. I Will Survive ~ Gloria Gaynor
13. Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy ~ Bad Company
14. Heart of Glass ~ Blondie
15. Tragedy ~ The Bee Gees
16. My Sharona ~ The Knack
17. Promises ~ Eric Clapton
18. What a Fool Believes ~ The Doobie Brothers


title: What, you were expecting me to give anything less than 5 stars for a Tom Petty concert CD?

text: Not sure who wrote the liner notes but the claim that this 1993 concert "represented his homecoming to Gainesville, his first major concert there since packing up his van and leaving with Mudcrutch almost 20 years before" is wildly inaccurate.  I still remember seeing the band perform there on October 8, 1981 while in law school and they were back in Gainesville again in 1983, 1990 and 1991 before the 1993 concert that is the subject of this CD set.


title: The queen reigns supreme on this one

text: Standout tracks: BLACK HAND SIDE, LISTEN TO ME, I CANT UNDERSTAND, ROUGH(classic match up), BRING THE FLAVOR, COOCHIE BANG(nice safe sex promotion in this song), SUPERSTAR, JUST ANOTHER DAY(classic), U.N.I.T.Y.(best anti-misogynist record ever!) WINKI'S THEME(touching tribute to her dead brother) etc. Filler: I never liked Weekend Love but thats it. Bottom Line: Queen Latifah gives you and undeniable classic and unfortunately its the last good album you'll here from her. While she showcases her skills on songs like Black Hand Side, Rough, Bring the Flavor, she gives you some gems like Coochie Bang and U.N.I.T.Y(a song which she addresses misogyny). You will never hear records like these from these overrated drama queens that the rap game is infested with nowadays! LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!!!


title: Lovely bird song cd !

text: I just love the sound of bird songs in the morning , and this cd really delivers.  It's a great recording and I use it a lot.  Very lovely !


title: One Star

text: I liked one song on this cd. They suck!!!


title: Won’t Play

text: This cd will not play in my CD player. Never had this happen before. All the others I try play but this one will not! So disappointed. I really like Secret Garden and was looking forward to it.


title: A must for Scots and Irishmen

text: Brings me back to my heritage, I think about the ancestors that came before me


title: Five Stars

text: This Album is KILLER!


title: Great as a gift!

text: So nice , I gave it as gift!


title: French Classics cd

text: Absolutely loved it! Thank You


title: great

text: ashlea loved it. just as described


title: Worth it

text: Works greats and adjustable to my comfort


title: The best

text: Wonderful Italian singer


title: Very good

text: She was the queen of bolero very good


title: Delivery

text: Very good album


title: Wonderful

text: These are light hearted lovely musical songs that depict the southwest.  I have been listening for years to this wonderful music.


title: Cool find!

text: Great album from BIS. Very catchy pop songs with one or two real gems that make even the crummiest of my moods dissapear.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic! Great fully orchestrated version as well as the original both on the same disk.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed this audio book


title: Sleepy speakers

text: It never ceases to amaze me how poor the native speakers are on language tapes. One of the women's voices sounds as if she just woke up from a long nap and is being forced to speak into the microphone. Even if it is a good idea to get one's ears used to different speakers, there's not much learning going on if the voices are garbled and ugly.<br />I highly recommend the complete Teach Yourself Swedish book and its 2 cd's. The voices are clear and easy to understand.


title: Exceptionally Pleasant!

text: Superb instrumental album, many in traditional style.


title: Device incompatibility problem.

text: The original cds did not play correctly in my device. Will be returning it. Played another set from my friend and worked perfectly. Great song contents and instruments.<br />Rating the cds per my friends copy at the highest level which it deserves.


title: Nice.

text: This group from Chile produced some excellent chilean folk music over the years. Very unique and precious stuff. The world won't likely see anything like this ever again. On the other hand, chilean folk music isn't for everybody. If you are Chilean, you should already know what this music sounds like. If not, you should get to know your heritage. Unfortunately, one of their best albums has never been digitally reproduced.


title: Don't Buy It

text: Can't even listen to this beyond the first few plays. Disappointing covers. You'll hear better from most bar bands in a local club.


title: In my opinion, the pianist in the world

text:
Carl Doy in my opinion is the best pianist in the world.  All you have to do is listen to this CD and all of his other CD's, especially Piano By Candlelight.  I think you might just end up agreeing with me.  If you really, truly love music in all it's forms, in this case piano, I absolutely strongly recommend purchasing this CD and all his other ones.  It is the most gorgeous piano music.  Trust me, you won't be disappointed.

P.S.  It's not elevator music.


title: I have three or four versions of this. Wanted ...

text: I have three or four versions of this.  Wanted this copy as a travel companion.  I am a definite fan of Stars on 45


title: New!

text: It was new with the plastic wrap intact.


title: Recommended!

text: Very difficult-to-find CD from Harry Middlebrooks.  He is a very under-rated singer who should have received more attention and made more CDs.  Unique voice and pleasing tunes on this CD.


title: Lovely and deeply emotional music . . .

text: This album contains ten beautifully arranged love songs, including When Do We Stop Starting Over, Lead On, If You Ever Get to Houston, Let Me Sleep, Goodnight, and five others.  Playing acoustic guitar, Chet Atkins accompanies Newbury's voice on one tune.  Every song on this album could be part of a soundtrack for most movies that are classified as "film noir."  Mickey Newbury is a master of capturing the feelings of the heart, and this album does a splendid job of touching you deeply.


title: Taylor rocks!

text: I absolutely love the song Beautiful Eyes. It is one of the greatest songs (if not the greatest) that Taylor Swift sings. I was really mad that I couldn't just buy the song as an mp3 on amazon or on iTunes but I was able to find a good deal on the cd. Me and my 4 year old daughter love singing along to all the songs.


title: Very pleased

text: Bought this for my daughter for her birthday. I was very pleased (as was she) with the purchase. Items arrived securely packaged. Shipping time was great, exactly as expected. I received a tracking number as promised. I opted for the express delivery, which was only an additional $5.. very impressive. I also received the two unfolded posters, not pictured, which arrived in one tube. Overall a great purchase experience. Highly recommend this seller.


title: Swinging Throughout

text: Ponder was an underrated player, always in Wes's shadow. He may not have had his own sound, but he swung like mad, and I remember him from hisPhilly sojourn in the early 1970s. This was a terrific recording, and when I see what dealers want for it, I guess I can understand. A nice mix of pretty stuff and uptempo numbers and if you're a Ponder fan, you'll want it


title: Worth the price for the rare stuff alone

text:
An absolutely fabulous release. All of Ian's solo work after Mott The Hoople contained in one package. Even if you already possess all the individual releases , this box has so many extras that they alone are worth the price. The released stuff has never sounded better , and the rare stuff is that which dreams are made of. Live , studio , demos , alternate tracks , DVD videos , full concerts ; it's ALL here.
The package also includes a hardcover book with track-by-track comments from Mr. Hunter ; loads of unseen photos and industry raves. There is also a newspaper-style packet , chock full of reading material.
Each set has an individually signed photo from the "All American Alien Boy" era.
This set, along with the terrific "Fingers Crossed" also released in 2016 , as well as an impressive tour , made it an unforgettable year for Ian's dedicated legion of fans. I was lucky enough to catch four shows in five days , front row for all. Ian and the Rant Band put on an unbelievable show!!

This set is strictly limited to 2,500 copies....DON'T WAIT !....Proper records did a proper job of putting it all together.


title: This is even better than "Greatest Stories Live" and "Legends Of The Lost ...

text:
This is even better than "Greatest Stories Live" and "Legends Of The Lost And Found" put together ! Harry was the ultimate audience participation performer. He knew who his audience was , and why they came to see him.
Having attended about a dozen shows , I can tell you this is a perfect representation of what a Harry show was like. Energy abound , just Harry and his guitar , take us through a myriad of emotional highs. Harry involves the audience like no other. His voice strains often as he tries to hit "the high notes" , but no one put more effort into a show than Harry.
A warts and all performance from a genius I miss.


title: Hunter and Ronson in fine form from beginning to end

text:
WOW ! Ian was 50 at the time of this recording. The "YUI ORTA" tour was utter balls to the wall rock and roll !
A not - so legitimate release , San Jose '89 finds our Mr. Hunter and Mr. Ronson in fine form from beginning to end. I attended three shows on this tour , and have nothing but fond memories.
Several tracks from the then current "YUI ORTA" fill this release  , and show what an underrated release that studio album is.
Sure , I miss Mick...but I could not be more appreciative and blessed that Ian is still carrying the torch , and setting things on fire with it.


title: Gun to the head....

text:
It WAS a special year....Deadheads argue about the best tour , the best year...I find true gems in EVERY year.....
But , with the proverbial gun to the proverbial head...this is MY favorite Dead.
1977 , a magical year...the band had a h-u-g-e canon to choose from each night , and pulled out all the stops in 1977.
Every show contained herein is a true classic. It is what made the myth into true legend.Tight , tight playing , inspired solos and set lists , command of the audience...there was no better than 1977 Dead.
Enjoy any Dead you want.....but if you want the best single year ever.....Many will agree , none is better than '77.....and many fine examples are on this set from May 1977.


title: Every period had its' moments

text:
Everyone has there favorite era....speak to any DeadHead and you will hear what the best era was. 1972 , 1977 , 1974 , 1969 , 1985 , 1990...blah , blah , blah.....
I own EVERY single Dead release..over 200 ... plus thousands , yes thousands , of"alternatively obtained" recordings. I will continue to forever buy  EVERY release the Gods see fit to release.
Each and every era has significant moments of magic. I'm just GRATEFUL most all of it is available to us.. The 30 year long , strange triip is now entering its' 50th year.
Spring 1990 was a great tour.The band seemed to really being enjoying themselves , and the songs , although WAY more structured than in earlier periods had a tightness that wasn't always found in those earlier periods.
With the impending release of "Spring 1990..The Other One" we will have 8 more shows from a monumental tour.
Second only in release to the massive Europe 72 complete recordings , this is the largest document of a single tour by the good ol' Grateful Dead.
It doesn't matter what period you like the most....just listen , enjoy and share it with others....The Dead NEED to be around another 50 years !


title: Get 'em while you can !

text:
Both volumes of this set are amazing ! A total of 600 40's and 50's R&B tracks that influenced the start of Rock and Roll.That is if you have volumes one and two. Over 24 hours of great R&B.
Sound quality varies , but for it's age----it all sounds great !
Anyone interested in following the thread of blues to R&B to R&R would be well served by both of these sets.


title: Thanks AMAZON !

text:
I was attempting to complete my Strawbs (and related) releases , and this long out of print recording was one I did not own. At the time I ordered it (July 31, 2010) it was not in stock , but Amazon would notify me when it was back in stock.
Several months later , I received a request to update my order if I still wanted it...I did.
Well , lo and behold today it shows up in my mailbox 9 months later. Never did i expect to own this wonderful recording. Thanks for the obvious tenacity Amazon.
Oh , the record ? Great acoustic Strawbs recording 15 classic Strawbs tracks , making each sound brand new. And the sound is FANTASTIC!


title: Great to stumble across this

text: In times before the internet , before finding things was so easy...I used to peruse record stores (remember those ?) looking at every disc hoping to find one elusive or rare one that struck my fancy. I relived that feeling when I found this recording. A fine , fine tribute to a fine , fine man. Harry Chapin was a truly unique individual with a master ability to sing stories. His songs weren't just melody and lyric , they each told a story and "took you" somewhere. That's why listening to someone other than Harry sing these songs is somewhat strange--they were Harry's personal masterpieces , and he made each come alive like no other. But , this recording works on many levels. It is a celebration of Harry's music by his innermost circle-his family. Having attended a dozen or so of Harry's shows , I am biased in saying the best moment on this disc is hearing Big John Wallace sing "O Holy Night" in the chorus of "Mr Tanner" again (that always did give me a spine-tingle) , but you will find many beautiful moments in this lovingly assembled tribute. Boy , I miss Harry.


title: " Just me kind" but the whole CD is great. This music by Steve Amerson is just so ...

text: I bought this C D for 1 song," Just me kind" but the whole CD is great.  This music by Steve Amerson is just so soothing. Love it


title: RCA Session Records' "40 Original Hits" Collection of Songs from the 50s and 60s

text:
This three record set was my introduction to rock and roll back in 1976. And what a collection it was. I played this to death, and Mom and Dad liked that it was music from their era.
One thing these collections often did was re-record the originals and sneak them into multi-album collections. Not so in this case. Here you get the *original hits* from the *original artists*. It has remained one of my favorite collections of 50s and 60s tunes.
Below is the track listing for this 3-LP set:
A1 Chuck Berry: Johnny B. Goode
A2 Dion: Lovers Who Wander
A3 Linda Scott: I've Told Every Little Star
A4 Bobby Rydell: We Got Love
A5 The Blues Magoos: We Ain't Got Nothin' Yet
A6 Donnie Brooks: Mission Bells
A7 Thomas Wayne: Tragedy
B1 Jewel Akens: The Birds And The Bees
B2 Tony Bellus: Robbin' The Cradle
B3 The Premiers: Farmer John
B4 Cannibal And The Head Hunters: Land Of 1000 Dances
B5 Dee Dee Sharp: Mashed Potato Time
B6 Jimmy Clanton: Go, Jimmy, Go
B7 The Platters: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
C1 The Dovells: Bristol Stomp
C2 Don and Juan: What's Your Name
C3 The Del-Vikings: Come Go With Me
C4 The Shirelles: Soldier Boy
C5 Bill Justis: Raunchy
C6 The Shangri-Las: Remember (Walkin' In The Sand)
C7 Jim Reeves: He'll Have To Go
D1 Bobby Day: Rockin' Robin
D2 The Mystics: Hushabye
D3 Rosie And The Originals: Angel Baby
D4 Neil Sedaka: Stairway To Heaven
D5 Ray Peterson: Tell Laura I Love Her
D6 Jody Reynolds: Endless Sleep


title: A Power Pop Classic!

text:
I can't praise David Werner's self-titled third album enough. His eponymous album from 1979 is nothing short of a Power Pop masterpiece. "Power Pop" to me defines smart, catchy, guitar-driven melodies best enjoyed on a summer drive or a day at the beach. When I think of Power Pop bands, Cheap Trick, Big Star, The Raspberries, early Nick Lowe, and The Knack. David Werner, with the three albums he released (Whizz Kid, Imagination Quota, and David Werner) fits comfortably alongside them.

There's really not a bad song on the album. From start to finish, every song is laced with catchy melodies, harmonies, and diverse instrumentation. "Melanie Cries" is a prime example. One of the few mellow songs on the album, starting with a hypnotic bass line, guitar, keyboards, and lush vocals reminiscent of The Association and to a lesser degree, the Beach Boys. The rest of the album is straight ahead rock, reminiscent of Graham Parker, Southside Johnny, with little bits of Marc Bolan and David Bowie sprinkled into the mix (especially on his first two albums).

I don't see a track listing here on Amazon, so for the record, here it is:

Can't Imagine  (3:38)
What's Right  (3:42)
What Do You Need To Love  (4:01)
Melanie Cries  (4:50)
Eye To Eye  (4:52)
Hold On Tight  (4:13)
Every New Romance  (5:35)
Too Late To Try  (2:39)
High Class Blues  (4:07)
She Sent Me Away  (4:31)

Why this album never made it, I don't know. Why it's not available as a legal download in this day and age is a mystery as well. (I did see that [[ASIN:B004TBX0SU What's Right]] is available as part of a collection.)  I will say, however, this album has aged better than much of the music that came from the same timeframe, and preferable to what's out on the scene today. It's definately a classic that deserves to see the light of day again as an official release.


title: A must for all who loved President Ronald Reagan

text: If you are one of the millions who loved and respected President Ronald Reagan, you will want to add this to your collection and listen to it over and over.  It is so inspiring, with moving eulogies and exquisite music that add to the beauty of the recording.  I was fortunate enough to be a member of the Reagan Library and was able to purchase my copy when it was available to the public.  I would take no amount of money for it!  I'll never part with it.


title: Ok

text: Ok


title: Could be the all time best performance of La Mer and Nocturnes

text:
The performance by Eliahu Inbal with the Concertgebouw Orchestra is quite possibly the all time best.  It's perfect in every way.  The sound quality is amazing.  Clean, clear, natural, present sound.  It's not perfect when it gets loud, but it's also not distorted.

There are other releases of this same recording, so look for the best price, but it is truly wonderful.


title: I found this CD while looking for "Now Playing! Rob Richards at El Capitan Theatre"...

text:
... Can't find that one, but I know that Rob Richards is an excellent Theatre Organist, so I am putting the track listing of this CD on this page here for you...

1  The Phantom Of The Opera
2  Stardust
3  Stompin' At The Savoy
4  Russian Romance
5  It's A Small World
6  Crazy
7  New York New York
8  A Whole New World
9  Friend Like Me
10  Canadian Sunset
11  Stumbling
12  Rondeau
13  On My Own
14  Linus And Lucy
15  All I Ask Of You
16  The Policy King Rag
17  Trees