Legends [Import]

Product Description
Legends 3-CD album set comprising of 52 of Dionne Warwick's greatest hits and featuring duets with Johnny Mathis, Luther Vandross, Glenn Jones, Barry Manilow, Jeffrey Osborne and many more including 'That's What Friends Are For' - with Elton John, Gladys Knight & Stevie Wonder. Sony. 2005.

Legends,Dionne Warwick,Sony / Bmg Import,Brill Building Pop,Easy Listening,Easy Listening/Vocal,Pop,Pop-Soul,Soul,Soul/R & B,United States of America

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Average customer rating: Myths & Legends

Myths and Legends David Arkenstone Manufacturer: Gemini Sun Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music Solo Instrumental | New Age | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Electronic | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Celtic Sanctuary Deep Still Blue CD and DVD (DVD for Region 1) Windscapes Ocean Dreams Healing Waters ASIN: B000P46QHM Release Date: 2007-05-22

Tracks:

1. Tree of Life 5:51
2. Legend of Bell Rock 4:42
3. Song of Sheherazade 5:35
4. Daughter of the Sun 6:12
5. Oceanus 4:48
6. Across the River 5:18
7. The Wolf's Head 4:50
8. Temple of Isis 6:18
9. El Dorado 5:17

Tracks:

1. Tree of Life Mysteries 5:51
2. Legend of Bell Rock Mysteries 4:42
3. Song of Sheherazade Mysteries 5:35
4. Daughter of the Sun Mysteries 6:12
5. Oceanus Mysteries 4:48
6. Across the River Mysteries 5:18
7. The Wolf's Head Mysteries 4:50
8. Temple of Isis Mysteries 6:18
9. El Dorado Mysteries 5:17

Tracks:

1. Tree of Life
2. Legend of Bell Rock
3. Song of Sheherazade
4. Daughter of the Sun
5. Oceanus
6. Across the River
7. The Wolf's Head
8. Temple of Isis
9. El Dorado

Amazon.com

Myths and Legends arrives 20 years after the release of Valley in the Clouds, David Arkenstone's still-mesmerizing debut recording, and the composer/multi-instrumentalist calls it "probably the most ambitious project I have ever attempted." Extras certainly abound here. Beyond a bonus DVD, which mingles nature images, animation, and a few campy videos, Myths and Legends includes a supplemental audio CD designed to be played simultaneously (on a separate system) with the main audio disc. Synching up two discs can be an unwieldy task, yet the effort yields an entertaining listening experience where the main disc is enriched by a wealth of sonic accents (roars, voices, rattles, and hums), giving Arkenstone's musical tales a deeper dimension. (The migration of electric guitar between the two discs during "Daughter of the Sun" provides some fun aural calisthenics.) So, is it great music or just a great gimmick? For fans attracted to Arkenstone's cinematic flourishes and storytelling reveries through sound, it's pleasant, usually interesting listening--another reminder that he remains a worthy contender for a major soundtrack project. Arkenstone adorns many compositions with Celtic, Middle Eastern, and tribal colors, and links many with a sense of spirited, seafaring swagger. His fondness for flutes sometimes softens his sound a touch too much, but at other times Arkenstone allows the cosmic winds to carry him to interesting, dynamic places (such as "Tree of Life"). --Terry Wood

Album Description

Historical first - includes "Magical Bonus CD" and a full length DVD including interviews with David Arkenstone and director Johnny Wilson. "An amazing magical three disc set with a unique and unprecedented twist." The second magical CD is designed to be played simultaneously with the "Myths and Legends" CD and contains supplemental ambient textures, layered melodic material, sound effects and sonic encoding designed to transform each listening experience into a personal journey of discovery over unique multiple listening's.

Renowned visionary David Arkenstone holds the key to a secret centuries old, made of magic and mystery, of Myths and Legends. A place that exists all around us and within our hearts, minds, and souls. The key to this secret lies within the musical textures, layered melodic material, and sonic encoding contained herein. Each playing offers a personal journey of discovery unlocking a hidden door bringing light into our world. Supplemental textures of this three disc Audio Visual Connect Series(tm) transform and mold each listening experience into a singular unique event, never to be duplicated again. You now hold the key in your hand, it is time to unlock the door!

Customer Reviews:

Myths & Legends.......2007-06-21

I am a big fan of David Arkenstone's music since first time I hear his state of the art Atlantis album. David Arkenstone is like a painter - he is using sound colors and textures to create images in music. With his music you can image far worlds you've never seen before.

On Myths & Legends, David Arkenstone also giving you a ticket to travel an actual visual world - with a bonus DVD contains high quality videos for all of the songs. Experiencing his deeply atmospheric music with 5.1 dolby digital audio definitely a unique event.

Also on audio part - there is an ambient CD. When you played it with main audio CD simultaneously it's creating even more deeper atmosphere (you will need separate music players and loudspeakers for it). Indeed it will let you in to the world of Myths & Legens.

I suggest this album to everyone. An old fan of David or new one - doesn't matter. It will be a unique audio-visual experience with every second of it.

Average customer rating: The Solitude of the Legends of the Fall The greatest soundtrack I've ever heard Legends of the Fall Oh, Please! Forget "Titanic"!! One of the most exquisite scores ever created!!

Legends Of The Fall: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack James Horner Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music 1990s | By Decade | Soundtracks | Styles | Music CDs $7 - $10 | Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs $7 - $10 | Soundtracks General | Soundtracks | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Soundtracks General | Soundtracks | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Soundtracks | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Soundtracks | The Sony BMG Masterworks Store | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Last Of The Mohicans: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Braveheart: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Dances with Wolves Glory: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Meet Joe Black: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ASIN: B000002AT6 Release Date: 1995-01-10

Tracks:

1. Legends Of The Fall
2. The Ludlows
3. Off To War
4. To The Boys...
5. Samuel's Death
6. Alfred Moves To Helena
7. Farewell/Descent Into Madness
8. The Changing Seasons, Wild Horses, Tristan's...
9. The Wedding
10. Isabel's Murder, Recollections Of Samuel
11. Revenge
12. Goodbyes
13. Alfred, Tristan, The Colonel, The Legend...

Amazon.com essential recording

This magnificent soundtrack perfectly captures the grandeur of Edward Zwick's 1994 film. It sounds the way a Montana sunset looks: big, wide, far-reaching, and full of color. In fact, the music is so good most viewers were able to overlook Brad Pitt's acting. This is such a powerful soundtrack that sound editors frequently use portions of it as an early trailer score for other films. Composed, conducted and produced by James Horner, Legends makes use of the fabulous London Symphony Orchestra, as well as fiddle and Japanese wood flute that will remind listeners of Horner's other famous works: the soundtracks to Glory and Titanic. --Charles R. Cross

Customer Reviews:

The Solitude of the Legends of the Fall .......2007-06-19

I absolutely love James Horner and his works, and I was not at all surprised when I listened to this stunning soundtrack. The soundtrack brings peaceul serenity of the wilderness along with the sudden unpredictability of human character (in this case Tristan's). It won't lull you to sleep so easily, but I am certain that is exactly what Horner wants- he doesn't want a lullaby but a soundtrack to describe the feelings, and the days of the characters who live the music. Like the soundtracks of "Titanic", "Swing Kids", "The New World", and "Troy", the music will take you to another time, and mutes out the sound of traffic, and noise of this busy present day, to bring you near to the heart of the past and it's tumultuous times that seem all more beautiful than what we experience today. For the regular people who are certain this music should only be confined to stuffy elderly people wanting a nap, prepare to be proved wrong as a teenager wrote this. I highly encourage you to if not buy, at least listen to this music.
-s.budgeon

The greatest soundtrack I've ever heard.......2007-02-17

Have you ever seen a movie before and loved it for no other reason than the soundtrack? I love Legends of the Fall. Not because the storyline is fantastic or because Brad Pitt is dreamy. No, I love the movie because of the music. I actually bought this cassette tape ten years ago in a second hand store. I had never seen the movie but for $.25 I thought, what the hay. It quickly became my favorite cassette and now CD ever. While many movie scores have moved me, nothing has ever been quite like Horner's Legends. The emotion, the gradure of Montana, the fall of the family is beautifully expressed in the music. If I had to be stranded on a desert island for the rest of my life and could only take one CD, this would be it.

Legends of the Fall.......2007-01-04

This is by far the best soundtrack, ever! I have listened to it over and over again, and I have never tired of it. I recommend this to everyone. My whole family (including my teens) love to listen to it. Thanks!

Oh, Please! Forget "Titanic"!!.......2006-11-17

One of the things that bothered me a lot is that "Legends Of The Fall" was not nominated for an Oscar back in 1994-95, and I would have been more than happy if James Horner had won it for this beautiful piece of music, and not for "Titanic" three years later. Not that the latter wasn't touching, but I think that "Legends" has more personality.
Some people might say that Horner was channeling Aaron Copland, but to be honest, I simply don't care. This is his best composition from his 90's output, period. I mean the theme in the first track, as well as the theme for the Ludlow family, are truly masterpieces in their own right; when I heard them in the movie, I shed tears because these compositions fit perfectly with the drama and the beautiful landscapes you see on screen. In spite of the similarity of the track 'Revenge' with Horner's 'Hightland's Execution' from "Patriot Games", the beauty and the power of the aforementioned themes is overwhelming enough to forget that track.
All in all, "Legends Of The Fall" is a far better work than "Titanic", to tell you the truth, and this is one great, great film score by James Horner.

One of the most exquisite scores ever created!!.......2006-11-12

I have never viewed this film,but this score is a true masterpiece.I am a big fan of movie scores and of James Horner.Almost every score he composes is an artwork but THIS is his greatest work to date.With each note,a new mood is felt.One moment you feel contentment,the next moment sorrow.While each track is good the standout among all of them is "The Ludlows".I am not at all prone to crying,but this piece has brought me near tears.The violin solos are especially affecting in this piece.Many reviewers have commented that Horner is dull and repetitive,I beg to differ.I admit that many chords and sometimes whole themes are repeated in his scores.However,nearly every time he varies an insrumentation or note to bring a change to the piece.Also,on each occasion,he usually writes a new theme to accompany a used one.Yes,he tends to be slightly repetitious,but every comoser will repeat themself at some point in time.John Williams has penned many scores that sound the same.It's called having a "style".Writers of novels do the same thing all the time with far inferior results.So don't criticize James Horner.Just enjoy his breathtaking music,beginning with this,his masterpiece.

Average customer rating: GREAT for kids and parents, too! cute for kids Everybody listens when they come to my house A gem! One of the most under rated cd's on the market

Nicky's Jazz for Kids Various Artists Manufacturer: Dominick ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Vocal Jazz General | Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Jive Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Children's Music | Styles | Music Compilations | Children's Music | Styles | Music General | Children's Music | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Jazz for Kids: Sing, Clap, Wiggle and Shake Nicky's Jazz Lullabies Nicky The Jazz Cat Mary Had a Little Amp A Child's Celebration of Rock 'n' Roll ASIN: B0000DI4TB Release Date: 2003-10-21

Tracks:

1. Key-Mo Ky-Mo (The Magic Song) - The King Cole Trio
2. Everybody Eats When They Come to My House - Cab Calloway
3. A Tisket, A Tasket - Ella Fitzgerald
4. Three Blind Mice - The King Cole Trio
5. The Music Goes 'Round and Around - Louis Prima
6. The Jungle King (You Ain't Done a Doggone Thing) - Cab Calloway
7. Ten Feet Off The Ground - Louis Armstrong
8. All That Meat And No Potatoes - Fats Waller
9. Jeepers Creepers - Count Basie & Tony Bennett
10. The Umbrella Man - Dizzy Gillespie
11. Chew-Chew-Chew (Chew Your Bubblegum) - Ella Fitzgerald
12. Your Feet's Too Big - Fats Waller
13. A Doodlin' Song - Peggy Lee

Album Description

Nicky's Jazz For Kids has received The American Library Association's Notable Children's Recording Award, The Parents' Choice Silver Honor Award, The iParenting Media Award, and was chosen as a Parenting Magazine "Parenting Pick."

This jazz for kids CD--the very first and best collection of its kind--provides children with a fun and engaging introduction to jazz with rhyming, fun-filled, sing-a-long songs that they (and you) will never tire of. All tracks were chosen especially for kids by their buddy Nicky The Jazz Cat and were re-mastered from their one-of-a-kind originals. Sung by the world's most celebrated jazz legends, Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Tony Bennett, Cab Calloway, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Peggy Lee, Louis Prima and Fats Waller, Nicky's swinging and spirited picks are sure to inspire endless singing, dancing and interactive musical play with the whole family.

The most car-friendly CD ever!

Customer Reviews:

GREAT for kids and parents, too!.......2007-04-13

I rarely write reviews, but just had to write about this amazing CD. It's not your typical kiddie-fare. My three kids (ages 4, 6, and 8) listen to this one over and over again, and my husband and I are hooked, too. We are not into jazz at all, but the songs here are so catchy and fun. It's cool enough that you could even play it at an adult function, and everyone would like it. In fact, I'm buying it for my mom, who is 64, because I know that she'll be singing it around the house in no time at all -- just like we do!

cute for kids.......2006-08-13

I bought "Nicky's Jazz Lullabies" before my baby was born and loved it, so I decided to purchase this CD. My baby is a little young for it yet, but it fun to listen to while we play. The songs are cute and catchy, and I'm sure she'll love it eventually. I'm a jazz lover and hope to introduce her to some of the greats. Plus, in my opinion, this beats those cheesy kids songs any day.

Everybody listens when they come to my house.......2006-07-25

This is a delightful program of songs that will please everyone with a garden of word-tune delights. My family and I loved it. We've played it over and over again for our friends. I bought it for several other children I know. They loved it. One 4-year-old is determined to learn every song. And that means learning lots of words, rhymes, syncopation, from great artists of American jazz culture. A verbal infusion for the young that is great fun.

A gem!.......2006-01-23

I rarely write reviews, but I need to comment on how fantastic this compilation is. I have a four-year-old and an eighteen-month-old, and this CD is in heavy rotation at our house. My husband and I love the music at least as much as they do -- it's stylish and sets a great mood as we're making dinner and doing dishes. The kids love it too, needless to say. My four-year-old's favorites are Three Blind Mice (she loves when the farmer's wife squeaks that she'll give back the tails) and the final track by Peggy Lee (where she says the word *poop*, as in "party poop" -- endless laughter ensues). Ella Fitzgerald's A-Tisket, A-Tasket and Chew, Chew Your Bubblegum are priceless. All in all, I highly recommend this CD -- everyone will be happy to hear it again and again.

One of the most under rated cd's on the market.......2005-05-03

This cd has won awards and delighted anyone who has listened. Why it isn't a requirement for kids learning about music, especially in the US where Jazz became Jazz, is beyond me. Perfectly charming songs from the best of the best who made Jazz, lots of passionate Jazz.

Average customer rating: Wonderful Concept Album Rick Wakeman's best Needs more blastbeats A Legendary Progressive Rock Album master piece

Myths & Legends Of King Arthur & The Knights Of The Round Table Rick Wakeman Manufacturer: Fontana a&M ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music CDs $7 - $10 | Pop General | Pop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs $7 - $10 | Progressive Rock | Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Progressive Rock | Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Journey to the Centre of the Earth The Six Wives of Henry VIII Songs of Middle Earth: Inspired by The Lord of the Rings Return To The Centre Of The Earth Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds ASIN: B000002GBK Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

1. Arthur
2. Lady Of The Lake
3. Guinevere
4. Sir Lancelot And The Black Knight
5. Merlin The Magician
6. Sir Galahad
7. The Last Battle

Customer Reviews:

Wonderful Concept Album.......2007-05-18

This is the first album of Rick Wakeman's I ever heard. I fell in love at once. It has both the English sense of destiny and the modern (yes, still) sense of continuity. You get a sense of the Legend through the songs, and a new look at the love story behind some of it.

From this album I fell in love with the man's work.

Rick Wakeman's best.......2007-04-07

This album sounds very contemporary. Great vocal, diverse and higly dramatic musical themes - you will listen it again and again!

The only serious drawback - mediocre quality of recording.

Needs more blastbeats.......2006-12-01

Standout tracks = *

ARTHUR* Intro track, starts with an "epic" (actually weak) voiceover and then the keys and attempts at bombast come in... I don't know if you've ever heard Bal Sagoth, but the overall corny epic feel of this album reminds me of their work. The synths that are trying to sound like horns work way better here than on stupid black metal albums, no doubt. The keys rule this album, the highlight of this track being the set of atomic cricket chirps heard around 4:50. There's also some cool clean guitar that sounds like someone held a mic within a few feel of an unaware James from Arsis noodling unplugged as a warm-up to his set. All around this is a rocking and powerful track.

LADY OF THE LAKE Total throwaway. Yes, vocals alone can be cool, but this forty-second choral-only track is a piece of poo compared to that amazing moment right before the final movement of Edge of Sanity's Crimson.

GUINEVERE Lame traditional piano wankery to start, almost too much to forgive after the last track already had me looking for a way out. There's a little respite from all sound, then the ballad crap comes in. It's almost saved by the sweet future synths goofing around in the background, but too lame, too late. There's the beloved/hated (just my personal preference on this particular birdsong) crow cackle in the left speaker around 2:00 - I don't think it's farfetched to say this is a not-too-subtle Dim Mak homage. Wakeman's delivery of the word "Guinevere" is almost as incomprehensible as Danzig's take on "Vampira" and much more giggle inducing. This track is all around same-y and something that a chick from another era would probably get down to. The best portion begins at 4:00 when the midget space worms present themselves from their gestation chamber and regale the gathered patrons with their mating song, weemp-whoomped out with joy and lechery in their native tongue. Though this is a track only for the die-hards, it goes out in class, using the "slowing the tape down" effect to gradually and quickly drop the pitch of the fruity chorus we just spent the whole song begging to quit imitating castratos.

SIR LANCELOT AND THE BLACK KNIGHT* Holy moly! This is cheese prog the way it's meant to be done! After the phenomenal and manly "FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!" intro chant, the deliciously dextrous keys take turns with a fervent and testicled singer to craft a fetus-shredding verse. I can't even express how much how the "WHOOH" horn that accompanies the final beat of every sung line during the verses. This cataclysmic energy doesn't let up, all the way through a blazing keyboard solo that makes the wee space larva from the previous track cry to mommy. The best bits from earlier in the song are recycled, generating a medival prog epic that will stand the test of time.

MERLIN THE MAGICIAN Opens with some choral nonsense, this probably sounds cool if you are 5 or if you go to church. Much like The third track, just when the first bit of nonsense lets up, our optimism is punished with yet more nonsense. If I wanted to hear clean piano being played proficiently, I wouldn't have moved out of Mom's house (SHE HAS A PIANO AND I CAN PLAY IT SO EASY). Some three-dimensional sounds appear around 3:15 that attempt to save this slug of a song, but they're not really annihilating the faux-ivory-tickling we've heard in the previous two tracks, making this feel like a useless song built around a mediocre solo. Something so imcomprehensibly terrible that I cannot put it into words happens at 4:50; the only good thing I can say this fifty seconds of terror is that it sort of reminds me of a stage in Super Mario World. More volume-filling, mind-expanding laser solos make me smile towards the end, but my smile is shattered and I am plunged into irreparable depravity as the Mario-esque nonsense returns for a torturous reprise.

SIR GALAHAD I guess Wakeman has a boner for choral intros, but even if I'd had any sort of stiffness, these intros would act as an all too tight condom. After the requisite intro and mellow pre-song nonsense that is becoming a recurring motif, some more nonsense that was probably intended to cause booties to boogie appears, complelling my already flaccid member to desire a safe haven where it can be softened no more. This song is all over the place: not in the worst way possible, but in a way that I don't want to commit more than a few words to the attention-whoring chicanery. Basically, they build it up so you feel like some posers are about to be forcibly removed from the hall, but after the badical buildup, the posers are instead taken by the club owner into the VIP room where they wine and dine our collective sisters.

THE LAST BATTLE There was a smooth segue from the prior track into this nine-minute goliath, so I didn't notice the track change. Our sisters having such a blast and get wasted on champagne probably wasn't helping my focus, either. Not too much on this mediocre and paradoxically non-epic track that we haven't heard yet. Some vocal scat nonsense arrives at 2:47 in an obvious tribute to Katamari Damacy. This last track is clearly dedicated to nap-inducing rather than bombast; I say skip it.

Summary Some fun tracks, some duds, and many cool moments. Many less blastbeats than advertized.

A Legendary Progressive Rock Album.......2006-06-29

Believe it or not, it was my mom that introduced me to this album. She told me that when she was about my age she had it on tape and loved it. Since then I wanted it and I have finally got it. I really don't think to many people have heard of Rick Wakeman's solo projects. I'm sure they know him from Yes and the album he did with Black Sabbath but not of his own works, I could be wrong though. From what I've gathered, this is his third album the first being The six Wives Of Henry VIII and the second Journey To The Center Of The Earth. If this album is any indacation of how good his solo works are, I need to pick those other two up. On to the music. The story is about Arthur and his companions and their many exploits and I think he loosly based this album on Thomas Mallory's Le Morte D'Arthur in particular. This album shows that Wakeman is a master (if not the master) of the synthisizer and keyboard. Each song is distinct from the previous which is good in my book. And while there isn't a whole lot of singing, the songs themselves do a good job of telling the story and characters. I just love the different arrangements that go with the different characters, especially Merlin and Guinevere. Plus Rick is accompinied by an orchrastra and The English Chamber Choir which is totaly cool. I've read some reviews saying that some of the singing isn't that great but I have to disagree. While it's not the best singing I've ever heard it's still pretty good. The use of jazz and fusion jazz is also good and in my opinion really helps this already excellent album out. If I have any complaints it is that this album is too short and that it comes with no lyrics. For the first, it doesn't really matter because even though it is over forty-two minutes, I've got other cds that are good but are shorter. And as for the lyrics, I'll get over it because there isn't a whole lot of singing and what singing that is there is pretty much understandable. Definitely an excellent album that shouldn't be passed up.

master piece.......2006-04-07

if you really want to listen to a creative work , a good work and a prog rock this is a must! buy it now!!!! excelent work! Merlin the magician is a masterpiece!

Average customer rating:

Bobby Bare Sings Lullabys, Legends and Lies (And More) Bobby Bare Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Outlaw & Progressive Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music Traditional Folk | Folk | Styles | Music Country Folk | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Best of Nat Stuckey Patchwork/Fancy Anchored in Love: A Tribute To June Carter Cash Kern River/Chill Factor Compadres: An Anthology of Duets ASIN: B000ROAL8K Release Date: 2007-07-24

Tracks:

1. Lullabys, Legends And Lies
2. Paul
3. Marie Lavaux
4. Daddy What If
5. The Wonderful Soup Stone
6. The Winner
7. In the Hills Of Shiloh
8. She's My Ever Lovin' Machine
9. The Mermaid
10. Rest Awhile
11. Bottomless Well
12. True Story
13. Sure Hit Songwriters Pen
14. Rosalie's Good Eats Cafe

Tracks:

1. Sylvia's Mother
2. Singin' In the Kitchen
3. $100,000 In Pennies
4. Alimony
5. Back Home In Huntsville Again
6. Brian Hennessey
7. Too Many Nights Alone
8. This Guitar Is For Sale
9. Rough On the Living
10. Numbers
11. Tequila Sheila
12. Qualudes Again
13. Food Blue
14. The Jogger
15. Me And Jimmy Rodgers
16. Time

Average customer rating: Big Noise from Waimea and Beyond Surf Music Lost Legends of Surf Guitar Vol1 great compilation of lesser known surf music 60's surf trip!

Lost Legends of Surf Guitar, Vol. 1 Various Artists Manufacturer: Sundazed Music Inc. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Surf Rock | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lost Legends of Surf Guitar, Vol. 2 Lost Legends of Surf Guitar, Vol. 3 Lost Legends of Surf Guitar: Shockwave War of The Surf Guitars King Of The Surf Guitar: The Best Of Dick Dale & His Del-Tones ASIN: B00009IB5U Release Date: 2003-06-24

Tracks:

1. El Gato - The Chandelles
2. Loophole - The Royal Coachmen
3. Big Noise From Waimea (prev. unissued) - The Ebb Tides
4. Gear! - Dave Myers and his Surf-tones
5. The Breeze And I - Steve and The Emperors
6. Failsafe (prev. unissued) - The Original Surfaris
7. Jetster - The Chandelles
8. The Rising Surf (prev. unissued) - The Tandems
9. Contact - The Pyramids
10. Surfs Up - The Original Surfaris
11. Cemetary Stomp - The Essex
12. The Jester (prev. unissued) - The Jesters
13. Repeating - The Royal Coachmen
14. Pressure - The Pyramids
15. Ian Fleming Theme - The Menn
16. Pray For Surf - The Essex
17. Point Surf (prev. unissued) - The Surf Teens
18. Ishamatsu (prev. unissued) - TheCenturions
19. Exotic (prev. unissued) - The Original Surfaris
20. Beyond The Surf (prev. unissued) - The Tandems

Album Description

Sundazed loudly launches our supercharged new series, indelibly capturing the widescreen picture of pounding vintage surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals—the first-ever, broad-based, legitimate survey of these incendiary recordings! LOST LEGENDS OF SURF GUITAR!

• The first releases in our new series: the most fun and comprehensive compilations ever of rare 60's surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals!

• Featuring performances from echo-drenched legends such as the Pyramids, David Marks & The Marksmen, the Original Surfaris, Trashmen and Tornadoes, as well as unsung longboard heroes like the Royal Coachmen, Thom Starr & the Galaxies, Jan Davis, Dave Myers & his Surftones, and a ton of others!

• Full color fold-outs jam-packed with rare photos and tons of memorabilia...total beach boppa-nova and tuff guitars galore!

• Liner notes and sidebars feature interviews with the who's who of the early 60's tidal-tribe; the legendary musicians, producers, designers and more!

• Big sounds from the original masters—20 tracks per disc including previously unheard vintage cuts on each volume... Speedway tested!

From the endless beaches of Orange County to the countless lakes of Minnesota, Lost Legends Of Surf Guitar spotlights an avalanche of reverb-guitar staccato-ripping surf and speed-fest sounds from the original masters!

Album Description

Supercharged series from Sundazed indelibly capturing the widescreen picture of pounding vintage surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals-the first-ever, broad-based, legitimate survey of these incendiary recordings! Features Dave Myers and his Surf-tones, The Original Surfaris, The Tandems, The Pyramids, and others. Includes previously unreleased tracks. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Big Noise from Waimea and Beyond.......2007-06-29

I bought these CD second, even though it was the first one released. Again I really enjoyed it as well, some great stuff here. Here you'll find Jim Messina(pre-Loggins & Messina)with his group the Jesters.Also a couple of great songs by a group called the Chandelles(El Gato & the Jetster) It pays to read the liner notes, you really get some great info into the time period and what was going on with theses groups. Also, a couple of songs from the hard to find "Original Surfaris" first Surf album. And the story behind them and the more well known So. Cal group we're all familiar with that released "Wipe Out", "Surfer Joe", etc..If you love the California West Coast sound, start collecting these CD's. It will help you fill in the musical gaps.

Surf Music.......2007-03-13

Does not do well at all in the digital cd system in my car. Sounds horrible. Needs remastering to conform to the new systems.

Lost Legends of Surf Guitar Vol1.......2005-09-25

Hard hitting, laid back style and makes you ready to catch the next big wave!
Worth the purchase....great tunes!

great compilation of lesser known surf music.......2004-08-25

.........my title says it all. Great stuff here by some of the lesser knowns. But great nevertheless. If you like surf music, get this. I probably have over 70 CD's of surf music and this is one of the best. 'Nuff said.

60's surf trip!.......2004-04-11

This is excellent collection of songs. The songs are very lively and entertaining. The most stunning thing about this CD is the reproduction quality. A lot of the songs sound like like they were just recently recorded, the audio is that good. You can hear the big influence Dick Dale had with other musicians on this CD. Their second CD "lost legends of surf guitar 2" has less surf oriented tunes with more hot rod songs, it makes me wonder if I should bother buying the third CD of this collection. The pyramids had one of the top surf tunes in "penetration" but the two pyramid tunes on here just sound like copies of that tune with the same minor sounding desending riff. This is an exciting collection of songs for all surf music fans. I also recommend their second CD even though it has hot-rod tunes.

Average customer rating: Down to earth Flamenco This is not Gypsy Kings... superb flamenco classics Beautiful Songs Love it

Legends of Gypsy Flamenco Various Artists Manufacturer: Arc Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Spain | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music Gypsy | Eastern Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music Flamenco | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Masters of Flamenco Guitar Best of Flamenco Legends of Gypsy Flamenco II (2-CD Set) Gypsy Flamenco from Andalucia Flamenco on Fire ASIN: B000058T8K Release Date: 2002-03-12

Tracks:

1. Zingaros - Manitas De Plata
2. Maldigo Tu Ojos Verdes - La Paquera De Jerez
3. Pajaros Sedientos - Manuel Jimenez Rejano
4. En Una Huerta De Lora - Pepe Nunez 'El Loreno'
5. De Los Campos De Jerez - Juan Torres 'El Ciclon De Jerez'
6. Temple Y Alma - Manitas De Plata
7. Bulerias - Curro Malena
8. Coplas A Curro - La Paquera De Jerez
9. Llanto Por El Nino De La Huerta - Pepe Nunez 'El Loreno'
10. Yo Ye Comparo Con Ella - Juan Torres 'El Ciclon De Jerez'
11. Solea - Con Cambio De Gloria - Curro Malena
12. En Las Minas - Manuel Jimenez Rejano
13. Mi Sentimento - Manitas De Plata
14. Fandangos De Enrique El Almendro - La Paquera De Jerez

Customer Reviews:

Down to earth Flamenco.......2007-05-12

The performers on this collection are the cream of the crop of grass roots Flamenco. El Loreno's voice is simply mystical. La Paquera holds in her feeling the power and pasion of Flamenco in one person. if you love Flamenco this is a must.

This is not Gypsy Kings..........2007-05-07

This music was not at all what i expected. I was expecting a bit more fun guitar and such, but the singing is what blew it: it sounded like so much screeching to me. Played once. It hurt my ears. Now, its collecting dust.

superb flamenco classics.......2007-03-12

If you want to hear flamenco at its very best you can't do better than to buy this CD. Manitas de Plata was the best of the flamenco guitarists of the 60's and La Paquera de Jerez was the signature female flamenco vocalist of her generation. The other artists on this CD are also the best of their times. Flamenco of our day still has technical virtuousity, but I can't help but think that something essential has been lost, something to do with the soul of this music form.

Beautiful Songs.......2006-02-23

This CD is perfect CD for me. Traditional flamenco music.
I enjoy this CD a lot.

Love it.......2005-11-16

I always loved gipsy music and unfortunately it's not easy to come by a good recording with the 'real' gipsy music. Well this one is the real deal.
Good recording - good music.

Average customer rating: Unexpected delights with diamonds scattered everywhere... Love the Ditty Bops? THE BEST OF THE BEST Yowsah!

Shout Sisters Shout! 1925-1934 The Boswell Sisters Manufacturer: Jazz Legends ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Traditional Jazz General | Traditional Jazz & Ragtime | Jazz | Styles | Music Vocal Jazz General | Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Traditional Pop | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Tin Pan Alley | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Traditional Vocal Pop | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Similar Items: That's How Rhythm Was Born Shine on Harvest Moon Lovable & Sweet: 25 Vintage Hits They Can't Take These Songs Brunswick, Vol. 1 ASIN: B0001MDPBS Release Date: 2004-05-04

Tracks:

1. Nights When I Am Lonely
2. Heebie Jeebies
3. When I Take My Sugar To Tea
4. Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On
5. Shout, Sister, Shout
6. Shine On, Harvest Moon
7. River Stay 'Way From My Door
8. Was That The Human Thing To Do
9. We've Got To Put That Sun Back In The Sky
10. There'll Be Some Changes Made
11. If It Ain't Love
12. Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane
13. Old Yazoo
14. We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye
15. Down Among The Sheltering Palms
16. Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Day
17. Crazy People
18. Forty-Second Street
19. Shuffle Offf To Buffalo
20. If I Had A Million Dollars
21. Dinah

Customer Reviews:

Unexpected delights with diamonds scattered everywhere..........2007-04-04

The Boswell Sisters, Connie, Martha and Helvetia, do not receive the fond memories that they deserve; they have unjustly been mostly forgotten. Fortunately, CDs like this one exist to demonstrate that they possessed remarkable talent. Just one listen to this CD proves that this trio was exceptionally facile at switching moods, tempo and keys all in the same song. They could scat very well, too.

The CD starts off with an early acoustic recording of "Nights When I Am Lonely." The surface noise is a bit bothersome but we get a good early glimpse at the sisters when they were young. This track proves that even at an early age The Boswell Sisters had tremendous singing abilities far beyond the realm of just any old sister act. They are already playing with the tempo as they sing "Nights When I Am Lonely."

"Heebies Jeebies," a Louis Armstrong number, gets the full Boswell treatment as we now hear them five years later with their voices matured. The sisters accentuate even the smallest syllables of the words "Heebies Jeebies" to create the right feel for this number; and the tempo and mood changes will impress you, too. When the tempo slows for a bluesy feel during this number you will truly amazed at their talent. Martha Boswell plays the piano for this number, too.

"When I Take My Sugar To Tea" starts with great horn playing with a slow, bluesy feel to it; the instrumental swinging jam that follows pops out at you all the more so because of the bluesy feel earlier on in this number. The sisters play with the tempo, too, switching back and forth between fast and slow. Awesome! Another song that showcases their ability to play with tempos and different keys would be "Shout, Sister, Shout."

"Shine On, Harvest Moon" starts with a bluesy intro and the sisters add great syncopated lyrics to give this number extra punch.

"Was That The Human Thing To Do" was one of the first song recorded first by The Boswell Sisters; by 1932 they were so popular that they no longer had to be content with recording covers of songs by other artists. "Was That The Human Thing To Do" starts out with a sprightly tempo that stands in sharp contrast to the sad lyrics about a love gone awry. The number has great tempo and key changes and this number has Jimmy Dorsey playing the alto clarinet as Tommy Dorsey plays trombone. The musical arrangement shines for this number.

"There'll Be Some Changes Made" once again shows the sisters successfully manipulating tempo and mood; and Connie Boswell does a wonderful solo in the middle of this number. In addition, "Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Day" uses the piano and percussion very well; and Jimmy Dorsey and his brother Tommy are back on clarinet and trombone respectively.

"Forty-Second Street" starts with the sisters harmonizing to perfection with a relatively fast paced tempo; but the instrumental jam in the middle of this number moves at a slower pace to enhance the beauty of this song. The sisters add great extra syncopated lyrics as the tempo continues to change back and forth between fast and slow.

The CD ends with a beautiful rendition of "Dinah." Once again, The Boswell Sisters perform this to perfection all the while putting their own stamp on this classic ballad.

The liner notes give the song credits; and Scott Yanow contributes an informative essay about the singing sisters.

I highly recommend this CD for fans of 1930s American music; and people who are already familiar with The Boswell Sisters will love this CD, too. People who enjoy classic pop vocals will cherish this CD and the beautiful songs offer a great deal of nostalgia as well.

Love the Ditty Bops?.......2007-02-10

If you love that darling duo seemingly teleported from the 1930s (either through Grey's Anatomy or not), check out this CD full of early Boswell Sisters recordings. Quick tempo shifts, inventive three part harmonies highlight this unique trio from yesteryear.

THE BEST OF THE BEST.......2006-06-27

Anything by the Boswell Sisters has to be the best.
Without a doubt they had to be THE BEST close harmony group ever,EVER, they have never been surpassed or ever will be.

They are the most requested on our local radio station here in Newcastle (Australia)

Like the old add says "If you liked that, wait there's more, and more and more" but never enough.

Yowsah!.......2006-01-24

Without a doubt one of the best of all possible albums to begin your trip to Boz.

First track is s shocker: a 1925 acoustic recording of the Boswell Sisters first side. Consider that Vet, on the high voice, is all of 14 years old at the time - and that there were no retakes, balance, or even microphones as we know them now (they sang into little horns). Ride through this rough and tumble little ditty (complete with the Boswell's own personal language called "gibberish") and say to yourself "this is great for historical context but I bet it gets better".

And Lordy does it ever. The next track is "Heebie Jeebies", a Satchmo number that gets the Boswell tempo treatment and gives you your first exposure to the strutting contralto of Connie Boswell. This was their lucky song and you'll be feeling lucky to have bought this CD around this time.

If you had any doubt that you were about to have a great musical romp, add the Dorsey Brothers on "When I take My Sugar to Tea" and just strap yourself in. Don't be lulled into thinking you've hit a sentimental sappy in "Shine on Harvest Moon" as you ride through a chorus and verse straight and sweet as southern tea. Suddenly the Sisters break out the juice, change the tempo, throw out the melody and race toward the finish line. And baby, you are the winner.

If you don't feel like marching in a Mardi Gras parade after "We Got to Put the Sun Back in the Sky" you need a tonic.

And if by "Old Yazoo" you feel like you just went through all of Mardi Gras in 3-minutes - you've been Bozzed.

Not to worry. Your blood pressure will come down and your heart be rocked in the cradle of Southern loveliness by the time the CD comes to an end on "Dinah".

This is a superlative CD for the music afficianado who wants to dip into the refreshing, innovative and utterly joyful noise of the Boswell Sisters. Their incomparable sound shines here, and you are treated to some of the best jazzmen of the 30s like Bunny Berrigan, Joe Tarto, Joe Venutti, Eddy Lang and Manny Klein in what feels sometimes like one of the bestest, baddest jams in late night New York history.

John Lucas may have said it best in the October 15, 1944 cover story of Down Beat when he said of the Boswell Sisters "Since they were kids they've been singing licks instead of lyrics, and riffs in place of rhymes."

Get Bozzed!

Average customer rating: the legend continues

Lost Legends of Surf Guitar: Shockwave Various Artists Manufacturer: Sundazed Music Inc. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Surf Rock | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lost Legends of Surf Guitar, Vol. 3 Lost Legends of Surf Guitar, Vol. 2 Lost Legends of Surf Guitar, Vol. 1 War of The Surf Guitars Surf Sensation ASIN: B0009K8LBQ Release Date: 2005-08-09

Tracks:

1. Shockwave - Zorba & the Greeks
2. Heartbeat - Avengers VI,
3. Fall Out - The Stage-Men,
4. Truant - Truants
5. Raw-Hide - Pastels
6. Volcanic Action - The Bel-Airs, The Belairs
7. Verti-Go-Go [#] - Jan Davis
8. Moon Race - Citations
9. Chiflado [#] - Galaxies, , Thom Starr & The Galaxies
10. Hearse - Al Casey
11. Beachbound - The Cornells
12. Walk, Don't Run '64 - The Teemates
13. Scalping Party - The Tornados
14. Time Bomb - Avengers VI,
15. Sunset Surf - Truants
16. Moon Dawg - Johnny & The Shy Guys,
17. Spin Out - The Teensmen
18. Avenger's Stomp - Avengers VI,
19. Bedlam - The Bel-Airs, The Belairs
20. Surfbuster [#] - Jan Davis

Album Description

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Shockwave! the newest edition in our ultra-successful Lost Legends of Surf Guitar series, comes along and smacks you upside the head! Jammed full of reverb-drenched, stringbending classics by surf warriors like the Avengers VI, Truants, Citations, Stagemen, Belairs, Teemates and more, Shockwave!—like our previous volumes—is taken from the vintage source tapes, assuring the sound to be breathtakingly accurate. No rock 'n' roll genre thrives as heartily today as surf guitar, with sounds so universally intoxicating they'll serve an oceanside Malibu beach party just as well as a weekend barbecue spread in Arkansas. Kowabunga, y'all!

Customer Reviews:

the legend continues.......2006-02-19

This is the latest entry in the lost legend series and it is the best alblum since the very first lost legends alblum release. The songs match up and compliment each other better than any of the previous alblums in this series, so well that it sounds like a dance alblum. I give it a high recommendation for any surf music fan. Try alldirect.com for the best prices on this series of alblums.

Average customer rating: Total peace of mind...

Legends Roger Whittaker Manufacturer: Sony Bmg ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Traditional Vocal Pop | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Broadway & Vocalists | Imports | Stores | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Danny Boy Now and Then: Greatest Hits 1964-2004 I Will Always Love You The Very Best of Roger Whittaker The Best of Roger Whittaker ASIN: B0007L7MYY Release Date: 2005-09-05

Tracks:

1. Last Farewell
2. I Don't Believe in If Anymore
3. Streets of London
4. Durham Town
5. First Hello, The Last Goodbye
6. New World in the Morning
7. Wind Beneath My Wings
8. Somewhere My Love
9. Weekend in New England
10. Fire and Rain
11. Calypso
12. Yellow Bird
13. One Day at a Time
14. Man Without Love
15. Time in a Bottle
16. Hello, Good Morning Happy Day
17. Skye Boat Song
18. Morning Please Don't Come

Tracks:

1. What a Wonderful World
2. Morning Has Broken
3. Always on My Mind
4. All of My Life
5. Mammy Blue
6. Send in the Clowns
7. Wonderful World
8. Try to Remember
9. Good Morning Starshine
10. Stranger on the Shore
11. Harbour Lights
12. 500 Miles
13. Scarborough Fair
14. Evergreen (Love Theme from "A Star Is Born")
15. You Are My Miracle
16. Those Were the Days (Whistle Instrumental)
17. Dirty Old Town

Tracks:

1. I Am But a Small Voice
2. River Lady
3. Morning Please Don't Come
4. For I Loved You
5. Special Kind of Man
6. Born Free
7. Why
8. When I Fall in Love
9. True Love
10. Feelings
11. Sunrise, Sunset
12. Albany
13. You've Lost That Loving Feeling
14. Mexican Whistler (Whistle Instrumental)
15. Smile
16. Got to Head on Down the Road

Album Description

This 3 CD set is comprised of 50 total tracks. Includes such Easy Listening chestnuts as 'Wind Beneath My Wings', 'Somewhere My Love', 'Weekend In New England', 'Fire And Rain', 'One Day At A Time', 'Man Without Love', 'Time In A Bottle', 'What A Wonderful World', 'Morning Has Broken', 'Always On My Mind', 'Stranger On The Shore', 'Harbor Lights', '500 Miles', 'Scarborough Fair', 'Evergreen (love theme from A Star Is Born)', 'When I Fall In Love', 'True Love', 'Feelings', 'Sunrise Sunset' and much more. BMG. 2006.

Customer Reviews:

Total peace of mind..........2006-03-09

This package of music is for people serious in seeking and appreciating good music and good songs. Its nearly total meditation. Its quality sound to quality songs from infamous Roger Whittaker. Total relaxation...found seldom elsewhere.

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7. Open Letter
8. Parade: Music from the Motion Picture "Under the Cherry Moon" [Soundtrack]
9. Pon de Replay [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
10. Private Room

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