Easy Money [Import]

Product Description
Reissued 1980 album and Digitally Remastered. A more mature Miller is heard on this excellent album recorded in 1980 with a set of ten tantalizing tunes. There is an air of love, romance and rock 'n' roll in the air as Frankie digs into songs like 'The Woman In You', 'Why Don't You Spend The Night' and the regretful 'So Young, So Young'. Most of these songs are tightly conceived three-minute gems, and there's no excessive soloing.

Easy Money,Frankie Miller,Repertoire,Soul/R & B

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Average customer rating: JAW Review Not Older...Just Getting Better Fantastic Album JOHN ANDERSON IS BACK IN A BIG WAY!!! Solid Effort Anderson Gets Rich with "Easy Money"

Easy Money John Anderson Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music Country | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music All Blowout Music | Blowout Music | Stores | Music More Titles at Least 25% Off | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace Big Dog Daddy Pure BS One of the Boys Crazy Ex-Girlfriend ASIN: B000OCXM6S Release Date: 2007-05-15

Tracks:

1. Easy Money
2. A Woman Knows
3. Funky Country
4. Bonnie Blue
5. If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me
6. Something To Drink About
7. Weeds
8. You Already Know MY Love
9. Brown Liquor
10. I Can't Make Her Cry Anymore
11. Willie's Guitar

Amazon.com

One of country's most distinctive voices, John Anderson racked up an impressive list of hits in the '80s and '90s ("Swingin'," "Money in the Bank") before his career grew erratic. Now he returns as the newest member of Big & Rich's MuzikMafia, and this solid effort (produced by Rich, who had a hand in much of the writing) appears on B&R's label, Raybaw Records. If "Funky Country" owes a little too much to the rebel stomp of "Comin' to Your City," other songs Anderson crafted with his MuzikMafia cohorts--the exquisitely sad "Bonnie Blue" and the mid-tempo ballad "I Can't Make Her Cry Anymore"--more than hold their own. Producer Rich wisely divides the program between stone-cold honky-tonk and contemporary country, balancing the George Jones-like novelty song, "Brown Liquor," with the pop-ish "You Already Know My Love," and throwing in the Dylanesque "Weeds" for good measure. Willie Nelson's nasal whine threads through a song named for him ("Willie's Guitar"), but the album's long-term resonance comes not from Rich, Nelson, or anyone else but Anderson, whose rolling, tug-and-release baritone imbues even the most mediocre lyric with chasms of pain. --Alanna Nash

Album Description

Country music icon John Anderson is the newest member of MuzikMafia. With guest artists such as Keith Urban and Willie Nelson this album respects tradition and celebrates the present and future.

Customer Reviews:

JAW Review.......2007-07-05

John Anderson is back & better than ever. You can't help missing his sooth voice. Even if you you don't like country, you must get this album.

Not Older...Just Getting Better Fantastic Album.......2007-06-10

Producers of this album had just the right mix of music to portray John Anderson at his best. Just one problem...Why hasn't this album been promoted and aired on radio as it should be? My favorite cuts from this album are "Bonnie Blue"...a nostalgic "Gone With the Wind" reminiscent of the South that even those of us from the North can appreciate. Awesome writing Troy Coleman and John Anderson..."Brown Liquor" which is a great up tempo tearin' up the turf song great co-writers,John Rich and John Phillips, and "Willie's Guitar" which embraces the impact of all three singers on country music today...I like all of these songs...But someone out there better listen and give this performer the accolades that are deserved...Great work John and collaborators ...,Easy Money

JOHN ANDERSON IS BACK IN A BIG WAY!!!.......2007-06-10

John Anderson has always been one of the great voices in country music and since his start in the early `80s has racked up an impressive list of great albums. His distinctive country baritone and singing style can hardly be compared to anybody else in the country music business and on his new album "Easy Money" you can hear that John is still in fine voice and remained true to his sound and country roots. 6 of the 11 songs are co-written by John Anderson and although he has giving John Rich full production credits, this album turned out to be a classic sounding John Anderson album.

With this CD John Anderson is giving you everything you are longing for as a true country music lover. A great mix of songs from strong country rockers as "Easy Money", "Funcky Country", or "If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me", to toe-tipping Honky Tonk tunes like "Brown Liquor", and "Something To Drink About" until outstanding ballads as the wonderful "A Woman Knows", the moanful "Bonny Blue", or heartfelt ones like "Weeds", and "I Can't Make Her Cry Anymore", as well as the emotional "You Already Know My Love" (which is my favourite together with "Weeds") and the Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard collaboration of "Willie's Guitar" make this album worth every cent. There is not a bad song on here and you will love them all!

Florida boy John Anderson has always been an underrated superstar of country music. Now I am hoping that his new album "Easy Money" will help to pick up his career again and give him back the attention he deserves so much.

Do yourself a favor and get you a copy of "Easy Money" right now! If not, you will be sorry for missing one of the best country music releases of 2007.

God bless John Anderson and his wonderful music!

Solid Effort .......2007-05-20

John Anderson and George Strait are about the only two with a high profile left from the generation of male singers that came to prominence in the early 1980s. Obviously Strait has been the more successful but John Anderson is the superior balladeer.

Here, John Anderson returns with his first CD of new recordings in several years, this time with John Rich of Big & Rich serving as producer. Fortunately. Rich stays largely out of the way and lets Anderson focus on that which he does best, as seven of the CD's eleven songs are ballads.

First some consumer advice. Upon inserting the CD into your player, troll over to track 11, "Willie's Guitar" and give it a few listens as John, Merle Haggard (vocal) and Willie Nelson (vocal & a guitar solo) work their magic on this wistful tale which, curiously enough, wasn't written by either John, Merle or Willie. No matter, as writers John Phillips and Ray Stephenson certainly caught the essense of heartbreak and resignation.

First the "bad": the uptempo songs "Easy Money" , "Funky Country" and "If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me" are merely okay - worth 3 or 3.5 stars each. These three songs are the ones on which the John Rich "Muzik Mafia" sound is the most in evidence.

Now the really good: The fourth uptempo number, however, "Brown Liquor" is really excellent, on a par with John's best uptempo numbers like "Black Sheep", "Chicken Truck" or "Swingin'"

Aside from the John & Merle & Willie offering, John has six really, really good solo ballads; in fact,I don't think John Anderson has ever done wrong by a ballad in his life. For me the highlights are "A Woman Knows", a sensitive John Rich-Julie Roberts penned ballad along the lines of Johnny Darrell's 1969 hit "A Woman Without Love" and John Anderson's song about about a woman's threat to her wayward husband that she'll give him "Something To Drink About". "Weeds" penned by Anderson and his late friend Lionel Delmore, might prove to be the favorite ballad from the CD for many listeners.

All in all, a very pleasant surprise as I was having nightmares about how a John Rich-produced CD might sound. Fortunately, it sounds like John Anderson being John Anderson, and it doesn't get much better than that

Anderson Gets Rich with "Easy Money".......2007-05-18

Prime Cuts: Something to Drink About, I Can't Make Her Cry Anymore, A Woman Knows

Anderson gets Rich (that is John Rich of Big and Rich) with "Easy Money." Produced by the godfather of the Muzik Mafia John Rich, "Easy Money" ushers the much anticipated return of Anderson on what is this year's most highly-profiled CD. However, long time fans of Anderson need not fear, "Easy Money" is not your mere gadget for Rich to transmit his high-tech gonzo kind of rock-country. Rather, this is mainly bona fide John Anderson indulgent with Anderson's honeyed drawl and wild-turkey twang. Regretfully, thus far radio has ignored this album's couple of singles namely "If Her Loving Don't Kill Me" and "A Woman's Knows." Nevertheless, radio's tepid reception no way tarnishes the sturdy quality of this 11-track disc.

Hands down, the cynosure of this album is in the ballads. Sophomore single "A Woman's Knows," coming from the pens of Vicky McGehee, John Rich and Julie Roberts, is a sensitive cheating ballad told from the perspective of a woman who through her intuition detects her man's infidelity. "Willie Guitar," with its gently strummed acoustic guitars and mournful-sounding fiddles, is creatively written tearjerker that compares the whole in one's heart with a hole in Willie Nelson's guitar. Recalling Anderson's "Mississippi Moon," "Weeds" (which is co-written by Anderson's recently deceased friend and hit writer Lionel Delmore) is a swampy bluesy fiddle-driven downer. Co-written with fellow Music Mafia Cowboy Troy, "Bonnie Blue" has all the charm of the South with an appropriate touch of racial reconciliation in the closing lines: "Bonnie Blue, is your tattered flag still flyin'/Bonnie Blue, yeah they showed you wrong from right/Bonnie Blue, I'm so sorry that I'm cryin'/But there isn't that much difference between black and white."

Of the uptempoes, "Brown Liquor" is a honky-tonk stomper that calls to mind George Jones' "White Lightning." For unadulterated country without the screeching rock guitars, the barroom weeper "Something to Drink About" is insatiably good. However, there are a few misfires: "If Her Loving Don't Kill Me," formerly a minor hit for Aaron Tippin is pretty mediocre for a lead single material. Also, "Funky Country" and "Easy Money" are more Big and Rich than Anderson. Despite the presence of a guitar solo by Keith Urban, the title track, a bemoaning lament about the hardships of being an entertainer is too idiosyncratic. Though "Funky Country" tries to transport Anderson into the age of ipods, but it fails miserably with its ear-popping drums and ill-constructed melodic lines.

Overall, "Easy Money" is posed for great things for Anderson. As a sonic conduit between traditional country and modern neo-traditionalism, "Easy Money" has enough to please both camps. However, as a departure from most Anderson albums, there are more ballads than usual. Frankly these slowies are the ones that steal the show--they show that after all these years, Anderson still sings with his heart on his sleeve.

Average customer rating: Down right Awesome It could have been so much more... don't bother too spent 0 on any think Could have been much better Hardly symphonic.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Plays the Hits of Pink Floyd Manufacturer: Koch Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music Orchestral Pop | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music All Bargain Titles | Easy Listening | Pop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music 4-for-3 Classical | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Us and Them: Symphonic Pink Floyd Kashmir: The Symphonic Led Zeppelin Symphonic Rock Music of ABBA, Beatles & Queen The Floydian Propulsion Project ASIN: B0000ADXG0 Release Date: 2003-08-12

Tracks:

1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
2. Money
3. Us & Them
4. Hey You
5. Another Brick In The Wall
6. Wish You Were Here
7. Time
8. The Great Gig In The Sky
9. In The Flesh

Customer Reviews:

Down right Awesome.......2007-07-16

I don't know about the previous review, but this is just great. A nice treat when looking for a new way to appreciate the music of Roger Waters and Pink Floyd

It could have been so much more..........2006-07-25

Like their earlier 1989 Pink Floyd recording, this recording of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra playing Pink Floyd could have been so much better than it was. Essentially, it is a recording of a Pink Floyd tribute band backed by an orchestra. The use of electric guitar, electric bass, full trap set, vocalists and synthesizers detracts from the performance and leaves the listener longing for an actual symphonic version of these works. It would have been entirely different if it had been members of Pink Floyd contributing, however it was not. Therefore, it left something to be desired.

For a fully symphonic Pink Floyd experience, try "Us and Them" by the London Philharmonic.

don't bother too spent 0 on any think.......2006-03-03

we'll there isn't any comment on this''accept i hoped i rather not be heard...save your though..buy american most wanted.

Could have been much better.......2005-04-10

The record begins with what looks like a very promising rendering of "Shine on..." until the vocals enter in the sixth minute, making you scramble for the "off" button - not to let your neigbours know you're listening to this unbelievably corny crap. And this is only the beginning.

"Money", "Time" and especially "In the Flesh" are pathetic, "Us and them" and "WYWH" sound like an interminable folk music evening on German TV, and "Another Brick..." is just plain bad.

On the other hand, "Hey you" would have been quite good minus the vocals. As for "The great gig in the sky", it is the only track I would call listenable throughout, the usual horrible vocals being replaced by a woman who can actually sing.

The problem with this album is not the inevitable alteration of the spirit of Pink floyd, but the absolutely APPALLING vocal performance and some painfully kitchy instrumentation at times. Well, most of the time, actually.

If you're a diehard PF fan - like myself - and think you can take anything with its name on it, well, think again. If you don't even like Pink floyd, you'll never be able to listen to this.

Hardly symphonic........2005-03-29

This CD suffers from the number one ailment of most symphonic tribute albums; it is only symphonic in the loosest, most liberal sense of the definition. I think a lot of listeners would agree that symphonic tribute albums should not be performed by "orchestras" which include electric guitars, bass guitars, synthesizers, or drum kits. Listening to a symphony's re-creation of a rock song should enhance the experience and expand the breadth of its reaches, not merely change some of the instruments.

Average customer rating:

Easy Money Frankie Miller Manufacturer: Eagle Rock/Eagle ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Falling in Love Double Trouble Standing on the Edge Full House High Life ASIN: B00006AGA6 Release Date: 2004-04-28

Tracks:

1. Easy Money
2. Woman In You
3. Why Don't You Spend The Night
4. So Young So Young
5. Forget About Me
6. Heartbreak Radio
7. Cheap Thrills
8. No Change
9. Gimme Love
10. Tears
11. Lock Up Your Secretaries (Demo)
12. Woman In You (Demo)
13. Beggin' For Trouble (Demo)
14. Lonely Eyes (Demo)

Album Details

Remastered Version of Miller's 1980 Recording Adds Four Bonus Tracks and New Sleeve Notes.

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The Film Music of Francis Chagrin Manufacturer: Chandos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Film Music of William Alwyn, Vol. 3 The Film Music of Clifton Parker The Film Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams, Vol. 3 Film Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams, Vol. 2 The Film Music of Stanley Black ASIN: B0009SC7HC Release Date: 2005-07-26

Tracks:

1. Overture
2. Portrait Of Eva
3. Prelude
4. Finale
5. Main Titles And Opening Scene
6. Bobby Escapes To Edinburgh
7. Finale
8. Theme
9. Main Titles
10. The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra
11. Preamble
12. Conflagration
13. Pursuit At Night
14. Vindication
15. II Basso Ostinato
16. Main Titles
17. Romance
18. Nocturne
19. Samba
20. Epilogue
21. Village Feast
22. Omladina (Childhood)
23. Dusk
24. The New Bridge

Average customer rating: FRANKIE MILLER...! I MEAN HEY

Easy Money Frankie Miller Manufacturer: Repertoire ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music Blue-Eyed Soul | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Country Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Double Trouble Full House The Rock Frankie Miller's High Life Once in a Blue Moon ASIN: B000028DCL Release Date: 2006-05-08

Tracks:

1. Woman in You
2. Why Don't You Spend the Night
3. So Young, So Young
4. Forget About Me
5. Heartbreak Radio
6. Cheap Thrills
7. No Chance
8. Gimme Love
9. Tears

Album Description

Reissued 1980 album and Digitally Remastered. A more mature Miller is heard on this excellent album recorded in 1980 with a set of ten tantalizing tunes. There is an air of love, romance and rock 'n' roll in the air as Frankie digs into songs like 'The Woman In You', 'Why Don't You Spend The Night' and the regretful 'So Young, So Young'. Most of these songs are tightly conceived three-minute gems, and there's no excessive soloing.

Album Details

A More Mature Miller is Heard on this Excellent Recorded in 1980 with a Set of Ten Tantalising Tunes. There is an Air of Love, Romance and Rock'n'roll in the Air as Frankie Digs Into Songs Like `the Woman in You', `why Don't You Spend the Night', and the Regretful `so Young, So Young'. Most of These Songs Are Tightly Conceived Three Minute Gems, and There's No Excessive Soloing.

Customer Reviews:

FRANKIE MILLER...! I MEAN HEY.......2002-11-27

One of the worlds most underrated singers and composers. This album is one of his best, maybe a bit slick but anything he sinks his theet in is a gem. He can really pour his heart out in a song, And here is ten listening pleasures in a row to prove it. His voice as always give me goosepimples - even on my theet! And you believe every word that he sings. If you never heard of him, this may be a good start- So order it right away, That's an Order

Average customer rating: It Doesn't Get Better Than This Klea Blackhurst is brilliant! an amazing journey through roses and cherries

Everything the Traffic Will Allow Klea Blackhurst Manufacturer: Lunch Money Productions J.V. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Autumn in New York: Vernon Duke's Broadway Grey Gardens - A New Musical (2006 Original Broadway Cast) Jule Styne in Hollywood The Drowsy Chaperone (2006 Original Broadway Cast) Curtains (2007 Original Broadway Cast) ASIN: B0002C7ZJU Release Date: 2001-10-24

Tracks:

1. October 14, 1930/JOHNNY ONE NOTE/IGOT RHYTHM
2. Ethel Mormon
3. YOU'RE THE TOP
4. Hard to Get to Anything Goes
5. BLOW GABRIEL BLOW
6. Breath Control and People My Age
7. MAKE IT ANOTHER OLD FASHIONED, PLEASE
8. RIDIN' HIGH
9. THIS IS IT/DO I LOVE YOU/I GOT LOST IN HIS ARMS
10. SAM AND DELILAH
11. YOU'RE AN OLD SMOOTHIE
12. A Softening Cascade of Curls
13. I'VE STILL GOT MY HEALTH
14. The Walkman of the 20's
15. LIFE IS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES
16. Dody Goodman
17. LEADER OF A BIG TIME BAND/HEY GOOD LOOKIN'/SOMTHING FOR THE BOYS
18. The Jeep Among the Limousines
19. JUST A MOMENT AGO
20. EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSES
21. At the Intersection of Stephen Sondheim and Ethel Merman
22. The Final Dolly
23. WORLD TAKE ME BACK
24. THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS

Customer Reviews:

It Doesn't Get Better Than This.......2005-05-10

If you are a Broadway fan, a Merman fan or just a fan of great singing, performing and/or story telling, you are going to love this CD. Klea has an amazing voice and brings her own style and interpretations to songs that have been so associated with Merman that few before have been able to accomplish making them their own. In addition to the great music, Klea takes us on two great trips in one evening. We get to learn about Merman's life in and out of the theatre (for those who don't already know the details...and even if you do there are still some new juicy tidbits here), and along the way we get to know about Klea's life growing up and as a performer. This CD is simply a sheer delight that will get repeated playings. I have listened to it over and over and am still enthralled by it. (And just in case you'd like to listen to the songs minus the snappy patter, they have indexed the CD so you can just program the songs...but why would you want to do that?!)

Klea Blackhurst is brilliant!.......2005-03-03

Everything the Traffic Will Allow, won the inaugural Special Achievement Award from Time Out New York magazine as well as the 2003 Manhattan Association of Cabaret and Clubs (MAC) award for Recording of the Year: Female Vocalist. The recording was also named one of the top ten show albums of 2002 by Talkin' Broadway.com. Klea Blackhurst won the 2002 MAC award for Best Female Vocalist. These accolades are most certainly deserved and are indicative of Ms. Blackhurst's wealth of talent.

I recently was fortunate enough to attend a live performance of Ms. Blackhurst's beautiful tribute to Ethel Merman. Klea Blackhurst has a gorgeous voice and superb comic timing! This CD is a wonderful contribution to the history of musical theatre and a marvelous gift to its quintessential star! Every song is majestic in its own right. "Ridin' High" and "Everything's Coming Up Roses" have fabulous musical arrangements by Michael Rice. The truthfulness in Klea Blackhurst's voice on "World Take Me Back" is profoundly moving and brings tears to my eyes. With every word that she sings and every syllable that she speaks, it is evident that Ms. Blackhurst researched her muse with all of her heart and soul. If you love musical theatre, you will love this CD!

an amazing journey through roses and cherries.......2005-01-21

Klea Blackhurst is not a household name, but she definitely should be. A fantastically buoyant performer, full of antectdote and research, Klea performs her one person Ethel Merman tribute live...Not only is it amazingly well performed musically,(Klea hits an 9.0 on the Merman scale) but it is a wonderful valentine to a performer, to that performers inspiration, it is a valentine to life,to Broadway, to the magic of live performance.

If you are a Merman fan, or a musical fan, or are looking for a wonderful performer who has slipped beneath your radar, check this out/.

Average customer rating: The essence of a great entertainer catpured.

At The Hollywood Bowl + Encore Manufacturer: Collectables ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Chopin | Chopin, Frédéric | ( C ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Gershwin | Gershwin, George | ( G ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Debussy | Debussy, Claude | ( D ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Concertos | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Character Pieces | Short Forms | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Incidental Music | Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music General Modern | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Contemporary | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Romantic (c.1820-1910) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music | Forms & Genres | Romantic (c.1820-1910) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Vocal & Song | Romantic (c.1820-1910) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Keyboard | Instruments | Classical | Styles | Music Piano | Keyboard | Instruments | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music Orchestral Pop | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Easy Listening | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Live in London 16 Biggest Hits ASIN: B00005Y8VW Release Date: 2001-01-30

Tracks:

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

Album Description

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

Customer Reviews:

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

Liberace was a great showman and entertainer. This double CD is the best record of his classic act and demonstrates what Liberace was all about. Although recorded in 1954 the sound quality is fine and many of the elements from that period remained part of Liberace's act over more than 30 years. Interestingly - he was not yet using "I'll Be Seeing You" as his exit music. If there is anything you like about Liberace - get this CD.
NB Amazon (on 2/5/04) was only listing the tracks on the second CD.

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Easy Money Michael Harrison Manufacturer: Dark Star Recording LLC ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Contemporary Blues | Blues | Styles | Music General | Blues | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lost In The Blues First Dance When the Levees Broke Pan's Labyrinth (New Line Two-Disc Platinum Series) An Inconvenient Truth ASIN: B000GWBN3K Release Date: 2006-07-10

Tracks:

1. Accident on the Road
2. Shades of Blue
3. Jazzman
4. Sometimes When I Look Into Your Eyes
5. Blue Weather
6. You Won't See Nothin
7. Shapes in the Clouds
8. Easy Money
9. I Can't Tell You

Product Description

Guitar blues with a touch of jazz! Great electric, acoustic and slide guitar, featuring original songs and vocals of Michael Harrison!

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Easy Money The Caravans Manufacturer: Crazy Love Germany ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005BI1B Release Date: 2001-04-24

Tracks:

1. Rough Diamond
2. Sneakin' Out
3. Ball and Chain
4. I've Lost, You Win
5. Cryin'
6. Easy Money
7. Better Place
8. Blues Train
9. Stranded
10. Good Bye, Good Bye
11. In the Heart of the Day
12. Sometimes I Wish
13. Stoned Tired and Cryin'
14. (Be My) Hearts Desire
15. Love Me Like You Do

Average customer rating: Anderson Gets Rich with "Easy Money" john anderson is real country

Easy Money John Anderson Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: John Anderson ASIN: B000OT8K22 Release Date: 2007-05-15

Tracks:

1. Easy Money
2. A Woman Knows
3. Funky Country
4. Bonnie Blue
5. If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me
6. Something To Drink About
7. Weeds
8. You Already Know My Love
9. Brown Liquor
10. I Can't Make Her Cry Anymore
11. Willie's Guitar

Album Description

Country music icon John Anderson is the newest member of MuzikMafia. With guest artists such as Keith Urban and Willie Nelson this album respects tradition and celebrates the present and future.

Customer Reviews:

Anderson Gets Rich with "Easy Money".......2007-06-21

Prime Cuts: Something to Drink About, I Can't Make Her Cry Anymore, A Woman Knows

Anderson gets Rich (that is John Rich of Big and Rich) with "Easy Money." Produced by the godfather of the Muzik Mafia John Rich, "Easy Money" ushers the much anticipated return of Anderson on what is this year's most highly-profiled CD. However, long time fans of Anderson need not fear, "Easy Money" is not your mere gadget for Rich to transmit his high-tech gonzo kind of rock-country. Rather, this is mainly bona fide John Anderson indulgent with Anderson's honeyed drawl and wild-turkey twang. Regretfully, thus far radio has ignored this album's couple of singles namely "If Her Loving Don't Kill Me" and "A Woman's Knows." Nevertheless, radio's tepid reception no way tarnishes the sturdy quality of this 11-track disc.

Hands down, the cynosure of this album is in the ballads. Sophomore single "A Woman's Knows," coming from the pens of Vicky McGehee, John Rich and Julie Roberts, is a sensitive cheating ballad told from the perspective of a woman who through her intuition detects her man's infidelity. "Willie Guitar," with its gently strummed acoustic guitars and mournful-sounding fiddles, is creatively written tearjerker that compares the whole in one's heart with a hole in Willie Nelson's guitar. Recalling Anderson's "Mississippi Moon," "Weeds" (which is co-written by Anderson's recently deceased friend and hit writer Lionel Delmore) is a swampy bluesy fiddle-driven downer. Co-written with fellow Music Mafia Cowboy Troy, "Bonnie Blue" has all the charm of the South with an appropriate touch of racial reconciliation in the closing lines: "Bonnie Blue, is your tattered flag still flyin'/Bonnie Blue, yeah they showed you wrong from right/Bonnie Blue, I'm so sorry that I'm cryin'/But there isn't that much difference between black and white."

Of the uptempoes, "Brown Liquor" is a honky-tonk stomper that calls to mind George Jones' "White Lightning." For unadulterated country without the screeching rock guitars, the barroom weeper "Something to Drink About" is insatiably good. However, there are a few misfires: "If Her Loving Don't Kill Me," formerly a minor hit for Aaron Tippin is pretty mediocre for a lead single material. Also, "Funky Country" and "Easy Money" are more Big and Rich than Anderson. Despite the presence of a guitar solo by Keith Urban, the title track, a bemoaning lament about the hardships of being an entertainer is too idiosyncratic. Though "Funky Country" tries to transport Anderson into the age of ipods, but it fails miserably with its ear-popping drums and ill-constructed melodic lines.

Overall, "Easy Money" is posed for great things for Anderson. As a sonic conduit between traditional country and modern neo-traditionalism, "Easy Money" has enough to please both camps. However, as a departure from most Anderson albums, there are more ballads than usual. Frankly these slowies are the ones that steal the show--they show that after all these years, Anderson still sings with his heart on his sleeve.

john anderson is real country.......2007-05-20

There aren't many real country singers left, but John Anderson sure is one. I interviewed John in '79 when He had had one minor hit. Great guy, regular person. I saw him in concert 3 more times, always a great show. He was there to duet with my hero when I watched Waylon record his final album, Never Say Die. With J.A. around to make CDs like this one, we'll continue to be able to hear real country.

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