Cache

Cache

Track Listings

1. Painfully, Beautiflly, Rich

2. Alice May

3. Amber Sunset

4. It's a Dark Day in America

5. Darlin'

6. Bridges or Dungeons

7. Turn Around Back Home

8. Walk On Over

9. More Than You're Saying

10. Ramblin' Wind

11. Sweet Dream to Keep

Editorial Reviews
July 7,2000 Yakima Heral Republic cover story for "Entertainment" section E
"From the Heart to the Heart" Yakima songwriter offers a 'Cache' of life expereinces.

Product Description
"Cache" is a long awaited collection of 11 original songs that this singer/songwriter has kept hidden for way too long. The final result is a stunning debut release that holds an incredible variety and expanse of style. Kitty Dakota's personal and imaginary journey of joy and pain are eloquently and beautifully expressed and the production with a full band frames her talents to it's full heights. Her lyrics and voice lock you in immediately like the opening chapter of a good book. You will be hitting the Play button on this collection over and over again.

Cache

Cache,Kitty Dakota,Kitty Dakota,A powerfully rich vocalist and songwriter with emotionally intense expression about life and love. Style is a unique blend of adult contemporary alternative folk, rock, pop, jazz and a touch of country.

Tremendo Cache
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Tremendo Cache
Celia Cruz
Manufacturer: Fania / Umgd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Celia & Johnny

Lo Mato

Planté Bandera

ASIN: B000FZET8E
Release Date: 2006-07-18

Tracks:

C
Oriza Eh
Tres Dias de Carnaval
No Me Hables de Amor
Dime Si Llegue a Tiempo
Sopa en Botella
De la Verdegue
Ni Hablar
Rico Chang
No Aguanto Mas

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VERY NICE, AND HOT.........

Con Tanto Cache
Zona Roja
Manufacturer: Top Ten Hits
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00007MB4Y
Release Date: 1994-01-05

Customer Reviews:

VERY NICE, AND HOT................2003-01-22

Well i must say that after hearing this album, I absolutely could'nt find anything wrong with it. This is truly one of "Zona Roja's" best albums to hit the market. From beginng to end, there's nothing else but a bunch of nonstop hits. This album is definately a classic..........

Tracks:

White Room
Wake Up In The Morning
Masters/Dixieland Lady
Convicts
Boy In The Bubble
Green Eyes
Yacht Crash
I Thought I Heard You Calling
Highway Bound
Opal Eyes
Joanne
The Lighthouse

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1. White Room2. Wake Up In The Morning3. Masters/Dixieland Lady4. Convicts5. Boy In The Bubble6. Green Eyes7. Yacht Crash8. I Thought I Heard You Calling9. Highway Bound10. Opal Eyes11. Joanne12. The Lighthouse

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Energizing, top-notch music.......2005-09-26

I can't believe I waited to buy this CVD cd so long. What the CVDs did for "White Room" is genius. It will always be my favorite version of the old classic, and it bears little resemblence to the original (no offense Mr. Clapton, but you've been outdone). This cd is pure enjoyment, my other 2 best picks were the last 2 cuts "Joanne" and "Lighthouse". I've listened to this cd about a dozen times in 2 weeks. These guys are incredible musicians and cross over way beyond bluegrass.

it's been too long.......2003-02-25

A few days ago I got my old turntable out of storage and had great time playing music I hadn't heard in well over a decade. One of the first albums i reached for was the cache valley drifters. I was a dj on a station in san luis obispo and we played these guys all the time. Today, on a whim i went to cdnow to do a search and I find this new album. although i haven't heard it yet, if it comes close to what i heard at the spindle and the various places i used to love to hang out and listen to the drifters, i'm sure i won't be disappointed. and if ya see walt, tell him doug says "hi."

A Soulful String Band.......2002-07-24

Bluegrass purists will be interested only if they want to broaden their horizons. But that's not a bad thing. After all, when Bill Munroe invented the style of country music now known as Blue Grass (after Bill Munroe and His Blue Grass Boys) he was trying to develop a technique and tone that was his own.
The Cache Valley Drifters' White room foregoes the often copied high lonesome sound of traditonal bluegrass for something more their own -- call it the warm mellow sound. Unlike much of blue grass music that you can hear, their playing never sounds rushed. The traditional influences are clearly there -- not just blue grass but "mountain music" laments, folk ballads, and an assortment of traditional and more modern elements.

But it all comes together in a pleasurable style that doesn't try to knock your socks off. But that's not to say that there is anything lacking in technique or talent. Listen to the mandolin on this CD -- calling this fellow proficient is like calling David Grisman adept.

I, too, remember listening to this band, or one of it's iterations over 20 years ago in Santa Barbara. Back then they were usually missing a banjo player but they had two guitarists, a flat picker and a finger-picker. What a combination! that band was hot hot hot!

On White Room, the band isn't trying to excite a night club audience that's knocking back pitchers of beer. It's a more studied and artful approach. The title track is a stark case in point. They have taken an old Jack Bruce tune from the days of the original hard rock trio "Cream" and put it to their own use. It's the first track on the album -- if you start out expecting pure bluegrass, this track will give you pause. But relax and give it a chance. Treat as an acquired taste. Open your mind and the CVDs will fill it with warm soulful sounds.

If you like string bands -- listen to this one.

Drifters.......2001-03-19

I, too, used to go to Cal Poly, SLO. The first time I saw these guys was at the Great American Melodrama, in Oceano, in the midst of a terrible Pacific rainstorm. They were singing Russian River.

Later I saw them many times at the old Spindle, by the mission. Great music.

White Room, Cache Valley Drifters.......2000-06-17

I went to College in San Luis Obispo, California in the mid 70's and these guys were regulars in the college taverns and bars. I can remember many wonderful memories of listening to this great music in College, what a treat to find them available on CD

Marcel Mule: "Le patron" of the Saxophone

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I Only Wish I Could Have Met Him
The Best Recordings of Vintage Music
THE essential saxophone recording.
A Foundational Recording for MOdern Saxaphone

Marcel Mule: "Le patron" of the Saxophone

Manufacturer: Clarinet Classics
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Le Patron of the Saxaphone, Encore!
le saxophone Francais
Saxophone Colors
Music for Saxophone & Orchestra
The French Saxophone

ASIN: B0000044D9
Release Date: 1996-06-18

Tracks:

Gavotte
Pavane Et Menuet Vif
La Tyrolienne
Patres
Variations Sur Marlborogh
Le Carnival De Venise
Con Andante
Valse Chromatique
Quatuor-Theme & Scherzo
Menuetto
Serenade Comique
Concertino De Camera
Concertino De Camera
Concertino De Camera
Canzonetta
Piece En Forme De Habanera
Les Millions D'Arlequin-Serenade
Esquisse
Concertino
Concertino
Sevilla
Cache-Cache
Scherzo

Customer Reviews:

I Only Wish I Could Have Met Him.......2007-01-18

Like the title suggest, I wish I had met hime before his death in 2001. Even though this disc is of original, "poorer quality" recordings, you can still hear Mule's mastery of timbre and vibrato. You can also tell that Mule was originally a violinist from his use of vibrato. I had fellow musician listen to these recordings without telling him who it was and the instrument, and he immediately thought srings. I recently had the opportunity to met and play with Eugene Rousseau, a former student of Marcel Mule and a saxophone genius. I also have the honor of studying under a star pupil of Rousseau, Anna Marie Wytko. Rousseau discussed Mule and through these recordings and my meeting him, I understand why Marcel Mule is called "Le Patron".

The Best Recordings of Vintage Music.......2005-01-05

This recording is fabulous. Marcel Mule's vibrato while considered outdated, is beautiful, his sound is one of the most beautiful I have ever heard. Technique, intonation and articulation are some of the best ever. His playing is light and accurate. His playing reflects a sound, that should be strived for, even when playing contemporary music. When he plays fast passages, it is still musical. The recording does not leave an empty feeling of, "WOW, he played and tongued really fast!" But one of awe at his ability to control and manipulate the saxophone is to doing whatever he wants. Since all of these Mule recordings are dated between 1930 adn 1940, they were recorded on LPs, and the background noise that is heard the noise that would be heard if listenting to an original LP, it most likely hasn't been taken out to preserve the original quality of the recording to prevent the loss of certain pitches and overtones that are contained in the recording.
This Marcel Mule CD is one that should be owned by all saxophonists.

THE essential saxophone recording........2003-07-31

I can now truly understand why Marcel Mule is considered "Le Patron" after hearing this album. On every single piece, he performs with impecible musicality: tight articulations, great breath control, nice understanding of volume, and tone and vibrato that a great violinist would kill for. Another interesting aspect is the excerpt from Francois Combelle, showing a history of how the instrument used to be played as if it were a clarinet.

Every single saxophonist should own this album, for it is a perfect example of how the saxophone is supposed to be played.

A Foundational Recording for MOdern Saxaphone.......2003-01-27

Marcel Mule was one of the founding fathers of the "classical saxaphone." Becasue of it's youth, the saxaphone is many times disregarded as a legitimate instrument. If nothing else, Mule has gone beyond the call of duty in this wonderful cd to prove any and all of those accusations wrong.
Mule has conquered some exraordinary compositions on this recording. He has taken such a youthful instrument and has given age which in turn, encompasses the soul and feeling that classical music presents in almost any setting.For an insturment that was so scientifically crafted, Mule has given the saxaphone life and colors. His intonation is almost infallable. He has a dark, deep and rich sound that resonates on every longer tone. And his vibrato just sings as any stringed instrument would do.
While the recording is a little fuzzy, which is probably due to it's date of recording, and, or that the recording was done from a distance, and in a hall, the purchase is well worth it. To be able to hear one of the leading forerunners in this still somewhat sub-cultural group of performers is a wonderful experience. So much can be learned from this cd.

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Tres Con Cache
gilberto santa rosa/willie rosario/tony vega
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000OSBC5A

Product Description

1- LLUVIA 2- SI YO TUVIERA UN MILLON 3- ENAMORADO A LO DIVINO 4- EL BARQUILLERO 5- CHANGO TA BENI 6- CARAMELITO 7- SON TUS COSAS 8- VUELVE A QUERER 9- BOTARON LA PELOTA 10- DIME QUE SI 11- EL TIEMPO SERA TESTIGO 12- EL PLANTAO 13- AL FIN TE FUISTE

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Mightyfine.Net

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00002DGT2
Release Date: 2006-03-07

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Cache' still good good 12 years later
PERFECT FUSION
i saw it!
This CD is the complete bomb.

Caché
Kirk Whalum
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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The Promise
In This Life
And You Know That!
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Into My Soul

ASIN: B0000027FK
Release Date: 1993-02-16

Tracks:

X-Factor
Love Is A Losing Game
Livin' In The Streets
Fragile
Love Saw It
Always A Part Of Me
Cache
The Language Of Life
Fall In Love Again
Over The Rainbow

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Cache' still good good 12 years later.......2005-03-24

Kirk's 4th solo release. A Columbia/Sony production with many guest artists including my personal favorites Marcus Miller and Gerald Albright. So many tunes are still hot! Although some have classified the CD as containing ordinary music, Kirk's sax speaks anything but ordinary sounds. Although there are several covers, the original tunes have pieces of jazz,R&B-soul, early hip/hop and certainly some gospel themes. Since thre were many copies sold, it is fairly easy to get your hands on. Worth the money.

PERFECT FUSION.......2003-12-29

More than ten years after its release (can it be that old already?!), this albums still sounds to me like the perfect crossover between jazz, pop,soul and funk. I do not know of a single friend who didn't rave about that record after they heard it! It contains enough showstoppers to make you play it over and over again. I know it was in my player every single day for at least three months after its release, and I still listen to it with great enjoyment today.

"X-Factor", which displays the incredible talents of Philippe Saisse and Marcus Miller, is one of the best funky tracks I've ever heard, while "Love Saw It" is the other masterpiece of the album, a gorgeous, poignant ballad in which Kirk's tenor and Gerald Albright's alto engage in soulful conversation. Though I never was much into Albright's playing, this track brought tears to my eyes on first listening, and still moves me tremendously. "Over The Rainbow" is plain and simple, just sax and piano, but shines as one of the best covers of that tune ever, as far as I'm concerned. Kirk's and guest vocalist Brenda Russell's cover of Sting's "Fragile" is a must, even better in many respects than the original version, certainly better than any previous or later cover, and that says something, doesn't it? "Love is a Losing Game", a beautiful sad ballad by guest vocalist Jevetta Steele (of Bagdad Cafe fame) is another highlight of this highly enjoyable record.

Though 'Caché' may not be the best jazz record nor the best funky album around, it is certainly one of the best ever examples of a musical fusion that can satisfy a wide scope of listeners, and this latter aspect is far from being a weakness ; in fact, I believe touching a maximum of people through one's art should be any artist's foremost goal... Well, Kirk, you did succeed at that with this here record, big time !

i saw it!.......2003-06-26

someone please say su'm bout 'love saw it'! any saxophonist would agree this is probably the best duet between an alto and tenor they have ever heard. (maybe the only). gerald albright is on alto, and he was with the byron allen show band, back in the 80's. if you enjoy traditional jazz, you might like gerald's cd, 'giving myself to you'. for jamming purposes, i recommend kirk's 'for you' album. for rhythm, 'the promise' cd shakes it up. i don't like gospel stuff, so i didn't like 'in this life' (totally different style than the others). still, i put on this cd at times just to hear 'love saw it'. why? because the two saxophonists compete and cooperate at improvisation toward the climax. if ever brass were in danger of catching on fire, these two geniuses come close. shhhhhh... look furtively both ways... they actually think before they play something, and don't copy other musicians' ideas! novel.

This CD is the complete bomb........1999-02-16

One of my favorite songs on the CD is the X-Factor.Kirk Whalum is a musical genius when it comes to playing his horn.He plays with so much passion,fire and intensity it is hard to keep still.I highly recommend this CD,as a matter of fact,I recommend any of his CDs. Toni Redd

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Pretty much what you'd expect from Stereolab
Very good

Calimero/Cache
Stereolab
Manufacturer: Msi
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000K5BD
Release Date: 1999-08-24

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Pretty much what you'd expect from Stereolab.......2005-09-13

If you're reading this, then you're already in the small Stereolab niche market, and I don't need to tell you who Stereolab is or what they sound like.

I will make this pure and simple. The two tracks on this CD single sound like Stereolab doing the French vocals thing, and if you already like them, this CD will not disappoint you. You'll get pretty much what you expect: two songs that sound like Stereolab. That said, I only have three more things to add.

First, Fontaine's vocals on the first track are quite nice. She definitely blends with the group well.

Second, the Amazon entry lacks a tracklisting (what's up with that?) so I'll give the track listing here:

01. Calimero (Stereolab and Brigitte Fontaine).mp3
02. Cache Cache (Monade).mp3

Third, while I love the ethereal quality of these two songs, they do sound similar. On the other hand, I'm sure someone who didn't appreciate Stereolab might make the accusation that ALL their songs sound similiar. But to this fan, they do take on a similar sound.

Very good.......1999-09-18

Brigitte's sultry voice contrasts wonderfully with the groove of the son