Rewind [Import]

1. Habibi (Sweetheart)

2. Malhash Hal (There Is No Other Way)

3. Al Madi (Let Us Not Discuss Bygones)

4. Wenendam (And I Regret)

5. Rajeen (Here We Come Back)

6. Leila Leila (One Night by the Moonlight)

7. Matkhafish (Do Not Get Scared)

8. Weyoulomouni (Let Them Blame Me)

9. Malhash Hal (There Is No Other Way) [Radio Edit]

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Average customer rating: Great Trumpeter Smooth Jazz Rhythmically Interesting Rewind that a winner This Jazz rocks!

Rewind That Christian Scott Manufacturer: Concord Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Bebop General | Bebop | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music Modern Postbebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Similar Items: Nothing Serious Distractions Lucky to Be Me Live at Tonic What Love Is ASIN: B000EGDAGG Release Date: 2006-03-28

Tracks:

1. Rewind That
2. Say It
3. Like This
4. So What
5. Rejection
6. Lay In Vain
7. She
8. Suicide
9. Caught Up
10. Paradise Found
11. Kiel's Theme (Song For My Brother)

Amazon.com

At 22, trumpeter Christian Scott plays beyond his years. He not only has chops to spare, and the Berklee College of Music education to go with them, but also an understated elegance you don't often find in players this young. A New Orleans native, Scott also has an uncanny ability to juxtapose benchmark jazz styles, nearly all of which he no doubt absorbed through prolonged exposure to Miles Davis: fusion, funk, postbop, modal, smooth. On his Concord debut, Rewind That, a standout fellow Crescent City product, alto saxophone veteran Donald Harrison, is on hand to enliven several cuts, including a lovely, languorous arrangement of Davis's "So What" (from Kind of Blue). But whether feeding atmospheric effects with his purring notes or pushing against the groove to brassier effect, Scott is very much in the driver's seat with his assured band, including guitarist Matt Stevens, tenor saxophonist Walter Smith III and drummer Thomas Pridgen. He sometimes settles for decorative, Chuck Mangione-type phrases, but most of the time, the substance of his playing is right up there with the style. Nine of the 11 tracks are originals. --Lloyd Sachs

Customer Reviews:

Great Trumpeter.......2007-06-30

I had the opportunity of coming across this cd from checking out another one of his labelmates Taylor Eigsti and also watching him on BET JAZZ as one of the roster Concord label new and up and coming performers for the label. I must say he truly has a way of coming into his newness of mastering the trumpet. What a delight to hear him.

Smooth Jazz.......2007-02-15

I purchased this CD after hearing this young man play a Christmas song on TV. All I remember is writing down his name and saying I need to support him. This CD is soooo GREAT and I would recommend to anyone that enjoys stealing a few quiet peaceful minutes for themself to relax and reflect. Looking forward to more music by this artist.

Rhythmically Interesting.......2007-01-13

My fascination with this musical gem of a CD is the drumming. Therefore, I say get ready for an exciting drummer making serious waves. Thomas Pridgen is a young voice that could very well impact the drumming world. Seriously.

Rewind that a winner.......2006-11-06

It's so nice to get a new jazz cd where the artists main interest isn't showing you how fast they can play. This whole cd is rhythmic and seducing as Christian Scott and his band blend beautifully together. As a musician, it's wonderful to hear jazz players play as a team instead of a bunch of individuals. Scotts band does so to a tee.

This Jazz rocks!.......2006-06-28

I had the pleasure of seeing Chritian Scott and his quintet at a Jazz Festival this past weekend. he was the freshest sound there. To a guy groomed on rock, I must say, this guy ROCKS! The guitar riffs, bass lines and drum rythyms set up an awesome driving force and then he compliments it with a meoldic trumpet and sax. Some of my beef against Jazz is that the melody gets lost in random tangents, at least that's what it sounds to a non-Jazz person like me. But I can follow this music and really enjoy it. Definitely worth every penny I spent for this CD and I would have paid the whole festival fee just to see him!

Average customer rating: Nearly 40 years later........... Rewind Realization Incredible classic Rivers run dry rewind

Rewind/Realization Johnny Rivers Manufacturer: Bgo - Beat Goes on ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Johnny Rivers in Action!/Changes Slim Slo Slider/Home Grown Secret Agent Man: The Ultimate Johnny Rivers Anthology 1964-2006 And I Know You Wanna Dance/Whisky a Go-Go Revisited Rocks The Folks/Meanwhile Back At The Whiskey A-Go-Go [2 on 1] ASIN: B00000DB3H Release Date: 1997-04-08

Tracks:

1. Tracks of My Tears
2. Carpet Man
3. Tunesmith
4. Sidewalk Song/27th Street
5. It'll Never Happen Again
6. Do What You Gotta Do
7. Baby I Need Your Loving
8. For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
9. Rosecrans Boulevard
10. Eleventh Song
11. Sweet Smiling Children
12. Hey Joe
13. Look to Your Soul
14. Way We Live
15. Summer Rain
16. Whiter Shade of Pale
17. Brother, Where Are You
18. Something's Strange
19. What's the Difference
20. Going Back to Big Sur
21. Positively 4th Street

Album Description

1998 BGO reissue with two of the pop guitarist/ vocalist's best LPs for the Imperial label together on one CD: 1967's 'Rewind' & 1968's 'Realization'. A combined total of 21 tracks, including 'The Tracks Of My Tears', 'Baby I Need Your Loving', 'Hey Joe', 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale' and 'Positively 4th Street'. All tracks are digitally remasteredfrom the original master tapes. Also includes faithfully restored artwork & additional sleeve notes.

Album Details

Two Orignal 60's LPs Reissued on One CD. 21 Tracks, Including 'Tracks of My Tears', 'Baby I Need Your Loving', 'Hey Joe', a Whiter Shade of Pale'& 'Positively Fourth Street'.

Customer Reviews:

Nearly 40 years later..................2007-06-21

I have been transferred back in time and loving every single minute of it! I have searched for this album (Rewind/Realization) for years and when I stumbled upon it after nearly giving up on my search, I was ecstatic!! Johnny Rivers has always been one of my favorite artists and Jimmy Webb wrote songs that seemed to call me by name. I can remember the first time I split the cellophane on Rewind and put that vinyl on my turntable. What a heavenly experience it was. I had the same feeling when I split the cellophane on this CD and popped in my disc drive. So many expectations from my past have diminished with time but this experience, I can happily report is not one of them. Although I had to put on my reading glasses to read the fine print this time; my heart was wrapped around the sounds coming out of my compact speakers. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you, for bringing these songs back into my life! I will sit here today and type my day away and listen to Sidewalk Song/27 Street, It'll Never Happen Again, Tunesmith with a smile on my face. I feel like I am 18 again in my heart, I will just avoid the mirror today. Johnny, I still love you, wherever you may be. (P.S. I could never drive down Rosecrans Blvd without thinking about you.)

Rewind Realization.......2007-01-16

I was looking forward to all these great songs of Johnny Rivers on one CD! I was amazed and dissapointed at the poor quality. I brought out the Johnny Rivers Anothology CD's I purchased a few years ago to compare . There is no comparison in the quality of the same songs. It is a shame this studio is doing such a disservice to such a great artist. Amazon needs to re-consider using them as a vendor.

Incredible classic.......2007-01-10

All it took was the lead in to Hey Joe, the first song on the Realization portion of the CD, and I was off the planet. Couldn't ask for a more fabulous flashback to the late 60's. Johnny Rivers at his best and never got enough accolades for this amazing album. This CD is more than a collectable. The Realization album was a must in 68/69, and still is. Only wish the remastering was a bit more expansive.

Rivers run dry.......2006-12-27

Don't buy it. If you can get Carpet Man on another collection, do so. He's better off not trying to be hip because he is not. I purchased this for historical purposes, but if you ever wonder about pop idols trying to be hip, Tommy Roe did a little better with Winter's Day.

rewind.......2006-03-18

I was happy that you were able to replace the CD after it got lost in the mail.


Thank You,
ishie108@yahoo.com

Average customer rating: The Godhead = 3 Stars Short Great CD great CD Best Believer's Hip-Hop album to date - period! Instant Fave

Rewind Flame Manufacturer: Cross Movement ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Christian Contemporary Music | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Flame The Faith After the Music Stops The Thesis Moment of Truth ASIN: B000B5XZQA Release Date: 2005-12-06

Tracks:

1. Show Intro
2. My Silence
3. Uh-Oh
4. So Sweet
5. Rewind
6. Gotta Notice
7. We Need You
8. Commercial
9. Context
10. Wars Of The Mind
11. Give Us The Truth Pt. 2
12. The Godhead
13. Let's Go
14. Racial Diversity
15. To My Heart
16. Break Bread
17. Welcome
18. Sola Scriptura
19. Cross Movement
20. Show Outro
21. We Preach Christ

Customer Reviews:

The Godhead = 3 Stars Short.......2007-05-01

Hope I'm not putting too much of a damper on anyone's parade, and I've grown in grace toward Flame since he dropped Rewind, but the fact that he sequeled "the Real One" with "the Godhead" is what made it almost impossible for me to give the album a 5, much less listen to the album on a constent basis considering his tone. It was about this time that I'd noticed that many of the CMR releases(except for Da Truth) were taking on a similar tone and it was about this time that many holy hip hop listeners(iuncluding myself)assumed that CMR was representing the Baptist movement above and against many other denominations. Now I take nothing from Flame, and I've grown in grace and understanding since the release of this album...however, in lieu of the recent release of Our World:Fallen, I'm trusting God that he's had some time to research what orthodox/historic Christianity REALLY taught about the nature of the Godhead via its Catechisms and Creeds(Apostles,Athanasian,Nicene,etc)...that catholicism actually acknowledge both 1 in 3 and 3 in 1 as do the scriptures...so we shouldn't be arguing over the nature of the Godhead anyway. We'll all have an oppportunity in the Kingdom to ask Jesus about the Godhead and His answer will be bigger than trinitarianism and modalism combined. LOL! I strongly recommend Our World Fallen over Flame's 1st two. Much love to Flame regardless.

Great CD.......2007-04-12

This is a great CD. The beats are solid and the lyrics are simply amazing. He also is not afraid to get into some rather deep theological questions such as the importance of keeping the text in it's context (He even talks about how Preachers take the Isaiah 53 out of context with regard to healing) and the triunity of the Holy Spirit. He even shows you how to study your Bible which I found amazing since most christian Hip-Hop just seems to be about how I survived my life in the streets. I found this CD to not only get me moving but to also teach solid Biblical truths at the same time. I will let you know that is this Midwest Hip-Hop so make sure that you like this style of Hip-Hop before you cop this CD; however, I found his style refreshingly new and each track from the beginning to the end of the CD is solid. I definetely don't skip over any tracks while listening to this CD. I recommend it to one and all!!!!

great CD.......2007-02-19

this is one of the best pure scripture rap cd's i have ever heard the best beats also. this is a must by for any christin rap fan. this is a true christian rap Holy Spirit filled cd

Best Believer's Hip-Hop album to date - period!.......2006-08-03

Flame comes harder on this album than the first. He is pushing and encouraging the listener to get deeper into their relationship with God. He's constantly giving scripture references and doesn't water down the message. He even states in Uh-Oh (track 2) "when my album dropped asked how many albums I sold/ cause honestly I really don't wanna know/ see what I wanna know is/ what I wrote is it grabbin' a soul"

At the same time the beats are great and his flow is second to none. As my title says: Best believer's Hip-Hop album to date - period!

Not only that, but I feel with this album, that barriers between "Christian" Hip Hop and "Real" Hip Hop have been decimated. This album is the Best Hip Hop album I've heard since the year 2000, hands down!

Instant Fave.......2006-07-09

This album is probably the best to come out of St. Louis. His lyrics are well thought, clever, and up to par. He's not just giving the message of GOD, but he's presenting it in a way that some of the best secular acts couldn't rival. If you love Hip Hop, and you love the message of Christ, then this is a must have. You will not reegret it.

Average customer rating: brilliant stuff Very nice Folk Rock album with a bit of "Psychedelia"

The Garden of Jane Delawney Trees Manufacturer: Rewind ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD British Folk | Traditional British & Celtic Folk | Folk | Styles | Music General | Folk | Styles | Music Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Psychedelic Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Folk | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: On the Shore Forest/Full Circle Let No Man Steal Your Thyme: Anthology Song to Comus: The Complete Collection Morning Way ASIN: B00005UJ96 Release Date: 2003-09-15

Tracks:

1. Nothing Special
2. Great Silkie
3. Garden of Jane Delawney
4. Lady Margaret
5. Glasgerion
6. She Moves Through the Fair
7. Road
8. Epitaph
9. Snail's Lament

Album Description

UK reissue of the 1970 debut album for the British Folk act compared to Fairport Convention. Divided between traditional Folk covers ('The Great Silkie' is the best) and Tobias Boshell originals, Gardens Of Jane Delawney remains a fine album on par with Fairport Convention, Pentangle and Steeleye Span albums of the era. Oddly enough, main songwriter Boshell eventually joined Kiki Dee's band and wrote her biggest hit, the oft-covered 'I've Got The Music In Me'! Nine tracks including 'Nothing Special', 'Lady Margaret' and 'She Moved Through The Fair'. Sony/BMG.

Customer Reviews:

brilliant stuff.......2005-10-28

all the Trees material is amazing and should be checked out by anybody interested in British folk-rock. I just felt the need to counter the Jimmy Page-bashing by the other review here. The Bert Jansch song they refer to was called 'Blackwaterside' and the Led Zeppelin instrumental 'Black Mountainside' -- which was performed live as White Summer - does indeed seem to copy Jansch note for note. But not only was this years before the Trees recorded their own interpretation, the album credits are actually "Trad., arrangement by J.Page". And this is technically completely correct - it WAS a traditional tune, and the arrangement IS from Page. The fact that he borrowed huge musical phrases and much of the dynamics from Jansch only means he knew good music when he heard it. Page was actually very open about his taste for British folk-rock -- remember that Sandy Denny sang on Zeppelin IV -- and if Bert Jansch felt he had been unduly ripped off he could have taken legal action. In fact, I have played Jansch's Blackwaterside for dozens of people and thus opened up a whole new audience for HIM when they realized what an influence he was on Page. I think Jansch knew (and still knows) this and would probably THANK him for having borrowed so strongly from his work. He and Davy Graham certainly haven't starved as a result of Zeppelin's success.

Very nice Folk Rock album with a bit of "Psychedelia".......2005-10-04

Of the two albums by Trees, this, The Garden Of Jane Delawney, is more traditional sounding than their second album "On The Shore." It's not as hard rocking, much mellower, but still a brilliant album with some great lead guitar solos, and Celia Humphris vocals are just amazing, beautiful and incredible voice.
Their is one song on here that Jimmy Page stole the main guitar parts for, and then used it in the song he calls "White Summer," but it's actually taken from the traditional folk song "She Moves Through The Fair," which Davey Graham covered along with Bert Jansch, who was one of Page's acoustic influences. It's not a surprise that Page stole from that song as well as tons of others. He simply should not have got credit for being the writer of that song, and Led Zeppelin would also play "White Summer" live in concert. Their is even a website that describes how Jimmy Page & The Yardbirds ripped off other groups/artists of songs, and also Led Zeppelin.

The Garden of Jane Delawney is quite different in my opinion from their second album "On The Shore," but I still like and enjoy it very much, it definitely has it's moments, and I think the best thing about this album is some of the great guitar work, and of course, fantastic female vocals from Celia Humphris. But I think that "On The Shore" is a much better and stronger album, it's not as mellow as this, but this still is an excellent album and worth having. Glenn Signal Hill,CA USA

Average customer rating: Classic Southern Soul Music RICKY FANTE Should Be A Household Name By Now "Rewind" by Ricky Fante Low Ratings for this Album from Deaf People? Great throwback to the Golden Era of Soul

Rewind Ricky Fanté Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Introducing...Ricky Fanté Rebel Soul Music This Is Ryan Shaw Van Hunt Let's Talk About It ASIN: B0001XAOR0 Release Date: 2004-07-13

Tracks:

1. I Let You Go
2. It Ain't Easy
3. Drive
4. Are You Lonely Too?
5. Why
6. Love Doesn't Live Here No More
7. It's Over Now
8. Smile
9. He Don't Love You
10. If It's Love
11. My Song
12. A Woman's Touch

Amazon.com

With neo-soul not all that neo these days, Ricky Fanté foregoes the genre's reliance on Philadelphia and blaxploitation markers. Instead, on his full-length debut, Rewind, the singer pays homage to '60s touchstones like Otis Redding. The result is sometimes less gritty than might be hoped for, but at the very least, Fanté's voice--at times a ringer for a past revivalist, Terence Trent D'Arby--makes the disc a worthy listen. At his best, Fanté tackles more than the expected; too few artists have dealt with realities like domestic violence (and September 11) as he does on the straightforward "Why." Such moments make for harbingers of greater reach to come. --Rickey Wright

Customer Reviews:

Classic Southern Soul Music.......2007-05-22

I discovered this CD while browsing and I must admit I never heard of Ricky Fante' until now, he reminds me of the soul of Sam Cook mixed with the grit of Otis Redding. It's like the mid to late 60's music with an urban twist of Neo soul, I'll pen the term of Neo Philly Blues. If you listen to this with a three finger shot of scotch you'll agree, I say way to go Mr. Fante', you brought good listening music back with this one.

RICKY FANTE Should Be A Household Name By Now.......2006-10-10

I first became aware of Ricky Fante when he performed "It Ain't Easy" on Good Morning America. I was so taken by his performance that I immediately ordered his CD, "Rewind." Good move. The music on "Rewind" is refreshing and real and quickly gained heavy rotation in my CD player. And that voice - oh my, my. It is beautifully raw and rich and Mr. Fante clearly sings from the heart. Others may snipe about him "trying too hard" to sound retro, but I could not disagree more. Mr. Fante is singing what he was born to sing, and the results are effortlessly, intoxicatingly soulful. With any luck, Mr. Fante will build on this bedrock foundation he has so capably constructed and will eventually gain the recognition he richly deserves. Here's hoping...

"Rewind" by Ricky Fante.......2006-06-30

Ricky Fante is probably the best new true R&B / Soul singer to come along since Otis Redding. He simply has it. He takes Soul, R&B, the Blues and makes it modern, topical, and totally alive. He is a real breath of fresh air. This is pure music and very, very good music.

Low Ratings for this Album from Deaf People?.......2006-04-07

I don't get it. People rating this album with 2 stars are either deaf or have absolutely no appreciation for great music.

Anyone even remotely interested in soul, or classic R&B are going to instantly fall in love with this collection of well written and produced odes to the greats of yesteryear.

Ricky Fante's vocals are better than anyone I've heard in years. He's just shy of Terrance Trent D'Arby (one of the most underrated vocalists of the past 20 years) in pure vocal gymnastics. He doesn't have the higher vocal range of D'Arby, but his voice is at least as soulfull, if not more so.

My Favorite tracks are It Ain't Easy, Why, and If It's Love, but there is truly not a bad song on this CD.

Do yourself a favor, stop reading this review and order the CD!!

Great throwback to the Golden Era of Soul.......2005-07-27

I can't understand why some people gave this cd only 2 stars. This album is not creative by any means, and what? Good music is not necessarily creative. Ricky Fanté just makes soul that sounds exactly back, way back in the days, when soul music was just irresistibly organic, earthy and gave you big chills.
Is there anything wrong with that?
In these times where R&B we hear at the radio has often lost the signification of its letters, it's really enjoyable to listen to a cd like that. I wouldn't call this album neo-soul because you won't find any hip hop beats incorporated in it and it's not an experimental record with poetic lyrics either. It's just retro-soul, and very well-done retro-soul, which reminds the likes of Otis Redding, Sam Cooke or Al Green.
Ricky Fanté won't make you forget about them (and nobody will) but thanks to him the legacy of this kind of great classic soul singers can continue.
Many tracks from this album sound like instant classics, which is inarguably a quality proof.
My personal favorite are the 1st five tracks, I find the other ones a notch behind, which doesn't mean they are bad of course.
I highly recommend this album to everyone into soul music (whatever it is classic or contemporary), as well as the ones from Donnie and Jacksoul

Average customer rating:

Rewind 30 Amp Fuse Manufacturer: Melted Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk-Pop | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Wind-Up Saturday Night at the Atomic Speedway ASIN: B00000DAMY Release Date: 1998-10-13

Tracks:

1. Sure Shot
2. On And On
3. Just A Reminder
4. Carpe Diem
5. No Rhyme Or Reason
6. Let Her Go
7. My Girl In Blue
8. Disappearing Act
9. Twisted F@#k
10. On The Nose

Average customer rating: Save your $1,99 13 post "Hot Rocks" hits. Better this, than the edited versions Good But Very Easy to Guess Much Better that "Jump Back"

Rewind (1971-1984) The Rolling Stones Manufacturer: Sony Music Entertain ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Blues Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Sucking in the Seventies Made in the Shade Sucking in the Seventies Bridges to Babylon Voodoo Lounge ASIN: B000008K6R Release Date: 1989-07-05

Tracks:

1. Miss You
2. Brown Sugar
3. Undercover of the Night
4. Start Me Up
5. Tumbling Dice
6. Hang Fire
7. It's Only Rock 'N Roll
8. Emotional Rescue
9. Beast of Burden
10. Fool to Cry
11. Waiting on a Friend
12. Angie
13. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)

Customer Reviews:

Save your $1,99.......2006-06-29

Wait for the re-issue version. you know they'll do it. Since the real box set of gems b-sides and unreleased stuff won't happen soon. They'll milk these first for the money... Two years tops and this will be remastered and re-released!

13 post "Hot Rocks" hits........2006-06-12

I believe this was my first Stones disc, and I cherished it for quite a while, especially when I found out it was out of print. It's all songs you know by heart, but that's why I like it I suppose. When "Forty Licks" was released, this collection really became pointless. However, I still keep it because it has "Waiting On A Friend", and "Forty Licks" does not for some reason. I agree with another who said this should have "She's So Cold". I hear that song on radio more than any other, and it doesn't seem to be anywhere besides the "Emotional Rescue" album. Hmmmm. Anyway, This is a good disc, and together with "Hot Rocks" it could keep you from having to get anything else. It's cheap used.

Better this, than the edited versions.......2006-03-18

As someone who really felt burned after purchasing FORTY LICKS and JUMP BACK, both of them being Stones compilations that feature edited versions of some of their best 70s and 80s material, the out-of-print REWIND album still provides me with plenty of, well, satisfaction. Pick it up: the full versions of "Miss You," "Fool To Cry," "Heartbreaker" and "Emotional Rescue" are all here, along with plenty of other gems. Only "Hang Fire" doesn't really hold up, but the rest are near perfect examples of the greatness that is Mick, Keith, Ron, Charlie, 'n' Bill (and of course Mick Taylor, too).

Good But Very Easy to Guess.......2005-08-06

Everyone knows this stuff and if you already had the cds than this is really pointless

2 best songs- brown sugar & heart breaker

Much Better that "Jump Back".......2005-04-28

Before I do my review, I'm gonna give the song list:
1. Miss You
2. Brown Sugar
3. Undercover the Night
4. Start Me Up
5. Tumbling Dice
6. Hang Fire
7. It's Only Rock'n'Roll (But I Like It)
8. Emotional Rescue
9. Beast of Burden
10. Fool to Cry
11. Waiting On a Friend
12. Angie
13. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
This is a great song collection but 1 thing never made sense to me, The tital "Rewind: 1971-1984" implies that it is to accompany "Hot Rocks: 1964-1971". Why didn't they make this a 1972-1981 collection? (face it, "Undercover the Night" isn't worth it) If they removed the song "Brown Sugar", which appears on Hot Rocks and added "She's So Cold", (a classic) and "Happy", it would be much more fullfilling. The shamefull thing about this album is that "jump back: 1971-1993" has seemed to replace it. An album that focuses on better years will always be better than a compilation that tries to spread to lesser years. If you manage to see this in a local music store, buy it while you can, but make sure you pick up "Hot Rocks" to go with it. It'll be much better that 40 licks for a little extra cash.

Average customer rating:

Rewind, Pt. 2 Paolo Nutini Manufacturer: Wea International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music Scotland | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Broadway & Vocalists | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Jenny Don't Be Hasty, Pt. 2 Jenny Don't Be Hasty, Pt. 1 Live Sessions Last Request These Streets ASIN: B000K2Q60G Release Date: 2006-12-11

Tracks:

1. Rewind (Radio Edit)
2. Caledonia (Live @ Glasgow Garage)

Album Description

Part One of Two. Third CD single pulled from this UK singer/songwriter's debut album These Streets. Features 'Rewind' (Radio Edit) coupled with 'Caledonia' (Live At Glasgow Garage). Atlantic. 2006.

Album Details

Nutini's Third Single from the UK Platinum Selling Album "These Streets" which Debuted at Number Three on the UK Top 40 Album Chart in July 2006 and Spent Six Weeks in the Top Ten. Includes a NON-LP B-side, a Live Version of "Caledonia" Recorded in Glasgow.

Average customer rating:

Rewind, Pt. 2 Paolo Nutini Manufacturer: Wea International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music Scotland | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Broadway & Vocalists | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Rewind, Pt. 2 Jenny Don't Be Hasty, Pt. 2 These Streets Last Request Jenny Don't Be Hasty, Pt. 1 ASIN: B000K2Q60Q Release Date: 2006-12-11

Tracks:

1. Rewind (Radio Edit)
2. Alloway Grove (New Version)
3. Rewind (Video)
4. Rewind (Making Of The Video)

Album Details

The Third Single Taken from the British Singer/Songwriter's Platinum Selling Album "These Streets" which Debuted at Number Three on the UK Top 40 Album Chart in July 2006 and Spent Six Weeks in the Top Ten. In Addition to a Re-recording of "Alloway Groove", the Single Includes the Enhanced Video of the Title Track and a Featurette About the Making of the Video. The Package also Includes Four Postcards!

Average customer rating: Hip is the Knowledge Hop is the Movement - lets rewind Blaq Poet the Rhyme Crime Boss One of the HARDEST solid album from 1/4 of Screwball - 4.5 stars

Rewind Deja Screw Blaq Poet Manufacturer: Screwball Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Livin' Proof The Stick Up Kid A Tear for the Ghetto My Brother's Keeper Without Warning ASIN: B000EBDHS2 Release Date: 2006-02-28

Tracks:

1. < < Bang This < < Prod. by DJ Premier
2. < < Ghetto S**t < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
3. < < Message From Poet < < Prod. by DJ Premier
4. < < Bomb S**t Feat: KL, J Roc & Verse < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
5. < < Bloody Mess < < Prod. by Alchemist
6. < < Watch Your Back < < Prod. by DJ Premier
7. < < The Cash < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
8. < < My Ni**a Feat: Team Shug < < Prod. by Blaq Poet
9. < < What Ya'll Gonna Do? < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
10. < < Poet Has Come < < Prod. by DJ Premier
11. < < You F**ked Up < < Prod. by EZ Moe B
12. < < After All This Time < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
13. < < Rhyme Crime Boss < < Prod. by Blaq Poet & Sincere
14. < < Hard to Believe < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
15. < < Psycho < < Prod. by Poet
16. < < Still Flippin' < < Prod. by 45 Scientific
17. < < The Cash PT. 2 < < Prod. by Blaq Poet
18. < < Mind Of A Criminal Feat: Teflon, KL and J Roc < < Prod. by 45 Scientific

Product Description

“Poet Has Come”, but he’s been here for a long time. Those who don’t know better do their homework and check their charts. In Hip Hop, he’s a veteran: “I’ve always been rappin’, nahamean? The first time I came out was in eightyf**kin’six with Rockwell Noel on the single “Beat You Down”, going at KRS One. He was tryin’ to sh*t on the hood... Shan was playing around, not really trying to address the issue, I was like f*ck that, I’m reppin’ the hood, I’m not Juice Crew…” Just after that, “All Hell’s Breakin’ Loose” (New-Sound Records) came out, a single produced by MC T where Poet calls out names and starts trouble way before 50 Cent would even think about it. In the early 90s, Louis Chandler aka Screwball gets killed on the block. Poet sends the biggest shout-out ever by creating the group Screwball, with partners KL, Kyron and Hostyle. “He was my man, the only n**ger I knew that would ride for me, ride and die for me.” The first album, Y2K (Tommy Boy / Hydra), came out in 2000. The collaboration with DJ Premier begins with the production of two tracks for the album: “F.A.Y.B.A.N” (F*ck All You B*tch Ass N**gers) and “Seen It All.” In 2000, Poet also spit his unique flow on “Straight Outta QB” (Columbia / Ill Will), along with Jungle and good friend Cormega. Not only is it normal for Poet to be on the album, it’s also normal that NAS gives him N.W.A’s legendary beat(“Straight Outta Compton”). In 2001, a second Screwball album comes out: “Loyalty” (Landspeed /Hydra) where Poet describes his dramatic life in “The Bio.” The realness of the lyrics is almost shocking. When other rappers complain about the cards they were dealt, Poet claims: “I’ll be back like Schwarzenegger, Terminator, but for now, all I wanna do is get my weight up”. The fans were expecting this event for a while; here it is, 2006 will see the rise of Blaq Poet and his debut solo album “Rewind < Album Description

Poet has come, but he's been here for a long time. In Hip Hop, he's a veteran: helping out Rockwell Noel on the single 'Beat You Down' in 1980. Just after that, 'All Hell's Breakin' Loose' (New-Sound Records) came out, a single produced by MC T where Poet calls out names and starts trouble way before 50 Cent would even think about it. In the early '90s, Louis Chandler aka Screwball gets killed on the block. Poet sends the biggest shout-out ever by creating the group Screwball, with partners KL, Kyron and Hostyle. The first album, Y2K (Tommy Boy/Hydra), came out in 2000. The collaboration with DJ Premier begins with the production of two tracks for the album. Poet also spit his unique flow on 'Straight Outta QB' (Columbia/Ill Will), along with Jungle and good friend Cormega. In 2001, a second Screwball album comes out called Loyalty (Landspeed/Hydra). Now 2006 sees the rise of Blaq Poet and his debut solo album Rewind < Customer Reviews:

Hip is the Knowledge Hop is the Movement - lets rewind.......2007-05-24

"He completely destroyed KRS-One in the QB / South Bronx beef back in the days but since Mr. Parker never replied Poet never got the full recognition he deserved."

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i think not. KRS is a real emcee on a level much higer than poet. he remixed Im still number one in 88 and destroyed Poet on the track. .
Poet is a lyrical emcee and this cd is on point even though the composition is somewhat at times 2 dimensional only.....
i am glad they (KRS one and Poet) came together on the hip hop lives cd to make a track.
peace Samir, Base, C wiz, talib, the Hip Hop nation and the Gods and Earths.

Blaq Poet the Rhyme Crime Boss.......2006-08-27

Rewind (Deja Screw) by Poet is a classic modern day gangsta rap record by the QB O.G. who's been rocking the streetscene since the early 80's. He completely destroyed KRS-One in the QB / South Bronx beef back in the days but since Mr. Parker never replied Poet never got the full recognition he deserved. While Mobstyle held it down for Harlem on the gangsta tip, Poet held it down for QB along with his partner Hot Day and dropped "Without Warning" around '91. Later on Poet along with KL, Kyron and Hostyle, formed Screwball (in memory of his murdered friend Louis Chandler) and Y2K and Loyalty were released in 2000 and 2001 respectively. 4.5 Stars

One of the HARDEST.......2006-07-23

So who is the hardest out? Styles P or Blaq Poet? Well it depends on which head you ask but I'm gonna go with Blaq Poet. The only reason I say this is because his production was outstanding & his lyrics just pound with such force. True underground heads & rap fans alike will love it!!!

solid album from 1/4 of Screwball - 4.5 stars.......2006-03-10

Going through his 3rd decade in the rap game and probably the most known of the 4 members of Screwball, the QB dun, the Foulest of the Foul, Poet, is back with a nice solo album. The 2nd of the 4 members to drop a solo, it's a little better then Hostyle's solo and about equal with their group "Loyalty" album. If you know Screwball you know what you get here, straight hard street lyrics from QueensBridge. Of the 18 songs on here, 1 is a classic, 2 are almost classics, 4 are ok, the other 12 are good or great songs. Guests are only on 3 songs you get a lot of Poet. Production is nice as well. 45 Scientific does 8 songs, DJ Premier and Poet each do 4, and ALChemist and EZ Moe Bee each do 1 song. A nice album for QB rap fans or street rap fans to get.

#1 - 6.5
#2 - 7.5
#3 - 9.5 (about beef's in rap) -- nice beat)
#4 - 8 (f/ J Roc, Verse, KL (of Screwball)
#5 - 9 (nice beat)
#6 - 10 (CLASSIC! --- tight beat)
#7 - 9 (good beat)
#8 - 7 (f/ Team Shug)
#9 - 7.5 (reuses his verse from the "QB Finest" album)
#10 - 8
#11 - 8 (about messing up a pack)
#12 - 8.5
#13 - 8
#14 - 9.5 (nice beat)
#15 - 9 (nice beat)
#16 - 8
#7 - 8.5
#18 - 8 (f/ J Roc, KL (Of Screwball), and Teflon)

POET -- William Bass -- Queensbridge, NY
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