| 1. Hara Hara Mahaadeva Shaambho Kaashi Vishwaanaata Gange |
| 2. Devi Puja |
| 3. Kali Durge |
| 4. Krishna Waltz |
| 5. Hanuman Chaleesa |
| 6. Forgiveness [Instrumental] |
| 7. Prayer to the Goddess for Forgiveness |
| 8. Hare (MC) Krishna |
| 9. Prayer to Hanuman |
| 10. Shri Ram Jai Ram |
| 11. Brindavan Hare Ram |
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One Track Heart
Krishna Das Manufacturer: Razor & Tie ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005UK1Y Release Date: 2002-02-19 |
Tracks:
- Hara Hara Mahaadeva
- Devi Puja
- Kali Durge
- The Krishna Waltz
- Hanuman Chaleesa
- Forgiveness (Instrumental)
- Prayer To The Goddess For Forgiveness
- Hare (Mc)Krishna
- Prayer To Hanuman
- Shri Ram Jai Ram
- Brindavan Hare Ram
Amazon.com
On top of the spiritual vocal presence of Krishna Das, One Track Heart features the producing and musical talents of Jai Uttal (vocals, dotar, keyboards, percussion) and Tulku's Jim Wilson (programming). This pleasurable album effortlessly blends prayers and chants from the ancient tradition of Bhakti Yoga, with Indian percussion, strings, dumbek, and keyboards. The compositions range from lively, drum-driven pieces to mellower, meditative tracks. Heart benefits from the input of its accomplished guest musicians and the inclusion of gentle harmonium (on "The Krishna Waltz" and other tracks), delicate wah-wah guitar (on "Hunaman Chaleesa"), and unobtrusive programming, which imbues the music with a modern flavor while retaining its organic essence. The album also includes detailed, informative liner notes from the artist. --Bryan ReesmanCustomer Reviews:
Relaxed Kirtan Bliss, A Perfect Blend.......2002-05-17
Make no mistake; this is obviously KD's show. He sings all the lead vocals and is the guiding spirit behind the production. But anyone who knows Jai's work as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist knows the brilliant, innovative musicianship Jai brings to the party.
A remarkable quality of this CD is the variety of its musical textures. This would make a great gift for someone who has never had the pleasure of hearing sacred music interpreted by Western artists. It would be humanly impossible not to like at least some of this diverse but consistently beautiful music.
Another great quality of this CD is its originality. It is not quite like anything else I have heard from either KD or Jai. Yet there is nothing quirky or forced about it; it has the relaxed sincerity essential to a joyful experience of kirtan.
Finally, in this day of cheap CD packaging, KD generously gives us no less than 25 pages of fascinating liner notes, including a verse-by-verse translation of the sacred chants and funny, fascinating anecdotes concerning the songs themselves and KD's own experiences as a devotee of Neem Karoli Baba. (Neem Karoli Baba lived in India and was a guru to both KD and Jai; he passed away in 1973.)
Track 1 is a sunny chorus in celebration of Shiva. KD, Jai, and percussionist Geoffrey Gordon all sing together throughout the song, rather than following a call-and-response form. This is a friendly, unpretentious, cheerful introduction to the joys of kirtan.
Track 2 is slow and quiet, a poignant hymn to the Goddess. KD sings alone with beautiful, tranquil longing. Jai quietly accompanies JD on the dotar, a classical Indian stringed instrument. (Jai trained with the famed Ali Akbar Khan, and is an accomplished player of the dotar.)
Track 3 is a chant to the Divine mother in her manifestations as Kali and Durga. Each verse KD sings is echoed beautifully by Diana Rogers (she has an English name but sounds authentically Indian).
Track 4 is the "hare krishna" chant sung to a lovely, simple melody, which Jai picks out on the banjo, of all things. KD sings with sweet, brave, impassioned sincerity. He is backed up by something provocatively entitled the "Gospel Choir, First Church of Divine Spark (East Calcutta, Bengal)." The result is utterly engaging without being at all saccharine; like an old Appalachian lullaby sung from a creaking porch swing.
Track 5 is the Hanuman Chaleesa, a long series of verses in praise of Hanuman. Hanuman is the monkey god of Hindu mythology, a mischievous but immensely powerful servant of the more remote and imposing Ram, the male god of the Infinite. Hanuman is seen as a gateway to Ram, more accessible to us mere humans. Anyway, this track is a delight simply because KD unabashedly loves and venerates Hanuman, who is closely associated with Neem Karoli Baba. KD's love and joy are infectious whenever he sings to Hanuman, on this and other CD's. Also, the steady momentum of the rhythmic verses induces a relaxed, joyous mood, even if you don't follow the translation. Finally, I love the unexpected touch of deft wah-wah electric guitar in the background -- this is the kind of musical risk which, when it works, helps bridge the gap between East and West and, without cheapening it in any way, make Indian sacred music accessible to a modern audience.
Track 6 a relaxed, instrumental composition by Jai and studio whiz Jim Wilson. Jai on dotar engages in musical conversation with Charlie Burnham on violin. This track serves as an introduction to Track 7, a prayer to the Goddess for forgiveness. The truth is I find these two tracks a bit slow and uninspiring, but they are certainly solid musically.
Track 8 is wonderful! Think nothing new can be done with the "hare krishna" chant? Think again! Geoffrey Gordon plays a rousing snare drum and Charlie Burnham both accompanies and soars off on violin and mandolin. This daring approach gives the chant an absolutely unique musical flavor. Imagine a hearty band of Scottish warriors marching across the misty heath in search of -- well, enlightenment. Don't laugh: it works!
Track 9 is a prayer to Hanuman (see discussion of Track 5 above). The verses are both sung and spoken. KD is a big kid when it comes to Hanuman, and as I said above, his unselfconscious joy and devotion are infectious. But this track would be worth having just to hear guest musician Yang-Qin Zhao on something mysterious and wonderful called the butterfly harp. Jai also chimes in unexpectedly from time to time on finger cymbals, which has a startling effect that focuses awareness in an almost Zen-like manner. It is impossible to really describe the creative musical texture of this piece, which is reverential but lighthearted at the same time.
Track 10 is the "shri ram" chant. KD's voice glows with warmth, and Jai's beautiful, passionate voice in the small call-and-response chorus help make this version of "shri ram" ravishing. This is spiritual nectar indeed: intoxicating, no hangover, wow. Please KD and Jai -- please make another CD together soon!
Track 11 is yet another version the "hare krishna" chant. KD's voice is soft and yearning, while Diana Rogers again accompanies KD beautifully in the background. Dan Reiter plays cello, adding to the mellow sound.
I could write several more pages of uninformed praise, but I think Amazon imposes a word-count limit. In sum: if you like kirtan, you need this CD. If you've never heard kirtan and you're curious, please try this CD.
Peace to all.
review by sarah moore.......2001-10-25
he has a beautiful voice and it is one saturated with devotion.
the lyrics to the music are also on the cd insert, which is fantastic as one can learn the lines of the bhajans etc and sing along in worship with him, guided by his voice and music.
if you love to chant and love to sing songs to the divine, this cd is a definite jewel in the crown of such genres.
~~~OM~~~ Pure devotional music from the heart........2000-03-30
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Let's Make Love
Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00009KU82 Release Date: 2003-06-17 |
Tracks:
- Let's Make Love - Marilyn Monroe
- My Heart Blongs To Daddy - Marilyn Monroe
- Latin One - Gerald Wiggins
- Hey You With Crazy Eyes - Frankie Vaughn
- Specialization - Frankie Vaughn
- Strip City - Gerald Wiggins
- Let's Make Love - Marilyn Monroe
- Incurably Romantic - Marilyn Monroe
- Incurably Romantic (Reprise) - Marilyn Monroe
- Christmas Eve Waltz - Gerald Wiggins
- Let's Make Love (Reprise) - Yves Montand
- Hey You With Crazy Eyes - Frankie Vaughn
- Let's Make Love - Frankie Vaughn
Customer Reviews:
GREAT SOUNDTRACK INCLUDING A MONROE'S PREVIOULSY UNRELEASED SONG.......2005-12-29
Jazz, latin music, unforgettable duets...
AND...a never released before version of LET's MAKE LOVE (trio with Montand and Vaughan with Monroe singing lyrics unheard in the other well known version of this song). How come they never released this version before? But what an excitement to discover something new!!
Plus another short version which is the opening credits of the movie. I love it..This CD highlights the obvious flair Marilyn had for singing.
MONROE MUSICAL MASTERPIECE~BRAVO MARILYN!!! .......2005-02-26
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Ah! My Goddess The Movie
Various Artists Manufacturer: Geneon [Pioneer] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00008BRBS Release Date: 2003-04-08 |
Tracks:
- Iuna Aeterna - The One Who Awakens You
- Dea Cantat - The Goddess Sings
- Spring Unchanged
- Magister -Beloved Master
- Fountain of Heart
- Love Lesson 3
- Don't Expect
- Wishing for a Bond
- Together We Can
- Believing Your Heart
- Invidia - Swaying Heart
- Recollection - Nostalgia
- Crystallus Mallus - Dark Shine
- Celestin - Seditianis Auctor
- Sealing the Feelings
- Ventus - Raging Goddess
- Wishing for Happiness
- Morgan-Amor Tristis
- Whisper of Life
- Prospositum - Defying God
- Thor - God of Destruction
- Thundering Destruction
- Proof of Us
- Coro Di Dea - Voices of Goddesses
- New World Prelude
- Try to Wish
- Cantilena Angel (Song of an Angel)
Customer Reviews:
The best songs.......2006-03-01
Feel the movie in music.......2005-10-09
Magical!.......2005-10-05
Of course, as I mentioned earlier, "Morgan-Amor Tristis" Is the jewel of this CD, but I found the choral pieces to be equaly beautiful. "Dea Cantat- The Goddess Sings" is the second piece song as a solo with no instrumentation. The vocalist carries the song beautifuly and creates a simplistic joy.
Towards the end, the song "Cora de Dea- Voices of Goddess" (an instrumental and full choral version of "Dea Cantat") gives us a fitting finale.
I also enjoyed the songs "Celestin- Seditianis Auctor" and "Crystallus Malus- Dark Shrine" for their sense of hidden darkness and despare.
ANd finally the song "Spring Unchanged" brought with it the perfect sense of the season and all the characters.
This was my first order with Amazon and so I didn't know when to expect the Cd. To my delight, it arrived in less than four days! Thank you sooooo much!
This is a great CD. For all manga and anime lovers, this is a must have!
A worthy soundtrack to the movie.......2005-05-15
For your information.......2005-01-21
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One Track Heart
Krishna Das Manufacturer: Triloka Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000AA4JI4 Release Date: 2005-09-20 |
Tracks:
- Hara Hara Mahaadeva Shaambho Kaashi Vishwaanaata Gange
- Devi Puja
- Kali Durge
- Krishna Waltz
- Hanuman Chaleesa
- Forgiveness [Instrumental]
- Prayer to the Goddess for Forgiveness
- Hare (MC) Krishna
- Prayer to Hanuman
- Shri Ram Jai Ram
- Brindavan Hare Ram
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One Track Heart
Krishna Das Manufacturer: Triloka ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000057RF Release Date: 1996-06-11 |
Tracks:
- Hara Hara Mahaadeva
- Devi Puja
- Kali Durge
- The Krishna Waltz
- Hanuman Chaleesa
- Forgiveness (Instrumental)
- Prayer To The Goddess For Forgiveness
- Hare (Mc) Krishna
- Prayer To Hanuman
- Shri Ram Jai Ram
- Brindavan Hare Ram
Customer Reviews:
FANTASTIC.......1999-08-06
This CD is very inspiring and very devotional........1999-05-17
This C.D. has made me a K.Das fan!.......1999-03-15
I wake up listening to it and sleeps while hearing it........1998-09-09
Spiritual, heart felt, lots of experience in Indian culture.......1998-08-23
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The Dream of the Ancient Ones
Manufacturer: Heart Earth Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000J3AF Release Date: 1993-09-03 |
Tracks:
- Incantation I
- : The Dream of the Ancient Ones
- : The Dream of Make Believe
- : Incantation II
- : The Dream of Flight
- : The Dream of Mother Earth
- : Incantation III
- : The Dream of the Silent One
- : The Wonder of Miracles
Album Description
A musical triptich of power and imagination, which embraces the ancient and earthly powers. (Solo Piano)Customer Reviews:
from Solo Piano Publications.......2003-04-15
Play This CD When You Paint.......1999-09-16
This is very special, wonderful music. Do yourself a favor!.......1999-08-11
Sit back and watch the musical tapestry unfold!.......1999-06-09
Hauntingly beautiful, exquisitely performed.......1999-05-28
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One Track Heart
Krishna Das Manufacturer: Triloka Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004799T Release Date: 1996-06-11 |
Tracks:
- Hara Hara Mahaadeva
- Devi Puja
- Kali Durge
- The Krishna Waltz
- Hanuman Chaleesa
- Forgiveness (Instrumental)
- Prayer To The Goddess For Forgiveness
- Hare (Mc) Krishna
- Prayer To Hanuman
- Shri Ram Jai Ram
- Brindavan Hare Ram
Amazon.com
On top of the spiritual vocal presence of Krishna Das, One Track Heart features the producing and musical talents of Jai Uttal (vocals, dotar, keyboards, percussion) and Tulku's Jim Wilson (programming). This pleasurable album effortlessly blends prayers and chants from the ancient tradition of Bhakti Yoga, with Indian percussion, strings, dumbek, and keyboards. The compositions range from lively, drum-driven pieces to mellower, meditative tracks. Heart benefits from the input of its accomplished guest musicians and the inclusion of gentle harmonium (on "The Krishna Waltz" and other tracks), delicate wah-wah guitar (on "Hunaman Chaleesa"), and unobtrusive programming, which imbues the music with a modern flavor while retaining its organic essence. The album also includes detailed, informative liner notes from the artist. --Bryan ReesmanCustomer Reviews:
Relaxed Kirtan Bliss, A Perfect Blend.......2002-05-17
Make no mistake; this is obviously KD's show. He sings all the lead vocals and is the guiding spirit behind the production. But anyone who knows Jai's work as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist knows the brilliant, innovative musicianship Jai brings to the party.
A remarkable quality of this CD is the variety of its musical textures. This would make a great gift for someone who has never had the pleasure of hearing sacred music interpreted by Western artists. It would be humanly impossible not to like at least some of this diverse but consistently beautiful music.
Another great quality of this CD is its originality. It is not quite like anything else I have heard from either KD or Jai. Yet there is nothing quirky or forced about it; it has the relaxed sincerity essential to a joyful experience of kirtan.
Finally, in this day of cheap CD packaging, KD generously gives us no less than 25 pages of fascinating liner notes, including a verse-by-verse translation of the sacred chants and funny, fascinating anecdotes concerning the songs themselves and KD's own experiences as a devotee of Neem Karoli Baba. (Neem Karoli Baba lived in India and was a guru to both KD and Jai; he passed away in 1973.)
Track 1 is a sunny chorus in celebration of Shiva. KD, Jai, and percussionist Geoffrey Gordon all sing together throughout the song, rather than following a call-and-response form. This is a friendly, unpretentious, cheerful introduction to the joys of kirtan.
Track 2 is slow and quiet, a poignant hymn to the Goddess. KD sings alone with beautiful, tranquil longing. Jai quietly accompanies JD on the dotar, a classical Indian stringed instrument. (Jai trained with the famed Ali Akbar Khan, and is an accomplished player of the dotar.)
Track 3 is a chant to the Divine mother in her manifestations as Kali and Durga. Each verse KD sings is echoed beautifully by Diana Rogers (she has an English name but sounds authentically Indian).
Track 4 is the "hare krishna" chant sung to a lovely, simple melody, which Jai picks out on the banjo, of all things. KD sings with sweet, brave, impassioned sincerity. He is backed up by something provocatively entitled the "Gospel Choir, First Church of Divine Spark (East Calcutta, Bengal)." The result is utterly engaging without being at all saccharine; like an old Appalachian lullaby sung from a creaking porch swing.
Track 5 is the Hanuman Chaleesa, a long series of verses in praise of Hanuman. Hanuman is the monkey god of Hindu mythology, a mischievous but immensely powerful servant of the more remote and imposing Ram, the male god of the Infinite. Hanuman is seen as a gateway to Ram, more accessible to us mere humans. Anyway, this track is a delight simply because KD unabashedly loves and venerates Hanuman, who is closely associated with Neem Karoli Baba. KD's love and joy are infectious whenever he sings to Hanuman, on this and other CD's. Also, the steady momentum of the rhythmic verses induces a relaxed, joyous mood, even if you don't follow the translation. Finally, I love the unexpected touch of deft wah-wah electric guitar in the background -- this is the kind of musical risk which, when it works, helps bridge the gap between East and West and, without cheapening it in any way, make Indian sacred music accessible to a modern audience.
Track 6 a relaxed, instrumental composition by Jai and studio whiz Jim Wilson. Jai on dotar engages in musical conversation with Charlie Burnham on violin. This track serves as an introduction to Track 7, a prayer to the Goddess for forgiveness. The truth is I find these two tracks a bit slow and uninspiring, but they are certainly solid musically.
Track 8 is wonderful! Think nothing new can be done with the "hare krishna" chant? Think again! Geoffrey Gordon plays a rousing snare drum and Charlie Burnham both accompanies and soars off on violin and mandolin. This daring approach gives the chant an absolutely unique musical flavor. Imagine a hearty band of Scottish warriors marching across the misty heath in search of -- well, enlightenment. Don't laugh: it works!
Track 9 is a prayer to Hanuman (see discussion of Track 5 above). The verses are both sung and spoken. KD is a big kid when it comes to Hanuman, and as I said above, his unselfconscious joy and devotion are infectious. But this track would be worth having just to hear guest musician Yang-Qin Zhao on something mysterious and wonderful called the butterfly harp. Jai also chimes in unexpectedly from time to time on finger cymbals, which has a startling effect that focuses awareness in an almost Zen-like manner. It is impossible to really describe the creative musical texture of this piece, which is reverential but lighthearted at the same time.
Track 10 is the "shri ram" chant. KD's voice glows with warmth, and Jai's beautiful, passionate voice in the small call-and-response chorus help make this version of "shri ram" ravishing. This is spiritual nectar indeed: intoxicating, no hangover, wow. Please KD and Jai -- please make another CD together soon!
Track 11 is yet another version the "hare krishna" chant. KD's voice is soft and yearning, while Diana Rogers again accompanies KD beautifully in the background. Dan Reiter plays cello, adding to the mellow sound.
I could write several more pages of uninformed praise, but I think Amazon imposes a word-count limit. In sum: if you like kirtan, you need this CD. If you've never heard kirtan and you're curious, please try this CD.
Peace to all.
review by sarah moore.......2001-10-25
he has a beautiful voice and it is one saturated with devotion.
the lyrics to the music are also on the cd insert, which is fantastic as one can learn the lines of the bhajans etc and sing along in worship with him, guided by his voice and music.
if you love to chant and love to sing songs to the divine, this cd is a definite jewel in the crown of such genres.
~~~OM~~~ Pure devotional music from the heart........2000-03-30
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One Track Heart
Manufacturer: Washington Place Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0007MCGV2 |
Product Description
Tracks: 1.) Katy Did 2.) Change My Life 3.) One Track Heart 4.) She's Probably on the Parkway 5.) One Hand Clapping 6.) My My Maria 7.) You Gave Me 8.) I Can Take a Heartache
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One Night in a Kingdom
Manufacturer: Dag King ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CAA6KW Release Date: 2002-04-23 |
Tracks:
- One Night in a Kingdom
- Beautiful Dream
- Can We Only Hold the Night
- 20 Miles
- I Don`t Wanna Hear It
- Cowboys Never Die
Customer Reviews:
Dag King.......2007-03-27
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One Track Heart (Passion in the Dark)
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000BJM94A |
Product Description
5 Tracks of Classic Melodic Rock / AOR including one of the best AOR songs ever written "Hot Cherie" (later recorded by Hardline). Also includes the title track "One Track Heart" which appeared on the 'Up the Creek' Soundtrack. ESSENTIAL for fans of Robert Tepper , Eddie Money , Benny Mardones etc... First time EVER on CD.International Music: