| 1. Donald Where's Yer Troosers? |
| 2. Drunken Piper/Highland Laddie/The Bla |
| 3. Auld Scotch Sangs |
| 4. The Wild Rover |
| 5. West's Awake Hornpipe |
| 6. I Love A Lassie |
| 7. My Home/Skye Boat Song |
| 8. The Hiking Group |
| 9. Bonnie Dundee |
| 10. Waltz Selection:Back To Bonnie Scotland/Loch Lomond/Th |
| 11. The Road To The Isles |
| 12. Cock O The North |
| 13. Rowan Tree |
| 14. Northern Lights Of Aberdeen |
| 15. Circle Waltz: Queen Mary, Queen Mary/If You Will |
| 16. I Belong To Glasgow |
| 17. Flower Of Scotland |
| 18. Gathering Of The Clans |
| 19. My Ain House |
| 20. The Sky Is Bluer In Scotland |
Best of Scotland,Various Artists,EMI Gold Imports,Int'l & World Music,Pop,Scotland,V/a Compilations,World Music
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The Best of the Capitol Masters: Selections From "The Legend and the Legacy" Box Set
Les Paul Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000DRE4 Release Date: 1992-07-28 |
Tracks:
- Lover
- Nola
- Tennessee Waltz
- Mockin' Bird Hill
- How High The Moon
- The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
- Whispering
- Just One More Chance
- Tiger Rag
- In The Good Old Summertime
- Meet Mister Callaghan
- Lady Of Spain
- My Baby's Comin' Home
- Bye Bye Blues
- I'm Sitting On Top Of The World
- Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You)
- I Really Don't Want To Know
- I'm A Fool To Care
- Wither Thou Goest
- Hummingbird
Customer Reviews:
Among the Best Ever.......2005-11-02
Not everyone will appreciate this music. It got mixed reception when it was new, and it lies far from contemporary style, but on its own terms it is superb. I first knew this music as a high school kid listening to the radio. Coming back to it five decades later, after considerable musical education and experience, most of it classical, I realize how far it went over the heads of my teen generation.
The musical skill and sensitivity Les and Mary display far surpass most popular artists of the past century. Professional guitarists and guitar makers may revere Les' legacy, but Mary deserves at least as much praise for her vocal skills. Her phrasing is wonderfully elastic, comparing with the best of Peggy Lee and Ella Fitzgerald. Her intonation is impeccable--including her five-part harmonies and backups with herself via multiple recording. And her entrances in the multiple recordings are perfect--where Patti Page was often ragged and Doris Day feared to tread. All of the arrangements are magnificently suited to the spirit of the song and to the talent of the performers. And most of the songs have never had a more competent or imaginative presentation. "In the Good Old Summertime" is an absolute tour de force.
Some might quibble over the choices made in constructing this release. But there was only space for 20 tracks, and this selection is arguably the best possible coverage of Les and Mary's incredible range. Inevitably, within the limitations of 20 tracks, some good things muwt be left out. Those who want more should try to find the complete boxed set. I think it is useful to have Les and Mary's superior "Mockingbird Hill" and "Tennessee Waltz" versions to compare with the ones from Patti Page. I am happy to trade that comparison for any other choices which could have been made.
In all, this album deserves a space in the library of every serious music collector--both for its historical importance and for the excellence of its presentation.
Good Collection But Needs a Bit More Balance.......2005-08-06
There are only a few instrumental tracks here, and while those are very good indeed, some of Les's best stuff was left out. Had I been compiling this disc I would have included "Brazil", "Caravan", and my all time favorite Les Paul instrumental piece "Little Rock Getaway", in which Les cuts loose with just about everything in his arsenal. Like "Lover", it's a very interesting and complex arrangement that's a joy to hear.
I'm also a little puzzled as to why some of Mary Ford's best vocal work was left off this disc. I would have gladly traded her cover version of "Tennessee Waltz" for "Cryin'", a song that I consider to be one of the most beautiful things she's ever sung. "Dry My Tears", a song with which Mary Ford and Les Paul and closely identified, was also left out. That aside, I am thankful that the powers that be saw fit to include an edition of Les and Mary's radio program that features "Avalon", "Where or When", and "I'll See You in my Dreams", three songs that I would love to have heard in full on the box set.
All in all, I think this is a fairly good collection, albeit a bit heavy on the vocal hits and not nearly representative enough of Les Paul's extraordinary guitar talent. Until you're fortunate enough to find the box set, this collection will have to do.
A great overview of Les Paul & Mary Ford's hits.......2005-06-18
A breath of fresh air for the early 1950's pop scene..........2005-03-11
Technically accomplished guitar playing, slick production.......2004-07-30
Some songs here (notably "Lover" and "How High the Moon") are great, but at least as many are disappointing. Also, Les Paul's highly sped up guitar tracks can wear on the ears after a while - they're on nearly every track. In short, this album is essential listening for anyone interested in great guitar plaing and fancy production, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it holds up well to repeated listening.
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The Best of the Vienna Boys' Choir (Box Set)
Manufacturer: Delta ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000IGUW Release Date: 2000-12-06 |
Tracks:
- Mass in C major K. 317 'Coronatoin' Mass: I. Kyrie
- Mass in C major K. 317 'Coronatoin' Mass: II. Gloria
- Mass in C major K. 317 'Coronatoin' Mass: Ave verum corpus KV 618 - K. 618
- Requiem KV 626 (Auszuge) - K. 626: Dies irae
- Requiem KV 626 (Auszuge) - K. 626: Lacrimosa
- Requiem KV 626 (Auszuge) - K. 626: Agnus Dei
- Requiem KV 626 (Auszuge) - K. 626: Lux aeterna
- Ave Maria
- The Creation: Terzett: 'In holder Anmut stehn'
- The Creation: Terzett mit Chor: 'Der Herr ist gross in seiner Macht'
- Locus iste
- Ave Maria
- Abendsegen
- Pueri concinite
- Messiah: No. 03 Chorus: ' And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed'
- Messiah: No. 06 Chorus: 'And he shall purify'
- Messiah: No. 42 Chorus: 'Hallelujah'
- Messiah: No. 51 Chorus: 'Worthy is the Lamb that was slain' - 'Amen'
Tracks:
- The Blue Danube
- Annen - Polka Op. 117
- Walzer - Tales from the Vienna Woods, Waltz
- Tritsch - Tratsch Polka
- Village Swallows from Austria
- Pizzicat - Polka
- Morning papers, waltz
- Radetzky - Marsch
- Thousand and one night, waltz
- Heidenroslein
- The Magic Flute: Trio
- Innsbruck, I must leave thee
- Aba Heidschi Bumbeidschi
- Edelweiss
- Do - Re - Mi
Customer Reviews:
This is awesome!.......2002-12-13
Awesome CD!!.......2002-06-07
I like classical numbers more than like traditional songs of
other countries, so the 1st one was wonderful
(Of course as well as the second one.)
When you want to relax, you may choose the 1st one, but
if you want to be excited, choose 2nd one!!
You will feel as if you were out of this world.
I absolutely LOVE this!.......2002-02-20
The first CD is absolutely beautiful choral music which is really relaxing. I DO prefer boys' singing to adults, because it just sounds so much better.
When I bought the CD, I wasn't expecting much out of the second CD because I bought it for the first CD's sake, but the second CD turned out to be my real favorite.
Not that I don't adore the first one, but the second one is SO IRRESISTABLY CUTE!! whenever I listen to it, I keep on smiling and going "awww. isn't this cute!"
It is REALLY sweet and fun to listen to. I just LOVE this CDs and want to give 10 stars out of 5, but obviously there are limitations, so..
Well, if you like choral music, you won't regret getting this one.
Vienna Boys do it again.......2001-08-18
Wow.......2000-09-06
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Bowie at the Beeb: The Best of the BBC Radio Sessions
David Bowie Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004Y7WV Release Date: 2000-09-26 |
Tracks:
- In The Heat Of The Morning
- London Bye Ta Ta
- Karma Man
- Silly Boy Blue
- Let Me Sleep Beside You
- Janine
- Amsterdam
- God Knows I'm Good
- The Width Of A Circle
- Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed
- Cygnet Committee
- Memory Of A Free Festival
- Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud
- Bombers
- Looking For A Friend
- Almost Grown
- Kooks
- It Ain't Easy
Tracks:
- The Supermen
- Eight Line Poem
- Hang On To Yourself
- Ziggy Stardust
- Queen Bitch
- Waiting For The Man
- Five Years
- White Light/White Heat
- Moonage Daydream
- Hang On To Yourself
- Suffragette City
- Ziggy Stardust
- Starman
- Space Oddity
- Changes
- Oh! You Pretty Things
- Andy Warhol
- Lady Stardust
- Rock 'N' Roll Suicide
Tracks:
- Wild Is The Wind
- Ashes To Ashes
- Seven
- This Is Not America
- Absolute Beginners
- Always Crashing In The Same Car
- Survive
- Little Wonder
- Man Who Sold The World
- Fame
- Stay
- Hallo Spaceboy
- Cracked Actor
- I'm Afraid Of Americans
- Let's Dance
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Comprehensiveness isn't always a virtue, as this three-CD set proves. It gathers together everything David Bowie recorded for the BBC between the years referenced in its title, plus a third disc taken from a June 2000 London concert for the famed British radio broadcasting company. Head first to disc two, which focuses on Bowie's in-studio recreations of material from Hunky Dory and Ziggy Stardust, and marvel at the glam-rockabilly heat generated by Bowie's Spiders from Mars band. By comparison, the other two discs are a disappointment. The first reveals a musical chameleon uncomfortably changing his spots, from music-hall entertainer to free-festival folkie to sub-Dylan sage. The third and final disc betrays a different problem. By 2000, Bowie had calcified into a very slick entertainer. His performances here, particularly of later material such as "I'm Afraid of Americans" and "This Is Not America," are technically fine but a little bloodless--disappointingly human instead of wonderfully alien. --Keith MoererCustomer Reviews:
More essential than you might think...........2005-11-05
I'm a very big fan of Bowie's early work (reference my review of Images 1966-1967 if you're interested), but the earliest sessions on this collection are the least fulfilling. Disk one holds interest to Bowie-philes for historic reasons, but it is disk two that presents the artist in full flight. Working with Mick Ronson, his Ziggy Stardust-era songs shine brilliantly here, in some cases rivaling the album versions. "Hang On to Yourself," "Suffragette City," and "Ziggy Stardust" all rock with authority and grace. "Queen Bitch" has more energy than the version on Hunky Dory, while the songwriting brilliance of songs like "Changes" and "Oh You Pretty Things" come through loud and clear. Most telling are the two Velvet Underground songs performed here. Both "White Light/White Heat" and "Waiting For My Man" are definitive, surpassing all Bowie versions that were previously available and perhaps even surpassing Lou Reed's original versions.
For those of you who are lucky enough to find it, a limited edition of this package comes with an extra disk of Bowie performing live at the BBC radio theatre in June of 2000. Search it out! The extra disk is extraordinary, featuring some of the best live Bowie ever recorded. The band is phenomenal, playing each song to perfection without sacrificing any energy. This version of "Stay" blew me away, forcing me to recognize the sheer funky power of this band. Just as mind-boggling are the versions of "Fame" (a new, `improved' version!), "Absolute Beginners" and "Man Who Sold the World". Every track on this extra disk is exceptional, making it an absolute must for even casual fans of David Bowie. A- Tom Ryan
The best of early bowie in one inspiring collections.......2004-11-23
CHANGESBEEBOWIE.......2004-09-09
CD1 - Many hardcore fans will surely (sweet milk) over CD1 as well although I'm not personally crazy about all of it. Some of David's early Brittish folk period is represented which can be a bit hippy-dippy at times. The first 4 tracks, recorded in May of '68, fit that description although they do feature brilliant in-studio orchestral accompaniment.
Much of CD1 does in fact rock. "Let Me Sleep Beside You" and "Janine" are very good, easy-going rockers recorded with Junior's Eyes who had a short-lived collaboration with Bowie and the session was never broadcast. Bowie delivers a stunning solo performance of Jacques Brel's "Port of Amsterdam" (vocal and guitar). The same session shows off Mick Ronson just a few days after hooking up with Bowie for the first time. They perform an intriguing, half-written version of "Width of a Circle." Ronson really cuts loose on "Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed" and "Cygnet Committee" is positively intense. Some studio hum can be heard on the session, an atmospheric reminder of the electric nature of these proceedings (that may or may not appeal to the listener). "Memory of a Free Festival" had sadly been edited for time and remains so.
Recorded in June of '71, the last session on CD1 features all of the future Spiders From Mars as well as some friends on vocals and guitarist Mark Carr-Pritchard who played for a phantom Bowie project called Arnold Corns. Early embryonic versions of "Moonage Daydream" and "Hang Onto Yourself" were recorded and released under that name. The group stomps through "Bombers," a rare HUNKY DORY-era cut that sounds better (and less cheesy) than the studio version which I have as a bonus cut from the RYCODISK release of HUNKY DORY. "Looking For A Friend" is a country-ish, Stones-y rocker and they also turn in a rousing cover of Chuck Berry's "Almost Grown." And Bowie performs "Kooks" solo on vocal and guitar which he had just written for newborn son Zowie.
Note: Those concerned about excessive voice-overs from BBC radio hosts (like the ones that marred the Jimmy Hendrix BBC release) can relax. There's very little talking over the songs and quite a bit of interesting Bowie banter on CD1. CD2 has nothing but back-to-back songs. Tracks begin with actual songs, not the preceeding dialogue.
Bonus Disk (June 27, 2002 live at BBC Radio Theatre) - ****1/2 Excellent line-up (Earl Slick, Mike Garson), great choice of songs, Bowie in top form. Still, something's missing. A little too slick and professional, maybe? But this is great stuff. "Seven" comes off really well. "Always Crashing In The Same Car" is excellent and much more organic than the album version. The studio wizardry of "Little Wonder" and "Hallo Spaceboy" is expertly reproduced. This album takes on more definition with repeated listens and sounds better over time too. (Many live recordings can initially sound "same-y" from song to song due to same background vocalists, etc.)
We can probably thank Kurt Cobain for reviving Bowie's interest in the post-apocalyptic "Man Who Sold The World," wonderfully played here. "Fame" is vamped-up with a slightly altered rhythm, still funky as ever. "Stay" rocks out. And on the final cut, "Let's Dance" is reimagined as a Carribean breeze before, suddenly, the beat kicks in and the audience "trembles like a flower."
This entire package is most worthy. Highly recommended!
A sprawling triple CD effort.......2004-05-16
Bowie's early stuff ( pre-Ziggy ) sounds anodyne and twee. The conversations you hear on the CD make Bowie seem genuinely nervous but pleasantly friendly. Of course he might not do one song " because to do it would be possibly over everyone's budget." You could take that as nerves if you will but this is the BBC we're talking about. Their budgets at the time were not astronomical.
I've said this before that when you see " Live At The BBC " it doesn't really mean it's really *live* if you've ever heard BBC radio presenters like John " that was quite tasty " Peel or any others you'll know that they say " and we have [musician's name] here live in the studio." It's in a studio and it will never give you a live feel for the songs. It's just BBC engineers working on Bowie's songs and in return you could I suppose think of them as session outtakes from his album. But one thing should be made clear - if you haven't got Bowie's version of Jacques Brel's Amsterdam, this is where you can get it. It's passion almost matches Le Grand Jacques in it's intensity
As the second CD moves and the classics come in you begin to think " this is more like it " and Bowie seems more at ease with everything. Notice his covers of White Light/White Heat ( " make me sound like Lou Reed ")
Now the third CD becomes even more sprawling since it tries to fill in all the places that the first two CDs left out. And it's not always a winner. Little Wonder and I'm Afraid of Americans are terrible songs but actually sound better than what they sounded like on their original album. Still doesn't make it good but at least you can probably tolerate it this time. But overall it didn't capture the gig very well since I saw this on TV when I was 15 and I thought the gig was fantastic. Bowie really had them going ( but then that was to be expected right? ), the CD just doesn't capture the songs well and though I like nearly all of the songs, it lacks the cohesion that the show actually had. Still, for the money I paid for this it's not too bad. But then, there's always a nagging feeling that it could be improved but whatever about that, the sheer amount of material you have here you can be somewhat happy if you want to buy this.....of course that is if you are a diehard fan. If you're not - try figuring out which compilation you want to get of Bowie. There's a lot of them around!
CD 2 still the best, but CD3 doesn't disappoint/Bowie Rocks!.......2003-02-11
This is certainly an interesting collection of songs! I can't say I love DISC 1 in general, but there are some nice surprises. "Kooks" is a lovely little song! The band playing with Bowie is quite good in "The Width Of A Circle" and "Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed." I heavily prefer Disc 2 because I have loved the "Ziggy Stardust" material for many years. The familiar songs sound different but as enjoyable as the released versions. Bowie was great at reworking good songs into even better songs, which is quite apparent on "I'm Waiting For The Man" and "White Light/White Heat." I can't say enough positive things about Disc 2 other than "Freak out, in a Moonage Daydream! Oh yeah!"
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Best of the Big Bands
Various Artists Manufacturer: Madacy Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000LOU Release Date: 1995-07-12 |
Tracks:
- Little Brown Jug - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Chattanooga Choo Choo - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- String Of Pearls - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- In The Mood - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Sunrise Serenade - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- American Patrol - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Kalamazoo - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Bugle Call Rag - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Anvil Chorus - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Tuxedo Junction - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Serenade In Blue - Glenn Miller Orchestra
Tracks:
- One O'Clock Jump - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Jersey Bounce - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Frankie And Johnny Were Lovers - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Stomping At The Savoy - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Down South Camp Meeting - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Jumping At The Woodside - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Let's Dance - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- King Porter Stomp - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- I Found A New Baby - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Roll 'Em - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Stardust - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- That's A Plenty - Benny Goodman Orchestra
Tracks:
- How High The Moon - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Seven Come Eleven - Benny Goodman Orchestra
- Moonlight Cocktail - Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Take The A Train - Duke Ellington
- Tootie For Cootie - Duke Ellington
- Mood Indiglo - Duke Ellington
- Ain't Misbehavin' - Count Basie
- April In Paris - Count Basie
- Jumping At The Woodside - Count Basie
- Woodchopper's Ball - Woody Herman
- Blue Flame - Woody Herman
- Blowing Up A Storm - Woody Herman
Customer Reviews:
Good but not the best!.......2005-06-21
First volume is presenting Glann Miller' hits. I didn't know that Pennsylvania 6-5000 and Chattanooga Choo Choo were recorded without vocals.
Second volume is presenting Benny the King Goodman. Mostly fifties material. I miss Sing Sing Sing and few others.
The third volume is a mixture of Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Woody Hermann, Duke Ellington and Count Basie's live material. Sometimes a little too jazzy. Sound on whole compilation is great but this set doesn't include all the Best Of The Big Bands material.
Good, but not great!.......2001-07-17
Disappointed!.......2001-02-19
Great CD-set.......2001-02-17
A very great deal with a very great sound!.......2001-01-25
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The Best of the Big Bands
Various Artists Manufacturer: Compendia ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000BGQ Release Date: 1996-03-04 |
Tracks:
- In The Mood - Glenn Miller
- Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing) - Benny Goodman
- Ciribiribin - Harry James
- Begin The Beguine - Artie Shaw
- I'm Getting Sentimental Over You - Tommy Dorsey
- Cherokee - Charlie Barnet
- Artistry In Rhythm - Stan Kenton
- Take The 'A' Train - Duke Ellington
- Minnie The Moocher - Cab Calloway
- One O'Clock Jump - Count Basie
Tracks:
- Let's Dance (Opening Theme) - Benny Goodman
- Woodchopper's Ball - Woody Herman
- Leap Frog - Les Brown And His Band Of Renown
- Flying Home - Lionel Hampton
- A-Tisket A-Tasket - Chick Webb
- Dippermouth Blues - The Dorsey Brothers
- It's Only A Paper Moon - Paul Whiteman
- My Shawl (Theme Song) - Xavier Cugat
- I Can't Get Started - Bunny Berigan
- Auld Lang Syne - Guy Lombardo
Tracks:
- Opus One - Tommy Dorsey
- Moonlight Serenade - Glenn Miller
- Two O'Clock Jump - Harry James
- Summertime - Bob Crosby
- Mood Indigo - Duke Ellington
- Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar - Andrews Sisters
- On A Slow Boat To China - Freddy Martin And His Orchestra
- Jazznocracy - Jimmie Lunceford
- Apurksody - Gene Krupa
- Hell's Bells - Art Kassel And His Kassels-In-The-Air
Tracks:
- Stompin' At The Savoy - Benny Goodman
- Sentimental Journey - Les Brown And His Band Of Renown
- Rum And Coca-Cola - Vaughan Monroe And His Orchestra
- All Or Nothing At All - Harry James
- Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Glenn Miller
- Frenesi - Arite Shaw
- Oh! Look At Me Now - Tommy Dorsey
- Der Fuerer's Face - Spike Jones
- Davenport Blues - Bix Beiderbecke
- Goodbye (Closing Theme) - Benny Goodman
Customer Reviews:
Get this with "The War Years".......2006-04-06
Both items-, "The Best of the Big Bands" and "The War Year" are remarkable. They contain some extraordinarily rare recordings by famous artists such as a young "Doris Day" singing "Sentimental Journey" "Bing Crosby" singing "Shoo Shoo Baby," the latter being a wonderful piece of live history, and "Cab Calloway's - Minnie The Moocher"
Many of the tracks were originally "V-Discs" and intended for eventual destruction. That is, each "V-Disc" was to entertain the troops (of the greatest generation) for an allotted time, and then each fragile disc was to be melted-down.
I think, one can't own one box set without the other - they ought to be bought together to get an all-inclusive experience of the era.
However, don't look for flawless Glenn Miller recordings - or any other Big Band for that matter - in these box sets. Every recording in these box sets are presented in their original format - and what could be better! Personally, I don't want any of these recordings so clean that they are deprived of their original charm. Digital remastering can be taken a bit too far sometimes.
I've had to borrow this set for a longtime from a dear friend, but now I'll have my own.
An excellent collaction from the big band era.......2005-10-08
Great.......2000-11-25
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Country Roads: The Very Best of John Denver
John Denver Manufacturer: Delta ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000J783 Release Date: 2000-06-22 |
Tracks:
- Take Me Home, Country Roads
- Home Grown Tomatoes
- Eagles & Horses
- Hold On To Me
- Annie's Song
- Windsong
- Two Different Directions
- Higher Ground
- Raven's Child
- Rocky Mountain Suite
- Earth Day Every Day (Celebrate)
- Tenderly Calling
- Stonehaven Sunset
- Potter's Wheel
Tracks:
- Sunshine On My Shoulders
- Whispering Jesse
- Eagle & The Hawk
- I Watch You Sleeping
- For You
- Calypso
- I Want To Live
- Rocky Mountain High
- To The Wild Country
- The Chosen Ones
- The Foxfire Suite
- Ponies
- The Flower That Shattered The Stone
- American Child
Customer Reviews:
Pretty Good.......2005-12-26
This is for "True Blue" fans!.......2002-01-06
So, unless you're like me and want to collect "everything", I'd say go for something else. Good luck!
Not originals, Not the very best.......2000-03-05
A complete collection of original hits........1999-08-30
Absolutely the best of Denver.......1999-07-01
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The Best of Bob Marley
Bob Marley Manufacturer: Madacy Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000LJI Release Date: 1998-03-03 |
Tracks:
- Soul Rebel
- 400 Years
- Soul Captive
- Rainbow Country
- Reaction
- Keep On Moving
- Don't Rock My Boat
- Put It On
- Fussing And Fighting
- African Herbsman
- Stand Alone
- Sun Is Shining
Tracks:
- Small Axe
- Rebel's Hop
- Soul Almighty
- Kaya
- Duppy Conqueror
- Trench Town Rock
- Lively Up Yourself
- Soul Shakedown Party
- Natural Mystic
- Stop The Train
- Try Me
- Chances Are
Tracks:
- Go Tell It On The Mountain
- Can't You See
- Memphis
- Mr. Brown
- All In One
- Touch Me
- My Cup
- There She Goes
- Mellow Mood
- Hammer
- Soon Come
- Riding High
Amazon.com
Parsed into three volumes labeled somewhat cryptically "Duppy Conqueror," "Soul Rebel," and "Mellow Mood," this collection of the best from reggae's avatar is not particularly well packaged, but for Marley fans it's a must-have. Among the assets are the sheer volume of tracks; inclusion of less well known Marley covers, like "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and Chuck Berry's "Memphis"; and the "Soul Rebel" volume's focus on his early Wailers era. But more creatively assembled Marley compilations also tell the story. While this effort is ambitious in track selection, it lacks liner notes. Shockingly, Marley's original trio mates--Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh--are heard but uncredited. --Elena OumanoCustomer Reviews:
Can not listen.......2006-12-03
The software goes through the motions, have checked volume on EVERYTHING and still no sound comes out with Media Player or Real Player.
Lot's of hard to find tracks, all available in one cd........2005-11-29
This is an illegal release!.......2004-02-19
I'm surprised.......2003-08-01
I can't write a review unless I give it at least one star!.......2001-10-11
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The Best of the Capitol Masters: Selections From "The Legend and the Legacy" Box Set
Les Paul & Mary Ford Manufacturer: Indent Series ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000006MLK Release Date: 1996-07-23 |
Tracks:
- Lover
- Nola
- Tennessee Waltz
- Mockin' Bird Hill
- How High the Moon
- World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
- Whispering
- Just One More Chance
- Tiger Rag
- In the Good Old Summertime
- Meet Mister Callaghan
- Lady of Spain
- My Baby's Comin' Home
- Bye Bye Blues
- I'm Sitting on Top of the World
- Vaya Con Dios (May God Be with You)
- I Really Don't Want to Know
- I'm a Fool to Care
- Whither Thou Goest
- Hummingbird
Customer Reviews:
Bridging Generations.......2003-09-13
For older generations, How High The Moon is nostalgia. For younger generations, it's novelty power pop with some rad guitar.
There are many tracks novelty fans will love. The first time I heard the track, "Lover", I thought my CD player was set on 45! Many tracks feature high-speed tape playback tricks made most famous by the Chipmunks. Paul's use of studio tricks is enjoyable without becoming annoying (like the Chipmunks).
The single CD has good, short liner notes. For fans of Novelty, Traditional Pre-rock Pop, Torch Singers.
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Best of the Mantovani Orchestra
Manufacturer: Madacy Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000L5X Release Date: 1994-09-12 |
Tracks:
- Some Enchanted Evening
- Three Coins In The Fountain
- The Impossible Dream
- More
- Send In The Clowns
- Charmaine
- Somewhere My Love
- Elizabethan Serenade
- Carnival Of Venice
- Overture-Die Fledermaus
- Merry Widow Waltz
- Summertime In Venice
Tracks:
- The Shadow Of Your Smile
- The Sound Of Music
- Italian Fantasy
- For Once In My Life
- Swedish Rhapsody
- I've Grown Accustomed To His Face
- The Entertainer
- For Once In My Life
- Skater's Waltz
- Tales From The Vienna Woods
- Londonderry Air
- Autumn Leaves
Customer Reviews:
It contains songs not on other CD........2007-01-01
The Best Of The Mantovani Orchestra.......2004-04-13
The John Fox I'm talking about isn't the same John Fox that is a commedian that is sold on this site.
The Best of the Mantovani Orchestra (vol 1 & 2).......2002-09-14
cancelled all Madacy Label orders with everyone, and will investigate all future items with a Canadian origin prior to purchase.
Joseph C. Jernigan
Poor Recording.......2002-09-05
Top of the "Beautiful Music" Heap.......2001-02-19
Average customer rating:
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Best of Classical
Various Artists Manufacturer: United Multi Consign ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000066RLA Release Date: 2002-06-25 |
Tracks:
- Allegro Con Brio
- Waltz Of The Flowers
- Allegro
- Allegro Non Molto
- Bolero
- Maestoso
- Adagio Staccato
- Allegro Non Assai
- Allegretto
- Anitra's Dance
- Fur Elise
- Dance Boheme
Tracks:
- America
- Wedding March Op. 61, No. 9
- Rondo Allegro
- Romance For Violin No. 1 In G Major Op. 40
- Slavonic Dance No. 2 In E Minor
- Valse
- Waltz In A Flat Major Op. 39
- Drinking Song
- Menuetto
- Allegro
- Adagio Sostenuto
- It Ain't Necessarily So
Tracks:
- Rhapsody In Blue
- Tritsch Tratsch Polka Op. 214
- Allegro Moderato
- Barcarole
- Thema Con Varizione
- Minute Waltz
- Allegro Cron Fuoco
- Overture
- Allegro Vivace
- March Of The Triumph
- The Cheerfulness
- Turkish March, KV331
Customer Reviews:
Best Of Classical.......2007-04-11
A Very Good (and cheap!) Box Set For Beginners........2002-10-09
It could use some notes about each piece in the CD booklet though.
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