Blues & Roots (With Bonus Tracks)

Blues & Roots (With Bonus Tracks) Review

Here Mingus revisits the churches he used to attend with his mother on Wednesday Night Prayer meeting, pays tribute to Jelly Roll Morton on 'My Jelly Roll Soul' and goes deep into the Mississippi with 'Moanin'. Originally released in 1959. Warner Jazz. 2005.

Blues for Red Sun

Blues for Red Sun Review

Blues for the Red Sun is the finest album by short-lived rock gods Kyuss. With guitars tuned way down and amps turned way up, Kyuss'sdeafening assault switches from light to hammering in a blink on some tracks ("Thumb," "Thong Song"), while slowly building on others ("Freedom Run"). They achieve full rock bliss when they're relentless. By updating Black Sabbath from the perspective of psychedelic jammers out of the California desert, Kyuss established the blueprint for the entire stoner rock movement with this 1992 release. Even its makers never matched it, let alone beat it. --Robert Burrow

Bayani Redux

Bayani Redux Review

Bayani Redux by Blue Scholars

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Blue

Blue Review

Japanese Release featuring Exclusive Bonus Track: Jungiful.

The Solo Art Story: Piano Blues & Boogie 1938-1939

The Solo Art Story: Piano Blues & Boogie 1938-1939 Review

A collection of solo piano by some of the prewar giants of boogie woogie. Artist and track listing: Pete Johnson - Climbin' and Screamin', Pete's Blues, B&O Blues, Buss Robinson Blues, Lone Star Blues. Art Hodes - South Side Shuffle, Ross Tavern Boogie. Albert Ammons - Mecca Flat Blues, Boogie Woogie. Meade Lux Lewis - Messin' Around, Blue De Lux, Deep Fives. Jimmy Yancey - How Long Blues #1, How Long Blues #2. Cripple Clarence Lofton - Blue Boogie, Streamline Train, Had A Dream, Sixes and Sevens, Lofty Blues, More Motion. 

Cubist Blues

Cubist Blues Review

Unique collaboration from three living legends. This recording was the product of a two night anything goes recording session.

The Moody Blues - The Lost Performance: Live In Paris '70

The Moody Blues - The Lost Performance: Live In Paris '70 Review

Recorded live at La Taverne de L’Olympia, Paris in 1970, The Lost Performance captures two incredible shows featuring the legendary Moody Blues. Justin Hayward John Lodge, Mike Pinder, Ray Thomas and Graeme Edge perform some of their greatest hits at the height of their success. Includes Nights In White Satin, Ride My Seesaw, Tuesday Afternoon, Question, Lovely To See You My Friend, Never Comes the Day, Tortoise and the Hare, Are You Sitting Comfortably, Gypsy, Candle of Life, Legend of a Mind, Lazy Day, Don't You Feel Small.

Blues on Bach

Blues on Bach Review

2002 remastered reissue of 1974 album. Digipak. Warner Jazz.

A Patch of Blue Original Soundtrack Vinyl LP

A Patch of Blue Original Soundtrack Vinyl LP Review

Songs Include : Main Title - A Patch Of Blue / The Park / Stringin' Beads / Pineapple Juice And Discovery / Ol' Pa, Help Me / Just The Radio / Waiting / Friends / Grandmom's Music Box / I Walked Myself / Finale - Love The Equalizer

Guilty

Guilty Review

The third album from the best selling vocal group that was recorded in Copenhagen, Norway, London and Los Angeles. Some of the biggest producers have contributed here: Matt Rowe, Deekay, Ash & Martin, Steve Robson, Stargate & Supaflyas. The end result is Blue's strongest album to date, reaching a new level of maturity in their sound, vocal abilities and songwriting skills. Of special note is the remake of the Stevie Wonder classic "Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours) that was recorded in L.A. with the master himself and nu-soul diva Angie Stone. Includes the bonus track "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word".

Loud As Feathers

Loud As Feathers Review

Spy Glass Blue returns with Louder As Feathers, once again waving their intellectual and spiritual lyrical flag to the rhythms of modern-alternative music. The hook-laden, impassioned songs on this project are far and away their most engaging and enjoyable yet, as Allan Aguirre's voice swoops and soars above their harmonic rock.

Whole Lotta Blues: Songs of Led Zeppelin

Whole Lotta Blues: Songs of Led Zeppelin Review

Coming from the people who brought you the excellent Blues Power: Songs of Eric Clapton, it's no surprise that this tribute (oops, the CD cover says, "This Ain't No Tribute," sorry) features a lot of the same musicians. This anthology is likely to upset purists, who may not actually want a Delta-style "When the Levee Breaks" (courtesy of Magic Slim), but check out that harp work from James Cotton on the more upbeat, Chicago version! And Alvin "Youngblood" Hart's take on "Heartbreaker" simply must be heard to be believed; ditto for what Chris Thomas King does with "Hey Hey What Can I Do." Meanwhile, "Rock 'n' Roll" proves that Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown really can do whatever he wants and get away with it. As was said before, Whole Lotta Blues will annoy Zeppelin purists. But blues fans oughta love it. --Genevieve Williams

Blues Routes: Heroes & Tricksters

Blues Routes: Heroes & Tricksters Review

Blues Routes is a resonant almanac of blues styles and blues-related music and musicians including: Memphis barrelhouse and Harlem parlor piano players; blues guitarists from the Delta and Piedmont, San Francisco and Chicago; Kansas City and New Orleans jazz masters; hambone call-and-response and Mardi Gras Indian chants; Texas jump blues and Louisiana Creole zydeco; minstrel and jazz banjomen; street go-go bucket-drummers and railroad track-lining gandy dancers. In this fin de siècle collection, the diversity of American blues and blues-influenced styles and the unity of their African ancestral heartbeats can be heard in great performances recorded live at the influential Folk Masters concert and radio series.

Beyond the Blue Neon

Beyond the Blue Neon Review

Guaranteed to work or your money back - PLEASE NOTE ALL MONIES FROM THIS SALE GO TO A 501 (C)3 NO KILL ANIMAL SHELTER

Future Blues

Future Blues Review

Japanese version featuring 5 bonus tracks not on the original release.

Blues & Lamentations

Blues & Lamentations Review

On Blues and Lamentations, Kate Campbell mines the veins of country, folk, gospel, and pop with the blues as the ever-present understory. Guest vocalists on the album include Guy Clark, Verlon Thompson, Maura O'Connell, and Mac McAnally.

Blue Screen Life

Blue Screen Life Review

Japanese Version featuring Two Bonus Tracks.