| | Los Tigres Del Norte 20 Nortenas Famosas CD Los Tigres Del Norte Discography of CDs
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This 2004 set of well-known tunes from the legendary Norteno combo Los Tigres del Norte is filled with the kind of songs that this band has built its reputation on for more than three decades. Some of these songs convey of a sense of longing, while others celebrate the working life of Mexican immigrants in the United States, and others are romantic ballads performed in the band's own inimitable style. The collection 20 NORTENAS FAMOSAS leads off with the jaunty "La Jaula de Oro," which boasts a sprightly beat, and quickly segues into the waltz time of "Pro Que Me Quite del Vicio." The regret-laden "Asomate a Mi Copa" is a down-tempo highlight, while "El Nino y la Boda" tells its tale to a familiar Norteno rhythm. Los Tigres del Norte's tradition of combining storytelling with irresistible dance music continues unabated with this dynamic album. 20 Nortenas Famosas Music Los Tigres Del Norte 20 Nortenas Famosas Songs 20 Nortenas Famosas Music 20 Nortenas Famosas Music Review Purchase 20 Nortenas Famosas CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Flaco Jimenez Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio Y Mas! CD (1986)
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$14.49 Lyrics translated from the Spanish by Guillermo Hernandaz, Yolanda Zepeda and Jaime Nicolopulos.
Recorded at Toby's Recording ...
| | Phil Alvin County Fair 2000 CD (1994)
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$10.69 Brothers Phil and Dave Alvin were the heart of California roots-rockers the Blasters. After songwriter/guitarist Dave's departure for a solo career, Phil kept the group alive, but mostly on a local performance level, not as a recording unit. He released his first solo album in 1986, but it took him eight years to make another.
Like its predecessor, COUNTY FAIR finds Phil Alvin backed by a shifting cast of characters, exploring an eclectic batch of American roots styles, from blues to country to R&B and rockabilly. On several songs, he's backed by the '90s version of the Blasters, but Alvin goes further afield in collaborations with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and singer Mary Franklin. The solo efforts of each brother underline what the other brought to the Blasters; Dave's singing has never been described as mellifluous and songwriting is not really Phil's forte. The strongest cuts on COUNTY FAIR are those where Phil draws on his encyclopedic knowledge of American musical history by covering obscure blues and R&B gems; the most effective ...
| | Best Of Roger Miller: His Greatest Songs CD (1991)
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$5.85
| | Ramones All The Stuff (And More), Vol. 1 CD (1990)
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$12.79 Exploding into the stale vacuum of music in 1976 were four lads from the working-class burg known as Queens, New York: The Ramones! Projecting non-image as image, the Ramones invented worlds with every new song, populating their fantasies with characters like Sheena The Punk Rocker and Suzy The Headbanger. They were successful simply because they knew how to write great rock & roll--all energy, swagger and bravado; no solos, no chops, and no classical themes sprucing up concept albums.
Though Joey Ramone's lyrical concerns often focus on horror movies, there's a song for every occasion, whether you want to sniff some glue, score some horse on "53rd & 3rd," or make out with a "Babysitter." The story goes that The Ramones were originally going to play covers, but discovered it was easier to just write their own songs. In truth, they wrote maybe one or two tunes, then re-wrote them and re-wrote them, creating albums of minimalist anthems and universes out of the same few chords and themes. Keep listening, and soon enough you too will be pogoing down the Bowery, singing "Hey Ho! Let's Go" without a care in the world.
Out-of-print in the US. This outstanding CD includes their complete first two albums, Ramones and Ramones Leave Home, plus a number of B-sides, not released on the original LP's: 'I Don't Want to Be Learned, I Don't Want to Be Tamed', 'I Can't Be', 'Babysitter', and a live version of 'California Sun'. Although their straight-ahead buzzsaw Punk may not raise eyebrows today, when these albums were originally released 30 years ago, they signaled a change in the musical climate and kick-started ...
| | Cry Baby CD (1990) Original Soundtrack
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$6.49 Live Recording
| | Booker T & The MG's Very Best Of Booker T. & The MG'S CD (1994)
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$8.89 Rhino has done all music fans a favor by combining material from the two period-specific best-of compilations available (the early MG's Stax catalogue was sold to Atlantic, the later to Fantasy) on one 16-track set. The band's early singles, including "Groovin'," "Hip Hug-Her" and, of course, "Green Onions," are combined here with their late '60s hits such as "Hang 'em High" and "Time is Tight." Donald "Duck" Dunn and drummer Al Jackson's in-the-pocket locks, Steve Cropper's stinging guitar lines and Booker T. Jones' funkified organ create a sound that comes across as fresh and infectious today as it did in the early '60s.
Includes liner notes by Steve Greenberg.
Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot.
Live Recording
Producers: Booker T. & The MG's, Jim Stewart.
Compilation producer: Steve Greenberg.
Let's make this simple: If you don't own any albums by this seminal Memphis groove collective, without whom what we nowadays refer to as "soul music" would have been impossible, buy this disc. If you've ever enjoyed a song by any Stax recording ...
| | Billy Eckstine Billy's Best CD (1958)
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$12.65
| | Casimiro Mexicano Mayor CD (2003)
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$9.05
| | Edgar "El Narquillo" Aguilar 10 De Coleccion CD (2005) Remastered
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$7.99
| | Joan Sebastian CD (2006) With DVD
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$14.45
| | Lupillo Rivera 15 Exitos CD (2006)
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$12.89
| | Songs Of Peace & Forgiveness Songs Of Peace & Forgiveness CD (2006) (Import)
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$24.29
| | Paziano & Sik Dimension N.B.O.M. (New Breed Of Man) CD (2008)
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$11.15
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