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13-apr-10 Carrie Rodriguez - Love & Circumstance (Continental Song City)
9-mrt-10 Don Carlos - Changes (Heartbeat Europe)
9-mrt-10 Patty Larkin - 25 (2 CD set) (Signature Sounds)
9-mrt-10 Mark Erelli & Jeffrey Foucault - Seven Curses (Continental Song City)
23-feb-10 Joy Kills Sorrow - Darkness Becomes
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 You may not be familiar with the name Jenni Muldaur, most of her career has been spent in the shadows as a backing singer. Her list of collaborations is endless and she is sure to pop up in some of the credits in your collection including Eric Clapton, John Cale, and Steely Dan. Right now she is touring with the enigmatic David Byrne, following on from a recent tour with Lou Reed. Listening to |
 Working again with Steve Dawson as producer, The Sojourners have recreated a classic gospel sound this time around - replete with the warm tones of Mike Kalanj’s Hammond B 3 organ and Dawson’s dirty blues guitar. With Geoff Hicks and Keith Lowe returning on drums and bass, and a soaring cameo from Jesse Zubot on ‘By and By’, The Sojourners have found a band that keeps pace with the power of |
 This new album features compositions ranging from soulful ballads with heartfelt lyrics, to full on guitar driven blues rockers. There are eight new Danny Bryant compositions as well as a superb and unique cover of the John Hiatt song “Master Of Disaster”. From the title track with it’s pleading vocal and soaring guitar solo, through to rockers such as “Every Time The Devil Smiles” and “Blues |
 Chicago Blues: A Living History has been nominated for a Grammy award in the Best Traditional Blues Album
(Vocal or Instrumental.) category. Other nominees are Ramblin' Jack Elliott, The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band Featuring Rick Vito, John Hammond and Duke Robillard.
Chicago Blues: A Living History is an unprecedented and historic tribute to the Chicago Blues. In an extraordinary Chicago Blues |
 Marybeth’s songs combine the dark storytelling of folk, the melancholy feel of country and a melodic pop sensibility. Emotion-driven songs along the lines of Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams or Lori McKenna. Marybeth D’Amico came to songwriting relatively late in life. But she makes up for it with the passion she puts into her Music. In 2002 the journalist had lost her full-time position as |
REGGAE COLLECTIBLES
ISRAEL VIBRATION - Feelin’ Irie - Crucial Roots Tunes 1987-1997
After the incredibly talented singers and songwriters Apple, Wiss and Skelly reunited in 1987, ISRAEL VIBRATION released a string of bestselling albums. They spawned these crucial tunes and made the group one of the most loved reggae live-acts in the world...
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EEK-A-MOUSE - Peenie Walli - Hot Dancehall Tunes |
 Hasan Özgök and Lucas van Merwijk are two top musicians, in the fields of world music and jazz respectively; the former is a native of Istanbul, Turkey, and the latter of Baarn in The Netherlands. World music pioneer Hasan Özgök, who earned his reputation with the legendary Hasan Band, is initiator of Dutch-Turkish pop music, which skyrocketed to popularity in the mid - eighties. Özgök’s roots |
 His twelfth album, Letters From a Flying Machine heralded a drastic change in Mulvey's process. Richly acoustic, with a hint of rustic clatter befitting the album's themes of antiquity, obsolescence, and progress, Letters From a Flying Machine puts Mulvey's nimble guitar front and center, framing it with contributions from several key associates. It's also the first Mulvey album to feature |
 Caroline Herring's fourth album Golden Apples of the Sun is her most intimate and mature to date. Combing haunting originals with some surprising new takes on old standards, Herring has created an album that at once recalls the folk heyday of the 1960s and 70s while also sounding entirely fresh and new. Signature Sounds
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 If a songwriter of some accomplishment who is also a singer predominantly known for his work in country music was looking for a subject for a deeply personal cycle of songs, it’s pretty unlikely that Yonkers, New York, a small city bordering on New York City’s borough of the Bronx, would be the subject. Not, of course, unless the writer is Chip Taylor, who grew up there. With Yonkers NY, Taylor, |
 Muldaur is reunited with John Sebastian and David Grisman from her Even Dozen Jug Band days, the first group she ever recorded with. She is quite at home singing this set of traditional arrangements long with a couple of great new numbers written by Dan Hicks (who also joins her for two duets on the CD). Also included is the great song “Sweet Lovin’ Ol’ Soul”, the title track from her |
 Recorded and produced by Juno Award winning producer Steve Dawson, in Seattle, Vancouver, Ottawa and New York, this project fulfills a dream of Steve's to pay tribute to the work of this unique and historic group. Between 1930 and 1935, The Mississippi Sheiks were the top selling group of its time, largely due to their hit “Sitting On Top if the World”, also recorded by Cream, Bill Monroe, |
 Time Stands Still puts the exclamation point on a legendary career that shows no signs of slowing down. On the contrary, this blues and folk superstar continues to build creative momentum. His latest effort features a slew of tunes stripped down to their essence, shining the spotlight on Smither’s understated power as a songwriter—one who taps into emotions at their most elemental and powerful |
 “In The Wind” is a fun, beautiful, sometimes haunting collection of songs that Heather has been inspired to write, and a few covers close to her heart. It is a warm, revealing look at her life so far and where she is headed next, demonstrating a maturity honed by years on the road, in the studio, and in the company of greatness. Her duet with Willie Nelson, “Don’t Call Me”, is richly spiced by |
 After his last BMA Nominated album Goin’ Back to Dallas. Just for You showcases Darrell’s powerfully soulful voice in a soul/R&B groove, infused with the essence of pure blues. “For everyone who believes in the power of live music and that the real heartbeat of American music is still beating, this one is...Just for You,” says Nulisch in the album’s liner notes. The album features six |
 From africa to the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the South Pacific too, Roy “GRAMPS” Morgan has performed for sold out stadiums around the world with his 4 siblings, the other members of the internationally renowned reggae band, Morgan Heritage. Now after nearly three decades together, collectively solidifying fan bases in almost every continent on the planet, releasing ten albums and three DVDs, |
 Paul Jones' new CD, Starting All Over Again, is his first solo album in decades. Backing Jones on the project are Eric Clapton who plays guitar on two tracks (“Choose or Cop Out” and “Starting All Over Again”) and Jake Andrews (Guitar Shorty, “Blue Xmas”) guitar; Tony Marsico (Plugz, Cruzados, Neil Young, Peter Case), bass; Alvino Bennett (LTD, Stevie Wonder, Bryan Ferry, Dave Mason), drums; Mike |
 Israel Nash Gripka was born and raised amongst the sightly and unsightly scenes of the backdrop of the Midwest, where cattle outnumber people and dirt roads hug the country side. Watered daily with old school country and receiving the nutrient rays of rock 'n' roll, Gripka has developed roots strong enough to not only hold his own as a singer songwriter, but also strong enough to grab the |
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