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If the Ocean Gets Rough

by: Willy Mason

Release Date March 05, 2007
only listened once or twice, but its kinda like Evan Dando's solo stuff, countryesque singer songwriter fodder with interesting lyrics. Works well as a whole album, will stand the test of time i reckon! I need to see this guy live

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Harvest Home: Music for All Seasons

by: Jay Ungar & Molly Mason

Release Date September 14, 1999
only listened once or twice, but its kinda like Evan Dando's solo stuff, countryesque singer songwriter fodder with interesting lyrics. Works well as a whole album, will stand the test of time i reckon! I need to see this guy live

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In the Ever

by: Mason Jennings

Release Date May 20, 2008
Words cannot fully describe the beauty and feeling that emanates from this collection of superlative songs.Truly wonderful.

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Dave Mason and Cass Elliot

by: Dave Mason

Release Date July 07, 2008
Words cannot fully describe the beauty and feeling that emanates from this collection of superlative songs.Truly wonderful.

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Is Something Wonderful

by: Tina Mason

Release Date June 23, 2008
Words cannot fully describe the beauty and feeling that emanates from this collection of superlative songs.Truly wonderful.

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Dave Mason/Split Coconut

by: Dave Mason

Release Date November 10, 2008
Words cannot fully describe the beauty and feeling that emanates from this collection of superlative songs.Truly wonderful.

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Lesley Garrett - I Will Wait for You

by: Lesley Garrett

Release Date May 13, 2000
Okay, so the one-line summary is silly. Don't let it into your system. This album (that derives from her BBC series) is a true joy. Songs that have impacted us, body and soul such as "La Vie En Rose", 20th century composers that go perennial ("You'll Never Walk Alone") and arias you probably listened to a hundred times before you got to know they were called "Parigi O Cara" or hymns you've known since time began ("Amazing Grace/Nearer My God To Thee") or even the odd exotic gem such as "Bachianas Brasileiras" And any singer daring to approach this kind of music - plus lyrics in English, Italian, French, German and Portuguese - gets the most eager thumbs up from me anytime. Just check it out!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Where the Humans Eat

by: Willy Mason

Release Date October 25, 2004
This release somehow slipped passed the BM! Radar in 2005 and what a miss! If the music wasn't familiar to me, the name was and enough so to make parting with my money less of a tear. A wonderful example of how the Blues can, and really should, sound for the "today"...steeped in the traditions yet moving on with individuality. Most white 20-somethings (yes, he really is only in his early 20's although his weathered/"lived" vocals will surely have you checking this isn't some 60-year old undiscovered Blues master) playing the Blues today are either obsessed with pretentious solo's or have chosen to fuse the genre with Punk in order to create the impression of "new" - where Willy stands out is through lack of a needed ... Read More:

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Rhythm of Life

by: James Mason

Release Date April 10, 2000
I want to thank everyone that helped me to discover that this record had a following.

I was not one of the most 'revered" artist at Chiaroscuro Records at the time this was recorded. My entire budget was $2,000.00 US or about 0.75% of the going budget for a major label R&B/Jazz album at that time. But as a 22-year old I was really grateful for the opportunity. Nevertheless, the budget may have had some impact on the sound quality; however, I loved the sound of bare open rhythm tracks. Some of the sparseness would have been part of the mix even with a larger budget. I think that my entire personal compensation netted me a winter coat.

The opportunities I had to travel to England and discover the impact my album had remain among ... Read More:

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Brand New

by: Jackie Mason

Release Date March 01, 2008
I want to thank everyone that helped me to discover that this record had a following.

I was not one of the most 'revered" artist at Chiaroscuro Records at the time this was recorded. My entire budget was $2,000.00 US or about 0.75% of the going budget for a major label R&B/Jazz album at that time. But as a 22-year old I was really grateful for the opportunity. Nevertheless, the budget may have had some impact on the sound quality; however, I loved the sound of bare open rhythm tracks. Some of the sparseness would have been part of the mix even with a larger budget. I think that my entire personal compensation netted me a winter coat.

The opportunities I had to travel to England and discover the impact my album had remain among ... Read More: