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Rhythms of the Sea

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by: Dan Gibson

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CD-Charts Position 42
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Natural Stress Relief

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by: David Bradstreet & Dan Gibson

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Natural Stress Relief is an extremely beautiful CD. It completely relaxs you and eliminates daily stress. The more you listen to it the more you simply love it.

Track 1 (Inner sea) is lovely. You hear the gentle sounds of the waves lapping up against the shores on the beach and rocks. It's accompanied by gentle, soothing and relaxing music. Each track lasts 15 minutes and each song you reach the middle of, the music and nature sounds become even more relaxing and beautiful.

The 2nd track is simply a masterpiece (Unwinding Stream). You hear nothing but gentle streams, trickles and flows of water accompanied by even more beautiful relaxing music. I would reccomend using this track to relax you a lot at night time if ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 43
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Eliza Carthy & the Kings of Calicutt

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by: Eliza Carthy

Release Date June 10, 1997
whatever time of year i hear this album,i get a yearning for late july/early august and cambridge/womad festival.this is a great album,which for some unknown reason,is never quoted as one eliza carthys better albums.
great fiddle/accordian playing from the first song trip to fowey,with standout tracks bonapartes retreat and good morning mr walker will have your toes tapping.
so if you like the albums red/rice,try this album,as its probably eliza,s most upbeat album.

CD-Charts Position 44
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Gravity's Rainbow

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by: Pat Benatar

Release Date October 01, 1993
whatever time of year i hear this album,i get a yearning for late july/early august and cambridge/womad festival.this is a great album,which for some unknown reason,is never quoted as one eliza carthys better albums.
great fiddle/accordian playing from the first song trip to fowey,with standout tracks bonapartes retreat and good morning mr walker will have your toes tapping.
so if you like the albums red/rice,try this album,as its probably eliza,s most upbeat album.

CD-Charts Position 45
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The Evening Visits

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by: The Apartments

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whatever time of year i hear this album,i get a yearning for late july/early august and cambridge/womad festival.this is a great album,which for some unknown reason,is never quoted as one eliza carthys better albums.
great fiddle/accordian playing from the first song trip to fowey,with standout tracks bonapartes retreat and good morning mr walker will have your toes tapping.
so if you like the albums red/rice,try this album,as its probably eliza,s most upbeat album.

CD-Charts Position 46
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Music in the World of Islam Vol.1: Human Voice/Lutes

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 01, 1994
whatever time of year i hear this album,i get a yearning for late july/early august and cambridge/womad festival.this is a great album,which for some unknown reason,is never quoted as one eliza carthys better albums.
great fiddle/accordian playing from the first song trip to fowey,with standout tracks bonapartes retreat and good morning mr walker will have your toes tapping.
so if you like the albums red/rice,try this album,as its probably eliza,s most upbeat album.

CD-Charts Position 47
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The Procrastinator: Limited Edition

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by: Lee Morgan

Release Date October 01, 1995
This is one of Lee Morgan's best records. The title track bounces along and is superbly memorable.
It features Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter and Herbie Hancock, three musicians who were working with Miles Davis at the time. "The Procrastinator" was recorded at the same time as Miles Davis' record "Nefertiti". Whilst I love Miles Davis' records of that time I feel that this is a more enjoyable album than "Nefertiti". Try it, I am sure that you will not regret it!

CD-Charts Position 48
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Magic Fly

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by: Space

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This is the classic 70s album from 'Space' who had the massive chart hit with 'Magic Fly' which was only held off the top spot by the death of Elvis and his release 'Way Down'. These were the days when B sides could be as good as the A sides, and Space realised their error when they'd placed the hauntingly melancholic 'Ballad For Space Lovers' as the flip side to this single, and consequently missed another chart topper!

The music from 'Space' is timeless and they have not released a bad album. Sounds as good on vinyl as it does on CD!

Enjoy!

CD-Charts Position 49
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Imaginary Voyage

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by: Jean-Luc Ponty

Release Date June 01, 1993
The violin had a bit of an image problem in rock music. Despite the best efforts of Darryl Way and Eddie Jobson in Curved Air, and that annoying Graham Smith fellow in Van Der Graaf, it could never quite shake off its associations with the school orchestra and the tedium of compulsory music lessons.

Jean-Luc Ponty made the instrument cool with his participation on one of the coolest rock albums made, Frank Zappa's HOT RATS of 1970. After this brief spell in the limelight, we assumed he returned to his jazz roots, inspired by Stephan Grapelli. Then suddenly in 1976, just as jazz-rock hit its maturity, radio presenters such as Alan Freeman and Derek Jewell (on Radio Three's 'Sounds Interesting') were playing tracks from a new Ponty ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 50
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Feadoga Stain

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by: Mary Bergin

Release Date October 01, 1999
Quite simply, this is THE definitive Irish Traditional Whistle album and is up there with top Irish Traditional Music albums of all time. A must have album in all Irish music lovers collections. Principally, reels and jigs are played with a mastery and fluidity, second to none. The breath work adds emphasis and musicality to tunes that readily uplift.

The only reason not to buy this album is if you cannae stomach listening to the tin whistle at all. But even then, you'd be hard pressed not to like it.