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Tomkins - Keyboard Works, Vol.3

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by: Bernhard Klapprott

Release Date June 01, 1997

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Ballads and Blues 1972

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by: George Winston

Release Date October 03, 2006

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Complete Solo Piano Recordings 1972-2004

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by: George Winston

Release Date October 03, 2006

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Hits of Bob Dylan

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by: The Hanaway Band

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I wrote a review of this CD last night when i was freshly listening to it for the second time but I was also so sleepy I didn't realise (a) the band's name is "The HanaWAY Band" not the "HanaHAN" -- goes to show how obscure the band really is. I also didn't realise (b) that it's actually called "The HITS of Bob Dylan" not "a selection of Bob Dylan's all-time greatest masterpieces that your reviewer would have liked to hear". Slight difference there. And (c) there's "Things Have Changed", perhaps the most Dire-Straitsish track here, but after a while the real surprise. Really pleasant. It alone is worth the price of the record. If they were to play it on the radio, they'd have another "Sultans of Swing". Very sweet. Of course, Dire Straits might ... Read More:

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I Miss You So

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by: Chris Connor

Release Date December 15, 2007
I wrote a review of this CD last night when i was freshly listening to it for the second time but I was also so sleepy I didn't realise (a) the band's name is "The HanaWAY Band" not the "HanaHAN" -- goes to show how obscure the band really is. I also didn't realise (b) that it's actually called "The HITS of Bob Dylan" not "a selection of Bob Dylan's all-time greatest masterpieces that your reviewer would have liked to hear". Slight difference there. And (c) there's "Things Have Changed", perhaps the most Dire-Straitsish track here, but after a while the real surprise. Really pleasant. It alone is worth the price of the record. If they were to play it on the radio, they'd have another "Sultans of Swing". Very sweet. Of course, Dire Straits might ... Read More:

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With the Burt Bacharach Orchestra

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by: Marlene Dietrich

Release Date June 04, 2007
are chapters in the careers of both marlena dietrich and burt bacharach - late american recordings for the lady, and some of the earliest work with a female star for burt! the style here is a nice meeting of two eras - and although bacharach's backings aren't as simple and subtle as they'd be a decade or so later, there's still a nice sense of economy going on here - a sound that respects dietrich's older roots, but also updates her sound nicely for a postwar audience. marlene's vocals are wonderful - if anything, made even better with age - and the cd brings together the tracks from the pair's album for columbia, plus some other sides issued over the years by emi and sanctuary. this digipak reissue on bureau b comes with a 20 page booklet.
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I Wonder As I Wander

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by: John Jacob Niles

Release Date July 28, 2006
are chapters in the careers of both marlena dietrich and burt bacharach - late american recordings for the lady, and some of the earliest work with a female star for burt! the style here is a nice meeting of two eras - and although bacharach's backings aren't as simple and subtle as they'd be a decade or so later, there's still a nice sense of economy going on here - a sound that respects dietrich's older roots, but also updates her sound nicely for a postwar audience. marlene's vocals are wonderful - if anything, made even better with age - and the cd brings together the tracks from the pair's album for columbia, plus some other sides issued over the years by emi and sanctuary. this digipak reissue on bureau b comes with a 20 page booklet.
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Collectables Classics

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by: Chris Conner

Release Date May 01, 2006
are chapters in the careers of both marlena dietrich and burt bacharach - late american recordings for the lady, and some of the earliest work with a female star for burt! the style here is a nice meeting of two eras - and although bacharach's backings aren't as simple and subtle as they'd be a decade or so later, there's still a nice sense of economy going on here - a sound that respects dietrich's older roots, but also updates her sound nicely for a postwar audience. marlene's vocals are wonderful - if anything, made even better with age - and the cd brings together the tracks from the pair's album for columbia, plus some other sides issued over the years by emi and sanctuary. this digipak reissue on bureau b comes with a 20 page booklet.
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Women Folk - Iconic Women Of A

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 12, 2007
are chapters in the careers of both marlena dietrich and burt bacharach - late american recordings for the lady, and some of the earliest work with a female star for burt! the style here is a nice meeting of two eras - and although bacharach's backings aren't as simple and subtle as they'd be a decade or so later, there's still a nice sense of economy going on here - a sound that respects dietrich's older roots, but also updates her sound nicely for a postwar audience. marlene's vocals are wonderful - if anything, made even better with age - and the cd brings together the tracks from the pair's album for columbia, plus some other sides issued over the years by emi and sanctuary. this digipak reissue on bureau b comes with a 20 page booklet.
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CD-Charts Position 10
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The Lass from the Low Countree

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from: Albany

Release Date June 17, 2008
are chapters in the careers of both marlena dietrich and burt bacharach - late american recordings for the lady, and some of the earliest work with a female star for burt! the style here is a nice meeting of two eras - and although bacharach's backings aren't as simple and subtle as they'd be a decade or so later, there's still a nice sense of economy going on here - a sound that respects dietrich's older roots, but also updates her sound nicely for a postwar audience. marlene's vocals are wonderful - if anything, made even better with age - and the cd brings together the tracks from the pair's album for columbia, plus some other sides issued over the years by emi and sanctuary. this digipak reissue on bureau b comes with a 20 page booklet.
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