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The Best of the Honky-Tonk Piano

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 09, 1996

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The Best of the Honky-Tonk Piano [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 09, 1996

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Primeras Canciones

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by: Tom Arma

Release Date July 27, 2004

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I Am the Messiah

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by: MC Honky

Release Date February 03, 2003
The simularities between this and any record by the Eels are entierly superficial. Whilst it shares the same quirky sampling and superb production it lacks the heart and content of the Eels.

After a while all the repetetive riffs and rather shoehorned samples become irritating. Whilst I wouldn't quite go as far to say that comparing this record to the Eels is like compring chalk to cheese I would however say it's like comparing those nasty cheese sticks with Caciocavallo Podolico.

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I Am the Messiah [VINYL]

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by: MC Honky

Release Date April 08, 2003
this album unlike anything else, mc honky has created an exellent refreshing album that is varied and interesting.without a bad track on the whole album.
a must for your cd collection!!

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Siente: Night Songs from Around the World

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by: Hilary Field & Patrice O'Neill

Release Date April 17, 2007
this album unlike anything else, mc honky has created an exellent refreshing album that is varied and interesting.without a bad track on the whole album.
a must for your cd collection!!

CD-Charts Position 7
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From Boppin' Hillbilly to Red Hot Rockabilly

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 06, 2006
Its no good approaching this set expecting to hear anything other than what it says or if you don't like country music.
There was no such thing as Rockabilly until 1958 when it was defined by Tin Pan Alley for a Guy Mitchell song.
None of these country artists would ever have imagined that the records they made would become collectors items in the future and many never thought of themselves as other than country singers.
My friend Ginny Wright who was a star in the early 50s never thought of her self as doing rockabilly even though her singing partner Tom Tall is known for a few records defined as such.
You get here what you pay for and whatever anyone thinks is red hot rockabilly-which was mainly being done on Sun and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Echoes of a Songbird: 50 Recordings from 1924-1930

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by: Lee Morse

Release Date October 03, 2005
Every so often a release appears, the effect of which is to rekindle interest in an artist who would otherwise be forgotten, and this compilation from Jasmine falls into that category. It is evident on first hearing that Lee Morse was extremely versatile and had a very wide vocal range, and the way in which she deployed her talents makes her very difficult to pigeon-hole. She could sing in almost every register, and across the whole range of emotions. Sentimental ballads (some of which she wrote herself) sound every bit as convincing as the torch songs and the more outré material.

Added to that, she absorbed many different influences; on some songs she comes close to Ukulele Ike's delivery (albeit sounding less frenetic), whilst others ... Read More:

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Mainly Mother Goose

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by: Lois & Bram Sharon

Release Date July 20, 2004
Every so often a release appears, the effect of which is to rekindle interest in an artist who would otherwise be forgotten, and this compilation from Jasmine falls into that category. It is evident on first hearing that Lee Morse was extremely versatile and had a very wide vocal range, and the way in which she deployed her talents makes her very difficult to pigeon-hole. She could sing in almost every register, and across the whole range of emotions. Sentimental ballads (some of which she wrote herself) sound every bit as convincing as the torch songs and the more outré material.

Added to that, she absorbed many different influences; on some songs she comes close to Ukulele Ike's delivery (albeit sounding less frenetic), whilst others ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Mainly Mother Goose

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by: Sharon Lois & Bram

Release Date February 12, 2008
Every so often a release appears, the effect of which is to rekindle interest in an artist who would otherwise be forgotten, and this compilation from Jasmine falls into that category. It is evident on first hearing that Lee Morse was extremely versatile and had a very wide vocal range, and the way in which she deployed her talents makes her very difficult to pigeon-hole. She could sing in almost every register, and across the whole range of emotions. Sentimental ballads (some of which she wrote herself) sound every bit as convincing as the torch songs and the more outré material.

Added to that, she absorbed many different influences; on some songs she comes close to Ukulele Ike's delivery (albeit sounding less frenetic), whilst others ... Read More: