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Calvin Newborn: New Born (Yellow Dog Records, 2005)
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Liner note
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Yellow Dog Records
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Calvin Newborn: Up City (Yellow Dog Records, 2005)
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Liner note
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Yellow Dog Records
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Calvin Newborn: Up City
performed by Calvin Newborn, Tony Thomas, Tom Lonardo, fl. 1960, Charles Thomas, 1935-1999, Jamil Nasser, 1932-2010, Bill Easley, 1946-, Bill Mobley, 1953- and Tony Reedus, 1959-2008 (Yellow Dog Records, 2005), 1 hour 11 mins, 10 page(s)
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performed by Calvin Newborn, Tony Thomas, Tom Lonardo, fl. 1960, Charles Thomas, 1935-1999, Jamil Nasser, 1932-2010, Bill Easley, 1946-, Bill Mobley, 1953- and Tony Reedus, 1959-2008 (Yellow Dog Records, 2005), 1 hour 11 mins, 10 page(s)
Date Written / Recorded
1998-01-16
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Calvin Newborn, Tony Thomas, Tom Lonardo, fl. 1960, Charles Thomas, 1935-1999, Jamil Nasser, 1932-2010, Bill Easley, 1946-, Bill Mobley, 1953-, Tony Reedus, 1959-2008
Author / Creator
Calvin Newborn, Tony Thomas, Tom Lonardo, fl. 1960, Charles Thomas, 1935-1999, Jamil Nasser, 1932-2010, Bill Easley, 1946-, Bill Mobley, 1953-, Tony Reedus, 1959-2008
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Yellow Dog Records
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Carole King: Living Room Tour
performed by Carole King, 1942-, Gary Burr, 1982-, Rudy Guess, 1953-2010, Sherry Goffin Kondor, 1968- and Louise Goffin, 1960- (Concord, 2005), 1 hour 29 mins, 21 page(s)
Carole King has co-written more great songs than almost anyone. On her Living Room Tour of 2004 she ran through some of her favorites, old and new, in a very intimate manner with just her piano or acoustic guitar for accompaniment. (She was also joined by guitarists Rudy Guess and Gary Burr on acoustic guitar and...
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performed by Carole King, 1942-, Gary Burr, 1982-, Rudy Guess, 1953-2010, Sherry Goffin Kondor, 1968- and Louise Goffin, 1960- (Concord, 2005), 1 hour 29 mins, 21 page(s)
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Carole King has co-written more great songs than almost anyone. On her Living Room Tour of 2004 she ran through some of her favorites, old and new, in a very intimate manner with just her piano or acoustic guitar for accompaniment. (She was also joined by guitarists Rudy Guess and Gary Burr on acoustic guitar and occasional bass and vocals.) The double-disc set The Living Room Tour documents some highlights from various shows and works well as a...
Carole King has co-written more great songs than almost anyone. On her Living Room Tour of 2004 she ran through some of her favorites, old and new, in a very intimate manner with just her piano or acoustic guitar for accompaniment. (She was also joined by guitarists Rudy Guess and Gary Burr on acoustic guitar and occasional bass and vocals.) The double-disc set The Living Room Tour documents some highlights from various shows and works well as a career retrospective as it touches on both the songs she wrote for others and those she performed herself. There are plenty of songs from Tapestry and her early-'70s albums (including the reworked "Where You Lead I Will Follow," which features her daughter Louise Goffin on vocals), songs from soundtracks ("Lay Down My Life" from the little-seen {#After Dark, My Sweet}, "Now and Forever" from {#A League of Their Own}), and a couple of new compositions (the cute "Welcome to My Living Room" and "Loving You Forever"), too. King was always an idiosyncratic vocalist and she sounds a little ragged around the edges here, more gritty and lived-in than you might remember but certainly not worn out. In fact, the grit adds some emotion and strength to her voice. It definitely adds a new dimension to the versions of songs she and Gerry Goffin wrote way back in the early and mid-'60s like "Pleasant Valley Sunday" and "Chains." Her relaxed takes on these classics are highly entertaining; King sounds like she is having a blast and the audience responds in kind. The medley she does of "Take Good Care of My Baby"/"It Might As Well Rain Until September"/"Go Away Little Girl"/"I'm into Something Good"/"Hey Girl"/"One Fine Day"/"Will You Love Me Tomorrow" is great fun and highly educational -- no, amazing might be a better word. Knowing that those songs only touch the tip of the iceberg as far as classic Goffin/King tunes goes is mind-blowing. Fans of Carole King will be as happy as the audiences at the shows (who quite often join in with King on the choruses of the more familiar tunes) to own this charming collection. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide
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Date Written / Recorded
2004
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Carole King, 1942-, Gary Burr, 1982-, Rudy Guess, 1953-2010, Sherry Goffin Kondor, 1968-, Louise Goffin, 1960-
Author / Creator
Carole King, 1942-, Gary Burr, 1982-, Rudy Guess, 1953-2010, Sherry Goffin Kondor, 1968-, Louise Goffin, 1960-
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Concord
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Chamblee Music
performed by Eddie Chamblee, 1920-1999 (Universal Classics & Jazz, 2006), 35 mins
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performed by Eddie Chamblee, 1920-1999 (Universal Classics & Jazz, 2006), 35 mins
Field of Study
Popular Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Eddie Chamblee, 1920-1999
Author / Creator
Eddie Chamblee, 1920-1999
Date Published / Released
2006-02-28
Publisher
Universal Classics & Jazz
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Chante Moore: Love the Woman
performed by Chante Moore, Baby Dubb, 1975-, Robert Ozuna, Jr., fl. 2000, Shelea Frazier, fl. 2006, Curt Bisquera, George Duke, 1946-2013, Ray Fuller, John Jubu Smith, Brian Bromberg, Vinnie Colaiuta, 1956-, Jamey Jaz, fl. 1990, Joey de Leon, Jr. and Jan Fairchild, fl. 1996 (Peak, 2008), 46 mins, 12 page(s)
Following two Top Ten R&B albums with husband Kenny Lattimore, Chanté Moore goes alone for the first time since 2000's Exposed. Her fifth solo album, Love the Woman, won't catch anyone off guard, especially those who heard the Moore/Lattimore albums. It sounds like a natural extension of Exposed, in fact, even th...
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performed by Chante Moore, Baby Dubb, 1975-, Robert Ozuna, Jr., fl. 2000, Shelea Frazier, fl. 2006, Curt Bisquera, George Duke, 1946-2013, Ray Fuller, John Jubu Smith, Brian Bromberg, Vinnie Colaiuta, 1956-, Jamey Jaz, fl. 1990, Joey de Leon, Jr. and Jan Fairchild, fl. 1996 (Peak, 2008), 46 mins, 12 page(s)
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Following two Top Ten R&B albums with husband Kenny Lattimore, Chanté Moore goes alone for the first time since 2000's Exposed. Her fifth solo album, Love the Woman, won't catch anyone off guard, especially those who heard the Moore/Lattimore albums. It sounds like a natural extension of Exposed, in fact, even though it clearly had a lower production budget (she's now on an independent) and is not aiming at the pop chart; while Tim & Bob, "Trick...
Following two Top Ten R&B albums with husband Kenny Lattimore, Chanté Moore goes alone for the first time since 2000's Exposed. Her fifth solo album, Love the Woman, won't catch anyone off guard, especially those who heard the Moore/Lattimore albums. It sounds like a natural extension of Exposed, in fact, even though it clearly had a lower production budget (she's now on an independent) and is not aiming at the pop chart; while Tim & Bob, "Tricky" Stewart, Bryan-Michael Cox, and Jermaine Dupri collaborated on Exposed, the names here -- like George Duke and Raphael Saadiq -- aren't quite as mainstream-oriented. Moore switches between directly addressing issues within mature relationships and reflective material that is often closer to life coaching than soul searching. There's enough space left for some seduction, too, but since many of the slow-pulse productions run together, with little to distinguish themselves from one another, it can take a couple listens to grasp which is which. It doesn't help that the only truly uptempo track, "Can't Do It," does not fit into this smooth and polished set in any way, with its vinyl crackle, overbearing horn blurts, touches of unnecessary vocal effects, and lyrics Moore does not seem to be feeling all that much. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
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Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Chante Moore, Baby Dubb, 1975-, Robert Ozuna, Jr., fl. 2000, Shelea Frazier, fl. 2006, Curt Bisquera, George Duke, 1946-2013, Ray Fuller, John Jubu Smith, Brian Bromberg, Vinnie Colaiuta, 1956-, Jamey Jaz, fl. 1990, Joey de Leon, Jr., Jan Fairchild, fl. 1996
Author / Creator
Chante Moore, Baby Dubb, 1975-, Robert Ozuna, Jr., fl. 2000, Shelea Frazier, fl. 2006, Curt Bisquera, George Duke, 1946-2013, Ray Fuller, John Jubu Smith, Brian Bromberg, Vinnie Colaiuta, 1956-, Jamey Jaz, fl. 1990, Joey de Leon, Jr., Jan Fairchild, fl. 1996
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Peak
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Charles Gayle: Time Zones
performed by Charles Gayle, 1939- (Tompkins Square Records, 2006), 49 mins, 7 page(s)
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performed by Charles Gayle, 1939- (Tompkins Square Records, 2006), 49 mins, 7 page(s)
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Charles Gayle, 1939-
Author / Creator
Charles Gayle, 1939-
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
Tompkins Square Records
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Charles Gayle : Time Zones
performed by Charles Gayle, 1939- (Tompkins Square Records, 2006), 49 mins, 7 page(s)
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performed by Charles Gayle, 1939- (Tompkins Square Records, 2006), 49 mins, 7 page(s)
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Charles Gayle, 1939-
Author / Creator
Charles Gayle, 1939-
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
Tompkins Square Records
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Charles Gayle: Time Zones (Tompkins Square Records, 2006)
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Liner note
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
Tompkins Square Records
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Charles Gayle: Time Zones (Tompkins Square Records, 2006)
Field of Study
American Music
Content Type
Liner note
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
Tompkins Square Records
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