Friday, January 30, 2009

Mandy Gaines and the Wade Mikkola Quintet - Taking A Chance mp3

Artist: Mandy Gaines and the Wade Mikkola Quintet
Album name: Taking A Chance
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoThem There Eyes
  2. MP3LogoTaking A Chance on Love
  3. MP3LogoYou Don't Know Me
  4. MP3LogoCenterpiece
  5. MP3LogoSwonderful
  6. MP3LogoMy Romance
  7. MP3LogoTheres No Such Thing as Love
  8. MP3LogoI Just Found About Love
  9. MP3LogoCheek to Cheek
  10. MP3LogoMiss Otis Regrets
  11. MP3LogoOur Day Will Come
  12. MP3LogoMoonlight in Vermont
  13. MP3LogoThe Way You Look Tonight
  14. MP3LogoIn the Wee Small Hours of the Morning



Dave Brubeck - Jazz Love Songs After Dark mp3

Artist: Dave Brubeck
Album name: Jazz Love Songs After Dark
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoMy Romance



who are the good jazz musicians?

i listen to jazz radios most of the time, but would like to download some jazz songs down to my mp3 player. Dave Brubeck is my type. Also Jessica Williams Trio. I like jazz played by piano & guitar (a bit of fusion with blues). Do you know any good artists? Thanks much.

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Carmen Mcrae - Live at Bubbas mp3

Artist: Carmen Mcrae
Album name: Live at Bubbas
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoBlac Magic
  2. MP3LogoSuperwoman
  3. MP3LogoI Concentrate on You
  4. MP3LogoNew York State of Mind
  5. MP3LogoUnderneath the Apple Tree
  6. MP3LogoThou Swell
  7. MP3LogoSend in the Clowns
  8. MP3LogoI Just Can't Wait to See You
  9. MP3LogoHow Long Has this Been Going on
  10. MP3LogoI I were A Bell
  11. MP3LogoMy Foolish Heart
  12. MP3LogoSecret Love



Misty



Raimin with Kaoru Omoto quartet. Acoustic Jazz. Live at Chigasaki Marry. Raimin is inspired by Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald、Ernestine Anderson, Sheila Jordan, Shirley Horn, Blossom Daerie, Anita O'day, Peggy Lee, Rosemary Clooney, Billy Holiday, Judy London, Carmen McRae, Mel Torme, Kurt Elling



Author: Raimin2008

Keywords: Raimin with Kaoru Omoto quartet. Acoustic Jazz. Live at Chigasaki Marry. is inspired by Sarah Vaughan Ella Fitzgerald、Ernestine Anderson Sheila Jordan Shirley Horn Blossom Daerie Anita O'day Peggy Lee Rosemary Clooney Billy Holiday Judy London Carmen McRae Mel Torme Kurt Elling

Added: December 1, 2008

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Lorez Alexandria - Alexandria the Great mp3

Artist: Lorez Alexandria
Album name: Alexandria the Great
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoShow Me
  2. MP3LogoIve Never Been in Love Before
  3. MP3LogoSatin Doll
  4. MP3LogoMy One and Only Love
  5. MP3LogoOver the Rainbow
  6. MP3LogoGet Me to the Church on Time
  7. MP3LogoThe Best is Yet to Come
  8. MP3LogoIve Grown Accustomed to His Face
  9. MP3LogoGive Me the Simple Life
  10. MP3LogoI'm Through with Love



Lorez Alexandria.



Two tracks from Lorez. Few singers capture that city living sense of urbane melancholy with such clarity.

Track 1: Help Me.

Track 2: I'm Wishin'.



Author: orangminyak123

Keywords: Lorez Alexandria I'm Wishin' Help Me Jazz Soul

Added: April 24, 2008

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Magic Malik Orchestra - Blue Tribes mp3

Artist: Magic Malik Orchestra
Album name: Blue Tribes
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoMadness



Curtis Fuller Quintet - Blues mp3

Artist: Curtis Fuller Quintet
Album name: Blues
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoFive Spot After Dark
  2. MP3LogoUndecided



I'll Fix Your Flat Tire Merle



BCB Band sings "I'll Fix Your Flat Tire Merle", a mythical song about Pure Prairie League stopping to help Merle Haggard with a flat tire.
In late 1974, Pure Prairie League's touring began to pay off as radio stations started playing "Amie," a song from Bustin' Out, leading RCA to issue the song as a single, reissue the album, and re-sign the band. Bustin' Out entered the charts in February 1975, nearly two and a half years after its release, and rose into the Top 40, eventually going gold. "Amie" charted in March 1975 and became a Top 40 hit. Of course, the song had been written and sung by Fuller, who was no longer in the band. (He would resurface in 1976 in the band American Flyer.) Instead, the sextet of Call, Connor, Goshorn, Hinds, Powell, and Reilly made Pure Prairie League's third album, Two Lane Highway, joined by the country stars Chet Atkins, Emmylou Harris, and Johnny Gimble. It was released in the spring of 1975. The title track became a minor chart entry, and the album reached the Top 40.

Pure Prairie League's fourth album, If the Shoe Fits, was released in early 1976 and was another Top 40 hit, spawning a minor country chart entry in a cover of the Buddy Holly hit "That'll Be the Day." The band's fifth album, Dance, followed in the fall of 1976. It was a disappointing seller, only getting into the Top 100 of the pop charts, though it became Pure Prairie League's first album to reach the country charts. A similar level of success greeted the two-LP concert recording Live!! Takin' the Stage, released in the summer of 1977. After that album was released, Call left the band and was replaced by Goshorn's brother, Tim. Pure Prairie League's seventh album, Just Fly, was released in the spring of 1978 and was another modest seller. At this point, the band fragmented again. The Goshorn brothers decamped to form their own band, and Powell retired to spend more time with his family, depriving the group of its last original member. The remaining trio of friends Hinds, Connor, and Reilly were left in possession of the band's name but in need of a new frontman. They held extensive auditions that resulted in the hiring of Vince Gill (born April 12, 1957, in Norman, OK) as lead singer and guitarist, followed by reeds player Patrick Bolin. This quintet released Pure Prairie League's eighth album, Can't Hold Back, in the spring of 1979. Its sales were disappointing, and the group left RCA and signed to Casablanca Records, a label better known for disco than country-rock. In early 1980, Bolin was replaced by Jeff Wilson, a singer and guitarist, and Pure Prairie League recorded its Casablanca debut, Firin' Up. The album was preceded by the single "Let Me Love You Tonight," which became a Top Ten hit, pulling Firin' Up into the Top 40 in the LP charts. A second single, "I'm Almost Ready," made the Top 40, and a third single, "I Can't Stop the Feelin'," also made the charts.

Pure Prairie League returned with its tenth album, Something in the Night, in the spring of 1981, prefaced by the single "Still Right Here in My Heart," which made the Top 40, followed by the chart entry "You're Mine Tonight." The album didn't do as well as its predecessor, but it did chart in the Top 100. Unfortunately, this marked the end of Pure Prairie League's national prominence, as Casablanca went bankrupt and Gill left the band, eventually becoming a successful country solo artist. Songwriter Gary Burr became the lead singer in 1982, remaining until 1985, when Fuller rejoined, remaining until 1987 and then moving on to the reformed Little Feat, where he replaced the late Lowell George. At that point, Pure Prairie League dissolved. In 1998, however, Reilly and Fuller launched a new edition of the band. The lineup also included Connor, Rick Schell, Fats Kaplan, and Curtis Wright.



Author: BCBband

Keywords: BCB Band Oklahoma City Pure Prairie League

Added: May 20, 2008

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Sachi Hayasaka - Minga mp3

Artist: Sachi Hayasaka
Album name: Minga
Tracks :
  1. MP3LogoCasa Minga
  2. MP3LogoBreak Up
  3. MP3LogoIntense Heat
  4. MP3LogoJelly Fish Suites
  5. MP3LogoLigeuyou Ndeye Dom
  6. MP3LogoThe Nights with Midnight Sun
  7. MP3LogoAbyss