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ONE WAY CD Issue 10 |
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Lynne Arriale Trio - “Come Together”
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Come Together - Motema
The critically-acclaimed
Lynne Arriale Trio’s 10th Anniversary CD, Come Together, features
signature arrangements of the New Orleans anthem “Iko Iko” from The
Big Easy, the Scottish classic, “Red Is The Rose,” plus six compelling
originals. Look for The Trio on PBS and NPR as well as on a national tour.
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Paul Thorn - “Are You With Me?”
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Are You With Me? - Back Porch
Son of a Church
of God minister, professional boxer, factory worker, skydiver, songwriter supreme,
Paul Thorn has done it all. On top of all this, he’d like to let us know
that despite his past (or more likely because of it), he’s more a lover
than a fighter.
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Ellee Ven - “Signals”
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Rolling Stone - Hot Sauce
Ellee Ven’s
eclectic sound combines electronica with pop vocals, some funk, and a dash of
hip-hop. Her new release, Rolling Stone, is an EP from her much anticipated
full-length forthcoming album, Funky Bohemia, to be released January
2005.
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Louque - “Art”
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So Long - Everfine/Lava
Description: Louque
- pronounced “luke” - offers music with meat on its bones. So Long,
the band’s debut, is electronic and reggae, alternative and hip-hop, ballad-soft
and rock-sure. Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and singer Dustan Louque deserves
all the credit. The Brooklynite brings into his tunes all the elements of his
native New Orleans.
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Ari Hest - “They're On To Me”
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Someone To Tell - Columbia/Red Ink
“. . . it’s
heartfelt, yet it rocks” - San Francisco Examiner. Ari Hest’s
major label debut, Someone To Tell (Columbia/REDInk) includes the singles:“They’re
On To Me,” “Anne Marie,” and ten other snapshots of life from
one of the best new singer-songwriters around. Hest has already built a national
following on the strength of his live performances.
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Stacy Golden - “Love And Understanding”
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Thin Wire Walk - Golden Elephant
Stacy Golden has
been described as “a formidable songwriting talent.” The songs are
a sophisticated, lyric-driven pop that twists through genres with soaring and
soulful melodies that turn through harmonic surprises. Her first full-length
CD, available now, is entitled Thin Wire Walk.
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Joe Caprice - “Pretend”
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Acoustic - Difference Is Beautiful
Acoustic
is an emotive collection of intense songs questioning our lives and our relationships,
delivered through powerful vocals and rhythmic guitar, leaving you with a sense
of wanting to treat those around you better.
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Keren Ann - “Not Going Anywhere”
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Not Going Anywhere - Metro Blue
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Joshue Payne - “My World”
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Your Love, My Home - Verve Forecast
Joshua Payne has
a big, classically-trained voice and a soul to match. His debut CD, Your
Love, My Home, is a refuge for the heart - an album of cinematic love songs
that get under the skin and linger in memory. Payne sings and writes about enduring
themes with irresistible sincerity, intimacy, and power.
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O.A.R. - “Right On Time”
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34th & 8th - Everfine
O.A.R.’s
second live album, 34TH & 8TH, was named after the intersection of New York
City’s historic Hammerstein Ballroom where the band recorded the double-disc
set over two incredible sold-out nights. Included in the packaging is a bonus
DVD, allowing listeners to bring the live O.A.R. experience home with them.
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A Girl Called Eddy - “The Long Goodbye”
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A Girl Called Eddy - Anti-
A Girl Called
Eddy is a woman with something to say and a unique way of saying it. She has
come up with an extraordinary debut record full of romance, elegance, sophistication,
and shimmering melodies that is certain to appeal to fans of the likes of Beth
Orton and Aimee Mann.
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Richard Marx - “When You're Gone”
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My Own Best Enemy - Manhattan
For those who
appreciate the art of the song, “When You’re Gone” and the 11
others from Richard Marx’s new album, My Own Best Enemy, are a welcome
return by an American master.
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13.
Finger For The Moon - “Locomotive”
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Wasted Holiday -
Finger For The
Moon’s debut album, Wasted Holiday, is an unapologetic nod to the
art-rock albums of the late 60’s/early 70’s, when people would sit
down together and actually listen to an entire album! Lead vocalist/guitarist
Jeremy Sklar’s songs have drawn comparisons to Beck, My Morning Jacket,
and the early, punk-art sound of Pink Floyd.
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TSMF - “El Duelo De Chiuauas”
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Supertones Surf/Modern Surf Band Spotlight - Golly Gee
TSMF is proud
of having played a significant role in building a Surf Rock scene reputation
for Belo Horizonte, the Brazilian city Dick Dale once fell in love with. Instrumental
Surf music with some electronic elements and a hint of Punk Rock are key characteristics
of their music.
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Cecilia Infante - “Cielo Rojo”
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De Mexico Para El Mundo -
Cecilia Infante,
simply an expressive CD. Her Vulnerability is masked by her explosive yet pure
and genteel singing approach. From the stage of Palacio De Bellas Artes of Mexico
city to the Viva Chicago open air concerts, this soft-spoken Latino artist will
capture your heart and curb your appetite for Mexican-American music.
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