| “ | Compliation of French hits in 3 albums. This is first album. I highly recomend you try it out, you will like it! This is an excellant p.iece of artistry.I truly enjoyed the cd from start to finish. | ” |
| “ | I had the pleasure of hearing Rod Piazza and his fine group at Jazz Alley in Seattle and I've never heard a band that I wanted to get up and boogie to more than these guys ! If you get a chance to hear this band do it!This band is top notch!I recommend this cd and any all the other cd's by this fine group. | ” |
| “ | "Following the glowing success of Eternal Egypt, the first collaboration between Phil Thornton and Hossam Ramzy, a new light of creativity has guided the two of them to work together again in a startling and innovative format. With pieces added by top soloists and session musicians in Cairo, and re-arranged and overlaid by Phil and Hossam back in the UK, the outcome is a magnificent album of high quality performances from the heart of Immortal Egypt." ~holisticpage.com | ” |
| “ | Music from all over the world. Great compositions and ethnic folk tunes. The singers and performers on this CD do an excellent job. An exquisite ensemble performance of traditional instruments. Just get it! | ” |
| “ | Since the dawn of recorded history, mankind has held a fascination for Greek myth and legend. The ancient Pantheon of Gods, of which there were so many, has never been explored in musical form before now. So sit back and allow Composer Clifford White to take you on a truly historic ride through the centuries - to explore those ancient myths and legends that were... The Gods Of Olympus! | ” |
| “ | Centuries the sound of the most powerful instrument - the human voice - has rung out in contemplation and reflection. Combining for the first time the purity of ancient gregorian chant with the beauty of the finest New World instrumental music, Gregorian Harmony will create the ideal ambience for your own meditative journey, or simple, reflective, spiritual relaxation. . | ” |
| “ | I picked up Blues Guitar Legend because of the great songs by Albert King and others. The blues as a genre is possessed of a deep and varied history with many artists contributing their own style to the genre and changing it through their work. Despite this varied history, a number of great blues guitarists stand out as either individuals who heavily influenced the genre or individuals who captured the public’s imagination as performers. In this article, I wanted to share with you a few of the great blues guitar legends of our time. | ” |
| “ | "Following in the tradition of their previous albums 'Eternal Egypt' and 'Immortal Egypt' Phil and Hossam have returned to Cairo to create a new celebration of Egypt's enchanting musical landscape. From the earthy sounds of the desert Gypsies to the sophistication of contemporary Middle Eastern music, virtuoso performances from some of Egypt's most acclaimed musicians are joined with Phil and Hossam's distinctive styles to create a uniquely captivating listening experience. Instrumentation: Qanun, Magrouna, Mizmar, Nay, Kawala, Aud, Rebaba, Egyptian Accordion, Fretless Bass, Keyboards, Guitar, Percussion." ~newworldmusic.com | ” |
| “ | This double CD combines Elvin Bishop's first three albums (variously credited to the Elvin Bishop Group and the Elvin Bishop Band) on to two discs. Containing 1969's Elvin Bishop Group, 1970s Feel It!, and 1972's Rock My Soul, it has virtually everything he recorded for Fillmore and Epic in the late 1960s and early 1970s, serving as an overview of his entire early career as a bandleader. Also included are three bonus tracks: one, "Stealin' Watermelons," from a non-LP single, and two other live performances from the various-artists compilation album Last Days of the Fillmore. | ” |
| “ | Live at the Basement' features Tony Joe White performing nine of his greatest compositions including "Undercover Agent For The Blues", "Steamy Windows", "Rainy Night In Georgia" and "Polk Salad Annie". It was recorded at the Basement club in Sydney, Australia. | ” |
| “ | I am really impressed with this CD. I bought it on an impulse, because I really hadn't heard the tracks well enough to make a fair judgement of whether I liked it or not.. but I'm glad I did. I love Celtic music, especially if it has that olde time flavor... this CD doesn't have that flavor, but that doesn't take away from it in the least. I would actually call this "Celtic Trance". The beats are like those that you would hear in a club, but the instruments are genuinly Celtic, and the lyrics are magnificent. I love the sound of Welsh, and when it is written as beautifully as these songs, you can't as for more! The only downfall I can find with this CD is that it is a little "new agey".. I'm not one for Enya and Yanni. Though some tracks on this CD (like #1) resemble them, I still like it, which is saying a lot. To top off the great music, the CD is set in a detailed, colorful, and high-quality case with a long booklet. The lyrics are in Welsh and English, with background Mythology. Its splendid! | ” |
| “ | Okay, full disclosure - I know the artist. I work with him at his day job. He's among the most perfectionist, detail-oriented people I know. This makes him the perfect jazzhead, and it shows. Every music fan, of whatever genre, should have at least one representative CD of every type out there. One could argue about what is most representative in the different rock, dance, alt-whatever arenas, but for smooth jazz - this is the CD to get. If you are a jazzhead, you probably already have it. If you aren't, this CD might make you into one. | ” |
| “ | Jeane Manson was born in America, then following her show business father (writer) and mother (singer) to Mexico City, she grew up there for 12 years of her young life. Returning back to the US in her teens and early adult years, Jeane followed her passion for the arts, music, drama and dance. She studied music at the age of 8, piano and guitar are her instruments and at the young age of 13 went to drama school at MGM studios in California. She continued her music studies (voice and composition) in college and later became a student at the Lee Strasberg Actors Studio. | ” |
| “ | "Jimmy stands side by side with the guitar masters of the 20th and 21st centuries, such as Charlie Christian, Wes Montgomery, George Benson and Django Reinhardt. That he is confined to South Africa is a great loss to the rest of the world. I hope that his record company will have the vision to market him internationally because he will certainly break down many walls. Jimmy is here to stay." by Hugh Masekela. | ” |
| “ | Amen Mafuka! This has to be one of the most positive, uplifting and rewarding listenings I have ever experienced. Not only is Mr Dludlu a master of his instrument, he is also a master of rhythm and has an uncanny knack for coming up with a melody that just sticks in your mind - it's beautiful! Anyone who is looking to be transported to utopia should take a listen to this - there's no question it will take you most, if not all the way there. | ” |
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