Untamed

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As the name suggests, Yankee Grey suffer from an identity crisis. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the band debuted with the single "All Things Considered," an odd and jittery rhythm number that attempted to blend urban angst, Texas pride, and Southern rock. Instead, it simply irritated whoever heard it. The rest of this uneven album skitters around the perimeters of '80s rock, but Yankee Grey, with their layered vocals and tight instrumental approach, can't decide if they want to be Restless Heart, Boston, or Exile, with a Charlie Daniels-like boogie and fiddle flourish. That leaves them with the occasional fetching song ("Another Nine Minutes," a celebration of early-morning amour), and the distinctive vibe that you've heard it all before. --Alanna Nash

Untamed,Yankee Grey,Sony,Contemporary Country,Country,Country & Western,Pop

Average customer rating: there's a really cool picture on the back i just noticed A real gem, Thank You John Cohen The greatest exponent of American mountain music Roscoe Holcomb: Beautiful Untamed Master Dark Chords a Rollin, Lightnin Ever'where

An Untamed Sense of Control Roscoe Holcomb Manufacturer: Smithsonian Folkways ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Blues | Styles | Music Traditional Blues | Blues | Styles | Music Old-Time Country | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Folk | Styles | Music Traditional Folk | Folk | Styles | Music Appalachian | North America | International | Styles | Music General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music Smithsonian Folkways Store | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: The High Lonesome Sound Ballads, Banjo Tunes, And Sacred Songs Of Western North Carolina Mountain Music Of Kentucky [2-CD Set] Dock Boggs: His Folkways Years 1963-1968 Classic Mountain Songs from Smithsonian Folkways ASIN: B00008BXHA Release Date: 2003-03-25

Tracks:

1. Swanno Mountain
2. Across The Rocky Mountain
3. Graveyard Blues
4. Single Girl
5. Little Maggie
6. Born And Raised In Covington
7. Barbara Allen Blues
8. Coal Creek
9. Rock Island Prison
10. I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow
11. Combs Hotel Burned Down
12. The Hills Of Mexico
13. Knife Guitar
14. Mississippi Heavy Water Blues
15. Coney Isle
16. Train That Carried My Girl From Town
17. Milk Cow Blues
18. Black Eye Susie
19. Darling Cory
20. I Ain't Got No Sugar Baby Now
21. Sitting On Top Of This World
22. Frankie And Johnnie
23. Foggy Mountain Top
24. Fair Miss In The Garden
25. Willow Garden
26. True Love

Album Description

Bob Dylan stated, "Roscoe Holcomb has a certain untamed sense of control, which makes him one of the best." Eric Clapton called Holcomb "my favorite [country] musician." Holcomb's white-knuckle performances reflect a time before radio told musicians how to play, and these recordings make other music seem watered-down in comparison. His high, tense voice inspired the term "high lonesome sound." Self-accompanied on banjo, fiddle, guitar, or harmonica, these songs express the hard life he lived and the tradition in which he was raised. Includes his vintage 1961 "Man of Constant Sorrow."

Customer Reviews:

there's a really cool picture on the back i just noticed.......2005-05-23

mr holcomb doesn't sound very healthy. each song is sort of like a prolonged whiskey-laden death rattle. but they're also very full of life. as sweet as his voice is, i think my favorite songs here are the few instrumentals. "knife guitar" just rocks.

A real gem, Thank You John Cohen.......2004-11-16

John's long essay on Roscoe Holcomb the person that comes in the booklet with the CD is worth the price of the CD. Cohen describes the contrast between Holcomb's recognition as a folk musician on a national level while he struggled to make a living in his home in Kentucky where the only result of his national fame was that he was cut from the public assistance he received.There are some sections of letters Roscoe sent Cohen that speak to Holcomb's struggle with life.

If anyone wants to see this illustrated, pick up the film John Cohen made called High Lonesome Sound (make sure you get John's film not the several copy cats later made about bluegrass using similar names). You see the contrast between Roscoe's old time music that seemed to be left behind by all the people around him for Nashville drivel or rock and roll. You see a determined hard working man proud to stick out like a hard horny thumb with his music in a world going another direction.

We get reminded here of the multiple sources of Holcomb's music. Rather than being the product of some prestine tradition, Holcomb's tunes and his ways of playing them show the profound mixture of cultures and influences that marked him and the mountain communities. We old English ballads played on blues harmonica, traditional unaccompanied sounding songs learned from 1950s Bluegrass records, and, of course, the blues blues blues played on guitar, banjo, and harp. We even have Roscoe Fiddling.

There are some nice versions of songs we're accustomed to hear in other people's versions like Darling Corey, Little Maggie, I Ain't Got no Sugar Baby Now.

Holcomb's music is a good antidote to current trends in revivalist old time music that tend to want to reduce fiddling and banjo playing to one or two regional styles--not real even regional but narrow local or even family styles-as doctrinally reinterpreted and "taught" by one or two virtuosi. Other variations, or having your own individual styles tends to be frowned on.

Yet, Roscoe Holcomb's unique style and fascinating music speak to that fact that traditional music in this country encompassed thousands of styles, regional styles, personal styles, left such great room for the personal expression of a true artist like Holcomb who could make each tune his own tune, not just a representative of some general type. It speaks to all the opportunities for ideas about music to flow to someone from old traditions, the radio, records, and people of all kinds coming up and down the mountains.

Likewise contemporary old time music focuses almost exclusively on fiddle tunes and banjo versions of them, without much recognition or orientation to songs sung for their content and expression. Yet, such songs are at the heart of Roscoe's work on both of the CDs. He uses his music fundamentally not only to move dancers around floors, which I am sure Roscoe could do and do well, but to concentrate the utter meaning of the songs to his life into his performances.

Finally, much contemporary old time music seems to follow the white flight middle class population that produces it and their fantasies about a less diverse past and the white purity of the music. Holcomb's music is so infused with blues and African American influence that when Cohen met Holcomb the first time and asked what he did, Roscoe Holcomb said he was a "blues singer!"

The greatest exponent of American mountain music.......2003-07-22

My wife gave an earlier Holcomb recording several years ago as a birthday gift. After listening to it once or twice (and reading the fascinating and impassioned liner notes), I set it aside as odd, strange, and most peculiar. Although Roscoe Holcomb is a fluid instrumentalist, his voice is so high and unusual that I did not see how his songs could bear repeated listening.

I was wrong, about as wrong as a body could be. A couple of years later, I picked up "High Lonesome Sound" again and listened to it with care. The peculiar and high-pitched voice grew on me, and I found the powerful and honest delivery moving in the most compelling way. I now think that Roscoe Holcomb stands on a par with Blind Willie Johnson (in his time an equally obscure and strange singer) as one of the greatest exponents of American-born and bred music.

Imagine my surprise when this new recording of Holcomb's was released. To my amazement, the leftovers that were not included in Holcomb's earlier ("High Lonesome Sound") album are at least as good. This is a wonderful and astonishing set of recordings. Lovers of American mountain music should be grateful that this legacy of Holcomb's great artistry has been preserved.

Roscoe Holcomb: Beautiful Untamed Master.......2003-07-14

This review is for AN UNTAMED SENSE OF CONTROL and also for THE HIGH LONESOME SOUND.

After many years of listening to the recordings of Roscoe Holcomb, of letting myself become intimately open to and familiar with them, of brooding upon them, then listening some more, I am convinced (conviction) that the true reason that Roscoe Holcomb has never become widely recognized and acknowledged in America as one of the greatests artists to ever live out some seventy odd years on it soil is not because he spent most of his life in the little backwoods community of Daisy, Kentucky where people have strange, unpleasant accents. Or rather I should say that that is only the apparent reason, the pretext. It is rather because wider American "culture, can not embrace expression of such depth and intensity of unfiltered feeling, such depth of undecorated honesty, such depth and directness of response to life, such depth of raw, unpretentious beauty, such depth of blazing strength and haunted vulnerability, and such fierceness of unambitious artistic focus, without being intensely confronted by its own utter mediocrity.
American 'culture', which has been reduced to the hustling entertainment of an endless carnival, is tyranically controlled by capitalistic business interests and academic prejudice and pretension (backed by more capitalism). Its dominant characteristic on all levels is manipulation and self-interest. Its pseudo-passion is akin to simple lust. Roscoe Holcomb's genuine passion is a raw response to, and an unpretentious but fiercely focused hunger for, truth. He is a guileless, intelligent, aware, sensitive, gifted Kentucky 'hillbilly' who is far too large in soul to be drawn in by the smug, meretricious banality of American 'culture'. He is a grim and beautiful reminder of what wider America might have been.
As an artist and a man, he is indifferent to the illusions of "civilized' high life, but he has no illusions about the facts of poverty and want. He is a mature, decent, gifted man trying to walk a truthful path through a bewildering maze, a man burning with life and love and suffering, and passionately confronting death and producing great art in response.
The art of his singing and playing, though clothed in Appalachian style, reaches beyond the conditioned behavior of any historical time-period, it reaches into primal emotion. He reaches into ancient, even primitive, feeling. But he is far from being unsophisticated. I am amazed by the people who claim to admire Holcomb, then submit to the terms of his critics by conceding that he is "unpolished, but...", or some such rot. Holcomb's musical knowledge, his vocal and instrumental ability, his artistic imagination and insight are highly sophisticated and anyone who can not see this simply can not see Roscoe Holcomd. The fact that Holcomb was born in a setting that afforded him no 'education' is utterly trivial and has no bearing on his artistic greatness. When, in his matchless version of LITTLE MAGGIE (UNTAMED SENSE OF CONTROL), he vocally holds that maj. 2nd (of all things!) as in the line:

low d o w n sorry man

he is being highly original and highly sophisticated. He knows exactly what he is doing, but he is not doing it for the sake of originality or sophistication, he is doing it for its artistic truth-value. And he is not incapable of 'polish'. Listen to his beautiful mellow vibrato in his a capella version of MOONSHINER (THE HIGH LONESOME SOUND). If he usually gives his music a jagged edge it is because of his conviction that it takes him closer to truth. I think here of another great and abused American artist, Herman Melville, who wrote:

"Truth uncompromisingly told will always have its jagged edges."

If you share such an interest in truth then I would suggest that you get both THE HIGH LONESOME SOUND and AN UNTAMED SENSE OF CONTROL and listen and listen and listen and learn about art and life from this master, burning intensely, though quietly, unambitiously, lost in the crowd.

Dark Chords a Rollin, Lightnin Ever'where.......2003-07-12

His playing is like a briar thicket of notes, his voice like the wind in the holler. This album actually tops his High Lonesome release. The closer to the bone, the sweeter the meat. These are fulltilt performances, but the art is impeccable. Listen to the subtlety of "Coney Isle," and compare it to the reckless headlong flight of "Across the Rocky Mountain." And let's make Holcomb's a capella version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" our national anthem. When he sings it, I believe this song. Finally. This is a National Treasure.

Average customer rating: Untamed is a huge hit!! The best ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE for celtic music fans A New Twist AWESOME CD!!!

Untamed - Next Generation Celtic Various Artists Manufacturer: Narada ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Irish Folk | Traditional British & Celtic Folk | Folk | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Celtic | International | Styles | Music New Age | Celtic | International | Styles | Music Fusion | Celtic | International | Styles | Music Rock | Celtic | International | Styles | Music Celtic New Age | New Age | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Mellowosity Bring Yer Wellies Luna Park The Arms Dealer's Daughter Trip ASIN: B0000589U7 Release Date: 2001-02-13

Tracks:

1. Gwerzy - Kila
2. Alexander MacAskill Of Berneray, Harris - Peatbog Faeries
3. Bjork's Chauffeur - Shooglenifty
4. Dr. Gilbert/Devils Of Dublin/Black Pat's - Lunasa
5. Turlough's - Kila
6. Faerie Stories - Peatbog Faeries
7. Eanair - Lunasa
8. August - Shooglenifty
9. Ril A Do - Kila
10. Bealtainne - Lunasa

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This intriguing collection features four neo-trad bands: Ireland's Kila and Lúnasa, plus Shooglenifty and the Peatbog Faeries from Scotland. Each uses related Gaelic sources as a jumping-off spot to destinations unknown, weaving multistrand day-glo Celtic knots by any means necessary. Downtown club styles like drum & bass, house, and techno romp amid the shamrocks and heather, but are applied with such taste, humor, and nonviolent restraint that the acoustic traditions emerge enhanced rather than extinguished. Shooglenifty's chatty, quirky "Bjork's Chauffeur" and their elegiac "August" are especially notable. Lúnasa contribute a syncopated, jazzy ode to an ancient Druidic seasonal celebration called "Bealtainne" (a bit of trivia: their name refers to another one of these). Kila's "Gwerzy," a hyperactive and uniquely merry treatment of a Breton lament, is another standout, as is a set of trance-infused jigs by the Peatbog Faeries titled "Alexander MacAskill of Berneray/Harris." --Christina Roden

Customer Reviews:

Untamed is a huge hit!!.......2006-06-26

Best compilation of Celt/Gael, traditional, funk, bagpipe, groove, swaying, music that makes your brain melt! I love it! Scotland Forever!!!

Steve Renfroe

The best.......2006-01-17

As soon as I heard the snippet of "Gwerzy," I knew I had to have this CD. With the ethereal melodies of the Peatbog Faeries and the way-out-there pieces by Shooglenifty, this CD is one of those "deep cuts" gems that Celtic music fans are sure to love. "Bjork's Chauffeur" quickly became my favorite song of all time after I bought this CD. Get it. Dance to it. Scare your friends.

ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE for celtic music fans.......2004-07-23

If you're a fan of celtic music you should not be without this CD! It has everything from fiddle, violin, bagpipes, celtic whistle and the list goes on! The songs represent a wide variety of mood that covers . . ., well, everything. You've got your upbeat jig from Shooglenify on track 3. A surreal solemness on track 8 and everything in between from the rest of these to-be-treasured tracks. I'm picky with my music and if it doesn't have a certain something, that conveyance of emotion, I don't take the time to review it. This CD was well worth the money and the time for me to write this. If anyone is disappointed by this CD, I would be shocked.

A New Twist.......2004-03-22

I own several CDs of Celtic music, but this one stands out among them as a unique example of the new face of a beautiful style of music. Shifting moods between songs adds to the impact of this wonderful collection.

AWESOME CD!!!.......2003-12-21

This is my favorite CD that i own!! It's SOOOO good!!! Lunasa, Kila, Shooglenifty, and the Peatbog Faeries do SUCH a good job!! Wow, if you're an Irish fan, this is the CD for you! YAY!!!!!!!!! :D (check out track 4--the best!)

Average customer rating: Yeesh. Just saw them live! EXCELLENT!!! The Most Underappreciated Album of the Year YG is Untamed!

Untamed Yankee Grey Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: Chad Brock Unconditional Here and Now Change Words ASIN: B00001R3GW Release Date: 1999-09-21

Tracks:

1. All Things Considered
2. Another Nine Minutes
3. This Time Around
4. I Should've Listened To Me
5. Untamed
6. This Ain't It
7. That Would Be Me
8. There's Only One
9. I Know How You Feel
10. Tell Me Something I Don't Know

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As the name suggests, Yankee Grey suffer from an identity crisis. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the band debuted with the single "All Things Considered," an odd and jittery rhythm number that attempted to blend urban angst, Texas pride, and Southern rock. Instead, it simply irritated whoever heard it. The rest of this uneven album skitters around the perimeters of '80s rock, but Yankee Grey, with their layered vocals and tight instrumental approach, can't decide if they want to be Restless Heart, Boston, or Exile, with a Charlie Daniels-like boogie and fiddle flourish. That leaves them with the occasional fetching song ("Another Nine Minutes," a celebration of early-morning amour), and the distinctive vibe that you've heard it all before. --Alanna Nash

Customer Reviews:

Yeesh........2003-12-04

Tacky, hyperactive, loudly rock-flavored pop-country, with Restless Heart/Exile-ish group vocals, and a blunted Southern rock edge. It's terrible. A couple of songs are almost, I repeat, almost, good, but really -- this is a terrible album.

Just saw them live!.......2001-09-29

I also have the CD and would have to say that these guys are very good. Great songs, vocals, and mix. Personally, I prefer modern rock to country, but how anyone could say that "All Things Considered" is irritating is beyond me. The only thing I can figure is that Alanna Nash doesn't like country rock, which begs the question, why is she even reviewing this CD?

EXCELLENT!!!.......2000-08-18

I bought this CD after seeing Yankee Grey in concert at our county fair. Let me tell you, these guys put on one heck of a show. They are EXCELLENT! I just love this CD. It has a lot of country-rock songs, but they're good - I love "All Things Considered", "Untamed", and "Another Nine Minutes". My personal favorite is "This Time Around". You can really hear the band's harmony in this song, and I just love Joe Caverlee on his fiddle in this song. It is beautiful! These guys have got major talent - you won't be disappointed in this album!

The Most Underappreciated Album of the Year.......2000-06-14

Unfortunately for this group, this album was really overlooked by the music industry. Many reviewers shrugged it off as "another male country act trying to capitalize on the feel-good pop-country that is so popular right now". I, on the other hand, can't say enough about this debut disc and can't wait for a follow-up. It might be feel-good, rock-country but hey, who doesn't like to be in a good mood. Isn't that why we listen to music in the first place? The CD has a good mix of up-tempo songs and emotional ballads. Listeners will be delighted by the way that in their playful lyrics they left the listener to decide what they mean. For instance, in "Untamed" is he saying thing... or bang! There's quite a difference! And one of the better songs off the album "One" is entirely about proposing marriage but never says the dreaded "M" word. You will never reach for the skip button on this CD and you will wish you had bought it sooner rather than later!

YG is Untamed!.......2000-05-03

After seeing their live show, I instantly bought the cd. Their showmanship is impeccable and the band is very personable. From the rollicking title track to the heartfelt ballads, Untamed has a track for everyone. Regardless of what the critics say, if you appreciate all forms of country music, you'll get your moneys worth here.

Average customer rating: the name of the hit song More a response What song is this? Untamed Heart Soundtrack? song?

Untamed Heart: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Cliff Eidelman Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music 1990s | By Decade | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Similar Items: Untamed Heart Bed of Roses Stanley Kubrick's Clockwork Orange (1971 Film) Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Monsoon Wedding (Score) ASIN: B0000014T7 Release Date: 1993-02-16

Tracks:

1. Untamed Heart
2. I'll Give You My Heart
3. Rainfall
4. Stabbed
5. You Are My Peace
6. Opening
7. Hockey Game
8. Lost
9. End Credits

Customer Reviews:

the name of the hit song .......2007-06-30

i love the movie and it was truly sad...cliff eidelman did a brilliant job on the classic music. by the way the name of that hit song is TOMs diner by susan vega. that is name of that hit song that everyone is talking about. REMEMBER IT IS CALLED TOMS DINER BY SUSAN VEGA

More a response.......2005-05-04

Cliff Eidelman is a good composer, but the CD to this movie should contain too the music played and coposed by other artists.
For more then three stars the music from Eidelman alone is not outstandig enough. The sad parts are very nice.

If you are looking for the song, when Marisa Thomai leaves the restaurant, you have to buy the CD "The trinity session" from the group "Cowboy Junkies".
The song is called "Blue moon revisited (Song for Elvis)". If i am right, the melody is based on the old song "Blue moon" from Richard Rodgers.

What song is this?.......2005-04-26

In the beginning of the movie, Caroline goes to the diner after Steven breaks up with her. As she's leaving, Adam is watching her through the window and there's a woman's voice singing something that sounds like "Right from the start," the song continues to when Caroline is at home in bed with the presents she had bought for Steven. WHAT SONG IS THIS? I've been trying to figure it out for years!!!

Untamed Heart Soundtrack?.......2004-12-27

I have been thinking about picking up the soundtrack for this movie.. I caught it on cable this month and love most of the songs in it.. but can anybody tell me.. Is the soundtrack mostly instrumental, or are some of the songs (like the ones by Los Lobos and Cowboy Junkies and Nat King Cole) on it??
Thanx a bunch!
Bridgette

song?.......2004-12-23

i know everyone has written asking about songs, but nobody asked about the song thats playing in the backround at the diner in the beginning right after caroline gets dumped by "stephen". if anyone knows i would love to find it.

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Untamed Full Blooded & H.O.U.N.D. Faculty Manufacturer: Red Dawg Ent ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Streetz Got Luv 4 Me Edward Lee Night 1971-2001 Off the Tank: Former Tank Soldiers Go to War Special Forces Memorial Day ASIN: B00005RYH4 Release Date: 2001-11-13

Tracks:

1. (Intro)
2. Hound Dog
3. Untamed - Full Blooded,
4. What It Be Like - Fiend, Full Blooded
5. Know No Good - Full Blooded,
6. (Interlude)
7. Don't U Dog Me
8. My Story, My Song
9. O.P. P (Interlude)
10. Dear Lover
11. Neck of the Woods
12. Memorial Day
13. Silver Dollar
14. (Interlude)
15. Never - Full Blooded, Eric Knight
16. Can't Do Nothin
17. Deeper Than Rap
18. Ride Wit Us

Average customer rating: proper country music ! Another Good One One of a kind female country singer More songwriting and singing genius Great songwriting skills, can belt it out also

Untamed Heather Myles Manufacturer: Hightone Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Alt-Country & Americana | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Just Like Old Times Highways and Honky Tonks Rum and Rodeo Sweet Talk & Good Lies Sweet Little Dangerous: Live at Bottom Line ASIN: B0000005R0 Release Date: 1995-01-24

Tracks:

1. And It Hurts
2. Just Leave Me Alone
3. When You Walked Out On Me
4. Cadillac Cowboy
5. Until I Couldn't Have You
6. Indigo Moon
7. It Ain't Over
8. Begging To You
9. How Could She
10. Coming Back To Me
11. Gone Too Long
12. Untamed

Customer Reviews:

proper country music !.......2006-08-10

this is what country music needs, if you dont like Heather Myles then you ought to stay out of the country section. every track is better then the pervious, no matter how often its played. heather has got a lovely voice that makes her music stand out from the rest. get this cd, you wont regret it !

Another Good One.......2006-05-15

Another good album by Heather Myles. This is a 12 track Cd containing some of the finest country music (true country music) recorded in modern times. Noone has a voice like Heather, and in this era of plastic/disposable country music, Heather has no peers. There's not a bad song on the disc, and personal favorites include "Cadillac Cowboy" and "It Aint Over". Great sound, good packaging. A+

One of a kind female country singer.......2000-11-07

This is almost the perfect CD. Heather Myles' strong voice and choice of top notch material does not require the lush production that is currently in vogue among most female country singers. I can't think of another female singer to which she can be prepared. Mandy Barnett's voice may be stonger but she continues to record sub-par songs. UNTAMED is more like listening to a female Alan Jackson CD. The instrumentation and voice inflections in a majority of the songs are close to those found in Jackson's most recent releases. A few of the uptempo swing numbers (Cadillac Cowboy and Gone Too Long) sound like Mark Chesnutt songs and the highlight of the CD (It Ain't Over) could have easily been recorded by Tracy Lawrence. The arangements are very well done and feature guitars instead of the ever present piano - thank you. If you are a fan of country music with just a little twang this CD is for you.

More songwriting and singing genius.......1999-06-04

Once again Heather Myles proves herself beyond the shadow of a doubt. Bravo.

Great songwriting skills, can belt it out also.......1999-02-08

Hot sounds, puts Nashville formula to shame. Too bad radio doesn't play this artist.

Average customer rating: a real gone gasser, man!!

Untamed Melodies The Untamed Youth Manufacturer: Norton ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Garage Rock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Youth Runs Wild An Invitation to Planet Mace ASIN: B000001UG3 Release Date: 1996-06-24

Tracks:

1. Some Kinda Fun
2. You've Got To Understand
3. Laughin' Linda
4. Pabst Blue Ribbon
5. Beer Bust Blues
6. She's So Satisfying
7. I'm Going Away
8. Haulin' Honda
9. Go Go Ferrari
10. Santa's Gonna Shut 'Em Down
11. Santa's Midnight Run
12. Little Miss Go Go
13. The Hearse
14. Hey Elly May
15. Angel Face
16. Contentment
17. California Street
18. I Live For Cars And Girls
19. Supercharged Steamroller
20. The Gasser
21. Overcast
22. What'll You Have
23. She Cares
24. Hey Little Girl
25. Drag Race Tragedy
26. Russian Roulette
27. Adam And Evil
28. Land Beyond The Moon
29. Kapo
30. Sour Grapes
31. Rollerland
32. Some Kinda Fun Radio Ad

Customer Reviews:

a real gone gasser, man!!.......2003-02-01

no deep thoughts here. no introspective musings. no harsh critiques about society. just fun short hopping tunes about girls, cars, & beer. these boys from missouri have captured the "surf" sound better than any california band since dick dale, & this mix of obscure covers & retro originals is just the remedy for the schlock radio churns out. maybe eminem wouldnt be as upset as he is if he had listened to a little of this during his formative years.

Average customer rating: All I can Say is WOW great late 50's style rock'n'roll and some rockabilly

Caged Heat Rockin' Ryan & The Real Goners Manufacturer: Golly Gee ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Rock | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Live and Lowdown Trouble With Girls Roadkill Rebel Beat: The Story of L.A. Rockabilly Rockabilly Rumble ASIN: B00009NRWJ Release Date: 2003-04-01

Tracks:

1. Spider-Legged Baby
2. Rock On The Moon
3. Get On or Get Off
4. Caged Heat (Garage Version)
5. Beat That Love Out
6. Hey Teen Baby
7. Wasting Time
8. Hot Headed Mama
9. Hobo Husband
10. Whens Daddy Getting Paid
11. Wild For You Baby
12. Deacon Jones Wife
13. You Done Lied
14. Jeannie With The Dark Blue Eyes
15. Please Tease Louise
16. Caged Heat (Stroller Version)
17. Hot Headed Mama (Hidden Version)

Album Description

Caged Heat is a jet propelled fiery inferno of wild rockers that will send your hi-fi flyin' as high and fast as the Haley Bop!!! This record will send you out of orbit and into another galaxy - so cool your jets and get ready to roll with the frantic sounds of Rockin' Ryan and The Real Goners! They'll flip your lid!

Customer Reviews:

All I can Say is WOW.......2004-08-29

This is possibly the best Rockabilly band in years and years. The two albums they have are my two greatest buys. I know rockabilly, neo, traditional whatever, Ive listened for years..this is the real deal. If you are like me, enjoying a wide variety of rockabilly, this is the band you have been hoping to find, from high energy guitar riffs, growling vocals, this is the band. I guarentee this will be in your cd tray for weeks at a time. I cant say enough about Rockin Ryan and the Realgoners, except thank you! Keep rocking!

great late 50's style rock'n'roll and some rockabilly.......2004-08-25

This cd captures Rockin' Ryan's wild and energetic stage presence, even though these are studio recordings. Ryan sings like a rockabilly star from around 1957, but without copying any particular 50's rockabilly icon, and therefore sounding original. This cd is different from his 1st lp, which sounded like mid 50's rockabilly, this cd is late 50's and even early 60's rock'n'roll ,with a few rockabilly and western swingy sounding tracks thrown in for good measure. The highlight of this cd is without a doubt his original "Spiderlegged Baby", where the witty lryics state "I was trying to kiss her lips, I was inbetween her hips... I was trying to kiss her face, I was inbetween her waste." A great cd, and it shows that Ryan is maturing wit hwach new release, here's looking forward to his next cd.

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Untamed Sounds of Exotica Various Artists Manufacturer: Remember ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Easy Listening | Compilations | Pop | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000QJLP5O Release Date: 2007-05-28

Tracks:

1. Besame Mucho
2. Quiet Village
3. China Boy (Go Sleep)
4. Shangri-La
5. Lust
6. Jungle Drums (Canto Karabali)
7. Freeway Mambo
8. Mozambique
9. Twilight Time
10. Taki Rari
11. Vereda Tropical
12. Simba
13. Jungle Fantasy
14. Gopher
15. La Comparsa
16. Nightingale (Ruisenor)
17. Despair
18. Delicado
19. Siboney
20. Xtabay (Lure Of The Unknown Love)
21. Ebb Tide
22. Nocturnal
23. Poor People Of Paris

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Untamed Hawk Merle Haggard Manufacturer: Bear Family (Ger) ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Box Sets | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000IF6G Release Date: 1995-04-14

Music Album:

1. Viva Las Vegas [CD-single]
2. While the Ages Roll On
3. Whiskey and the Devil
4. A Christmas Present
5. Almeria Club Recordings
6. Big Mon: The Songs Of Bill Monroe
7. Can't Complain
8. Chad Brock
9. Chase the Sun
10. Chester & Lester/Guitar Monsters

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