| 1. Jimmy Mccarthy's Truck |
| 2. Chasin' Something Called Love |
| 3. Swinging Door |
| 4. Mountain of Love |
| 5. Well Ran Dry |
| 6. Milkhouse |
| 7. Big Big Love |
| 8. He Comes Around |
| 9. Anyone Can Be Somebody's Fool |
| 10. Foolin' Around |
| 11. Gulf of Mexico |
| 12. If Love |
Molly & the Heymakers,Molly & the Heymakers,Warner Bros / Wea,Alternative Country-Rock,Americana,Country,Popular Music
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The Civil War - Traditional American Songs And Instrumental Music Featured In The Film By Ken Burns: Original Soundtrack Recording
Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000005J0O Release Date: 1990-12-29 |
Tracks:
- Drums Of War - Old Bethpage Brass Band
- Quote - Oliver Wendall Holmes
- Ashokan Farewell - NA
- The Battle Cry Of Freedom - NA
- We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder - NA
- Dixie/Bonnie Blue Flag - The New American Brass Band
- Cheer Boys Cheer - The New American Brass Band
- Angel Band - Russ Barenburg
- Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier - Jacqueline Schwab
- Lorena - Jay Ungar
- Parade - The New American Brass Band
- Hail Columbia - The New American Brass Band
- Dixie - Bobby Horton
- Kingdom Coming - Jay Ungar
- Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Matt Glaser
- All Quiet On The Potomic - Jacqueline Schwab
- Flag Of Columbia - Jacqueline Schwab
- Weeping Sad And Lonely - Jacqueline Schwab
- Yankee Doodle - The Old Bethpage Brass Band
- Palmyra Schottische - The New American Brass Band
- When Johnny Comes Marching Home - The Old Bethpage Brass Band
- Shenandoah - John Colby
- When Johnny Comes Marching Home - M. Manson
- Marching Through Georgia - J. Ungar
- Marching Through Georgia(Lament) - Jacqueline Schwab
- Battle Cry Of Freedom - Jacqueline Schwab
- Battle Hymn Of The Republic
- Ashokan Farewell/Sullivan Ballou Letter - Paul Roebling
Customer Reviews:
Civil War.......2007-07-16
Great Job.......2007-05-13
I love it......
The Service with Amazon is excellent too.
Thanks for being there.
Very relaxing.......2007-03-31
A great peice of Civil War history........2007-02-14
Music Befitting This Most Tragic of Wars.......2007-02-12
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Drunken Lullabies
Flogging Molly Manufacturer: Side One Dummy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000060MMI Release Date: 2002-03-19 |
Tracks:
- Drunken Lullabies
- What's Left of the Flag
- May the Living Be Dead (In Our Wake)
- If I Ever Leave this World Alive
- The Kilburn High Road
- Rebels of the Sacred Heart
- Swagger
- Cruel Mistress
- Death Valley Queen
- Another Bag of Bricks
- The Rare Ould Times
- The Son Never Shines (on Closed Doors)
Album Description
This is the second album from the Los Angeles based octet, Flogging Molly. Taking influence from their Irish roots and the sound of the Californian punk scene, 'Drunken Lullabies'is a mix of brash punk rock guitars, violins, whistles and accordians. The band are often compared to the Pogues and fellow punk band, The Dropkick Murphys.Customer Reviews:
My Favorite CD.......2007-06-17
Dave King from Fastway on vocals!!!!.......2007-04-03
My first Celtic Rock CD.......2006-12-07
If its Flogging Molly, Its good.......2006-11-10
One of the best bands of all time........2006-09-25
Track by Track:
1. "Drunken Lullabies": Brilliant opening, with a cool sounding banjo in the beginning, an awesome fiddle, and some great lyrics. 10/10
2. "Whats Left of the Flag": Another awesome song, with even better lyrics than drunken lullabies. Its not as catchy musically, but only barely so. Many consider this one of their best because of its bitter lyrics. Again, a great violin, and some really good singing. 9.5/10
3. "May the living be dead in our wake": Its similar sounding to the first two, except instead of a violin, there's a flute, which makes an awesome sound. Its still fast paced and upbeat, but more soothing than the first two songs. 9/10
4. "If I ever leave this world alive": A slow ballad that is remarkably well done. After three fast songs, it may not seem as good, but give this song some time, and you'll enjoy it. The singing is excellent here, showing Dave King's vocal power and range. 8/10
5. "The Kilburn High Road": Again, another fast paced one with a killer guitar solo, and another flute. Similar sounding to "May the living..." with a VERY catchy chorus that I always find myself singing. 9/10
6. "Rebels of a sacred heart": This is a different style song. It has a slow opening that may sound not so good, but it has an intensely catchy chorus, and if you give it several listens, it is excellent. Its long, but definetely a brilliant addition. 9/10
7. "Swagger": One of the weaker songs of the album. It is completely instrumental, with only one line that means nothing. However cool the melody is, its too repetitive to be good. THe guitar is a treat here, but again, too repetitive. Luckily its short. 6/10
8. "Cruel Mistress": There's a change of singers here, but the song is still instrumentally amazing. I don't care much for the bass player singing, I think Dave King is a lot better, but this guy provides a more sinister and evil sort of sound, and the whole songs sounds very pirate like and kind of catchy. Its not the best, but still pretty well done. 7.5/10
9. "Death Valley Queen": This is one of my personal favorites. The violin is very well done here, and despite the fact that its a slow song, which may turn people away, the lyrics are extraordinary, about a lost love. I love this song. 9/10
10. "Another Bag of Bricks": THis one sounds arabian and asian with the accordian opening it, and is different and cool. Dave King has a more sinister tone in his voice, it kind of reminds me of "Cruel MIstress". Its better though, and certainly a break from the style of the first three songs. Again, its good, but not excellent. 8/10
11. "The Rare Ould Times": Many consider this song filler, but I love the chorus. The singing/lyrics here are great, although there's not too much in the melody. Like "Cruel MIstress", its good, but not great. 7.5/10
12. "The Son Never Shines": THis is a ballad, and personally, I don't like it. Its too slow, and rather boring. THe singing is good, but the melody, instrumentation is too boring for me. Overall, a weak finish. 5/10.
However, despite a couple blemishes (The Son Never Shines, Swagger) this album is amazing. Definetely, if you like music with great melodies, and yet still a upbeat feel, this is a brilliant album.
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Molly Hatchet - Greatest Hits [Expanded]
Molly Hatchet Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005NBZB Release Date: 2001-08-14 |
Tracks:
- Whiskey Man
- Bounty Hunter
- Gator Country
- Flirtin' With Disaster
- Bloody Reunion
- Boogie No More
- Dreams I'll Never See
- Beatin' The Odds
- Edge Of Sundown
- Fall Of The Peacemakers
- It's All Over Now
- The Creeper
- Satisfied Man
- Ragtop Deluxe
- Shake The House Down
Customer Reviews:
First class southern rock.......2007-07-16
Molly Hatchet - Greatest Hits Expanded.......2007-03-28
Comparing Hatch to skynrd is like comparing bowling balls and hand grenades.......2007-02-10
Indulge Yourself.......2007-01-09
Molly Hatchett Rocks!.......2006-03-21
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The Very Best of The Irish Tenors
The Irish Tenors Manufacturer: Music Matters ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000069JJ6 Release Date: 2007-01-08 |
Tracks:
- Toora Loora Looral
- Will Ye Go Lassie Go
- Spanish Lady
- When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
- Percy French Medley: Phil The Fluther's Ball, Come Back Paddy Reilly, The Lay Of The West Clare Reailway, Are Ye Right There Michael?
- Amazing Grace
- Nearer My God To Thee
- Danny Boy
- Fields of Athenry
- Only The River Runs Free
- Molly Malone
- Last Rose of Summer
- She Moved Through the Fair
- Maggie
- New Medley (combination of the 2 medleys
Product Description
1. Toora Loora Looral
2. Will Ye Go Lassie Go
3. Spanish Lady
4. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
5. Percy French Medley: Phil The Fluther's Ball, Come Back Paddy Reilly, The Lay Of The West Clare Railway - Are Ye Right There Michael?
6. Amazing Grace
7. Nearer My God To Thee
8. Danny Boy
9. Fields Of Athenry
10. Only The River Runs Free
11. Molly Malone
12. Last Rose Of Summer
13. She Moved Through The Fair
14. Maggie
15. New Medley (Combination of the 2 medleys)
Format: CD
Amazon.com
In the short time since they grouped together a few years ago to form their sensationally successful trio, the Irish Tenors have already put out an impressive array of recordings and DVDs, including some bona fide gooseflesh-inducing live concert performances. So, if you still have the enviable pleasure of discovering these amazing vocalists--or want to turn a friend on to their musical charms--this compilation CD will do the trick nicely. It brings together such classics as "Danny Boy," "Toora Loora Looral," "Last Rose of Summer," and "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" (featuring John McDermott)--all rendered with the kind of passionate, heartfelt, and harmonious crooning that is their signature style, whether they're singing as an ensemble or as highlighted soloists. And even if you have the complete Irish Tenors, this anthology includes several numbers not found on their previously released CDs. Hard to think of a sweeter treat for a fan of singing too good to ever go out of fashion. --Sarah ChinCustomer Reviews:
Irish at it's best........2007-05-07
Irish Magic.......2006-08-21
Just got your Kleenex.......2005-12-25
Wonderful!.......2005-12-12
So wonderful. So much fun.
Up here in backwash Maine, there ain't much, believe me. But these guys are great. Sincere, care about what they're doing, true artists.
Ah, to go to Ireland again. Well, not unless the price of natural gas recedes!
The Very Best of the Irish Tenors is just that!.......2005-01-22
Well worth buying.
Isaac Chute
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Swagger
Flogging Molly Manufacturer: Side One Dummy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004RI6F Release Date: 2000-03-07 |
Tracks:
- Salty Dog
- Selfish Man
- Worst Day Since Yesterday, The
- Every Dog Has Its Day
- Life in a Tenement Square
- Ol' Beggars Bush, The
- Likes of You Again, The
- Black Friday Rule
- Grace of God Go I
- Devil's Dance Floor
- These Exiled Years
- Sentimental Johnny
- Far Away Boys
Customer Reviews:
Not as good as other flogging molly albums, but has some gems.......2006-12-15
Track by track:
1. Salty Dog - 9/10 - A good catchy opening song with some great lyrics, has a nice pirate feel to it, I love the fiddle in this song.
2. Selfish Man - 8.5/10 - Again, I like the fiddle, espeically the opening. Its not as good as the first song, but nothing that bad about it, this is a well made song, good lyrics, instrumentation.
3. The Worst Day Since Yesterday - 2/10 - To be honest, this one put me straight to sleep, it gets so boring and repetitive, and its a really bad ballad, if you want a good ballad, listen to Wistles the Wind on the other album, or, go a little farther down here, and listen to These Exiled Years. This was a good effort I suppose, but really, pretty boring.
4. Every Dog Has its Day - 8.5/10 - A lot like Selfish Man, in the sense that the fiddle is cool, and the lyrics are well written. Again, its about pirates, but its not really as "piratey" as Salty Dog, I guess cause he doesn't go with the accent on this one. STill, a good song.
5. Life in a Tenement Square - 9/10 - I really like this song, its a bid sad, but the flute is very good here, it gives it a different vibe than the previous songs.
6. The Ol Beggars Bush - 10/10 - One of my favorites on this CD, the tune is incredibly catchy, the flute is AWESOME, the lyrics are very good too. I can never get the opening out of my head, very nice flute entrance.
7. The Likes of You Again - 8.5/10 - Good violin fast pacedness, the opening is slow and emotional, then transfers into the fast part, I don't think the fast part is as good as some of the other songs here (Slaty Dog, Selfish Man, Every Dog), but its not bad, the violin there is very catchy once again.
8. Black Friday Rule - 9.5/10 - The full tale of Flogging Molly, their signature solo/live song. I don't give this a 10 because I like the live version on Whiskey album better, but this is a very good song, tells about how King came to "Californ-e-i-a". Very good solos.
9. Grace of God do I - 7/10 - I admit, Dave King's voice is good, but I always find myself skipping this song. His vocals do shine, but this song has no instrumentation, just a vocal solo, and the reason I love Flogging Molly is because of the instruments, therefore, I don't like this song too much.
10. Devil's Dance Floor - 10/10 - My favorite on the CD, amazing song, truly, still, I think its my favorite Flogging Molly Song (ok, maybe a toss up between this one and Seven Deadly Sins), but really, this song is amazing. Great vocals, great lyrics, great flute, it just makes you want to get up and dance, even if like me, you suck at dancing. Wonderful song!
11. These Exiled Years - 8.5/10 - This is a ballad, and I think it works wonders comapred to Worst Day. This keeps you hooked, to the emotional lyrics as Dave tells about his mom and being exiled from his country, it may drag a bit, but the overall instrumentation is good, and the lyrics are wonderful.
12. Sentimental Johnny - 6/10 - Ok, so this is the weirdo of the bunch. You've got your trumpet solo, which made a little entrance last song near the end. However, this is almost way too circusy and stupid for Flogging Molly. I admit, the trumpet's got some skill, but the song itself is mediocre at best.
13. Far Awar Boys - 4/10 - This one I didn't like too much either, again, its a ballad, and it drags a bit too much for me. Kind of a boring let down to the album, but whatever.
Overall, it has its flaws, but also its gems. THe album itself is worth it simply for Devil's Dance Floor alone. However, you'll have a blast listening to the upbeat songs in the beginning, and especially Black Friday rule and Beggar's Bush. Just avoid most of the ballads, and you'll love this album.
Discovering Flogging Molly is better than falling in love........2006-06-20
I shall never lend this CD to anyone!!! but you really should buy one for yourself.
Flogging Molly a great live band? Indeed, However I liked it better when it was called The Pogues........2005-12-09
However, people in America, seem to think Flogging Molly is an original act and I'm always asked the question "Who are The Pogues?" Let me put your minds at ease with some of the differences between the two.
First, Flogging Molly may be a great live band, but so were the Pogues. When Shane MacGowan was up for it, they were truly a force to be reckon with.
Second, Dave King is no Shane MacGowan. Sure, Dave King writes some great lyrics, but Shane is a poet, his lyrics seems to flow through him, words cannot do him justice alone; he is a modern Irish storyteller.
Third, The Pogues were blessed with other great musicians, like Terry Woods, Philip Chevron, Spider Stacy (a.k.a. "The best tin whistle player ever,) and Jem Finer. Chevron wrote the epic song "Thousands Are Sailing," while Terry Woods wrote great songs like "Young Ned of the Hill," and Jem Finer, cowrote "Fairytale of New York," and wrote a lot of great Pogues instrumentals and other songs as well. Dave King seems to be the only gifted writer in the Flogging Molly.
Finally, even though MacGowan did'nt agree with this, the Pogues stretched their boundaries musically, especially on "Hell's Ditch," where Flogging Molly's songs all sound the same, and two of their songs "Sentimental Johnny," and "Big Bag of Bricks," totally rip off The Pogues.
It may sound like I'm slagging Flogging Molly, but I do love "Swagger," and "Drunken Lullabies," their both great albums, but they just can't hold a candle to any of The Pogues albums. As far as the music is concerned, I'll take "A Pair of Brown Eyes," over any Flogging Molly album any day.
THE FIRST FROM THE FLOG!.......2005-11-08
I can't rave about this peice more than DRUNKEN LULLABYS, but this one stilll has a sh*t load of balls and will definatley get your pints raised high!
My personal favorites would have to be DEVILS DANCE FLOOR and BLACK FRIDAY RULE. Those two songs alone are SO F'IN GREAT that just thinking about them send shivers down my spine.
If I wasn't at work right now, I think I would be on my way to the packy to buy a Guiness and then go listen to these songs VERY FRIGIN LOUD!
good stuff.......2005-11-03
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Within a Mile of Home
Flogging Molly Manufacturer: Side One Dummy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002T7Z0M Release Date: 2004-09-14 |
Tracks:
- Screaming at the Wailing Wall
- Seven Deadly Sins
- Factory Girls (featuring Lucinda Williams)
- To Youth (My Sweet Roisin Dubh)
- Whistles The Wind
- Light of a Fading Star
- Tobacco Island
- The Wrong Company
- Tomorrow Comes a Day too Soon
- Queen Anne's Revenge
- Wanderlust
- Within a Mile of Home
- The Spoken Wheel
- With a Wonder and a Wild Desire
- Don't Let Me Die
Album Description
The highly anticipated full-length follow-up to 2002's "Drunken Lullabies". Flogging Molly continue to breed traditional Irish influences and heavy-hearted storytelling with brazen, barn-burning punk rock. At the same time, the ballads that have become welcome staples to their live show (giving the audience a break from the frenzy) are also stronger than ever. Look for a couple surprises this time around, such as a Cajun vibe on "Tomorrow Comes A Day Too Soon", and a guest appearance by Lucinda Williams on "Factory Girls".Customer Reviews:
truly irsh.......2007-06-14
Excellent!.......2007-05-19
Irish rock.......2007-04-05
fantastic album.......2007-02-06
Dave King and company know what works for them, and they continue to do it in this album. Dave, while sporting a little more pudge (and in fact, lately he looks like a young version of Colonel Sanders) still wails, keens, pleas, and shouts as well as ever.
It's hard to call some tracks "favorites" because I like them all, but "whistles the wind" and "Seven Deadly Sins" do seem to stick in my head.
If you like the Pogues, Dropkick Murphys, or any other Flogging Molly, you will like "Within a Mile of Home"
Same Ol' Flogging Molly.......2006-12-18
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The Lovers' Waltz
Jay Ungar , and Molly Mason Manufacturer: Angel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002SLZ Release Date: 1997-01-28 |
Tracks:
- The Lover's Waltz (Duet)
- The Misty Dawn (Misty Molly/Foxy Mary/My Darling Asleep)
- The Mountain House
- Contradance Medley (The Road We Traveled/The Wizard's Walk)
- Legends Of The Fall
- The Lover's Lament
- Prarie Love Song
- Louisana Wedding Bells
- The Montague Processional
- Give Me Your Hand
- There's Hone On The Moon Tonight
- Metsakukkia
- Chosen Challe Mazeltov
- Tiptoe Alley
- It's All In Your Mind
- The Lovers' Waltz
Amazon.com
There are faster and flashier fiddlers than Jay Ungar, but he is almost without peer as a composer of fiddle tunes. Blessed with that rare knack for making his melodies move in ways that stir the listener's longings, he is best known for penning and performing "Ashokan Farewell," the evocative theme from "The Civil War" TV series. Ungar's 1997 album with his wife Molly Mason, The Lover's Waltz, takes its name from another striking fiddle theme, a slow-moving melody that seems to trace the rise of romantic desire and its satisfaction in each 32-bar section.Mason accompanies her husband on piano, guitar, and bass, and she sings on four of the album's 16 tracks in an ingratiating alto. For the most part, though, the lead voice is Ungar's violin, which seems to sing in a note-bending, heart-tugging tenor. His melodies can be elegiac ("The Mountain House"), picturesque ("Prairie Love Song"), or spirited ("Tiptoe Alley"), but they are always memorable. The duo is joined by Balfa Toujours for a lively Cajun song, by John Sebastian for a cowboy tune, and by Swingology for several jazz and klezmer tunes. The liner notes try to give the compositions the narrative shape of a badly-written romance novel, but these tunes don't need any help. They can enchant the listener with the sheer power of melody. --Geoffrey Himes
Customer Reviews:
A Lingering Love.......2006-11-06
Great Music.......2006-06-28
You just might be tempted to waltz the night away..........2006-03-16
You just might be tempted to go to the fabric store and buy your wife some Calico Cloth and dig out your grandpa's corduroy jeans and suspenders before you waltz the night away with your special lady.
Also as previously stated it would be a safe assumption that if Jay Ungar and Molly Mason (Jay's lovely wife) are involved in the music in any way... buy it...
The Lover's Waltz includes:
The Lover's Waltz (Duet)
The Misty Dawn (Misty Molly/Foxy Mary/My Darling Asleep)
The Mountain House
Contradance Medley (The Road We Traveled/The Wizard's Walk)
Legends Of The Fall
The Lover's Lament
Prairie Love Song
Louisiana Wedding Bells
Give Me Your Hand
There's Hone On The Moon Tonight
Metsakukkia)
Chosen Challe Mazeltov
Tiptoe Alley
It's All In Your Mind
The Lovers' Waltz
Happy times!.......2006-02-25
Used this for our First Dance at our Wedding.......2005-06-12
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Whiskey on a Sunday
Flogging Molly Manufacturer: Side One Dummy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000FUF80M Release Date: 2006-07-25 |
Tracks:
- Laura
- Drunken Lullabies (Acoustic)
- The Wanderlust (Acoustic)
- Another Bag of Bricks (Acoustic)
- Tomorrow Comes a Day Too Soon (Acoustic)
- The Lives of You Again (Live)
- Swagger (Live)
- Black Friday Rule (Live)
- Within a Mile Of Home (Live)
- What's Left of the Flag (Live)
Tracks:
- Full Length Documentary
Amazon.com
Forever the buzz on Flogging Molly: the records are terrific, but wait until you see them live. And you can do both with the Los Angeles band's fifth record, a dual-disc CD (10 songs) and DVD (106 minutes) that pulsate with a remarkable mix of Irish pub traditional and enthusiastic punk rock. The audio CD is crammed with fan favorites--"Drunken Lullabies," "Black Friday Rules," "What's Left of the Flag"--that have been recreated either live on stage or acoustically in studio. The latter treatment strips down the wall-of-sound live band until the mandolin, accordion, and tin whistle echo like a Saturday night in Kilkenny, turning rampant rocker "Wanderlust" into a gentle waltz and "Another Bag of Bricks" into a pub-rock sing-a-long. The album's lone newcomer is a full-band studio take of "Laura," a farewell-thee love song featured on the DVD, which includes Bridge Regan's frenzied fiddle playing and vocalist Dave King's croaky Irish twang. Recorded in seven different countries, the DVD nails the genuine spirit of Flogging Molly's live performances and tracks the stories of each band member, especially King, who recalls bolting hometown Dublin for America. --Scott HolterAlbum Description
This full-length documentary was shot over two years and in seven countries, capturing the journey of Flogging Molly from their bar band roots to their current success. Includes footage in the studio, on tour, at home, and at their sold-out homecoming performance at the Wiltern Theater in LA. This "in the pocket" experience with the candid and charismatic Flogging Molly family is set to the driving beat of their thunderous live performances. Brought together through unlikely happenstance and bound by an intense passion and heartfelt belief in what they do, the seven members and their associates provide a good look at how things can be done against the grain. Their formula for success: believing in oneself, refusing to be pigeonholed, and rising from humble beginnings to fulfill a dream.Customer Reviews:
Makes you want to pick up a guitar and start singing along..........2007-06-19
Music of the CD includes:
"Laura" - 4:15
"Drunken Lullabies" (acoustic) - 4:55
"The Wanderlust" (acoustic) - 3:37
"Another Bag of Bricks" (acoustic) - 4:05
"Tomorrow Comes a Day Too Soon" (acoustic) - 3:39
"The Likes of You Again" (live) - 4:08
"Swagger" (live) - 2:14
"Black Friday Rule" (live) - 11:57
"Within a Mile of Home" (live) - 4:34
"What's Left of the Flag" (live) - 4:13
DVD extras include:
"Badger", a short piece on Flogging Molly's technician.
"Dave in the Studio", Dave King singing Light of a Fading Star in the studio.
"Gary", a short piece on Gary Schwindt, the band's manager, also the brother of Flogging Molly's drummer George Schwindt.
"Joe and Matt", a short movie of Matt Hensley and Joe Sib from SideOneDummy Records goofing off.
"Outtakes", including Dennis Casey's request that someone set his nipples on fire.
"Return to Molly Malone's", a piece on a concert which Flogging Molly performed on Saint Patrick's Day at Molly Malone's Pub in Los Angeles, where the band first played.
"Rebels of the Sacred Heart", music video with live footage shot at the Wiltern Theater.
"Selfish Man", music video with live footage shot at the Wiltern Theater.
This is definately recommended. Watch it for great music and great moments
sick.......2007-04-10
yeah jim.......2007-02-09
Christmas gift of music.......2007-01-12
Whiskey on a Sunday.......2007-01-09
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Itzhak Perlman's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
Manufacturer: EMI Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004XST2 Release Date: 2000-09-12 |
Tracks:
- Chanson Sans Paroles
- Polonaise De Concert No.1, Op.4
- It's Peaceful Here, Op.21 No.7
- Chanson Russe
- Liebesleid
- Slavonic Dance In E Minor, Op.46, No.2
- Tempo Di Minuetto (In The Style Of Pugnani)
- Romanza Andaluza, Op.22
- Melodie
- Serenade Espagnole
- Serenade (Frasquita)
- La Capricieuse, Op.17
- Sicilienne
- Molly On The Shore
- Andantino (In The Style Of Martini)
- Marguerite (Daisies), Op.38, No.3
- Melodie, Op.42 No.3
- Estrellita
- Spanish Dance No.5
- Berceuse Sfaradite
- Caprice In A Minor
Customer Reviews:
Marvellous!.......2005-11-26
The best violinist ever!.......2001-01-26
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American Dreamer: Songs of Stephen Foster; Thomas Hampson; Jay Unger; Molly Mason
Thomas Hampson , Jay Ungar , Molly Mason , Garrison Keillor , David Alpher , Mark Rust , Michael Parloff , Peter Ecklund , John Kirk , Arnold Kinsella , and Stephen Foster Manufacturer: Angel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002SK7 Release Date: 1992-10-20 |
Tracks:
- Opening Solo Violin
- Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
- Hard Times Come Again No More
- The Voice Of Bygone Days
- Foster Favorites Medley (Ring, Ring The Banjo (1851) Oh! Susanna (1848) Camptown Races (1850)
- Open Thy Lattice, Love (1844)
- Beautiful Dreamer (1864)
- That's What's The Matter
- Old Home Medley (Old Folks at Home (1851) My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night (1853)
- Molly! Do You Love Me? (1850)
- Sweetly She Sleeps, My Alice Fair (1851)
- Comrades, Fill No Glass For Me (1855)
- Dancing On The River (Nelly Bly (1850) The Glendy Burk (1860) Angelina Baker (1850)
- My Wife Is A Most Knowing Woman (1863)
- Gentle Annie (1856)
- Linger In Blissful Repose (1858)
- Ah! May The Red Rose Live Alway (1850)
Customer Reviews:
It's Dreamy.......2007-01-10
Foster's songs are of a more innocent and naive time in the American psyche, a time that it would not hurt us to remember, given the wretched brutality of American culture today (something you'll appreciate after listening to this recording).
The songs are beautifully sung by Mr. Hamspon, and the musical accompaniment with piano, mandolin, tuba, banjo, etc. seems a perfect setting for this period music. I enjoyed the musical interludes of Foster songs (not sung by Mr. Hampson), such as "Oh, Suzanna", "My Old Kentucky Home", and "Camptown Races." They are foot-stompin' and finger-snappin' good in a non-syncopated way.
Mr. Hampson's voice is so beautiful, and he has done such a wonderful job with these song's you'll just have to hear it, and when you do, tell me that you're not dreaming.
I remember reading a quote by John Phillip Sousa that decried the use of syncopation in American popular music. I never understood it until listening to this recording. The richness and intensity of American popular music (as experienced in the work of Stephen Foster) has been lost.
Everything has to be so cool today, thanks to syncopation, and "cool" really means no emotion.
If emotion is what you want, emotion is what you'll get with Stephen Foster's songs. It was a time when the death of loved ones (especially those who died in their youth) was experienced more often (see "I Dream of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair" and "Gentle Annie"). And we were not protected from the vicissitudes of fate by myriad government programs, modern medicine and universal prosperity (see "Hard Times").
Husbands and wives had their differences then, as today, (see the amusing song "My Wife is a Most Knowin' Woman") The passion of the Civil War (Foster was a Unionist),is reflected in a wonderful, fun song, "That's What's the Matter."
If you love good music, and you have heart which can be stirred, and you love your country, this is for you.
I love this recording. It has opened up the door to my "beautiful dreams," dreams of bygone days, lost love, and whatever else we pine for.
I wanted to buy several copies for my friends, but somehow I felt that the impact of this recording was so personal, that it could not be shared with others. Not that they couldn't enjoy it, but that I could not begin to share the intense emotion and reverie stirred in my heart by these beautiful songs.
My Favorite Composer of all time.......2006-08-20
I dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair
Born like a vapor on the summer air
I see her tripping where the bright streams play
Happy as the daisies that dance on her way
Many were the wild notes her merry voice would pour
but the violins in this CD make this CD the best out there..
FYI should you be into astrology Stephen Foster is definition of Cancer...Sun and Moon conjunct in Cancer with mars in Scorpio..i love his lyrics..almost to the point of obsession..
An American classic from Hampson that brings smiles and tears.......2006-07-17
In this 1992 collection of 17 Foster favorites, plus a few rareties, Hampson drops the platform manner and goes straight for heartfelt sincerity. His tone is plain yet sweet, his expression intimate. He is accompanied by instruments redolent of the Victorian drawing room (guitar, fiddle, upright piano), and the mood they create brings tears and smiles of remembrance. This music is embedded in America's genes, and it's wonderful to realize that every note is still alive and throbbing with feeling.
OMG!!! More than 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 stars, one of the best album in the world!!!.......2005-11-25
Thomas Hampson's voice is simply fantasic. His voice is very different from regular operatic baritone voice, very sweet, and rich. I really cant believe an operatic baritone can sing folk song like THIS good, in my opinion he sounds even better than his opera works in this album. His voice and the background music matches perfectly, the outcome would move u to tears, and u can feel the origin of MUSIC. This album really shows what the word MUSIC means, and the songs simply just ALL beautiful. I like his "beautiful dreamer", "my life is well knowing woman", and "jeanie with the light brown hair" the most. When I listen the songs I would just imagine that I am in the world of past USA, and I can feel the life of the ppl in the past USA~ just like watching an old classic movie, it would touch ur heart and fall in love with this album.
It's simply lovely.......2004-12-14
This CD is a revelation. The melodies are so beautiful, as are the poems, and Thomas Hampson just brings them to life as wonderfully as ever. I especially love "Beautiful Dreamer" - it gives me butterflies - and "My wife is a most knowing woman" - the way he makes the voices and the indignation is just brilliant. If one needed reminding what a brilliant singer Mr Hampson is - this disk does it.
Music Album:
- Only Sun
- Picks on the Hits/Superpickers
- Pier Pressure
- Plays Bill Monroe
- Skeeter Davis sings Buddy Holly/ Skeeter sings Dolly
- Something to Talk About//Harmony [Import]
- Songwriter of the Tear
- Springtime
- Steve Wariner [Extra tracks] [Original recording remastered]
- Swing Your Partner: Country Time Square Dance (With Calls)
