| 1. Family and Friends |
| 2. I Feel Like Traveling On |
| 3. Old Chunk of Coal |
| 4. Walkin' and Talkin' |
| 5. Old Family Table |
| 6. God's Little People |
| 7. Slippers With Wings |
| 8. Family Bible |
| 9. Which Came First (The Chicken or the Egg) |
| 10. I'm Using My Bible for a Roadmap |
| 11. Meet Me There |
| 12. Hallelujah Turnpike |
| 13. I'm Building a Stairway to Heaven |
| 14. Just One Rose Will Do |
| 15. His Life Is an Open Book |
| 16. Joshua |
| 17. I Plan to Meet You There |
| 18. So Many Years, So Many Blessings |
50th Anniversary Celebration,The Lewis Family,Daywind Records,Country Gospel,Gospel,Gospel/Christian Music,Pop,Traditional Bluegrass
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Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration
Various Artists Manufacturer: Stax ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000KP62UM Release Date: 2007-03-13 |
Tracks:
- GEE WHIZ (LOOK AT HIS EYES) - Carla Thomas
- LAST NIGHT - The Mar-Keys
- YOU DON'T MISS YOUR WATER - William Bell
- GREEN ONIONS - Booker T. & The MGs
- WALKING THE DOG - Rufus Thomas
- I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU TOO LONG (TO STOP NOW) - Otis Redding
- CANDY - The Astors
- RESPECT - Otis Redding
- YOU DON'T KNOW LIKE I KNOW - Sam & Dave
- I WANT SOMEONE - The Mad Lads
- HOLD ON I'M COMIN' - Sam & Dave
- LET ME BE GOOD TO YOU - Carla Thomas
- YOUR GOOD THING (IS ABOUT TO END) - Mable John
- KNOCK ON WOOD - Eddie Floyd
- B-A-B-Y - Carla Thomas
- TRAMP - Otis & Carla
- SOUL FINGER - The Bar-Keys
- BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN - Albert King
- SOUL MAN - Sam & Dave
- (SITTIN' ON) THE DOCK OF THE BAY - Otis Redding
- I GOT A SURE THING - Ollie & The Nightingales
- SOUL LIMBO - Booker T. & The MGs
- I'VE NEVER FOUND A GIRL (TO LOVE ME LIKE YOU DO) - Eddie Floyd
- WHAT A MAN - Linda Lyndell
- PRIVATE NUMBER - William Bell & Judy Clay
- WHO'S MAKING LOVE - Johnnie Taylor
- I FORGOT TO BE YOUR LOVER - William Bell
- I LIKE WHAT YOU'RE DOING (TO ME) - Carla Thomas
Tracks:
- TIME IS TIGHT - Booker T. & The MGs
- SO I CAN LOVE YOU - The Emotions
- WALK ON BY - Isaac Hayes
- DO THE FUNKY CHICKEN - Rufus Thomas
- JODY'S GOT YOUR GIRL AND GONE - Johnnie Taylor
- MR. BIG STUFF - Jean Knight
- NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE - Isaac Hayes
- WHATCHA SEE IS WHATCHA GET - The Dramatics
- RESPECT YOURSELF - The Staple Singers
- THEME FROM SHAFT - Isaac Hayes
- SON OF SHAFT - The Bar-Kays
- THAT'S WHAT LOVE WILL MAKE YOU DO - Little Milton
- I'VE BEEN LONELY FOR SO LONG - Frederick Knight
- HEARSAY - Soul Children
- IN THE RAIN - The Dramatics
- I'LL TAKE YOU THERE - The Staple Singers
- STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN - Mel & Tim
- DEDICATED TO THE ONE I LOVE - The Temprees
- IF YOU'RE READY (COME GO WITH ME) - The Staple Singers
- CHEAPER TO KEEP HER - Johnnie Taylor
- I'LL BE THE OTHER WOMAN - Soul Children
- WOMAN TO WOMAN - Shirley Brown
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When Concord Music purchased Fantasy Records in 2006, the bulging Stax catalog came along for the ride. Not a bad deal, especially since Stax remains one of the richest and most vital sources of '60s and '70s soul, blues, and R&B. The newly reactivated label's debut release is a lavishly boxed double-disc set of 50 highlights--as opposed to hits--from the Memphis label's voluminous vaults to celebrate its 50th anniversary. All the usual suspects appear, including Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Isaac Hayes, Johnnie Taylor, Eddie Floyd, Albert King, and the Staple Singers. But the compilers deliver a well-rounded, even eclectic collection by including tracks from such relatively obscure acts as the Astors, Ollie & the Nightingales, the Mad Lads, Linda Lyndell, and Mable John, whose "Your Good Thing (Is About to End)" is one of the great lost soul treasures. Propelled in large part by house band Booker T. & the MGs, the majority of these songs have become integral threads in the fabric of American soul. Even at two and a half hours, there's not a dull moment here. That is a testament not just to the Stax musicians, but to a label whose artists defined a classic sound that remains as timeless, relevant, influential, and electrifying as when it was recorded. --Hal HorowitzAlbum Description
FIRST TIME EVER! 50 GREATEST STAX HITS IN A SPECIAL 2CD BOXED SET. Set includes chart toppers by Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Rufus and Carla Thomas, Booker T & the MGs, Isaac Hayes, The Staples Singers, Johnnie Taylor, and more*Packaged in a UNIQUE HARD COVER BOX with LENTICULAR COVER ART *EVERY MAJOR STAX AND STAX-ATLANTIC HIT from the label's 1960s and 70s heyday. *THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE STAX HITS COLLECTION EVER! *Release coincides with the 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF STAX *DIGITALLY REMASTERED *Features a MULTI-PAGE BOOKLET with notes from "Soulsville USA: The Story of Stax" by noted soul music historian Rob Bowman
Customer Reviews:
stax of hits.......2007-07-07
'motored' off in to a commercial watering-down of black music.Here we have
a generous fifty tracks on two cds of real soul music,not all hits,but all
representative of what STAX could do.A great compilation!
Two and a half magic hours.......2007-06-19
If by "love" we mean white kids from all over the country convening in urban crash pads --- well, that sets the bar pretty low, doesn't it? Given the opportunity, we could have done that. A lot of us would, even now. Just tell us where to show up.
A year before Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed there, it was a lot harder to show the love in Memphis. And yet, in an ancient movie theater in South Memphis, black and white musicians made some of the most inspired music we'll ever hear.
Let Motown own the slicker-than-snail-snot "commercial" franchise of urban black music.
And nine bows to Atlantic, with 18 singles on the Billboard Hot One Hundred Charts in the late Spring of 1967 --- ranging from Aretha Franklin doing the unofficial black national anthem ("Respect") to the white Long Island band, the Young Rascals. The only other competition Stax had in this rarified interracial zone in the late `60s: Sly & the Family Stone.
At Stax, something wonderful flourished, and it's in the grooves for all to hear --- starting with an interracial house band backing up such megawatt soul signers as Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, Rufus Thomas and Eddie Floyd. Their influences were various: rock, pop, country, blues. Mixed together, they produced music that was at once familiar and not --- music that jarred the ear just enough that you had to listen to it.
But "produced" isn't quite the right word. At Stax, they mostly recorded "live." Even when they didn't, the theater's acoustics made music sound "live." As a result, you heard an excitement --- a vibrancy --- in these records that was available nowhere else in American popular music. Just listen to one of the 50 songs on the Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration when the horns --- horns! --- kick in and you'll remember how exciting music could be.
There was so much talent on the label it was able to survive the December '67 plane crash that killed Otis Redding and two-thirds of his backup band. The reason: Stax had the Staples Singers coming on strong. And Stax had Issac Hayes.
You remember "Shaft" --- "can you dig it?" But Hayes also self-produced "Hot Buttered Soul", a record that featured an unlikely 18-minute version of "By the Time I Got to Phoenix." This was as radically different from `60s pop music as Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On."
This two-CD boxed set has hits galore: "Green Onions", "I've Been Loving You Too Long", "Knock on Wood", "Born Under a Bad Sign" and "Respect Yourself." It also has songs you don't know, oddities that sure sound like hits.
The through-line: men and women singing one love song after another. The music can be raw --- loss makes for even better songs than happiness --- but I don't think I'm making it up when I say the primary ingredient of that music is love. First, of course, love of music, pure and simple. But more, love of the historical moment, love of the knowledge that when we're creating together, there's no reason we can't get along.
This Stax set is testimony to a grand idea, now honored too often only with empty words. It's also great fun, music that holds its own with the best pop this country has ever produced --- music so enjoyable you can forget the moral it contains.
Great mucic with great package.......2007-05-21
Stax & back to my youth........2007-05-20
Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration.......2007-05-15
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Gold: A 50th Anniversary Celebration
Johnny Mathis Manufacturer: Legacy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000HEWGII Release Date: 2006-11-21 |
Tracks:
- Chances Are
- Wonderful! Wonderful!
- It's Not For Me To Say
- The Twelfth Of Never
- When Sunny Gets Blue
- Wild In The Wind
- Misty
- Small World
- A Certain Smile
- Maria
- What'll I Do
- One God
- Deep River
- True Love
- So Many Stars
- In A Sentimental Mood
- The Shadow Of Your Smile
- Over The Rainbow
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Johnny Mathis's 2006 return to the spotlight was richly deserved, not because his career needed resurrecting--he's continued touring and recording for breathless fans well into his seventh decade--but because post-boomer generations shouldn't be allowed to roam the world asking "Johnny Who?" when his name gets mentioned. Mathis is that important an artist, and this compendium of his work, best thought of as a winking glance, does an able job of demonstrating why: "Chances Are," a slice of pop brilliance set to a piano with a broken heart, has always sounded as though it's been pulled off a silver platter. The Mathis voice--rich and deep at some turns, high and fragile at others, poured gold either way--seals it in timelessness; it's a pop scholar's very definition of a classic. "Wonderful! Wonderful!" throws off the same sparks to a lesser degree--delivery-wise, it's nearly impossible not to attach the word delightful, and overall it reeks of cultural importance. The rest of these songs add up to a case study in why Mathis matters: "Misty" may be dusty, but it still melts the heart. And "When Sunny Gets Blue," with its slow, sad strings, stings with Roy Orbison-caliber potency. Two previously unreleased tracks, "So Many Stars," produced by Sergio Mendes, and "The Shadow of Your Smile," with Dave Koz and Chris Botti, shine a light on Mathis's more recent work. It holds up brilliantly (not easy, considering Mathis's clean, distinctive voice). It also accounts, probably, for this disc's closing track--Ray Charles wouldn't have recorded his late-career rendition of "Over the Rainbow" with just anybody. If you didn't hear it on Genius Loves Company, hear it here. --Tammy La GorceCustomer Reviews:
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!.......2007-07-15
Smoooth.......2007-06-15
It made my day, actually my Wedding day........2007-06-08
I have ordered many times from you, and you always came through.
Thank you so much for very good service.
Ingrid Levy
Johnny's BEST.......2007-05-15
As "Wonderful, Wonderful" as Ever!!.......2007-05-07
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Johnny Mathis: A 50th Anniversary Christmas Celebration
Johnny Mathis Manufacturer: Legacy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000HEWGIS Release Date: 2006-10-31 |
Tracks:
- Sleigh Ride
- The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)
- Silver Bells
- Silent Night, Holy Night
- O Holy Night
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas
- It's The Most Wonderful Time Of Year
- Toyland
- Caroling, Caroling/Happy Holiday
- The Christmas Waltz
- Have A Holly Jolly Christmas
- I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
- O Tannenbaum
- Winter Wonderland/Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Customer Reviews:
Christmas isn't the same without Johnny Mathis music.......2007-05-07
Johnny Mathis - 50th Anniversary Christmas Celebration.......2007-03-29
Johnny Mathis: A 50th Anniversary Christmas Celebration.......2007-03-09
Johnny Mathis Christmas Collection.......2007-02-14
50th Annivsary Christmas Celebration-Johnny Mathis.......2007-02-06
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50th Anniversary Celebration
Lewis Family Manufacturer: Daywind Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000066JEQ Release Date: 2002-06-04 |
Customer Reviews:
What A Family-What A Show!.......2007-05-10
There are a few new songs on the CD compliation. Lewis sings a new song on the project. May the Lewis Family be around for another 50 years.
Number 1 Bluegrass Gospel Family !.......2005-07-16
CELEBRATION IT IS!!!.......2003-04-09
"So Many Years, So Many Blessings" and after spanning a career of 50 Years they have seen Many Blessings during the Many Years.
All in All the album is a combination of hits old and new with new songs.
You can never go wrong buying a Lewis Family Recording. they put 110% into every one and I have never heard on I did not like and I have all their recordings except for two which I am still trying to find since it is from way earlier in their career.
Lastly, Look at checking out Lewis Phillips' recording
"EMPTY FIELDS" Its Lewis' solo project and it is awesome too. I normally do not care for male singers but his record will not dissapoint you!!
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50th Anniversary Celebration: The Best of Back to Balboa
Stan Kenton Manufacturer: Mama Jazz Foundation ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000018LT Release Date: 1995-04-04 |
Tracks:
- Artistry In Rhythm - Pete Rugolo
- Be Bop Charlie - The Bob Florence Limited Edition
- Eager Beaver - Pete Rugolo
- Night In Tunisia - Maynard Ferguson And The Big Bop Nouveau Band
- All About Ronnie - Chris Connor
- Looking Up Old Friends - The Buddy Childers Big Band
- Opus In Pastels - Pete Rugolo
- Certain Circles - The Bill Holman Big Band
- My Old Flame - Marty Paich
- A Smith Named Greg - H. Levy
- It's All Right With Me - Lennie Niehaus
- Malaguena - Bill Holman
Album Description
This "best of" disc, featuring the finest selections from the five-disc set, includes Kenton alumni Maynard Ferguson, Bob Florence, Bill Holman, Buddy Childers, Shorty Rogers, Bud Shank, Bob Cooper, and many more.Customer Reviews:
This is NOT the Kenton band!.......2001-02-27
Not true to orginial music. Sounded off key and distracted........1999-04-28
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50th Anniversary Celebration: Back to Balboa
Kenton Alumni Band Manufacturer: Mama Jazz Foundation ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000008O0A Release Date: 1995-04-04 |
Tracks:
- Artistry In Rhythm - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Eager Beaver - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Intermission Riff - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Opus In Pastels - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Artistry In Percussion - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Peanut Vendor - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Concerto To End All Concertos - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker
- Boogie Woogie (I May Be Wrong) - Pete Rugolo/Gordon Brisker/Anita O'Day
- Solitaire - William Russo
- Coop's Solo - Shorty Rogers/Bob Cooper
- Take The 'A' Train - Shorty Rogers
- Un Poco Loco - Shorty Rogers/Maynard Ferguson
- Kingfish - Bill Holman
- Stella By Starlight - Bill Holman/Bud Shank
- Malaguena - Bill Holman
Tracks:
- Artistry In Rhythm - 50th Anniversary Celebration Celebration: Back To Balboa
- Pegasus - Hank Levy
- A Baltazar Named Gabe (A Smith Named Greg) - Hank Levy
- 23 Degrees North, 82 Degrees West - William Russo
- All About Ronnie - Buddy Childers/Chris Connor
- Pennies From Heaven - Lennie Niehaus
- It's All Right With Me - Lennie Niehaus
- The Wind - Lennie Niehaus
- Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea - Lennie Niehaus
- Atonal Adventure - Lennie Niehaus
- My Old Flame - Marty Paich
- The Big Chase - Marty Paich
- Body And Soul - Marty Paich/Bud Shank
- Neophonic Impressions - Marty Paich
Tracks:
- Artistry In Rhythm/All The Things You Are - Bob Florence
- Be Bop Charlie - Bob Florence
- Embraceable You - Bud Shank Quartet
- Night In Tunisia - Maynard Ferguson And The Big Bop Nouveau Band
- Stone Canyon - Bob Cooper Quartet
- Looking Up Old Friends - Buddy Childers Big Band
- K.C. Tango - The Bud Shank-Shorty Rogers Lighthouse All-Stars
- The Bottom Line - Shorty Rogers Big Band
Tracks:
- Certain Circles - Bill Holman Big Band
- And Thad Ain't Bad - Bill Holman Big Band
- Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - Gabe Baltazar Quartet
- Intermission Riff - CSULB Vocal Jazz Ensemble/Michele Weir
- Midnight Sun - CSULB Vocal Jazz Ensemble/Michele Weir
- Artistry In Rhythm/Nightsong - CSULB Vocal Jazz Ensemble/Michele Weir
- I Remember You - Lee Konitz Quartet
- Royal Street - Tom Talbert Jazz Orchestra
- Dangraddy Blue - 50th Anniversary Celebration Celebration: Back To Balboa
- Sands Of Time - Bill Perkins Quartet
- From 'City Of Glass' - Part One: Entrance - Mark Masters Jazz Orchestra
Tracks:
- Balboa Bandwagon Panel/Aristry In Rythm Panel/Innovations Panel/Innovations In Modern Music Panel - Jimmy Lyons/Gene Norman/Jay Roebuck/Ken Poston
Customer Reviews:
Kenton Alumni reunion. GREAT RETRO-SPECTIVE!!!.......2007-05-31
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Sergei Prokofiev, Enfant Terrible (1891-1953): A 50th Anniversary Celebration
Manufacturer: Decca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000084H93 Release Date: 2003-04-08 |
Customer Reviews:
An eye-opening Prokofiev survey (try to buy it used).......2006-03-26
As I listened straight through, I was surprised at how unacquainted I actually was with the wide extent of Prokofiev's style. From the very early "Dreams," which could be mistaken for Glazunov through the unfamiliar operas (Betrothal in a Monastery Garden, Semyon Kotko) to the final, sadly diminished works like the Seventh Sym. and the cello concerto, the composer covered every major Russian style of the century. I didn't find any new masterful performances--not that a short excerpt is a good enough trial--but everything here is well performced. Any listener should find something unexpected and intriguing in this two-and-a-half-hour traversal.
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Storyville 50th Anniversary Celebration
Various Artists Manufacturer: Storyville Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000087CKP Release Date: 2003-03-04 |
Tracks:
- Honeysuckle Rose - Svend Asmussen
- Midnight Sun - Hank Jones
- Rhythm-A-Ning - Thelonious Monk
- Cry Me A River - Ben Webster
- The Little Family - Niels Lan Doky
- Autumn Leaves - Don Byas
- Heart To Heart - Nhop
- 52nd Street Theme - Bud Powell
- Do Nothing 'Til You Hear From Me - Dexter Gordon
- Swingin' Bach - Stuff Smith
- Summer Serenade - Benny Carter
- Morning Fun - Zoot Sims
- Consequences - Archie Shepp
- Intermission Riff - Johnny Griffin
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50th Anniversary Celebration [Germany]
Various Artists Manufacturer: RPO ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000051NUC Release Date: 2006-05-03 |
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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: 50th Anniversary Celebration
Manufacturer: Tring International ProductGroup: Classical Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000FS4O5O |
Product Description
1. Le Corsaire Op. 21~~~2. The Planet Suite-Mars Op. 32~~~3. Symphony No. 2, 3rd movement Op. 27~~~4. Don Juan Op. 20~~~5. Gwendoline Overture~~~6. Enigma Variations-Finale Op. 36.Music Album:
- 54 Great Performances [Import]
- A Far Cry from Dead
- Amazing Steel Guitar: The Buddy Emmons Collection
- An Acoustic Tribute to O Brother Where Art Thou
- Another Time & Place
- Band In The Pocket #4 - Country/Bluegrass
- Best of: Flower That Shattered the Stone [Import]
- Big Boss Man: The Groove Sessions
- Bluegrass from Roots to Branches [Import]
- Buckshot
