Ettes Wicked Will CD ** NEW **

Rock Candy ( June 20, 2005 ), Genre: Heavy Metal

It's been nearly 4 years since I've released a new record and The Ettes debut album was among the last few I put out. I am very excited to once again become involved with The Ettes and begin operations on such a high note. In august i will be unleashing the lp (vinyl version) of their new album, "Wicked Will". It is amazing, I can't stop listening to it. There will also be a release of a single (well, actually 3) of "The Worst There Is" from the album with 3 different covers and 3 different b-sides. to. Here is official release/propaganda info written by someone much more astute than me:

ITP ( April 06, 1996 ), Genre: R&B

Take Root Records

It's been nearly 4 years since I've released a new record and The Ettes debut album was among the last few I put out. I am very excited to once again become involved with The Ettes and begin operations on such a high note. In august i will be unleashing the lp (vinyl version) of their new album, "Wicked Will". It is amazing, I can't stop listening to it. There will also be a release of a single (well, actually 3) of "The Worst There Is" from the album with 3 different covers and 3 different b-sides. to. Here is official release/propaganda info written by someone much more astute than me:

Sinitta's second album maintained her position in the dance-pop sweepstakes, thanks to cover versions of pop songs by Maxine Nightingale and Robert Knight, "Right Back Where We Started From" and "Everlasting Love." The fact that Sinitta didn't come close to either version didn't matter; her light, wispy voice fit into the overproduced material enough to generate interest. But it was clear that things were about to end; her other songs were too lightweight to be salvaged even by state-of-the-art late-'80s studio technology. ~ Ron Wynn

I.T.P. Records

Dirty: Mr. G, Big Pimp (rap vocals).Additional personnel includes: Baby Pacino, Maxamillion, Lil Burn One, Twist & Wicked, Mr. Blue.Producers: Maxamillion, Big Pimp, The Titans.On the opening title track of their Rap-A-Lot debut, LOVE US OR HATE US, Alabama's foremost representatives to the rap world, Montgomery duo Dirty, come out with lyrical guns blasting, immediately laying into the label which dropped (and, in their minds, dropped the ball on) their first two records. You can't really blame Big Pimp and Mr. G-Stacka for being a bit soured; while other rappers with lesser skills are plastered across billboards and have their videos in heavy rotation on multiple channels, this formidable duo has had to hustle to get any play.But that's just the first track, and once that's off their chests, they ease right in to proving once again why they are considered one of the Dirty South's premier crews. Their music is unforgiving, unapologetic, and uncompromising ("I ain't never been sweet, I'm gangsta"), whether th

Personnel includes: Will Downing (vocals); Rex Rideout (various instruments); Eddie Martinez, Mike Campbell, Mike Ciro, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Georg Wadenius (sitar); Bob Baldwin (piano, keyboards, background vocals); Ronnie Foster (keyboards, vibraphone, background vocals); Barry Eastmond (keyboards); Larry Kimpel, Anthony Jackson, Victor Bailey, Jimmy Johnson (bass); Rayford Griffen, Buddy Williams (drums); Bashiri Johnson, Steve Thornton, Luis Conte (percussion); Jason Miles (keyboard programming); B.J. Nelson, Paulette McWilliams, Audrey Wheeler, Craig Derry, Curtis King, Vaneese Thomas (background vocals).Personnel: Will Downing (background vocals); Audrey Wheeler (vocals, background vocals); Michael Ciro, Eddie Martinez, Jackson Jr., Clarence Brice, Mike Campbell , Paul Jackson, Jr. , Kevin Eubanks (guitar); Georg "Jojje" Wadenius (sitar); Israel Bakert, Alexander Horvath, Joy Lyle, Irving Geller, Bob Sanov, Murray Adler, Tiffany Hut, Israel Baker, Sheldon Sanov, Brenton Banks, Endre Granat (violin