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Skeleton Crew ( September 15, 2009 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

"Tough" is the new studio album from John Mayall, his sixth for Eagle Records, and is well titled with a harder hitting feel and a real edge that sets it apart from his recent albums. After a long period with a stable line-up of the Bluesbreakers, "Tough" sees Mayall working with a new group of musicians that has clearly revitalized him and acted as a spur to his creativity. Now approaching his 76th birthday, Mayall shows no sign of slowing down after spending much of 2009 touring Europe and America with the new band. Affectionately regarded as the "Godfather of British Blues", Mayall's influence on the genre cannot be overestimated in a career stretching back to the mid-sixties that has nurtured the talents of Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Coco Montoya, Aynsley Dunbar, Walter Trout and Buddy Whittington amongst many others. In a genre that has always cherished experience "Tough" proves that John Mayall still has what it tak! es. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl, "Tough" is packaged in a double gatefold LP sleeve. As an added feature, the vinyl release includes a digital download card, allowing the owner to get a digital copy of the entire album!

John Ellis (Saxophonist): John Ellis (bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone).Personnel: Gary Versace (accordion, organ); Matt Perrine (sousaphone); Jason Marsalis (drums).Recording information: Brooklyn Recording, Brooklyn, NY (02/28/2007/03/01/2007).John Ellis' Dance Like There's No Tomorrow is a great deal of fun. The unusual instrumentation of saxophone, accordion or organ and drums is propelled by the tireless sousaphone playing of Matt Perrine. Ellis' originals, which include such wacky songtitles as "Trash Bash, " "Tattooed Teen Waltzes with Grandma" and "Three-Legged Tango in Jackson Square" often contain music as colorful as the titles. Favorites include the tango groove of "Three-Legged Tango" and the party music of "Zydeco Clowns on the Lam." While some of the pieces are more laid-back, the creativity of the musicians, with Ellis in superior form throughout on his three reeds, and the unusual tone colors (Gary Versace's organ can sound quite spooky), make this a particularly memorable eff

The Beautiful Australian Vocalist / Actress / Model's Third Album Arrives Almost Four Years after 2001's "White Lilies Island, " which Debuted at No. 35 on the Billboard 200 Chart. Produced by Ben Hillier (Doves, Blur), Imbruglia Ventures Out to Stretch her Sound and Artistry with a Much More Layered, Mature Instrumental Backup and Remarkably Greater Confidence.

"Tough" is the new studio album from John Mayall, his sixth for Eagle Records, and is well titled with a harder hitting feel and a real edge that sets it apart from his recent albums. After a long period with a stable line-up of the Bluesbreakers, "Tough" sees Mayall working with a new group of musicians that has clearly revitalized him and acted as a spur to his creativity. Now approaching his 76th birthday, Mayall shows no sign of slowing down after spending much of 2009 touring Europe and America with the new band. Affectionately regarded as the "Godfather of British Blues", Mayall's influence on the genre cannot be overestimated in a career stretching back to the mid-sixties that has nurtured the talents of Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Coco Montoya, Aynsley Dunbar, Walter Trout and Buddy Whittington amongst many others. In a genre that has always cherished experience "Tough" proves that John Mayall still has what it tak! es. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl, "Tough" is packaged in a double gatefold LP sleeve. As an added feature, the vinyl release includes a digital download card, allowing the owner to get a digital copy of the entire album!

These live recordings capture the classic John Coltrane Quartet at full strength in what would prove to be its last year of existence. The 1965 Half Note recordings, taken from late-night radio broadcasts and until now available only as inferior-quality bootlegs, have long had legendary status among aficionados - especially the extended performance of "One Down, One Up, "regarded by many as one of Coltrane's greatest recorded improvisations. Newly transferred from Coltrane's personal master tapes, these remarkable performances can at last be heard with the fidelity they deserve. Track Listing 1. Introduction And Announcements 2. One Down, One Up 3. Announcements 4. Afro-Blue 5. Introduction And Announcements 6. Song Of Praise 7. Announcements 8. My Favorite Things

John Ellis (Saxophonist): John Ellis (bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone).Personnel: Gary Versace (accordion, organ); Matt Perrine (sousaphone); Jason Marsalis (drums).Recording information: Brooklyn Recording, Brooklyn, NY (02/28/2007/03/01/2007).John Ellis' Dance Like There's No Tomorrow is a great deal of fun. The unusual instrumentation of saxophone, accordion or organ and drums is propelled by the tireless sousaphone playing of Matt Perrine. Ellis' originals, which include such wacky songtitles as "Trash Bash, " "Tattooed Teen Waltzes with Grandma" and "Three-Legged Tango in Jackson Square" often contain music as colorful as the titles. Favorites include the tango groove of "Three-Legged Tango" and the party music of "Zydeco Clowns on the Lam." While some of the pieces are more laid-back, the creativity of the musicians, with Ellis in superior form throughout on his three reeds, and the unusual tone colors (Gary Versace's organ can sound quite spooky), make this a particularly memorable eff

Private eye Toby Peters follows boxing as much as the next guy, but he never expected to encounter heavyweight champion Joe Louis this way....

Brightside Recordings ( April 04, 2005 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

Free Worldwide Delivery : Tomorrow the World : Paperback : McBooks Press : 9781590131107 : 159013110X : 01 Sep 2007 : Bad luck continues to shadow Otto, and when a fellow cadet breaks his leg, Otto must take his place on a scientific expedition bound for disaster.