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2econd Coming (Dig) Reviews
2econd Coming (Dig)
2009 debut album from the Gospel/Hip Hop/R&B artist. Riding the waves of a very successful EP, The Coming, the singer, songwriter, and producer has orchestrated a masterpiece in The 2econd Coming. The project includes current smash hits ‘Avaylable’ and ‘I Hate U’, as well as the Hip Hop grooves of ‘The Light’ and the Rock ‘n’ Roll inspired ‘Gimmie!! Gimmie!!’. Mali Music’s bold, unique sound and gift for musical storytelling has captured audiences across the country and The 2econd Coming will c
Silky Soul Music: All-Star Tribute to Maze Featuri Reviews
Silky Soul Music: All-Star Tribute to Maze Featuri
Silky Soul Music is the brainchild of Frankie Beverly1s son, Anthony, who is serving as the project1s executive and co-producer. Beverly developed the idea to properly honor his father1s contributions to the music industry in a way that has never been done before. It is the first and only album recognizing Beverly and Maze1s nearly 40-year career including 12 albums and 30 hit singles. The 10 songs selected for the CD represent some of Maze and Frankie Beverly1s greatest hits. Featured are a ho
The Tranquil Harp: Improvisations for Relaxation, Meditation, Integration
The Tranquil Harp: Improvisations for Relaxation, Meditation, Integration
The Tranquil Harp consists of eight Celtic harp improvisations for relaxation, meditation and integration. The music was improvised, and recorded live in a concert hall without any added reverb or effects. Each track is in a different key, correlating with the frequencies of color and the energetic centers of the body. The pure harmonically rich harp sounds played at a slow regular pulse encourage alpha wave activity in the brain, resulting in greater relaxation, clarity, focus and concentrati
Baby Einstein: World Music
Baby Einstein: World Music
Baby Einstein’s newest DVD offers a whole new musical beat that exposes babies to music from around the world. The fun-damentals and beauty of music are explored through real world images and sounds collected around the globe and reorchestrated for baby’s eyes and ears. Activities and simple children’s songs encourage parents and babies to drum, shake, blow, strum and sing alon with the musical fun. Moms and their babies will share th ejoy of discovering music and the world together. Bonus featu
True Blood: Music From The HBO Original Series Volume 2
True Blood: Music From The HBO Original Series Volume 2
Elektra Records and HBO have joined forces once again for ‘True Blood: Music From The HBO® Original Series Volume 2.’ The album follows last year’s Grammy Award nominated ‘True Blood:Music From The HBO® Original Series,’ which featured tracks from the acclaimed HBO drama’s first season, including the sultry theme song, ‘Bad Things’ performed by Jace Everett. Volume 2 follows suit with an all-star track list including Bob Dylan, Beck, Lucinda Williams with Elvis Costello and more.
Baby Mozart Reviews
Baby Mozart
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Genre: Childrens
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Release Date: 7-MAY-2002Of all the reasons you’ll click the Add to Shopping Cart button next to Baby Einstein’s Baby Mozart–and there are many–the best one is that playing this record for babies doesn’t feel weird. Instead of subjecting tiny, tender ears to the kind of Mozart that can make adult classical fans wilt when tackled by a maestro who means business, this is Mozart lite, mixed and mastered by a
Smithsonian Folkways Children’s Music Collection
Smithsonian Folkways Children’s Music Collection
26 songs, play-party games, and poems selected from over 200 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings and Folkways Records present a panorama of music performed for and by young children. Includes notes, song texts, and a complete list of recordings for children. Well-loved songs and unexpected treasures from Lead Belly, Woody Guthrie, Langston Hughes, Ella Jenkins, Suni Paz, Pete Seeger, and others.
The Mozart Effect – Music for Babies – Playtime to Sleepytime Reviews
The Mozart Effect – Music for Babies – Playtime to Sleepytime
The Mozart Effect – Music For Babies – Playtime To Sleepytime Cd
Music From Big Pink Reviews
Music From Big Pink
Music from Big Pink stands as one of those rare albums that turned the rock world on its axis. On this record, released in 1968 at the height of the psychedelic revolution, the five members of the Band (along with producer-sideman John Simon) eschewed spacey diversions, opting for an earthier route. Soon enough, wah-wah pedals and tape loops were making way for fiddles and mandolins. The group’s most democratic effort (Robbie Robertson would soon emerge as the ensemble’s mouthpiece), the debut’s
Build Your Baby’s Brain 1
Build Your Baby’s Brain 1
Hundreds of compilation recordings have been thrust on the market in recent years on the theory that classical music makes a nice, non-threatening accompaniment to everything from working out to making love. And here we have one compilation promising to make your baby smarter. It’s offensive enough that the music featured on these compilations is spliced up so that the most you hear of any work is a single movement; what’s really annoying is the poor quality of so many of the featured performanc
