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HOT CHOCOLATE A Part of Being With You / So You Win Again

By Diana Krall. Jazz. Fakebook. 3 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music

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Not one to bask in the glow of his previous masterpiece, Burke gets right back to work and has come up with another winner. This one is produced by Don Was and finds him sticking to his wining formula of soulful covers of rock and blues tunes. This set finds him covering the Rolling Stones, Dylan, Hank Williams, Robbie Robertson, Dr. John and Van Morrison. The Morrison track was written exclusively for this project. Van also supplies some liner notes. This is a case of being happy that lightning...

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Had Alfie's debut album, If You Happy With You Need Do Nothing, been released at the height of the Stone Roses or the peak of the Madchester scene, they'd have probably become unimaginably huge. Things being as they are, Alfie stands firmly beside I Am Kloot at the top of the British new acoustic movement. If You Happy is a gorgeously successful and cohesive dose of baggy, catchy, and folky rock tunes. The cohesion is somewhat remarkable considering that the album is a collection of the band's first...

With this sparkling new release, songstress Dione Taylor has emerged as a fully-formed and exciting young artist. While unmistakably a jazz album, the CD reflects Dione Taylor's love of, and background in gospel, rhythm & blues and soul. Her rich and smoky voice has a truly soulful quality, one attractively complemented by her keenly trained musical ear. This combination of soulfulness and subtlety is an irresistible one. Her eclecticism...

First Lady of the Disklavier Sue Downs sings and plays piano on the title track and eight more great standards on this PianoSoft Plus Audio CD. Includes: Am I Blue? * Baubles, Bangles and Beads * God Bless' the Child * Good Morning Heartache * Jeepers Creepers * and more!

Motown Legends: Being With You by Smokey Robinson on CD Collectables' Motown Legends: Being With You is a good budget-priced, ten-track collection containing some of Smokey Robinson's most popular songs from the late '70s and early '80s, including "Being With You," "Cruisin'," and a live version of "The Tracks of My Tears." Please note that this edition includes the exact same track listing and cover art as the 1995 Motown Legends: Cruisin'/Being With You, Rovi Artist: Smokey Robinson Format: CD...

''Identify Yourself'' produced two top 10 R&B singles in "Sing a Happy Song" (#7) and "Forever Mine" (#4); the latter also peaked at #28 on the pop chart, the group's last single to reach the pop top 50. The album sold well, making #3 R&B and #16 pop, but has a lesser critical reputation than any of the group's earlier PIR albums, the main reservation being that it lacks the consistently strong and memorable material found on previous releases. - Wikipedia

If you love the Brady Bunch, this is the movie for you. The movie is very real, down to earth, and busy professional people (especially ladies) could identify with the lead character. Although the Brady Bunch shown an unreal, perfect world, this movie pulls you into real, imperfect situations. The pressure to keep up with a successful business, being a mother of three boys, and dealing with society's expectation to also be in a successful relationship and married are brought to light in this entertaining...

"This is a disc to be treasured. Beegie's dreamy and swinging playing is the perfect tribute to Peggy Lee!"

On paper, the idea of having a jazz pianist pay tribute to a pop singer by performing versions of songs associated with her might seem tenuous, but when the singer is Peggy Lee, the project makes far more sense. Lee was not a jazz singer per se, but she emerged from big-band jazz as the girl singer in Benny Goodman's orchestra, and she often employed jazz musicians as accompanists. Also, she was not just a singer, but also a songwriter, and some of the compositions in which she participated are included...