That Attitude

That Attitude

ASIN: B000003M08

Track Listings

1. That Attitude

2. Follow My Lead

3. Natural High

4. Door Is Always Open

5. Touch Me

6. Because of Love

7. When I See You Again

8. Pacific Love

9. Coco Butter

10. Before the Night Is Over

That Attitude,David Patterson,Valley Vue Records,Fusion,Jazz,Pop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues

I Want
Average customer rating:

Timelessly Innovative

Outstanding!

Michigan Swing Dance Association!

sophistication and downhome grease

Anytime

I Want

Manufacturer: www.WomenInRock.com
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Contemporary Blues | Blues | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00000IYI6
Release Date: 1998-12-15

Tracks:

Be Glad
I Want
**4 in the Morning**
Unfinished Business
How Many
Leave Me Alone
Why Don't You See Me
Tallow Shuffle
Please Stop Seeing that Girl
I'm Your Girl
See You Tomorrow
Blues Singin' Alcoholic
I Want your Mother to Know/Rotten B
Suffer
Blues Psalm

Customer Reviews:

Timelessly Innovative.......2005-12-17

It is well known that this album has inspired many women to enter into the blues music industry. I recently purchased this smart cd-- I am sorry to say that I waited so long to do so. Between the sheer anger of the song "Suffer" to the soul-full desparation of "*4 in the morning", I am completely impressed, and a permanent fan.

Outstanding!.......2002-12-03

Outstanding! Really made my day. Cathy Jean's not only the best looking female blues singer in the biz, but her voice can make the hair on my back stand up. She and her band got it going on.

Michigan Swing Dance Association!.......2002-02-10

This is another in the fine outings by the very sexy Cathy Jean. The emotion she displays is certainly displayed on the Louisiana style cut, "Unfinished Business". "Leave Me Alone" is a song of an entirely different style being that it's more bluesy in the traditional sense. Dancers will be knocked out by this hard driving tune along with "I'm Your Girl" which is just a bit quicker but with the same power to make you get up and dance.

sophistication and downhome grease.......2001-12-19

Cathy Jean is a singer/songwriter out of Baltimore, Maryland. This is her second CD, and her sound has moved towards a sophisticated blues and rock, with some contemporary influences. She has a voice that is well suited to this eclectic approach, capable of crooning in one song, and belting out a hard shuffle in the next. The music kicks off with "Be Glad", a hard shuffle, followed by the title track, a crisp blues rocker. Cathy and band then move into some jazzy funk in "**4 in the Morning**", a little of the Bo Diddley beat in "Unfinished Business", then back into the funk with "How Many". "Leave Me Alone" is a rocker with a definate soul feel, which gives way to "Why Don't You See Me", a jazzy ballad. The band then cranks out a sharp shuffle, that recalls the 70's Albert Collins sound, followed by "Please Stop Seeing That Girl", a funky acoustic blues that showcases yet another facet of Cathy Jean's voice. Dancers in the crowd are served next with the catchy rocking blues, "I'm Your Girl", then comes the sultry "See You Tomorrow", and the acoustic country-blues of "Blues Singin' Alcoholic". Next up is the New Orleans style rocker, "I Want Your Mother To Know/Rotten B." which Cathy belts out with authority. This CD closes with a nice slow blues and a gospelish blues that is a inventive synthesis of genres. SUMMARY: Cathy Jean has come up with an energetic set of blues, jazz and contemporary-blues that fits the 90's to a T. She has real fire in her voice, and all of the music here is driven by a genuine sense of passion that makes the songs literally jump out at you from the speakers. A great mix of sophistication and downhome grease. --Al Handa, Delta Snake Daily Blues

Anytime.......2001-11-24

I am a manager of a public library and also play blues harmonica. I bought her CD, "I Want", for the library... it kicks. Listening to her and looking at her is a deadly combination, makes my head swim.

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"There comes a time to close your eyes to what is real"
ROCK REPORT says.....
Melodic Prog Metal at its Best

9 Elements of Inner Vision
Eyefear
Manufacturer: Nightmare Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007GP5YI
Release Date: 2005-02-15

Tracks:

Elements
Two Souls Apart
Illumination Fades
Where Clouds Divide
Dawn (A New Beginning) - While The World Sleeps
Pt. 1 - Dreams
Pt 2 - Altered Visions
The Script Of Sorrowed Tales
Vivid Window
Beyond The Twilight

Product Description

1. Elements
2. Two Souls Apart
3. Illumination Fades
4. Where Clouds Divide
5. Dawn
6. PT1 Dreams
7. PT2 Altered Visions
8. Script Of Sorrowed Tales, The
9. Vivid Window
10. Beyond The Twilight

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

"There comes a time to close your eyes to what is real".......2006-11-16

There are very few moments on this album that rise above the mid-tempo range, whereas the songcraft relies heavily on arrangements and the often dazzling vocals of Danny Cecati. His control is excellent while some of his sustained vocals are impressively long and expressive and is the main reason I keep returning to this album. In fact, he is the brightest highlight on a very strong recording. "Two Souls Apart" shows off his talents with emotion and power all the while the band interplay, while not especially amazing is otherwise solid and frequently high quality. When "Illumination Fades" hits with its insanely catchy stop/start guitar riffs beneath Danny's already established vocals is when this band truly shines, with a tasteful guitar solo as added polish. "Where Clouds Divide" continues on the same mid-tempo path where the songcraft is more important than speed riffing and/or meth-induced double-bass drumming. This is wherein my primary complaint lies. Every now and again a song slows down too much or the arrangements become sparse to the point of becoming slightly boring, making the vocals carry the song exclusively. But the arrangements can also be fairly interesting, though not all that original, such as piano interludes or string sections. But there are plenty of hooks, as well, such as on "Dawn (a new beginning)" with its catchy guitar-work and fluid tempo-shifts making it one of the strongest tracks on the album. "While The World Sleeps, pt.1 Dreams" is actually pretty until the guitars increase in presence and remind me that this is actually a Progressive Metal creation. "While The World Sleeps, pt.2 Altered Visions" seemlessly continues the epic soundscape with a balladesque intro before turning Progressive and up-tempo where Eyefear are clearly at their best, continuing to showcase the talent of their lead vocalist throughout. "The Script Of Sorrowed Tales" is the fastest song yet with plenty of Progressive-style guitar riffs and a couple of guitar solos that are once again laced into the song structure rather than exercises in egomaniacal bombast. While "Vivid Window" is an acceptable ballad, Danny Cecati's vocals help elevate an otherwise unremarkable song. This is easily the weakest track on the album. But then "Beyond Twilight" picks things up again to finish the album with a flourish. All in all, the good production and intelligent songcraft are enough for me to recommend this CD to fans of mid-tempo Progressive Metal who enjoy quality vocals and thoughtfully arranged song structures. Eyefear are definitely a band to look for in the future. Thank you.

ROCK REPORT says............2005-12-19

Progressive metal fanatics will definitely spend some pleasurable hours with this release, which is blessed with an above average production thanks to producer Endel Rivers (Vanishing Point, Black Majesty) and the mixing duties of Andy LaRocque (King Diamond, Evergrey)

Melodic Prog Metal at its Best.......2005-03-04

Every once in a while an album comes along and takes you by storm. It's not necessarily the most groundbreaking or an unusually original record, but it has this certain quality to it that directly speaks to you and occupies your stereo/discman for a good many weeks - non-stop!

Eyefear's 9 Elements of Inner Vision is that kind of an album. I'd never heard of this band until this CD of theirs came out, and was quite surprised that it was actually their sophomore release. It turned out they had already released their first one in 1996; so they're no newcomers. 9 Elements of Inner Vision, however, is what put them on the map, possibly because of their new line-up, especially singer Danny Cecati (ex-Pegazus). Cecati is an unbelievably amazing vocalist; he can scream like there's no tomorrow and deliver heart-wrenchingly emotional tunes. I haven't heard this band's debut, but I'd bet that it sounds completely different from 9 Elements, since this is one of those albums heavily characterized by bands' lead singers. At first, Danny Cecati reminded me of former Steel Prophet vocalist Rick Mythiasin's style on the debut album of Redemption. Sort of like an aggressive power metal vocalist singing for a melodic progressive band. On the other hand, his phrasing is more in the lines of Roy Khan (ex-Conception, Kamelot) and perhaps the lead singer of Pagan's Mind. If you've heard any of these guys, you can bet that Cecati possesses a killer voice that you will most probably be impressed with. Check out the killer scream at the end of track two, "Two Souls Apart". The other song, "Where Clouds Divide" is even scarier. It opens with emotional vocals that quickly turn into a powerful falsetto scream right off the bat. His slower singing is even more amazing. There are two ballads here with great piano work and intense vocal harmonies.

The music also has certain reference points. I was immediately forced to think of Eternity X's The Edge album when I heard the first couple of tracks on this disc - the groovy bass, in particular. Guitarist and main songwriter, Kosta Papazoglou, plays extremely crunchy rhythms over delicately woven keyboard arrangements. The contrast is most likely going to appeal to fans of Evergrey. The dark tone of the music, lyrics and even artwork are going to add to it. I was pleasantly surprised to find out in the booklet that Andy LaRocque had mixed the album. Since LaRocque mixed my favourite Evergrey album, In Search of Truth, as well, and Eyefear members being big fans of the band, I believe this disc may garner tons of fans, provided that it reaches the right audience. I've heard other people comparing Eyefear to bands like Vanishing Point, which I agree with whole-heartedly (producer Endell Rivers has worked with both bands), and some others, including Control Denied, Conception, Vanden Plas, and Ark. I seem to detect some Pagan's Mind like arrangements here, which is a big plus, given that Celestial Entrance is one of the most brilliantly produced prog metal discs, ever.

Back to Eyefear. Their brand of music could be labeled melodic prog metal with various time signatures, alternating between wicked vocals and guitar runs with shifts of mood and colour. The guitar solos here are no doubt going to please fans of Symphony X. What I particularly like about this disc is that there isn't a single overplayed riff for the sake of showing off. Keyboardist Sammy Giaccotto's melodies are soft, yet sparse and they are laid over the music like a thick blanket. The drumming is more direct and not as complex as some other prog bands out there. Its directness and double bass drum use may also appeal to fans of power metal, but I'd hardly call Eyefear "power-prog". I've always hated that term anyway; besides, the music presented on this disc is certainly progressive in style. One little complaint could be made about the packaging; on the back of the CD sleeve it says there are 10 tracks on this album, while there are only 9. Mattias Noren's artwork and layout is fantastic. I can pretty much tell his work by heart now, cause he's really developing a distinctive style. I've been listening to this disc for nearly two months now, and repeated listens have revealed that the songs on this disc are a tad same-y, i.e. not as ultra-diverse as Eternity X's The Edge (then, what is as diverse as The Edge anyway?). But I'm not complaining; this is one of the greatest bands I've discovered recently and I can see many others enjoying them as much, if not more.

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That No Quit Attitude
Waddie Mitchell
Manufacturer: Dualtone Music Group
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Cowboy | Country | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B0002IQLNU
Release Date: 2004-07-27

Tracks:

Pride Goeth
U
Who But The Horse
U
Don
U
Experience Of Life
U
Harsh Words
U
Dad
U
Orejana
U
Teepee
U
Bisquits and Gravy
U
Through The Pain
U
No Quit Attitude
U
Cat-Tastrophy
U
The Sum
U
Sentiment Toast

Product Description

Tracks:

THE ETRUSCAN KILLS AGAIN
CHIMERA
MOMENTS
STARLESS
BATTLE LINES
BOOKS OF FATE
SIN TO SIN
LIVING IN BLACK
BLUE IN HEAVEN
NOTHING'S EVER ENOUGH
CHIMERA II
SIN TO SIN (X-VORTEX MIX)
GLIMPSES (HIDDEN TRACK)

Album Description

THE NEW DEEP RED RELEASE "CHIMERA" IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST THAT HAS COME FROM THESE FLORIDA BASED INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS. THE CD CONTAINS 13 NEW ORIGINAL TRACKS. IT IS ALSO AN ENHANCED CD, FEATURING THE BAND'S FIRST VIDEO "MOMENTS" AND OTHER INTERACTIVE FEATURES SUCH AS BIO AND CONCERT PICS.

Customer Reviews:

good stuff.......2002-10-20

to bad you can't hear this music here. It is excellent! I highley recomend it. Good driving beats with a nice female vocal interest. You can here this music on MP3 but this is one of those few bands that I would buy sight unseen and know I would like it. A Denton Tx fan

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A music lover
Remarkable - Amazing - Detailed
Very catchy music
Original, Outstanding
Simply Awesome

Universe
Wideband Network
Manufacturer: A Different Drum
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00009YAG1
Release Date: 2003-06-09

Tracks:

The Silence
Earthbound
Forward Reverse Universe
3 AM
Evolution Revolution
Morphine
Drops of Sugar
Orbit
Superhero
Stop Go
Freedom
World of the Living

Album Description

Wideband Network's debut album "Universe" introduces the band's unique synthpop blend, featuring catchy songs with a fun attitude, a futuristic vision, and smooth vocals. The production is slick, with electronic programing that moves from danceable and exciting to smooth and floaty. It's a strong album from a band that is ready to establish themselves in the electronic pop scene without copying anything you've heard before.

Customer Reviews:

A music lover.......2004-05-28

Incredible. Even if I love a disc, I usually tire of it within a few listenings. Not the case with this music. It's layers and melodies seem to keep unfolding. This is a must have disc - no question about it. My only complaint is I have to wait for them to put out another disc!

Remarkable - Amazing - Detailed.......2003-11-27

RAD MAN! I totally dig the cd. Its probably one of my most favorite cds ever. I have been a BT fan for over 5 years and let me tell you. This band is such a stretch into the work and style of BT. They create there own styles, there own beats, there own atmospheric blends. This cd is remarkable, the vocals are sick, the beats are dope.

If you like to dance, and you want something that will keep your head bobbing...... WBN is for you

RIGHT ON!!

Very catchy music.......2003-11-09

This has to be one of my most spun CDs that I have purchased in the past month or so. That says a lot as I have bought 3 or 4 really awsome new CDs in the past month(Anything Box, Camouflage, ...). The music on this CD is really interesting, there are definately many layers to it. I like how the vocals are at time shorter and choppy. No ballads on this CD. The interesting use of vocals and the style of the singing really adds to the luster of the CD. I love songs like "Superman" with a very catchy intro and an awsome chorus to keep ya listening. "You wanna see me and / You wanna be me but / You don't know / What it takes to be me / What it takes to live a fantasy". With tracks like "Forward Reverse Universe", "Superman", "Drops of Sugar", and "Freedom" one can hardly go wrong.

Very highly recommended if you like catchy electronic music with has some meaning.

Original, Outstanding.......2003-07-07

This album is great. It's 100% new and original material, like nothing I've ever heard, but noticeable influences all over the board. These guys have a techno influence but they know how to use real instruments, which makes for some great synth-pop with a kind of organic feel.
The production is by far the most note worthy, it is done with artistry and a finely tuned ear. Perfect timing and many complex and fascinating layers, worthy of many listens, and a great example for aspiring producers everywhere. The lyrics are very original and, while they don't take themselves too seriously, they are delivered with feeling and a great sort of raw not over-produced voice.
If that isn't enough. I can't even believe that they do all this online, one guy in Ohio and one guy in Washington (state). What more can I say, I look forward to more from these guys.

Simply Awesome.......2003-06-29

I must say, this is not your run of the mill never ending techno CD. Quite the opposite! It takes the techno sound to a whole new level by having more of an emphasis on the vocals than most other artists. Take that, mix it in with sonds like "Superhero" and "Drops of Sugar" along with every other great song on this CD, and you have an amazing album that will give you endless hours of entertainment.

Average customer rating:

Consciously Pathetic Ep

Manufacturer: Never Never
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000CAFC2Y
Release Date: 2003-12-09

Average customer rating:

Great! A little different way of doing it

That No Quit Attitude
Waddie Mitchell
Manufacturer: Shanachie
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 2002-10-08

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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
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Waddie-ism
No Quit Attitude
Waddie-ism
Cat-Tastrophy
Waddie-ism
The Sum
Waddie-ism
Sentiment Toast

Customer Reviews:

Great! A little different way of doing it.......2003-04-10

Waddie hit it again! I had the pleasure of meeting him at the Prescott, AZ poetry gathering. You're not going to meet a nicer guy. This CD is full of great poetry that is backed by some great music, plus the cat poem is back, with changes! I've listened to it several times and really enjoyed it.

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Violently Ill
Susan Cotch
Manufacturer: SUSAN COTCH
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 2004-05-11

Thrice: The Illusion of Safety Ep (Betrayal Is a Symptom / See You in the Shallows / As the Ruin Falls / Identity Crisis)

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Thrice: The Illusion of Safety Ep (Betrayal Is a Symptom / See You in the Shallows / As the Ruin Falls / Identity Crisis)
Thrice
Manufacturer: Sub City
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000QHFASY

Product Description

Tracks: 1. Betrayal is a Symptom; 2. See You in the Shallows; 3. As the Ruin Falls; 4. Identity Crisis. Limited Edition CD EP from the band Thrice.

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Missouri Jennings

Manufacturer: Blue Hurricane
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000CA914Y
Release Date: 2003-08-12

Tracks:

Long Gone
Sweet Talkin' Man
Don't Stop
Keep It to Yourself
Rest in Pieces
When Lonely Comes Knockin'
Sorry (sorry Won't Work This Time)
I Love Him
Where's the Fire
Baby, I Forgive You

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