Didn't We [Import]

Didn't We [Import]

ASIN: B0000AFOGH

Track Listings

1. Didn't We

2. Shining Sea

3. Night Has a Thousand Eyes

4. Go Away Little Girl

5. Heartstrings

6. I Remember Clifford

7. Try to Understand

8. Emily

9. Mandy Is Two

10. What's New

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Japanese 24-bit remastered reissue of 1966 album, that's unavailable domestically, features 10 tracks packaged in a miniature LP sleeve. Verve. 2003.

Tracks:

Smile (from "Smile") (Hamlisch-Ashman) - Harry Groener et al.
Hero (from "Babe") (Menken-Ashman) - Debbie Gravitte
Didin't Leave It Here (from "Brownstone") (Larson-Rubins) - Kristine Fraelich and Jolie Jenkins
Starfish (from "La Strada") (Lawrence-Charnin) - Judy Kuhn
Sherry! (from "Sherry!") (Rosenthal-Lipton) - Christine Baranski and Jonathan Freeman
Smashing New York Times (from "A Broadway Musical") (Strouse-Adams) - Jason Graae
Silverware (from "We Take the Town") (Karr-Dubey) - Lee Wilkof and Timothy Jerome
Hundreds of Hats (from "Diamonds") (Sheffer-Ashman) - Jason Workman
At the Same Time (from "Freaky Friday") (Rodgers-Forster) - Tammy Minoff and Patrick Levis
When It Happens to You (from "The Red Shoes") (Styne-Stryker) - Lynne Wintersteller
Lawyers (from "A Broadway Musical") (Strouse-Adams) - Gregory Jbara and Lee Wilkof
At My Side (from "Welcome to the Club") (Coleman-Hotchner) - Sally Mayes and Michael Rupert
In a State (from "A Wonderful Life") (Raposo-Harnick) - Brent Barrett
Disneyland (from "Smile") (Hamlisch-Ashman) - Jodi Benson
Reveille Sun (from "Here's Where I Belong") (Waldman-Uhry) - Glory Grampton
The Memory of Tonight (from "Arthur, The Musical") (Skloff-Kauffman-Crane) - Carolee Carmello and Gregg Edelman
Stomp the Blues Away (from "Honky Tonk Nights") (Valenti-Allen-Campbell) - Melba Joyce et al.
New Words (from "One, Two, Three, Four, Five") (Yeston) - Liz Callaway

Customer Reviews:

Great gems from musicals that dissapeared.......2004-11-30

Songs from 1987's "Smile" make this well worth the price. The previously unreleased material from the late, great Howard Ashman deserves to have it's moment in the spotlight.

Also, there's Judy Kuhn's beautiful performance on "Starfish", Christine Baranski's vampy turn on "Sherry".

Finally, there's" New Words" from "One, Two, Three, Four, Five". This show has been restaged, by small theatre groups, under the title "History Loves Company". "New Words" is by far the best number of this show and Liz Callaway's voice fills with love as she sings this lullaby.

For a consummate musical theatre fan who's heard it all, this disc is a refreshing look at what has been lost over the years.

some gold mixed with dross.......2003-12-21

Some of these songs desrve to be unsung. But then you get a showstopper like Sherry and you wonder how could this show have flopped? That number alone makes this cd worth purchasing.I also enjoyed Marvin Hamlisch's toe tapping title song - Smile.There are also a few other lovely melodies which makes this cd a nice addition to a Broadway collection.

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Great comedy music to prevent the ossification of Monk
Wish They Hadn't!
love the moog...but
Yes They Did

Yes We Didn't
Thelonius Moog
Manufacturer: Grownup Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0002A2WJA
Release Date: 2004-06-01

Tracks:

Off Minor
Bye-Ya
We See
Bemsha Swing
Ugly Beauty
I Mean You
Rhythm-A-Ning
Jackie-ing
Misterioso
Yes We Didn't
Bonus Track: Oska T
Bonus Track: Evidence

Customer Reviews:

Great comedy music to prevent the ossification of Monk.......2007-06-15

I hated this the first time I heard it, even though I used to freak out to Tomita records. After a couple of hearings and 30+ years of learning every Monk composition and acquiring all of Monk's recordins, I realized that these guys know Monk's music. The melodies and chord changes are accurate, although the timbres are usually a farce. I'd much rather hear these cartoonish renditions than yet another traditional "young lion's" cover made in an attempt to stay in the tradition.
Kudos to Steve and Guido (and even the Shakey's Pizza banjo player). Thelonious Monk is by now a well-established genius, whose legacy is in danger of being ossified with all the recent academic respectability. It's not 1948 anymore, when people who heard of him called him "the mad Monk" or "the high priest". White high school kids now learn his tunes in their jazz bands, and Monk was even the subject of an official postage stamp a few years ago.
I'm glad someone with a liking for the Spike Jones approach to disciplined comedy music gave us this thumb up the arse of all those academic jazz historians who are making Monk required listening. When I was a teenager, Bela Bartok was required listening for all piano students, and I have never dug Bartok because his music was required for any musician to get through their rites of passage. If Steve and Guido had made an accurate comedy synthesizer album of Bartok, I might revisit his tunes.
I highly recommend this fun twist on Monk's music.

Wish They Hadn't!.......2005-06-14

Thelonious Monk played on synthesizers, well what would you expect?

This release actually harkens back to a long tradition (at least since 1968) of novelty records rushed out by various studio musicians to capitalize on the sudden boom in "Moog records" following the success of "Switched-On Bach."

And like those records, this one bears not one iota of the musicality of Carlos's 1968 ground-breaker.

The synth sounds used are all parodies (quacking duck sounds, growly square waves, all insanely primitive) plus at least half the sounds are not synthesizer at all -- secret agent guitar, banjo, cheap rhythm box, ring-modulated piano and combo organ. Monk's songs are mostly played for laffs, at the level of Rick Dee's "Disco Duck" (if you like that sort of thing).

To be fair (and hence the second star) this release makes no pretense of being anything other than what it is, a retro cheesy novelty Moog record. The date says 2003... but I'm not sure I believe it.

love the moog...but.......2004-07-14

musical equivalent to a whoopy cushion? cartoon music? production, playing, and synth timbers are good, and it is kinda fun at first, but it grows annoying after awhile and then, epiphany! it becomes abundently clear why the whole 'cheap trick' moog exploitation novelty thing died out in the 70's.

Yes They Did.......2004-06-16

In Thelonious Moog, producer Joe "Guido" Welsh and keyboardist Steve Million have banded together in an unholy alliance sure to make Monk purists balk while delighting the rest of us.

Those who remember the wacky, way-out Moog music Jean-Jaques Perrey made in the early 70's will no doubt get a kick out of this CD. Sadly (or perhaps fortunately), that music went the way of the analog synthesizer. But the Mighty Moog synthesizer roars back on this album joined by Moog-alike revivals such as the Synthesizers.com synthesizer. Those instruments, and others in which nary a nand gate can be found, are masterfully combined and pitted against each other in a Battle Royal for your eardrums and attention.

It seems that analog synthesizers and the music of Thelonious Monk were made for each other--or so you will believe after hearing just a few tracks. What might have been tasteless quacks and burps in the hands of lesser talents here combine into a satisfying whole that can be summed up in the word "happy." A sense of fun pervades the entire album. This could be why Thelonious Moog is also a hit with children. Yet this is no kiddy record--just a jazzy and up-tempo musical romp that manages to push the limits while preserving the thematic integrity of each selection.

The musicians, apparently drawn from nearby Nashville, are outstanding. The arrangements are also topnotch. The title track, cobbled from four Monk melodies, expertly combines a catchy "hook," a danceable beat, and Steve Million's nearly out-of-control vocals.

Tracks:

I Love Rock And Roll
Earth Angel
True Faith
Just What I Needed
Friends
Acquiesce
I See Red
Walking On Sunshine
The Guitar Song
Hey Nonny Nonny
On The Road Again
Where Is My Mind?
Burnin' Love
The Invisible Man
Bonus Track

Customer Reviews:

I like this music because it's neat.......2001-01-29

Ha ha, just kidding! I really give this CD five stars. I just wanted to mess your brain up. A wonderful collection of songs from punk band Ghoti Hook. I actually don't like Hook's music when they're writing it themselves, but this is a great album because, well, they didn't write it themselves. Has every kind of song imaginable, from Pixies to Willie Nelson, from Stavesacre to Elvis, from Michael W. Smith to The Cars. Even my cousin agrees this is a great CD. Don't you cousin?

COUSING (name withheld): This is a great CD.

See!! I told you!

Awesome.......2000-01-31

It is a definite, must buy. It has all the awesome songs that you have heard over the years. But they step it up a notch and put it into punk.

cool.......1999-08-15

if you want these songs buy the real one

Oh Yeah!.......1999-07-23

What can I say? This CD is just awesome. You gotta hear the guitars on "True Faith", "Acquiesce", and "I See Red". I liked their cover of "Hey Nonny Nonny" by the Violent Femmes. If you Ghoti fans think their CDs are good, you have gotta see them in concert. Props to the boys of Ghoti Hook for this amazing effort.

Big peice of pooh........1999-07-15

These guys are....aaaahhhhhhhh. I think that they think they're just rock. But they're songs are a big peice of pooh pooh. Oh, but does anyone know if they got signed to atlantic records? Or if they went on tour with the vandals and finished up the warped tour 99?

Freedom Train And The Welsh Transatlantic Concert

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Extraordinary Privilege to own this rare recording!
A Chance to Eavesdrop on an Extraordinary Occasion

Freedom Train And The Welsh Transatlantic Concert

Manufacturer: Folk Era Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Songs of Free Men/ A Paul Robeson Recital
Peace Arch Concerts
Paul Robeson Live at Carnegie Hall
Paul Robeson - Here I Stand
Ballad for Americans

ASIN: B000006NTK
Release Date: 2004-10-19

Tracks:

Freedom Train
Intro From Wil Paynter
Paul Robeson's Greetings
Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel
All Through The Night
This Little Light Of Mine
All Men Are Brothers
Slumberland
Thanks from Wil Paynter
Y Deln Aur (The Golden Harp) - The Treorchy Male Voice Chor
Thanks from Paul Robeson
Wales
We'll Keep A Welcome In the Hillside - The Treorchy Male Voice Chor

Amazon.com

In 1947, the American Heritage Foundation arranged for the original Declaration of Independence and other historic national documents to tour the country on a red, white, and blues Freedom Train. Paul Robeson recorded a poem Langston Hughes wrote about the train that is presented here along with a 1957 concert Robeson, accompanied by pianist Alan Booth, gave over transatlantic cable for the South Wales Miners. Robeson, who spoke 20 languages, sings one song in Welsh. A highlight is the Welsh Treorchy Male Voice Choir serenading Robeson with "We'll Keep a Welcome in the Hillside." There is some static on the recording, but not enough to obscure Robeson's magnificent performance. --Stanley Booth

Customer Reviews:

Extraordinary Privilege to own this rare recording!.......2001-08-06

I call this an extraordinary privilege because it's an artifact of a man who fought for freedom with the fervor of Martin Luther King, Jr, but without his fame. This is a recording of a Paul Robeson concert which should have been performed in Wales. However, although Paul Robeson was a U.S. citizen, he had his passport denied for 8 years because of his civil rights actions. Robeson never allowed the voice of freedom to be stilled. The concert went on over the newly installed transatlantic phone cable! The recording begins most appropriately with Paul Robeson performing the poem by Langston Hughes, "Freedom Train", with strength and truth that led Paul Robeson in becoming a giant in human rights. This recording clarifies that emotions were high on both sides of the Atlantic! The voices of Robeson's baritone and the Welsh men's choir, fantastic! Eyes surely were streaming with tears at the conclusion of this 1957 concert in both New York and Porthcrawl, Wales, just as mine overflowed when Robeson offers his Thanks to the Welsh people and promises to see them soon, The choir, across the ocean, adds their promise of invitation with "We'll Keep a Welcome in the Hillside". Words from this reviewer are nothing. You must become a listener yourself. That's the only way to have this extraordinary privilege!

A Chance to Eavesdrop on an Extraordinary Occasion.......1998-08-11

I was in Junior High when this incredible concert occurred, and I remember hearing about it without understanding all the whys and wherefores. What a powerful experience it was to listen to this for the first time.

For those who aren't familiar with the history, the well-written program notes tell the story of Paul Robeson and how he was blacklisted in the US, had a career in Britain where he met up with and made a film about the South Wales coal miners, and how the State Department froze his passport and wouldn't let him leave the country for a number of years, not even to perform at this singing festival in Wales.

The trans-Atlantic phone cable was new on the scene, so the festival organizers arranged for Paul Robeson to "appear" by telephone. The CD includes the introduction by the organizer, selections by Paul Robeson, and selections by a Welsh choir, singing for him. In the final selection, the audience of 5,000 people in Wales sings, "We'! ll Keep A Welcome in the Valleys" - a very poignant selection under the circumstances.

The recording of the concert was made on the Welsh side, with Mr. Robeson's voice coming through the phone wire, so the quality of the recording may not satisfy some listeners. Still, the power of Mr. Robeson's voice comes across loud and clear, as does the emotion of the occasion.

This is a must for Welsh-Americans and African-Americans, as well as anyone who wants to see what the US government was capable of doing to its citizens back in the Cold War days.

We Didn't Come Here to Die
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The start of a very good thing.

Everything I love about Pop Punk!

We Didn't Come Here to Die
The Copyrights
Manufacturer: Insubordination
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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21st Century Power Pop Riot

ASIN: B0002N4YCU
Release Date: 2005-10-04

Tracks:

They Say
Talkbomb
Face For Radio
I'll Be Fine
Crybabies
Graveyards Down The Street
Four Eyes
Not For Shaving
Forever Or Today
You And I
Go Now
Let's Waste Time Together
Full Circle

Customer Reviews:

The start of a very good thing........2007-01-09

These guys have one of the freshest sounds and consistently awesome output of any band in years. It's pop punk, but without all the cliches and corny prom references. It's pop punk that will kick you in the junk.

A must have for any (pop) punk lover. And their follow up effort, Mutiny Pop, is equally, if not even more, indispensable.

Everything I love about Pop Punk!.......2005-11-30

Everything I could want out of a pop punk album is in here. It's catchy as hell, it's fast, it's up beat, and the songs are short enough to hold the little attention span that I have. If you're a fan of Ramones-type pop punk like Screeching Weasel, The Queers, Riverdales, Methadones, then you must own this album! There's no use in me pointing out the songs that stand out among the rest because they all kick ass equally. Well if I had to point out one I would say Craybaby is my favorite because whenever I start to feel bad or depressed or whatever that songs picks me up right away. So get this CD before you die!

Average customer rating:

A bargain collection of showtunes

Golden Greats: Greatest Broadway Hits

Manufacturer: Golden Greats
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005USEJ
Release Date: 2002-02-26

Tracks:

Ouverture - Orchestra
Something Wonderfull - Dorothy Sarnoff
Doin' What Comes Natur'lly - Ethel Merman
Life Upon the Wicked Stage - Colette Lyons
So in Love - Patricia Morison
You'll Never Walk Alone - Jan Clayton, Christine Johnson
Bill - Carol Bruce
Hello, Young Lovers - Gertrude Lawrence
Bloody Mary - Male Chorus
I Can't Say No - Celeste Holm
This Was a Real Nice Clambake - Jan Clayton,
Oklahoma! - Alfred Drake
Sue Me - Vivian Blaine, Sam Levene
Woman Is a Sometime Thing - Edward Matthews
Some Enchanted Evening - Ezio Pinza,
I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' - Todd Duncan, Todd Duncan
Guys and Dolls - Douglas Deane, Stubby Kaye, Johnny Silver
It Ain't Necessarily So - Lawrence Tibbett
Make Believe - Jan Clayton
Wonderful Guy - Mary Martin
They Say It's Wonderful - Ethel Merman
When the Children Are Asleep - Jean Darling, Eric Mattson
More I Cannot Wish You - Pat Rooney, Sr., Pat Rooney, Sr.
Puzzlement - Yul Brynner
I Got Lost in His Arms - Ethel Merman

Tracks:

Overture...Summertime - Anne Brown
Why Can't You Behave? - Lisa Kirk, Harold Lang
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man - Carol Bruce
There's No Business Like Show Business - Chorus
If I Were a Bell - Isabel Bigley
People Will Say That We're in Love - Alfred Drake, Joan Roberts
Bess, You Is My Woman Now - Anne Brown
Luck Be a Lady Tonight - Robert Alda
Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? - Gertrude Lawrence
Girl That I Marry - Ray Middleton
Nobody Else But Me - Jan Clayton
Carousel Waltz - Orchestra
Dites-Moi - Barbara Luna
Ol' Man River - Kenneth Spencer
Summertime
Many a New Day - Joan Roberts
Blow High, Blow Low - Murvyn Vye
It Takes a Long Pull to Get There - Edward Matthews
You've Got to Be Carefully Taught - Billy Tabbert
We Open in Venice - Alfred Drake
I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair - Mary Martin
Who Do You Love, I Hope? - Kathleen Carnes, Robert Lenn
I've Never Been in Love Before - Robert Alda
Tom, Dick or Harry - Lisa Kirk
I Whistle a Happy Tune - Gertrude Lawrence

Tracks:

New York, New York - Lynn Murray, Lynn Murray
Almost Like Being in Love - Marion Bell, Dave Brooks, David Brooks
Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - Vivienne Segal
Beat out Dat Rhythm on a Drum - June Hawkins
How Are Things in Glocca Morra? - Ella Logan
Old Devil Moon - Ella Logan
South American Way - Carmen Miranda
September Song - Walter Huston
This Is the Army, Mister Jones - Irving Berlin
Takin' a Chance on Love - Ethel Waters
My Heart Belongs to Daddy - Mary Martin
Anything Goes - Jeanne Aubert & The Four Admirals
You're the Top - Jeanne Aubert & The Four Admirals
I Get a Kick Out of You - Ethel Merman
Night and Day - Fred Astaire
I Got Rhythm - Red Nichols & His Orchestra
Someone to Watch Over Me - Gertrude Lawrence
Fascinatin' Rhythm - Adele Astaire, Fred Astaire
Strike Up the Band - Red Nichols & His Orchestra
Makin' Whoopee - Eddie Cantor
Heatwave - Ethel Waters
Easter Parade - Clifton Webb
She Didn't Say Yes - Peggy Wood
I've Told Every Little Star - Mary Ellis
Johnny One Note - Lynn Murray, Lynn Murray

Album Description

Import exclusive, budget price compilation featuring Broadway classics like 'You'll Never Walk Alone', 'Summertime', & There's No Business Like Show Business', performed by Ethel Merman, Gertrude Lawrence, Celeste Holm, & many more. 75 tracks in all. Standard double jewel case. Disky. 2001.

Album Details

3 CD set

Customer Reviews:

A bargain collection of showtunes.......2005-08-19

This bargain collection of showtunes is highlighted by the composition of Kurt Weill and the uniquely rolling tongue of Colette Lyons. I have a complaint about this compilation. It includes "Ol' Man River", but it excludes Al Jolson's rendition of "Ol' Man River." Otherwise, this collection gives you ample bang for your buck.

Brownstone the Musical (2003 Studio Cast)

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Pleasant Enough
Pure joy
A Different Type of Musical

Brownstone the Musical (2003 Studio Cast)
Liz Callaway , Brian D'Arcy James , and Rebecca Luker
Manufacturer: Original Cast Record
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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I Love You Because (2006 Original Off-Broadway Cast)
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Spring Awakening (2006 Original Broadway Cast)

ASIN: B0000AYL3S
Release Date: 2003-08-26

Tracks:

Someone's Moving In
Cellphone Song
Fiction Writer
There She Goes
We Should Talk
Camouflage
Thanks a Lot/Neighbors Above, Neighbors Below
Pretty City
What Do People Do?
Not Today
You Still Don't Know
Not Today Trio
Babies on the Brain
Almost There [Act I Finale]
Don't Tell Me Everything
One of Them
Fiction Writer (Reprise)
He Didn't Leave It Here
It Isn't the End of the World
Since You Stayed Here
We Came Along Too Late
Books
It's a Funny Thing
It Isn't the End of the World (Reprise)
If It's Time to Go
Almost There (Reprise)

Customer Reviews:

Pleasant Enough.......2007-02-19

A pleasant score. Fine singing, especially the wonderful Liz Callaway. The score, however, doesn't have those one or two numbers that stand out and stop you in your tracks. I haven't seen the show, and perhaps when integrated with the text.....

Pure joy.......2005-03-08

I have bought this CD with Wild party and each of them was amazing. Fist I have heard Wild party and after that I haven't thought that I would enjoy the second one but Brownstone was simply so amazing. I didn't skip songs, because all of them are beautiful sung by actors who's singing voice are pure, strong and wonderful.
As you can see, I'm a true Brian D'arcy James fan but each singer amazed me, really.
Buy this Cd if you want to hear a fantastic musical.

A Different Type of Musical.......2004-03-09

I bought BROWNSTONE at the recommendation of a friend and have mixed feelings. I know this show has quite a history as far as transfer from off-Broadway to Broadway and the controversy surrounding its revamping for its journey to the Great White Way. I think the songs are catchy and clever, I just am sort of turned off by the orchestrations. The instruments sound like they are coming from a computer built in 1990. They sound too fake and I think there could be better orchestration, though the melodies are nice. Some songs are just corny like The Cell Phone Song, added only recently. Certain songs are great like The opening, Fiction Writer, Camouflage, and Babies on the Brain.

I would say that if you are looking for a musical CD to add to your collection that is a little different from what you're used to, BROWNSTONE is for you. And also, it features an amazing cast of seasoned veterans and new comers as well.

Tracks:

Roll Call
Ooh Stick You!
I Love Your Sushi
Peek-A-Boo
Spy Girl
Never Been To Memphis
School's Out
Star Club
U.G.L.Y.
Hey Boy

Album Description

Debut album for East Coast based pop duo currently wowing them in the UK. Includes their first two hits, 'Oooh Stick You!' and 'U.G.L.Y.' as well as their third single, 'School's Out' (Alice Cooper cover). 10 tracks in all. 2000 release. Standard jewelcas

Album Details

Debut Album for the East Coast Based Pop Duo Currently Wowing them in the UK. Includes a Cover of Alice Cooper's "School's Out".

Customer Reviews:

I never laughed so hard in my entire life!!!!!!!.......2004-03-15

I love Daphne & Celeste, they're the best!! Their songs are bubbly and fun. The only serious track is "Hey Boy"; the girls are fighting over a boy, the bridge is cool: "talk to the hand cuz the face aint listening, cuz i'm hot girl and you're not girl..." This album has no boundaries; it's almost as if each song is made up on the spot, but obviously thats not true. It takes a lot of time and effort to make an album, and Daphne & Celeste do a pretty good job of it.

I don't know where they've disappeared to. Their last single was a cover by Alice Cooper called "School's Out". Since then, there has been no new songs or anything that has to do with Daphne & Celeste. I read somewhere that their next single will be called "P.A.R.T.Y.", but we will find out if thats true.

Daphne & Celeste, if you're reading this, please show yourselves cuz you are AWESOME and no one can ever be as good as you, and thats a fact!

DAPHNE AND CELESTE ARE SO UGLY!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2003-08-06

I HATE THIS CD,IT'S TOO ANNOYING.
DAPHNE AND CELESTE ARE TWO UGLY
JERKS,AND THEIR MUSIC IS SO BAD!!!!!!!!
DO NOT BUY THIS CD,YOU WILL BE
VERY DISSAPOINTED.

Happy, fun music!.......2003-01-02

I don't quite know what's happened to Daphne & Celeste. They have appeared to have disappeared into thin air. Their last single was a cover of the Alice Cooper classic "School's Out" back in 2001. But since then, they haven't done anything - no performances, no singles or anything. They didn't seem like very nice people, they dissed every pop star they could think of. No wonder people threw stuff at them when they performed.
But this CD is full of fun. The songs are all upbeat except for track 10, "Hey Boy". The girls like to insult each other and other people. The stand out tracks are:

1. Roll Call - Fun song introducing you to Daphne & Celeste. The girls each sing a part. The chorus will stick in your head like glue.
3. I Love Your Sushi - My favourite. It's all about Japan, and it has Japanese sounding music, a Japanese man talking on it and a GREAT chorus.
4 Peek-A-Boo - Cute song about a haunted house with loads of mummies and ghosts in it. I love the beginning and end of the song when D & C are talking.
5. Spy Girl - Cool song. The two girls think they're spies, and the part at the end and in the middle is dead cool.
10. Hey Boy - The only slow track on this album, the girls are fighting over a boy. I love the bridge - "Talk to the hand cuz the face ain't listening!"

Overall, a happy, fun CD with loads of good songs and good laughs on it. D & C are just out to have fun and make happy music. No harm in that, is there?

The greatest musical accomplishment of all time.......2002-01-07

"When a true genius appears in the world," Jonathan Swift wrote, "you may know him by this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against him." But how else do you recognize genius? If a new Leonardo, a new Melville, a new Ibsen, or Picasso, or Rabelais were to appear in our midst, would we recognize him for what he was, or would we, dunces all, write him off as an eccentric, a fake, a dreamer? Many people have looked at the pop duo Daphne and Celeste in the last two years and wondered, Is it the real thing? For my donuts, the answer is Yes. Yes, dude, yes.

One Of The Greatest Albums I've Ever Heard In My Life.......2001-11-18

You haven't lived until you've heard Daphne and Celeste.

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Didn't We//in a Different Bag
Lorez Alexandria
Manufacturer: Connoisseur
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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May I Come In?

ASIN: B00005NJHE
Release Date: 2001-10-01

Tracks:

Didnt We
Paly Me The Blues
Comet In The Sky
Endless
I Didnt See You
Psychedelic Bag
Im Wishin
The One Who Loves You
Nonhalantly
Talk About Cozy
Hey Jude
Confessin The Blues
Deacon Jones Daughter
I Dont Want To Hear It Anymore
Ill Never Be Free
Just Onr More Chance
Trust In Me
Vibrations
Ive Got A Right To Cry
My Way
Santa Is Here (Bonus Track)
Help Me (Bonus Track)

Album Description

UK compilation subtitled 'The 60's Pzazz Sessions' combines two of the late jazz vocalist's albums together on one CD, 'Didn't We' & 'In A Different Bag'. Lorez recorded for King, Chess & Impulse before signing to Pzazz. This release includes both her alb

Album Details

2-on-1 CD plus Two Bonus Singles Tracks from the 60's Jazz/R&b Vocalist. First Time on CD Anywhere.

Average customer rating:

Surprisingly beautiful...
Gut Busting American Rock, Blues American Classic
rare
What can I say?
Better than "Push Me Again"

We Didn't See You on Sunday
P.W. Long's Reelfoot
Manufacturer: Touch & Go Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000019M4
Release Date: 1997-07-08

Tracks:

My Name
Aw Bruiser
I'll Be Your Angel
The Shakin' Fears
Jelly
Temple
The James
You Would've Never Crawled Alone
Tomorrow
Oleander
Bound To Ride
Jack Of Diamonds

Album Details

Contains Preston Long of Mule & Mac McNeilly of the Jesus Lizard.

Customer Reviews:

Surprisingly beautiful..........2005-03-09

...considering what a ruckus Mule is. Don't get me wrong, I love Mule, but this is stunning in a different way. How can you not get chills with a line like "I hid Daddy's whiskey so he don't go to hell... I would do anything for you mother." But it's truly heartfelt stuff, reminds me of Uncle Tupelo, only more depressing (if that's possible). A must for Mule fans... hell, for all music fans.

Gut Busting American Rock, Blues American Classic.......2004-12-13

Hard to know where to start - serious blues on fire rock n roll essential. Free from overproduced frat house rock fluff crap that's shoved down your throat by some corporate suit at that worthless FM station you tune into like a robot faithfully following a homing beacon to brain damage.

PW Long makes a heroic charge with this powerhouse. Guitar crunch, bluesy organ, high energy down home gruff vocals and beautiful roots-rock ballad or two.

PW Long takes us back to school with the lesson in how to make thundering American rock n roll. Frat boy rockers stay away - PW is gonna kick your corn fed a**.

rare.......2003-07-18

this was my favourite record of the year. when it came out and it continues to frequent my record player.
it's a truely beautiful piece of work.

What can I say?.......2001-08-02

Well, what can I say about this album. For starters I've been a big Mule fan (even since they broke up) and when I heard that they split up, I was crushed. But 2 years ago I saw "P.W. Longs Reelfoot" in a record store and was thrilled that P-Bone is still at it. Actually I cant say that I like the Reelfoot over the Mule but its another great extention.O-well, see for yourself.

Better than "Push Me Again".......1999-11-09

First off, let me say that Mule was an incredible band. It's hard to compare Reelfoot stuff to Mule since, well, the Mule stuff is just flat out impossible to replicate. This album, however, is great in it's own way. I never would have guessed that Preston had this kind of quiet streak inside him. I do like this one much better than the more recent "Push Me Again" which is good, but only in a watered down Mule kind of way. My personal favorites on this album are "Oleander", "Aw Bruiser", and "Temple". Great stuff.

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