Getting Through It
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Artist:
Various Artists
Label: Illumine Records
Category: Music
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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 825984545626
EAN: 0825984545626
ASIN: B000075A1Y
Release Date: 2002-11-05 |
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Tracks:
- Some Flowers (Marcella Detroit)
- Waliking Through The Fire (Taj Mahal)
- Bring Your Mind Back Home (David Batteau)
- Band of Angels (John Spigler)
- By and By (Maxaynne Lewis)
- Part of My Life (Toots Hibbert)
- Tears In Heaven (Tuck and Patti)
- Sometimes I Forget (Loudon Wainwright 111)
- Amazing Grace (Harry Dean Stanton)
- Amazing Grace (Ester Austin)
- Insirational Words (Adam Arkin)
Customer Reviews:
Great smooth album.......2005-04-10
This is an album full of songs about loss. but the album is never sad, instead, the songs are written in a positive way about getting through the loss about someone you care. Most vocals are accompanied only by an accoustic guitar, which gives you a very intimate feel.
In between songs, there are spoken passages read by Adam Arkin, with cites of some great writers or philosophers, with new age music on the background.
The songs are great. The opener, Some Flowers, sung by Marcella Detroit is one of the best tracks here. Marcy, as usual, brings the best of her multi-octave voice in this stripped down, folky tune. She was the only artist I knew from this compilation, and she doesn't disappoint.
But there are other beautiful tunes here. The cover of eric clapton, tears in heaven, sung by tuck & patti, is absolutely gorgeous, a real tearjerker. So is track #4, band of angels, sung by deep-voiced john speigler and written by Joan Abrahamson, a mother who lost her child. The almost acappella song, by and by, sung by maxayn lewis, is very uplifting.
The compilation ends with 2 versions of the traditional amazing grace, one by Harry Dean Stanton (the actor?) and another by ester austin. I prefer the latter, which is very gospel-like.
Music CD:
- From The Old School ~ Singing Sam Moore
- In One Ear ~ Mick Martin
- Cadillac Blues ~ Lightnin' Hopkins
- Firing Pin ~ Jo-S
- John Lee Hooker ~ John Lee Hooker
- Boom Boom
- 1945-1947 ~ Eddie %22Cleanhead%22 Vinson
- Toubo's Song
- Mama's Song ~ Lynyrd Skynyrd
- Maiden America
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Instrumentals: The Best of the Chrysalis Years ~ Leo Kottke
I Ain't Heard of That ~ Slim Thug
Let's Start a War...Said Maggie One Day ~ Exploited
If You Happy With, You Need Do Nothing ~ Alfie
Evening Games ~ Satellite
React ~ React
The Very Best of Rock Island Line ~ Rock Island Line
Music of Rod Stewart
Why Do Fools Fall In Love: Original Versions From The Movie ~ Various Artists - Soundtracks
Together ~ Country Joe & the Fish