Results for "Real Music"

Blue Landscapes III: Frontiers

Label: Real Music
Released: 2020
Track listing: Drifting; Forest Path; The Abandoned Monastery; Le Musicien; The Lighthouse; Goodbye; Frontiers; Tranquility; Take My Hand; Infinity; The Distant Waterfall; Waves on a Moonlit Sea; The Valley of Echoes; Forgotten Memories; Letting Go.

Robert Thies: Blue Landscapes III: Frontiers

by Robin B James
August 1, 2020

Delicate, like two wise birds heard singing on a breeze—piano and flute, bringing unhurried and relaxed, melodic instrumental wonderment. Consistently contemplative serene movements, weaving a diaphanous kaleidoscopic silk tapestry. Nothing is even remotely fast or moderately hasty, the entire album is a perfect daydream with clouds. Thies and Krajacic create soundscapes that leave enough space in ...

Guitar Monsters

By Chet Atkins

Label: Real Music
Released: 2013
Track listing: Limehouse Blues; I Want to Be Happy; Over the Rainbow; Meditation; Lazy River; I’m Your Greatest Fan; It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing); I Surrender Dear; Brazil; Give My Love to Nell; Hot Toddy

Grateful Dead: Dick's Picks 24

By Grateful Dead

Label: Real Music
Released: 2013
Track listing: U.S. Blues; Promised Land; Brown-Eyed Woman; Black-Throated Wind; Scarlet Begonias; Beat It On Down the Line; Deal; Cassidy; China Cat Sunflower; I Know You Rider; Weather Report Suite; Playing in the Band; Uncle John’s Band; Morning Dew; Uncle John’s Band; Playing in the Band; Big River; Bertha; Wharf Rat; Sugar Magnolia.

Grateful Dead: Dick's Picks 24

by Skip Heller
April 21, 2013

The plethora of available live Grateful Dead material might be a completist's delight, but it can make for a nightmare for the consumer who just wants a few really good discs. This was a truly multifaceted band, with every facet documented to the point of exhaustion (or even tedium, depending who you ask). At their rootsy ...

Chet Atkins and Les Paul: Guitar Monsters

by Skip Heller
April 15, 2013

The seventies were bountiful years for guitar fans. Looking now at Guitar Player magazines of the period, it's almost dizzying to see how many veteran guitarists were doing some of their most interesting and liberated work. Bop stalwarts, blues greats (often obscure), and notable country pickers were all well-represented on vinyl throughout the decade, on a ...

Aereo Plain/Morning Bugle: The Complete Warner Brothers Recordings

Label: Real Gone Music
Released: 2012
Track listing: CD1: Turn Your Radio On; Steamboat Whistle Blues; Back in the Goodle Days; Up on the Hill Where They Do the Boogie; Boogie; First Girl I Loved; Presbyterian Guitar; With a Vamp in the Middle; Symphony Hall Rag; Because of You; Steam Powered Aereo Plane; Holding; Tear Down the Grand Ole Opry; Leather Britches; Station Break; Turn Your Radio On; Sweetheart Can't You Hear Me Calling; Weave and Way; Cumberland Gap; Orange Blossom Special.

CD2: Streetcar; Nobody Eats at Linebaugh's Anymore; Howard Hughes' Blues; All Fall Down; On the Road; Morning Bugle; Old Joe Clark; My Rag; Late Last Night When My Willie Came Home; Got No Place to Go; Bye-Bye; Flower Power Died; Don't Let Your Deal Go Down; Back Up and Push; Airport Floor

River of Stars

By Pamela and Randy Copus

Label: Real Music
Released: 2001

Pamela and Randy Copus: River of Stars

by AAJ Staff
July 1, 2001

I must admit that this album is one of my “guilty pleasures." It is unabashedly sentimental “New Age" music, as sweet as cotton candy and as soft as a down pillow, and this “dark techno/ambient" fan loves it. River of Stars is like all the good moments of Enya, the “celestial choruses" and the synthesized orchestral ...