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Charles Lloyd: 8: Kindred Spirits (Live at The Lobero)

Read "8: Kindred Spirits (Live at The Lobero)" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic

by Mike Jurkovic

A staggering statement of will and love, 8: Kindred Spirits (Live at The Lobero) big bangs from thin air with “Dreamweaver," a twenty-one minute excursion that doubles down on Charles Lloyd's casually grand schemata that anything and everything goes, that as long as we're all in the music's same head space we can know peace. It's ...

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You're the Man

By Marvin Gaye

Label: Universal Music Group
Released: 2019
Track listing: You're the Man; The World Is Rated X" (alternate mix); Piece of Clay; Where Are We Going?; (alternate mix 2); I'm Gonna Give You Respect; Try It, You'll Like It; You Are That Special One; We Can Make It Baby; My Last Chance" (Salaam Remi remix); Symphony" (Salaam Remi LP mix); I'd Give My Life for You" (Salaam Remi LP mix); Woman of the World; Christmas in the City; You're the Man" (alternate version); I Want to Come Home for Christmas; I'm Going Home; Checking Out (Double Clutch)

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Morning In Yerevan

By Samvel Gasparyan

Label: Universal Music Group
Released: 2019
Track listing: 1) Paco De Lucia 2) Morning In Yerevan 3) Pt1 Forgotten Dream 4) Pt2 Changing Universe 5) Drunk Dragon 6) On The Way To Sevan

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Sinematic

By Robbie Robertson

Label: Universal Music Group
Released: 2019
Track listing: I Hear You Paint Houses; Once Were Brothers; Dead End Kid; Hardwired; Let Love Reign; Shanghai Blues; Wandering Souls; Street Serenade; The Shadow; Beautiful Madness; Praying for Rain; Remembrance.

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Robbie Robertson: Sinematic

Read "Sinematic" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette

Robbie Robertson's ongoing fascination with the dark(er) side of human nature, combined with his longstanding fascination with film, begs the question of why it took so long for him to fuse the two interests in a solo album. There are more than a few memorable moments scattered throughout approximately sixty minutes of music on Sinematic and ...

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Bill Frisell: Harmony

Read "Harmony" reviewed by Mark Sullivan

by Mark Sullivan

Iconic guitarist-composer Bill Frisell has chosen to primarily emphasize the Americana side of his music for his debut as a leader for Blue Note Records. When Frisell organized his new band with vocalist Petra Haden, cellist Hank Roberts and guitarist-bassist Luke Bergman he was struck by the fact that all of the band members but him ...

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Mette Juul: Change

Read "Change" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard

by Jakob Baekgaard

Change is an inevitable part of life and music. The very essence of being a jazz musician involves catching a musical moment that never comes back again, but occasionally, a record shows up that is both a document of change and the sum of a lifetime. With Change, Danish jazz singer, guitarist and songwriter, Mette Juul, ...

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Marvin Gaye: You're the Man

Read "You're the Man" reviewed by Nenad Georgievski

by Nenad Georgievski

Much has been written over the years about soul legend Marvin Gaye and his contributions to music. There are many artists who could be lauded for their contribution to the art of singing but there aren't many others who have had such a profound effect on music in general with their voice, production abilities, and songwriting ...


About David Sylvian

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David Sylvian

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The David Sylvian that fronted new wave pop band Japan wore luminescent hair and glam make-up; on the cover of his solo debut, 1984's Brilliant Trees, he was stylish and refined, a gentleman popster. But the illustration that introduces 2003's Blemish sends a different message: he's bedraggled and unshaven, his far-off expression turned haunted. The new millennium has seen a more serious Sylvian, several steps further along on his musical journey and seeking new sounds to explain new traumas. While Japan started off as one of many '70s New Romantic bands, they made an unpredictable break with their hit "Ghosts" - a searching and evocative single where spare rhythms and fleeting electronic sounds lay under Sylvian's smouldering tenor

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Ultimate Duets

By Arturo Sandoval

Label: Universal Music Group
Released: 2018
Track listing: Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing; Corazon Partio, People, Granada, Arturo Sandoval, Solo Esta Soledad, La Bilirrubina, Andante, El Ruido, after All, Quimbara.


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