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Instant Karma: Amnesty International's Campaign To Save Darfur
by Woodrow Wilkins
Various Artists Instant Karma: Amnesty International's Campaign To Save Darfur Warner Bros. 2007 Humanitarian efforts have long been an element of popular music. Band Aid, Farm Aid and a plethora of relief concerts have shown the compassionate side of artists. Now, a host of performers have come together to raise ...
Buck 65: Situation
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Buck 65 Situation Warner Music 2007 Buck 65 is a rapper well past 30 from semi-rural Nova Scotia, Canada. His earlier Talkin' Honky Blues (Warner Music Canada, 2003) was a masterpiece. Indisputably a hip hop record, its banjos and pedal steel guitars, overlaid by Buck's gravelly voice, had ...
John Coltrane: The Very Best Of The Atlantic Years
by Chris May
Does the world really need another John Coltrane compilation album? Yes, most certainly. The world needs as many Coltrane albums, of any description, as can be thrown at it. Even the tackiest, most opportunistic Coltrane compilations--take a bow Coltrane For Lovers (Impulse!, 2001) and Plays For Lovers (Prestige, 2003)--are redeemed by the presence of their subject, ...
Robert Randolph & The Family Band: Colorblind
by Chris M. Slawecki
In a relatively short time, Robert Randolph has become generally renowned as “the Hendrix of pedal steel guitar, expanding the instrument's vocabulary and approach beyond its familiar country/pop settings. He's in what must be a rather exclusive club of musicians who have guest-starred, upon request, with the Five Blind Boys of Alabama and with Ozzy Osbourne. ...
Surprise
By Paul Simon
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2006
Track listing: How Can You Live in the Northeast?; Everything About It Is a Love
Song; Outrageous; Sure
Don't Feel Like Love; Wartime Prayers; Beautiful; I Don't Believe;
Another Galaxy; Once
Upon a Time There Was an Ocean; That's Me; Father and Daughter.
Paul Simon: Surprise
by John Kelman
Paul Simon has been exploring and adapting his songwriting to the music of other cultures since the mid- 1980s, but strip away the arrangements from this material and you still have Paul Simon the singer/songwriter. The same can be said about Surprise. Instead of the world music stylings of Graceland (Warner Bros., 1986) or You're the ...
West Coast Coolin
By Norman Brown
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2005
Track listing: I Might; Up N
Memento
By Soel
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2005
Track listing: Le Vicomte, Shining Pains, My Singing Soul, Prelude, Black Woman, The Earth Mother, To This World, The Way U R, We Have Died Already
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