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Review by Tom February 17, 2003
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The Stones have never been shy about releasing "greatest hits" type of albums. I believe that High Tide, Green Grass (Big Hits 1) and Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits, Vol. 2) cover most of their early and middle period hits. This hybrid is superior to their recently released "40 Licks" and any of ... more |
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Review by Tom February 12, 2003
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Clearly country with a bias toward blues. I find this SACD extremely well recoorded and a performace that kept my foot moving to the beat. |
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Review by Tom February 11, 2003
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This white male folk/blues performer has his own style. It's not New Orleans, Memphis, or Smokey Mountain blues. He says that he's from Missouri, and I believe it.
The recording is high quality. The strings of the guitar have this realistic sound that make one glad to own a SACD player. The vocal ... more |
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Review by ramossp February 11, 2003
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I admit, I took a chance on this albulm. Outside of the "Peanuts" specials I knew very little of Vince Guaraldi's work and was a little worried what I might wind up with. But I took a shot anyway and am I glad I did. I now own four Guaraldi albulms (one of them a Peanuts albulm) and am constantly on ... more |
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Review by ramossp February 11, 2003
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If someone had told me years ago, before I had heard of Analoge Productions and Acoustic Sounds, that some of the strongest and most consistent new music releases would be coming out of Salina, Kansas, I wouldn't have believed them. After all what's in Kansas? But here it is, yet another solid ... more |
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