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Melissa - Midnight Trampoline (1971) Music

Posted by pr0gger at Feb. 13, 2010

joecreighton.com:

….The story of Melissa's debut album, Midnight Trampoline, is your typical saga of bad deals and lost opportunities. Recorded over a period of nine months, the album eventually appeared on the Banner label to little response at the end of 1971. 'Midnight Trampoline' stands as an intriguing artefact that combines esoteric, folksy-rock redolent of Jethro Tull ('Matalla', 'Getting Through'), Moody Blues-styled pastoral pop ('Out in the Country', 'Jennifer In New York'), progressive blues-rock ('Cuckoo'), and two Van Morrison covers ('Young Lovers Do', 'Madame George')…..

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Cakes by Melissa: Life Is What You Bake It eBooks & eLearning

Posted by First1 at Oct. 3, 2017

Cakes by Melissa is a mouthwatering collection of easy and imaginative cakes from the creative force behind the delicious bite-size cupcake brand Baked by Melissa.

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Jure Pukl - Doubtless (feat. Melissa Aldana, Joe Sanders & Gregory Hutchinson) (2018) Music

Posted by delpotro at Aug. 26, 2020

As New York-based saxophonist and composer Jure Pukl enthuses, Doubtless is pretty much a family project/album – an exuberant, high-spirited double-tenor quartet with wife Melissa Aldana plus close friends Joe Sanders (double bass) and Greg Hutchinson (drums).

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Melissa Etheridge - A Little Bit of Me: Live In L.A. (2015) Blu-ray Music

Posted by popsakov at June 7, 2015

On December 12, 2014, at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Los Angeles, Melissa Etheridge played the final night of her national This Is M.E. tour. The show featured Melissa and her band in top form, performing new songs from her thirteenth studio album This Is M.E. such as "Take My Number ", and "A Little Bit of Me ", as well as classic hits including "Come To My Window ", "I'm The Only One ", and "Like The Way I Do ",. This set features two songs which were performed exclusively at this tour stop ("Chrome Plated Heart ", and "Ruins "), and features special guests Delta Rae.

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Melissa Etheridge - The Medicine Show (2019) Music

Posted by Domestos at July 9, 2019

Melissa Etheridge calls her 15th studio album The Medicine Show because she's determined to shine a spotlight on healing – something she believes the culture could use in the year 2019. To that end, Etheridge dials back her emphasis on soul and returns to the roaring arena rock that made her name back in the '80s. That's appropriate. Etheridge designed these 11 songs to be anthems, painting even the quietest moments – such as the sadly delicate "Here Comes the Pain" – in broad strokes. These big gestures suit Etheridge's desire to tackle big issues, and the sweep of The Medicine Show does have its charms; in an era of narrowcasting, she throws her net wide, hoping to speak to a vast, diverse audience. Thing is, her music isn't as grand as her ambitions. The only time she breaks from her cavernous arena rock is on "This Human Chain," a deft and welcome bit of mellow disco-soul whose presence winds up underscoring how the rest of the album is bold but familiar; it's a record filled with good intentions but pitched squarely at the faithful converted.

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Melissa Etheridge - Brave New Heart: The Singles (1989) Music

Posted by TestTickles at Feb. 2, 2018

Brave New Heart: The Singles is an unauthorized compilation by American singer/guitarist/songwriter Melissa Etheridge. These are the three American singles from her second CD, Brave New Heart and is also features each of the two live tracks that were on the CD singles, all originally not released on albums. This does not feature a European single for "You Can Sleep While I Drive". This was released.

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