Rainy Night in Georgia

Randy Crawford - The Best Of… (1991)
Genre: R&B | 1CD | EAC | FLAC, CUE, LOG, Covers 600 DPI | 351 Mb
Original Release Date: July 1969 | Publisher: Warner | RapidShare - Uploading - HotFile

Rare vocal beauty is what Randy Crawford possesses along with loads of smoldering passion and deep emotional involvement with the meaning of any song this wonderous singer choses to do! This stunning collection is a great starting point for those beginning a musical journey with one the the greatest singers ever or for those of us already familiar with this classic artist who the more you play the more you fall in love! "Give Me The Night" is a soulfully dreamy opener that flows so beautifully into Randy's athem "Street Life" with The Jazz Crusaders featuring Joe Sample on keyboards which was a huge success for Miss Crawford. "Street Life" was also used in the soundtrack of the Burt Reynold's film "Sharky's Machine" along with great songs by Sarah Vaughan and Peggy Lee and Randy truly shines alongside these legends and makes one realize that this is indeed another legendary singer! "One Hello" is a gorgeous ballad that Randy turns inside out and sings with such passion that I get a rush every time but for those who need more convincing you will go no further than her extraordinary definitive performance of the John Lennon classic "Imagine" that gets a standing ovation ..

An eclectic mix of favourite songs from the New Zealand Heartland which will take you back to the good old days!

Think of family and friends gathering round the Bar B Q on a hot summer's night for a sing a long with a guitar and you've got the general idea.

With 40 chart topping songs from the 60s, 70s and 80s and featuring such legendary artists such asToots
and the Maytals,Engelbert Humberdinck,the Doobie Brothers, Dr Hook, UB 40 and Herbs, Ten Guitars is set to dominate Christmas and New Years parties from North Cape to the Bluff and firmly establish itself as the must have album with all Kiwis this summer!

Earl Van Dyke - The Motown Sound: The Complete Albums & More (1963-1970) {2CD Set Hip-O Select B0016212-02 rel 2012}
EAC rip (secure mode) | FLAC (tracks)+CUE+LOG -> 997 Mb | MP3 @320 -> 370 Mb
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© 1963-70, 2012 Motown / Hip-O Select / Universal | B0016212-02
Rhythm & Blues / Soul / Funk / Organ

2012 two CD collection devoted to the works of Motown session keyboardist (and Funk Brother extraordinaire) Earl Van Dyke. Originally, some of the Hitsville studio musicians would be ''allowed'' to cut soulful Blues and Jazz tracks for the company's Workshop Jazz label, as long as they handled the regular gig, cutting hits on the Hitsville U.S.A. assembly line. By 1964, however, Workshop Jazz was dead. Motown made good on their promise, somewhat, giving Earl Van Dyke a rare opportunity in the spotlight by issuing in his name a single and a subsequent LP, That Motown Sound. Earl's artistic disappointment belies the gems contained within those vocal-less Motown hits and the additional bonus tracks from Motown's vaults that comprise Disc One of this set. Additional previously unheard nuggets can be found amongst the bonus tracks on Disc Two.

George Benson's sound is so recognizable that, in its way, it's quite comforting to hear his voice or his guitar come across on the radio or in a club. His recordings have been polished and extravagant in many cases, but there are those signature elements – his relaxed delivery and silky touch on the strings and his voice, as evocative as a cool breeze floating across a hot summer night. Songs and Stories doesn't deviate from his formula a great deal, but it doesn't have to. He's chosen ten ubiquitous pop tunes from a variety of songwriters (and one by a relatively new kid on the block), and with the help of producers John Burk and Marcus Miller, he puts them across in fine style.