Two of a Kind

Earl Klugh & Bob James - Two of a Kind (1982) 24-Bit/96-kHz Vinyl Rip Vinyl & HR

Posted by nettz at Oct. 27, 2010

Keyboardist Bob James and acoustic guitarist Earl Klugh struck gold with this session, recently reissued on CD. The formula hasn't changed much in succeeding years. Both Klugh and James are capable musicians; they demonstrated on this collection of light, innocuous melodies and occasionally interesting backbeats a high degree of professionalism. Klugh is a first-rate guitarist whose solos are concise and nicely delivered, but frequently sound thin. James' piano and electric keyboard playing is a puzzling combination of flawlessness and lifelessness.
(Ron Wynn - AllMusic Guide)

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Karin Krog & Bengt Hallberg - Two Of A Kind (1982) Music

Posted by TmanHome at June 8, 2016

An adventurous singer who is quite versatile, Karin Krog is able to sing anything from standards to fairly free improvisations. She made her recording debut in 1964, appeared at many jazz festivals in Europe in the mid-'60s, and in 1967, came to the U.S., performing and recording with the Don Ellis Orchestra and Clare Fischer's trio. A world traveler based in Europe, Krog has recorded fairly steadily through the years, using such sidemen as Kenny Drew, Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, Jan Garbarek, Ted Curson, Dexter Gordon, Palle Mikkelborg, Steve Kuhn, Steve Swallow, Archie Shepp, Bengt Hallberg, and John Surman; she has made records for Philips, Sonet, Polydor, and other European labels.

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Bruford - One Of A Kind (1979) {2019, CD/DVD Expanded & Remixed} Music

Posted by popsakov at March 20, 2020

Bruford - One Of A Kind (1979) {2019, CD/DVD Expanded & Remixed}
EAC Rip | FLAC (Img) + Cue + Log ~ 317 Mb | MP3 CBR320 ~ 148 Mb | 00:52:09 | Full Scans
DVD5 | MPEG-2, NTSC 720x480 (16:9), 29.970 fps, VBR | DD 5.1, 48.0 kHz/16 bits, 448 kb/s
DD 2.0, 48.0 kHz/16 bits, 384 kb/s | 00:47:06 + 00:51:49 | ~ 2,58 Gb | RAR 5% Recovery
Jazz Rock, Fusion, Progressive Rock | Winterfold Records #WFBX2

One of a Kind is an album by the British band Bruford. It was released in 1979 and is a collection of progressive melodies with much jazz exploration, in style that can be defined within the limits of jazz fusion. The group led by drummer Bill Bruford features guitarist Allan Holdsworth, bassist Jeff Berlin and keyboardist Dave Stewart. Some of the material ("Forever Until Sunday", which features an (originally) uncredited Eddie Jobson on violin, and "The Sahara of Snow") was originally performed live by U.K. on its 1978 tour, but taken for use on this album when Holdsworth and Bruford exited that band. Stewart's "Hell's Bells" used a fragment penned by his former National Health colleague Alan Gowen (the 3-chord pattern underlying the guitar solo).

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Bruford ‎- One Of A Kind (1979) Vinyl & HR

Posted by v3122 at July 16, 2021

Bill Bruford ended his brief affair with U.K. and condensed his original outfit to a quartet, releasing a second album of sinewy, celebratory jazz/rock fusion, One of a Kind. Good-humored twists and turns abound in the music, punctuated by Bruford's steadying if slightly subversive rhythms, Allan Holdsworth's flashes of fire, Jeff Berlin's insistent bass, and Dave Stewart's remarkably colorful keyboards…

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Wild Belle - Everybody One of a Kind (2019) Music

Posted by Domestos at April 16, 2019

Following two albums for Columbia and a collaboration with Major Lazer, all of which were well-received but deserved to make a bigger impact, brother-sister duo Wild Belle have survived the major-label hype machine and gone the independent route for their third full-length. Everybody One of a Kind appears on the duo's own Love Tone imprint, with a vinyl pressing handled by the Bob Marley-founded Tuff Gong label. It's easily their most upbeat release to date, with a bit more of a dancehall bounce to it, and in some ways it sounds poppier than the duo's major-label work.

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Outsiders Five Of A Kind Metamorpho Aquaman Vol.1 No.1 [Oct.2007] DC Comics Comics

Posted by Fa at Sept. 12, 2007

Outsiders Five Of A Kind Metamorpho Aquaman Vol.1 No.1
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Part four of a five issue storyline called "Five of a Kind", this issue's tale is called "Rogue Elements", by G.Willow Wilson and Josh Middleton. It opens with Metamorpho and Aquaman stranded in the middle of a desert, a good old-fashioned how-are-we-gonna-get-outta-this scenario that would've made Bob Haney proud.

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Three of a kind: The stories of three pilots from different conflicts [Kindle Edition] eBooks & eLearning

Posted by AlenMiler at Sept. 29, 2018

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From Sarah to Sydney: The Woman Behind All-of-a-Kind Family eBooks & eLearning

Posted by Grev27 at June 10, 2021

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Don Airey - One Of A Kind (2018) {Japanese Limited Edition} Music

Posted by popsakov at June 19, 2022

Don Airey - One Of A Kind (2018) {Japanese Limited Edition}
2CD | EAC Rip | WavPack (Img) + Cue + Log ~ 563 Mb | MP3 CBR320 ~ 199 Mb
Covers Included | 01:00:20 + 00:20:22 | RAR 5% Recovery
Classic Rock, Hard Rock | Ward Records #GQCS-90599-0

Don Airey's discography is definitely one of the most impressive for any British musician. It is hard to find a name between all those that in the last 30 years have left a mark in the history of rock that has not worked with him at some point. To name the most obvious of Don Airey s associations: Ozzy Osbourne, Rainbow, Whitesnake, Judas Priest, Gary Moore, Brian May, Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath and, obviously, Deep Purple, the band Don Airey has been a full time member of for over ten years. Don Airey has never been a session player. Bands and artists have worked with him for his unique musical vision, for the twist he could give to songs.

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Freddie Hubbard - One of a Kind (2009) Music

Posted by Melaron at Feb. 6, 2012

Freddie Hubbard - One of a Kind (2009)
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Genre: Jazz, Jazz-Funk | Label: Arkadia DVD | Copy: Untouched | Runtime: 60 min. | 3,80 Gb (DVD-5)

One of the great jazz trumpeters of all time, Freddie Hubbard formed his sound out of the Clifford Brown/Lee Morgan tradition, and by the early '70s was immediately distinctive and the pacesetter in jazz. However, a string of blatantly commercial albums later in the decade damaged his reputation and, just when Hubbard, in the early '90s (with the deaths of Dizzy Gillespie and Miles Davis), seemed perfectly suited for the role of veteran master, his chops started causing him serious troubles.

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