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Back to School: The Remix by Alphabet Rockers
Release: 2012
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Family hip-hop music: nostalgic beats and kid-friendly lyrics, on K-1 topics such as shapes, numbers, spelling & rhyming. You will dance with your family while you learn - and even can use it for cleaning up the house together! Parents Choice Award 2013
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Back to School: The Remix Alphabet Rockers
Caution by Andre Ward
Release: 2012
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A little funk, a little smooth jazz and a whole lot of feel good music.
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Caution Andre Ward
Country Roots: Classical Sound (Remastered Special Edition) by The Texas Tenors
Release: 2011
1
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You would hard pressed to find any other music group in the world that sings a variety of music like The Texas Tenors. With country roots and a classical sound this album allows you to take a truly spiritual musical journey from beginning to end.
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Country Roots: Classical Sound (Remastered Special Edition) The Texas Tenors
Kuntry by Jawga Boyz
Release: 2011
6
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Take some Kid Rock, Lil Jon, and some Paul Wall, and mix them all together. What do you get? The Hick Hop sound of the redneck rappers in the Jawga Boyz!
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Kuntry Jawga Boyz
Folk Songs of the American Longhair by Brother Dege
Release: 2010
1
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Brother Dege is the best kept secret in the Deep South - the haunted face of 21st century delta blues - mixing raw, real, dirt pounding, swamp-fried slide blues with psyouthern noir, psych, rock, roots, and an experimentalism that transcends all the above
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Folk Songs of the American Longhair Brother Dege
Illusions by Thomas Bergersen
Release: 2011
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After 3 years of blood, sweat and tears, it's finally done. Thomas Bergersen has created a fusion of ethnic world/folk music and orchestral grandeur that is unlike any music you've ever heard.
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Illusions Thomas Bergersen
Time & Pressure by Devour the Day
Release: 2013
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Formed in 2012, Devour the Day was born from the brain trust of Joey Chicago (Bass, Vocals, Songwriter) and Blake Allison (Lead Vocals, Guitar, Songwriter, Producer). After success with the band Egypt Central, Blake and Joey sought to break out on their own, writing and producing music without compromise. Joey explains, “Our lives got to a point in which we had lost trust. We lost our compassion, our feeling, and our way. The water was so murky that we didn’t know which way was up. What we did know is that we had to keep writing and keep fighting because that was our truth and our center.” What transpired is a thirteen-song compilation entitled “TIME AND PRESSURE,” which is scheduled for release in early 2013. The song “GOOD MAN” conveys redemption and humility while bearing the questions, “Am I too far gone?” or “Am I even worth saving?” The religious undertones imply that there is hope for us all, no matter how our lives have become. The distinctive Chicago/Allison heavy gui
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Time & Pressure Devour the Day
Redefined by Ryan McGarvey
Release: 2012
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Blues/Rock, Guitar Driven, Original, Blues, Rock
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Redefined Ryan McGarvey
Fulton Blues by Corey Harris
Release: 2013
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A new collection of both original and classic material that celebrates the timeless sound of traditional blues with fresh, insightful lyrics that paint an unflinching picture of life in the American South, both then and now.
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Fulton Blues Corey Harris
108 Sacred Names of Mother Divine - Sacred Chants of Devi by Craig Pruess & Ananda
Release: 2002
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Ambient, pure Sanskrit chants, meticulously recorded. This album creates a very meditative, mind-expanding, empty, full, but deep feeling. Created by two Western yogis.
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108 Sacred Names of Mother Divine - Sacred Chants of Devi Craig Pruess & Ananda
Hymns to What Is Left by Greg Brown
Release: 2012
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Hymns to What Is Left Greg Brown
Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls 1993 by Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls
Release: 1993
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Rock singing with blues overtones and an intense emotional experience.
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Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls 1993 Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls

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The Spirit of Love by Laura Dodd
Release: 2013
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This song was especially created for a beautiful film called "The Spirit Of Love". Don't miss it!
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The Spirit of Love Laura Dodd
Earthwards by Yuto Kanazawa
Release: 2013
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Striking compositions played by five unique musicians. “Earthwards" morphs intricate emotions into pure artistic energy.
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Earthwards Yuto Kanazawa
Water Balloon by Good Night Lights
Release: 2013
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Water Balloon is an emotionally driven pop song from Good Night Lights
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Water Balloon Good Night Lights
Can You Hear Me? by Dome Pakornlam
Release: 2013
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This is the first international single for Dome. A statement about people who are addicted to their social networking on mobile phones.
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Can You Hear Me? Dome Pakornlam
Broadway After Midnight by Melanie Goerlitz
Release: 2013
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Broadway After Midnight is the debut album of classical crossover soprano Melanie Goerlitz. She masterfully blends classic Broadway showtunes with songs from the American Songbook, accompanied by the brilliant musical stylings of Wojtek Mrozek.
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Broadway After Midnight Melanie Goerlitz
Wake Up Robot! by Musical Robot
Release: 2013
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Equipped with catchy tunes and a contagious sense of wonder and enthusiasm, this kids music duo always bring the fun.
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Wake Up Robot! Musical Robot
Energy Medicine by Slippin
Release: 2013
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Slippin offers its own modern take on electro-acoustic roots rock and American alternative, with poignant lyrics wrapped in a genre-blending, generation-bending approach.
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Energy Medicine Slippin
The Imps by The Imps
Release: 2013
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Keeping rock alive in the new generation!
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The Imps The Imps
One Mind by Patti Jo Roth-Edwards
Release: 2013
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"One Mind - I am of One Mind to change the kind of non-sense that's been leading the blind; get to work and heal the world." This inspired rock song of driving rhythm, strong vocals and clever words causes the listener to do more than dance. You want to do as the songs says: "Get to work and heal the world." Patti Jo's powerful song lifts and encourages. It is not angry. It is Powerful.
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One Mind Patti Jo Roth-Edwards
Super Rational Guts by Drawing Guts
Release: 2013
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Drawing Guts is a brat pop band formed in 2006 on Martha's Vineyard. It exist on the fringe and forefront of upcoming trends in the collective consciousness.
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Super Rational Guts Drawing Guts
Company Town by Mood Area 52
Release: 2013
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Mood Area 52 Plays hard boiled American fictional "gypsy jazz" and international chamber Americana.
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Company Town Mood Area 52
Twee Tasse En 'n Paspoort by Marthie Nel Hauptfleisch
Release: 2013
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This long awaited album features everything from gospel to jazz, finger-snapping family songs to love songs: an exciting mix of Afrikaans and English. This is no ordinary production: it is storytelling at it’s best by an incredible singer-songwriter who w
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Twee Tasse En 'n Paspoort Marthie Nel Hauptfleisch

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Rattle the Walls by Alex Nester
Release: 2009
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Critically-acclaimed debut from singer/songwriter phenom blends r&b, gospel, funk, and blues while incorporating LA & NY A-list musicians, even the Four Tops. Ever wondered what happened to REAL singers with REAL musicians playing REAL music? Here it is.
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Rattle the Walls Alex Nester
Hot Loose Wire by Liz Longley
Release: 2010
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This highly regarded singer songwriter, known for her personal, emotionally engaging songwriting, takes you on a journey through folk, pop, blues and americana on this acoustic gem.
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Hot Loose Wire Liz Longley
First Light (Relaxing Piano Music, Vol. One) by Lex Lang
Release: 2011
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This divinely inspired recording delivers soothing, restorative piano music which will carry you into a state of bliss. Healing tones to unwind and relax to, or use as beautiful background music for work, play, good conversation and meditation.
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First Light (Relaxing Piano Music, Vol. One) Lex Lang
The History by Cradle
Release: 2010
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Quatro sisters, 2012 inductees to Detroit HOF-earliest heavy female rock musicians--rock their raw, driving energy on never released CD Cradle originals--LIVE from Grande Ballroom, Detroit Rock City, capturing mood and essence of classic 70's rock era
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The History Cradle
The Entrance by Candice Zep & the Jukeboxriders
Release: 2013
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This Album is a mix of Blues, Big Band,Swing and good old Rock & Roll played with that Special Texas Flavor Fiddle leads.
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The Entrance Candice Zep & the Jukeboxriders
Precious Soul by Bronagh Gallagher
Release: 2004
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"Songs of soul and sainthood perfectly entwined" - Fred Dellar, Mojo
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Precious Soul Bronagh Gallagher
Two Dollars to Ride the Train by Martin Zarzar
Release: 2012
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After a long journey around the world, Pink Martini drummer/percussionist offers us an exquisite collection of original songs that is at once diverse and coherent, and two arrangements that pay homage to the traditional south american repertoire.
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Two Dollars to Ride the Train Martin Zarzar
Christmas Cactus by Bad Cactus Brass Band
Release: 2010
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Thirteen well-known Christmas songs in a New Orleans jazz style, guaranteed to lift your spirits! Hear your favorite carols played as dixieland tunes, second lines, funky street beats, and slow bluesy swingers! Makes a great gift!
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Christmas Cactus Bad Cactus Brass Band
Lines of Oppression by Ari Hoenig
Release: 2011
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Highly rhythmic and grooving jazz with funk and folk sensibilities. One of the Most Manically Obsessive, Spasmodic and Musical Drummers in Jazz” (JazzTimes) Melds American Folk, Hip Hop, Jazz, Armenian & Moroccan Music for this new album
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Lines of Oppression Ari Hoenig
Whiskey Stars by Joe Fournier
Release: 2004
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Ass kicking swamp rocking gutbucket tin bathtub woohoo country rock n roll
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Whiskey Stars Joe Fournier
Like Before, Somewhat After by George Schuller's Circle Wide
Release: 2008
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Three decades after the demise of Keith Jarrett’s American Quartet, George Schuller's Circle Wide reinvents six of its favorite tracks, and documents two originals inspired by the spirit of that era.
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Like Before, Somewhat After George Schuller's Circle Wide
In the Last Waking Moments... by Edison's Children
Release: 2012
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A beautiful and haunting album by Pete Trewavas (Marillion / Transatlantic) and Eric Blackwood about an individual who has experienced a surreal and bizarre happening and is trying to comprehend if it was all reality... or a descent into madness
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In the Last Waking Moments... Edison's Children

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Best of Kitaro, Vol. 2 by Kitaro
Release: 1999
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Assembling the very best from Kitaro's latest works, the Best of Volume 2 features the Grammy-nominated single, 'The Field' which was co-produced by Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead. In addition to featuring some of Kitaro's signature works.
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Best of Kitaro, Vol. 2 Kitaro
RAW 2.0: Episode 2 by The Mike O'Meara Show
Release: 2010
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Mike, Buzz, Robb and Oscar talk about whatever is on their minds and offer four unique perspectives that you won't hear anywhere else. It's real, it's compelling and it's addictive... but mostly, it's funny...and RAW!
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RAW 2.0: Episode 2 The Mike O'Meara Show
Fission by Jens Johansson
Release: 1997
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Progressive polymetric fusion. Anders Johanson, Shawn Lane, Mike Stern also perform.
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Fission Jens Johansson
Watts by Jeff ''Tain'' Watts
Release: 2009
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Watts is the premiere jazz recording of 2009. This meeting of four great musical minds play all new music by Jeff "Tain" Watts, featuring Branford Marsalis, Terence Blanchard and Christian McBride.
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Watts Jeff ''Tain'' Watts
One Of Our Submarines EP by Thomas Dolby
Release: 2003
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One of the all-time classic electro tracks - which, since its original release in 1981 has influenced a whole generation of producers and groups - is here reinterpreted by some of the foremost contemporary exponents of the electronica genre.
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One Of Our Submarines EP Thomas Dolby
the miles long mixtape by malcolm-jamal warner's miles long
Release: 2003
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Jazz/Funk. Spoken word. Apppoaches you like jazz, but hits you with funk.
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the miles long mixtape malcolm-jamal warner's miles long
Bird by Gary Jules and the Group Rules
Release: 2008
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Rootsy urban folk.
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Bird Gary Jules and the Group Rules
If You Want My Love by Shoes
Release: 2010
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Originally only released as a promo in Japan, this 2009 cover of the classic Cheap Trick song rocks with Shoes' trademark harmonies and crunching guitars.
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If You Want My Love Shoes
Thing a Week Box Set by Jonathan Coulton
Release: 2006
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Well-crafted geek pop from the incredible Thing a Week series. Unspoiled, piping hot goodness, fresh from the muse.
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Thing a Week Box Set Jonathan Coulton
Vibe Music by Jean-Paul Bourelly
Release: 2011
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Progressive Blues Rock. Still one of the most creative guitarists of our time, Bourelly's guitar sound is sometimes smoldering sometimes precise, sometimes atmospheric yet always focused on taking us and the blues into worlds unknown.
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Vibe Music Jean-Paul Bourelly
Town Hall, 1962 by Ornette Coleman
Release: 2008
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This awesome recording was originally recorded by Ornette Coleman in 1962 and released by ESP-Disk in 1964. The release includes trio and string ensemble performances.
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Town Hall, 1962 Ornette Coleman
10,000 Feet by David Grissom
Release: 2009
10
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Texas rock, blues, and country featuring seriously good guitar and heartfelt and roadworn lyrics.
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10,000 Feet David Grissom
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