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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

Remembering Billie by Scott Hamilton

Release: 2013

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Scott Hamilton’s performance of the Billie Holiday-associated material in this disc makes for memorable music. This is timeless music played by one of the few masters of our time. Treasure it.

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Remembering Billie Scott Hamilton

Can't Stop Now by Vincent Ingala

Release: 2012

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Soulful and catchy saxophone melodies laced with emotional piano and guitar throughout. Also featuring guest artists, Gregg Karukas and Jonathan Fritzen. "Can't Stop Now" will keep you grooving throughout the entire album!

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Can't Stop Now Vincent Ingala

Volume IV by Kool&Klean

Release: 2013

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The new Volume IV from Amazon's bestselling Smooth Jazz series Kool&Klean. As usual classy, fresh and stylish easy listening jazz for every occasion.

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Volume IV Kool&Klean

Kuntry by Jawga Boyz

Release: 2011

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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

Epica by Audiomachine

Release: 2012

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Audiomachine's first entry in their "Artist Series," EPICA showcases the expansive talent of prolific composer Paul Dinletir, featuring music heard on a variety of movie trailers including The Artist, The Iron Lady, The Grey, Prometheus and Life of Pi.

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Epica Audiomachine

Folk Songs of the American Longhair by Brother Dege

Release: 2010

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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

100 Miles of Wreckage by The Black Lillies

Release: 2011

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"An eerie southern journey, this album explores young heartbreak and hatred, love and lust, action and regret ... a dark, backwoods odyssey of suffering and redemption." - Patrick Gipson

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100 Miles of Wreckage The Black Lillies

Simply Broadway by Brian Stokes Mitchell

Release: 2012

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One piano. One incredible singer. Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell's extraordinary new recording of classic Broadway standards.

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Simply Broadway Brian Stokes Mitchell

Redefined by Ryan McGarvey

Release: 2012

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Blues/Rock, Guitar Driven, Original, Blues, Rock

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Redefined Ryan McGarvey

Invincible by Two Steps From Hell

Release: 2010

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This long awaited album features all the most popular tracks used in the movie trailers for the biggest blockbusters out there, including Star Trek, Prince of Persia, Twilight, 2010, Pirates of the Caribbean, Wall-E and many more!

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Invincible Two Steps From Hell

Sacred Cello by Steven Sharp Nelson

Release: 2006

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Gifted cellist Steven Sharp Nelson has thrilled audiences with his passionate playing and appeared on more than a dozen award winning cds. Now, in his solo debut, Steven Sharp Nelson presents a powerful collection of memorable pieces.

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Sacred Cello Steven Sharp Nelson

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Something About You by Samantha Clark

Release: 2013

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A beautiful soul of Reggae with the Enchantment of Island Styled flavour.

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Something About You Samantha Clark

Artificial Monarchy by Julian Popescu

Release: 2013

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Unique forms of trance and upbeat melodies that bring you into a whole new world of your imagination.

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Artificial Monarchy Julian Popescu

In Die Ferne by Kephalo

Release: 2012

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In Die Ferne Kephalo

EP by All Mighty Voice

Release: 2012

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A sonic blend of Gritty Northern Folk, Roots, and Soul.

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EP All Mighty Voice

Full Circle by Bagg of Pennies

Release: 2013

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Classic rock roots and a little southern rock, with a hint of british style blues.

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Full Circle Bagg of Pennies

Akutiek / We Are Related (Powwow) by Stoney Bear

Release: 2013

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Sitting Bear is a northern contemporary Mi’kmaq powwow drum group from Cape Breton Island. They have been travelling and singing all over Eastern Canada and the States for the last decade....

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Akutiek / We Are Related (Powwow) Stoney Bear

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

Candy Pops by Intermezza

Release: 2013

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Candy Pops , instrumental dance music

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Candy Pops Intermezza

See Through by Stephen Chopek

Release: 2012

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See Through Stephen Chopek

Tamer Amro (Remix) by Various Artists

Release: 2013

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Tamer Amro (Remix) Various Artists

Wake Up the Sunshine by Maya Spring

Release: 2013

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Maya Spring. Singer.Songwriter. Electronic/Pop/R'N'B/Soul.

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Wake Up the Sunshine Maya Spring

The Long Road by Nick Braukmann

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The Long Road Nick Braukmann

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Move In by The Blue Hit

Release: 2009

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Simply a guitar, a cello, and a voice, they are stunning and deliberate, poignant and unforgettable.

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Move In The Blue Hit

Expressing the Inexpressible by Douglas Romayne

Release: 2007

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Critics hail this bountiful film score compilation as “Highly Recommended” and “Addictive,” noting the haunting melodies, lush orchestration, rich textures & sophisticated writing by this Park City 2008 Outstanding Achievement in Film Music winner.

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Expressing the Inexpressible Douglas Romayne

Butterfly Lovers by Melanie Zhang

Release: 2006

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his singer has repeatedly won top pop vocalist awards in national competitions in China since a teen. Her voice is powerful yet gentle, versatile yet precise; accompanied by traditional Chinese instruments.

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Butterfly Lovers Melanie Zhang

Birds of Chicago by Birds of Chicago

Release: 2012

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Two of the most compelling new voices in North American Roots music.

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Birds of Chicago Birds of Chicago

self-titled EP by Signal Hill

Release: 2007

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Signal Hill creates mid-tempo dreamy/shoegaze instrumental music, with lush melodies, driving build-ups and infuriatingly catchy hooks.

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self-titled EP Signal Hill

Terciopelo by Muza

Release: 2008

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An Independent Music Award Winner, Terciopelo is a collection of Boleros, old and new, but beautifully arranged in Muza's unique and exciting contemporary electronic style with her buttery smooth vocals perfectly reflecting the album's title which transla

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Terciopelo Muza

Live at Stone Mountain Arts Center by Dana Cunningham, Max Dyer & Jeff Oster

Release: 2010

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A stunning LIVE recording of the exquisite piano of Dana Cunningham, with cellist Max Dyer (of her Silent Night CD) and award winning trumpet and flugelhorn player, Jeff Oster; featuring 10 new pieces.

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Live at Stone Mountain Arts Center Dana Cunningham, Max Dyer & Jeff Oster

Jason Boyd Band by Jason Boyd Band

Release: 2011

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The debut album from the Jason Boyd Band is a unique fusion of traditional country, red-dirt and a bit of southern rock with a songwriting and vocal style that is unforgettable - these songs get under your skin.

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Jason Boyd Band Jason Boyd Band

Go the Road by Tiller's Folly

Release: 2012

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This all-acoustic album, continues Tiller`s move in a exciting new direction. Song writing, singing, musicianship and production are 1st class and guest artists featured on ‘Go The Road’ read like a who’s who of acoustic music from Nashvile to Edinborough

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Go the Road Tiller's Folly

Eleventh Trip by Alpha

Release: 2012

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Alpha release their much anticipated Eleventh album aptly named Eleventh Trip. The album has been a work in progress since 2007 mostly due to all the band members unable to commit full time to music as everything that is Alpha is self funded. The recordings have taken place in many locations from the Mendip Hills in South West England, one day recording vocals in Bristol and finally in the bedroom of founder member Corin Dingley in the Midi Pyrenees, France. It was a very Brian Wilson moment for Corin during the summer of 2011. He was able to dedicate three months of his to life mixing and producing the album all in the confides of his bedroom studio and primarily in his bed. A very different recording experience compared to the lavish surroundings of Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios that Alpha used to record Come From Heaven, their much acclaimed debut album back in 1997. The new album draws, feels and sounds so much like Come From Heaven, but not totally like it. The

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Eleventh Trip Alpha

Jesus Year by T Ferrell

Release: 2012

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Whiskey-soaked alt-country tales of Mississippi working class heroes doing battle with corrupt preachers, man-eating vultures, and Confederate Generals.

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Jesus Year T Ferrell

Hemant 1970 by Nikhil Banerjee

Release: 1994

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Live sitar concert with tabla; North Indian classical music, Amsterdam 1970.

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Hemant 1970 Nikhil Banerjee

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I'll Forget to Breathe by Gary Morris

Release: 2012

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"I'll Forget To Breathe" is a beautiful song about a powerful love that could make you forget to breathe - the kind of love everyone hopes to find.

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I'll Forget to Breathe Gary Morris

Peaks & Valleys by Colin Hay

Release: 1992

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Stripped down, bare Acoustic 6&12 String Guitar and voice. Not just any voice, the voice of Men @ Work singer Colin Hay, with mesmerising melodies, and songs that take you on a journey that you won't forget.

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Peaks & Valleys Colin Hay

Bonus Show #46: May 20, 2011 by The Mike O'Meara Show

Release: 2011

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Bonus Show #46: May 20, 2011 The Mike O'Meara Show

The Big Heat by Stan Ridgway

Release: 1986

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Brand New reissue on Water Records with bonus tracks! Songwriter Stan Ridgway's 1986 debut solo album, incl. the ghostly Viett Nam epic/ballad "Camouflage". A sonic "film noir" of songs and sounds that must be heard - to be "seen".

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The Big Heat Stan Ridgway

Grammy Nominated by Kitaro

Release: 2010

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This 13 track best of compilation features a track from each of the Grammy Nominated albums throughout Kitaro’s career. The album also includes "Estrella", a track from Kitaro’s Grammy winning album, Thinking Of You.

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Grammy Nominated Kitaro

Spiritual Unity by Albert Ayler

Release: 2008

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On July 10th, of 1964, Albert Ayler went into the studio to record his first album and first release for the then new ESP-Disk label. Rated one the top 100 jazz albums of all time by Down Beat, this is a great start for the new Albert Ayler listener.

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Spiritual Unity Albert Ayler

Girls and Boys by Ingrid Michaelson

Release: 2007

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Featuring "Breakable" and "The Way I Am" as heard on "Grey's Anatomy." Indie-pop New Yorker Ingrid Michaelson will knock your socks off with her dynamic vocals and deliciously unique lyrics.

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Girls and Boys Ingrid Michaelson

Groove Warrior by dean brown

Release: 2004

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The Groove Warrior has come to save the planet from illegal use of funk. this allstar record features big beats, soaring guitars, and soulful vocals with a jazz rock edge.

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Groove Warrior dean brown

Lumpy Jazz by Jeff Berlin

Release: 2004

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Virtuoso jazz electric bass

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Lumpy Jazz Jeff Berlin

Black Guitar by Leni Stern

Release: 1997

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Lyrical poetry that melts into fetching jazz guitar lines, funky bass and strong drum rhythms.

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Black Guitar Leni Stern

Everything by Henry Rollins

Release: 2012

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Everything Henry Rollins

The Joy of Molybdenum by Trey Gunn

Release: 2000

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Big, bad bass ostinatos, slinky odd-time signatures, and percussion from every corner of the globe are the basis for this collection of other worldly soundscapes -- Bass Player magazine

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The Joy of Molybdenum Trey Gunn

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