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#BAM Live At Bohemian Caverns by Nicholas Payton

Release: 2013

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This live album captures Grammy-winner's now legendary prowess on the trumpet - while simultaneously playing the Fender Rhodes. This is #BAM: Black American Music.

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#BAM Live At Bohemian Caverns Nicholas Payton

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

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

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

Hootenanny by Jambo

Release: 2013

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Parents Choice Awards Winner's 2nd CD features "Real American Roots Music for Kids and Families". Part Mississippi Delta, New Orleans street corner, and Chicago juke joint, the CD is full of feel-good grooves, and dynamic, kid-friendly, positive songs.

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Hootenanny Jambo

Summer Rain by Jeanette Harris

Release: 2013

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This amazing CD offers compelling cosmopolitan grooves, instantly appealing hooks, sultry, cuddle-up close urban ballads, funky rhythm tracks, throbbing electronic dance floor fillers, and gospel-tinged inspirationals.

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Summer Rain Jeanette Harris

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

Saxified by Jeanette Harris

Release: 2010

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If you want to be satified by the sound of the saxophone, check out these smooth, funky, R&B vibes with a jazzy twist. Be sure to check out the titled track "SAXIFIED" featuring Grammy Award Winner Norman Brown. You Won't be disappointed!!!

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Saxified Jeanette Harris

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

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

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

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

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Vanish (Original Mix) by Sirius Jack!

Release: 2013

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Sirius Jack! has stepped his game up with this brand new Neurofunk banger!! Huge!!

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Vanish (Original Mix) Sirius Jack!

Here I Am by Shaina Ravis

Release: 2013

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A mix between Evanescence and Kelly Clarkson, with a Natalie Merchant kind of twist.

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Here I Am Shaina Ravis

Robotwerk by Digital Beat

Release: 2012

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New electronic album by Digital Beat with many new synthesizer electronica and breakbeat tracks.

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Robotwerk Digital Beat

Devil Had His Day by Stu Heydon

Release: 2013

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Modern Blues

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Devil Had His Day Stu Heydon

Turned Up by T.O.n.Y

Release: 2013

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Up and coming rapper

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Turned Up T.O.n.Y

The Premonition by Remnants of Man

Release: 2012

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A style of Unique, yet melodic, metal that incorporates the vast aspects of traditional Thrash metal, European Metal, Heavy Metal, Swedish- Style Metal - all into their own concoction of original sounds. Even applying a sense of Death Metal to its pallet.

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The Premonition Remnants of Man

Songs of Eternal Light by Merya Qandah

Release: 2013

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If you can appreciate a good old fashioned hymn, classical music, or the opera, you will be able to appreciate Merya Qandah’s delivery no matter what language you speak. She sings with irrefutable ease, the Holy Spirit speaks in a tongue we all understand

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Songs of Eternal Light Merya Qandah

14 Broken Teeth by Matt Johnson

Release: 2013

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Recorded between Nashville and Portland, 14 Broken Teeth features an all star cast of musicians backing Matt Johnson and his guitar. Songs of loss, angst, sleepiness and finality are articulated and complimented with lap steel, piano and banjo.

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14 Broken Teeth Matt Johnson

Convection by Tony Craddock, Jr.

Release: 2013

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Convection is an organic intersection of jazz, weather, and faith. This inspirational album will speak to your spirit with gospel favorites, the lyrical sound of award-winning jazz guitarist Ken Navarro, vocalist Ashli Rice, and kinetic originals.

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Convection Tony Craddock, Jr.

Troubled Mind by The Jondo Trio

Release: 2013

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Down home gospel blues with a gritty thump and a twist of bacon grease.

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Troubled Mind The Jondo Trio

Gill by Junsuke

Release: 2013

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Guitar instrumental song. I love 80's hard rock music, so you may feel the influence. Please enjoy.

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Gill Junsuke

Happily Ever After by Fear of Success

Release: 2013

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This Norwegian band offers a mix of short optimistic playful pop songs. The album alternates between sweet ballads, rock songs and techno-inspired sample loops.

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Happily Ever After Fear of Success

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Nothing Moves Slower by Most Unpleasant Men

Release: 2009

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The 5 notable, but in contrast to what the band name implies, cultured young men, enchant their audience with catchy songs that are quick to remember, yet intriguing enough to captivate.

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Nothing Moves Slower Most Unpleasant Men

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

Maude Maggart Live by Maude Maggart

Release: 2007

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From the Artist The concept of this live show is loosley based upon the love story of my maternal grandparents. They met in 1937, when she became the girl singer and he played reeds in the Johnny Hamp Band. How rich it must have been for two musicians to

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Maude Maggart Live Maude Maggart

Aqui by Tatiana Parra & Andrés Beeuwsaert

Release: 2011

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Aqui Tatiana Parra & Andrés Beeuwsaert

Life in the Basement by Steve Denny Trio

Release: 2012

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Featuring an eclectic array of original compositions that bridge the gap between the swinging, spirited feel of familiar jazz standards and the emotive harmonies and complex textures of modern music.

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Life in the Basement Steve Denny Trio

Rats by Spirit of John

Release: 2012

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Raucous, ragged & rowdy, hell-for-leather punk ditties and brooding country epics all with a live spontaneous feel

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Rats Spirit of John

I Refute Technology by Jared Bartman

Release: 2008

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An eclectic melting pot of lyrically driven independent rock n' roll, folk, classical, 20th century, jazz, and ethnic music influences.

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I Refute Technology Jared Bartman

Udu Swamp by Slim Bawb & Jeff Hogan

Release: 2011

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Instrumental Swamp/African percussion album

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Udu Swamp Slim Bawb & Jeff Hogan

Muchacho Zafado by Pep Torres

Release: 2008

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Superb new Latino Rockabilly & Rock \'\'n\'\' Roll from Pep Torres

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Muchacho Zafado Pep Torres

Dashfield EP by Dashfield

Release: 2006

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If Neil Young and Big Star got into a wreck with Teenage Fanclub and their coma-induced mind-meld magically started writing music, you'd be close. Dashfield is from Washington, DC and makes music ranging from powerpop/rock to nice little acoustic numbers.

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Dashfield EP Dashfield

Shine Your Light by Dave Cox

Release: 2011

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Discover Nashville's Dave Cox, Music City's most talented songwriter.

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Shine Your Light Dave Cox

Taking you back ll by Roger Ridley

Release: 2010

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Soulful down home sound of rhythm and blues.

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Taking you back ll Roger Ridley

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Bird and Chet at the Trade Winds by Charlie Parker & Chet Baker

Release: 2008

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Four tracks recorded in 1952: two jazz legends meet when Chet Baker is hired to play with Charlie "Bird" Parker

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Bird and Chet at the Trade Winds Charlie Parker & Chet Baker

Howling Book by Eleven

Release: 2003

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Rock trio extraordinaire that blends rock, blues, eastern and classical music into their own blend of alternative music.

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Howling Book Eleven

Bonus Show #92: June 1, 2012 by The Mike O'Meara Show

Release: 2012

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Bonus Show #92: June 1, 2012 The Mike O'Meara Show

Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow by Jonathan Coulton

Release: 2004

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Well-crafted geek pop - 5 songs about losers, evil geniuses and giant squids.

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Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow Jonathan Coulton

Christa Ciotti by Christa Ciotti

Release: 2010

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This 5 song worship EP consists of original worship songs and hymns. The pop/rock style, powerful vocals, honest lyrics, and familiar hymns make this album a unique and enjoyable experience for the listener.

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Christa Ciotti Christa Ciotti

Mental Torments + Bonus Track by SPHERIC UNIVERSE EXPERIENCE

Release: 2006

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technically based, yet very melodic, progressive metal in the style of Dream Theater, Pain Of Salvation, Fates Warning, incredible intensity

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Mental Torments + Bonus Track SPHERIC UNIVERSE EXPERIENCE

Live at Cobb's Comedy Club by Jake Johannsen

Release: 2002

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Over 34 appearances on the David Letterman Show plus 2HBO specials. This is a comedy album.

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Live at Cobb's Comedy Club Jake Johannsen

Still Bleeding by Leni Stern

Release: 2011

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Still Bleeding was recorded and mixed in Bamako, Mali, and showcases Stern on electric guitar, vocals and n’goni ba, Haruna Samake on camela n'goni, and Africa’s Mamadou Kone dit Prince (‘MK Called Prince’) on calabash and tama.

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Still Bleeding Leni Stern

Cruel World by concrete blonde

Release: 2011

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Angels, soulful vocals and vintage tremelo guitars. A new Christmas classic.

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Cruel World concrete blonde

Battlestar Galactica: Season 3 by Bear McCreary

Release: 2007

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Soundtrack for Battlestar Galactica: Season 3

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Battlestar Galactica: Season 3 Bear McCreary

The Last Dance by Spice 1

Release: 2004

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Classic Underground Texas Rap

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The Last Dance Spice 1

Forward & Beyond by Vitalij Kuprij

Release: 2003

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neoclassical instrumental featuring Michael Romeo, George Bellas, Michael Harris, Borislav Mitic...

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Forward & Beyond Vitalij Kuprij

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