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.Shadow Of Your Wings: Hymns An City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Fernando Ortega October 31, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on Shadow Of Your Wings: Hymns An |
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.Lookin' for a Home City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel from: M.C. Records November 06, 2007 Odetta has created a fantastic album of songs by the famous Leadbelly. Pete Seeger is quoted on the back stating that he first heard Odetta sing a song by C.W. Leadbetter and he has waited 50 years for her to do an album of his songs. He is thrilled with this album and so am I. Odetta has improved with age. Her voice is brilliant in delivering her unique renditions of these songs. She has lost none of her vocal strength; on the contrary, I prefer her recent works over her Vanguard albums. She has a back-up band and like her previous release on MC Records, "Blues Everywhere I Go", there is a feeling of intimacy as if one is there in person hearing this great artist. I recommend this album without a bit of hesitation. I have asked independently ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lookin' for a Home |
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.Greatest Hits City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Jars of Clay April 01, 2008 Odetta has created a fantastic album of songs by the famous Leadbelly. Pete Seeger is quoted on the back stating that he first heard Odetta sing a song by C.W. Leadbetter and he has waited 50 years for her to do an album of his songs. He is thrilled with this album and so am I. Odetta has improved with age. Her voice is brilliant in delivering her unique renditions of these songs. She has lost none of her vocal strength; on the contrary, I prefer her recent works over her Vanguard albums. She has a back-up band and like her previous release on MC Records, "Blues Everywhere I Go", there is a feeling of intimacy as if one is there in person hearing this great artist. I recommend this album without a bit of hesitation. I have asked independently ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Greatest Hits |
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.Hello Love City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Chris Tomlin September 02, 2008 Odetta has created a fantastic album of songs by the famous Leadbelly. Pete Seeger is quoted on the back stating that he first heard Odetta sing a song by C.W. Leadbetter and he has waited 50 years for her to do an album of his songs. He is thrilled with this album and so am I. Odetta has improved with age. Her voice is brilliant in delivering her unique renditions of these songs. She has lost none of her vocal strength; on the contrary, I prefer her recent works over her Vanguard albums. She has a back-up band and like her previous release on MC Records, "Blues Everywhere I Go", there is a feeling of intimacy as if one is there in person hearing this great artist. I recommend this album without a bit of hesitation. I have asked independently ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Hello Love |
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.Silent Night: Greatest Hits Of City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Mormon Tabernacle Choir January 01, 1990 For years now, the signal to our kids that it is time to barrel down the stairs on Christmas morning has been Joy to the World from this recording, cranked to "11" on the stereo. This album is a fixture in our household at Christmas - glorious singing and orchestal accompaniment. Nothing modern, flashy, "different" or otherwise, just a magnificent, classic choral tribute to the season. >>See More Reviews & Details on Silent Night: Greatest Hits Of |
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.2008 Wow Gospel 30 Of The Ye City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Various February 19, 2008 For years now, the signal to our kids that it is time to barrel down the stairs on Christmas morning has been Joy to the World from this recording, cranked to "11" on the stereo. This album is a fixture in our household at Christmas - glorious singing and orchestal accompaniment. Nothing modern, flashy, "different" or otherwise, just a magnificent, classic choral tribute to the season. >>See More Reviews & Details on 2008 Wow Gospel 30 Of The Ye |
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.At San Quentin: 1969 (Remastered / Expanded) City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Johnny Cash July 18, 2000 I have to say I always *hated* country music with a passion, but I guess I was just listening to the wrong brand of country music--the "new" stuff they play on the radio these days. Well, I just heard Johnny Cash and I can't say that I dislike country anymore. Johnny Cash is like noone else I've heard in country. He brings a rough and tough edge to many of his songs that is nonexistent in most country where they just sing about their pickup trucks or how their "daddy" taught them some lesson. Half the time they're just crying about some lost love. Maybe Cash does a little bit of this, but not much. He really makes all the other male country artists sound like a bunch of pansys. San Quentin, I Walk the Line, Folsum Prison Blues, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on At San Quentin: 1969 (Remastered / Expanded) |
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.Daylight is Coming City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: Remedy Drive August 26, 2008 I have to say I always *hated* country music with a passion, but I guess I was just listening to the wrong brand of country music--the "new" stuff they play on the radio these days. Well, I just heard Johnny Cash and I can't say that I dislike country anymore. Johnny Cash is like noone else I've heard in country. He brings a rough and tough edge to many of his songs that is nonexistent in most country where they just sing about their pickup trucks or how their "daddy" taught them some lesson. Half the time they're just crying about some lost love. Maybe Cash does a little bit of this, but not much. He really makes all the other male country artists sound like a bunch of pansys. San Quentin, I Walk the Line, Folsum Prison Blues, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Daylight is Coming |
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.O Holy Night City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: David Phelps September 23, 2008 I have to say I always *hated* country music with a passion, but I guess I was just listening to the wrong brand of country music--the "new" stuff they play on the radio these days. Well, I just heard Johnny Cash and I can't say that I dislike country anymore. Johnny Cash is like noone else I've heard in country. He brings a rough and tough edge to many of his songs that is nonexistent in most country where they just sing about their pickup trucks or how their "daddy" taught them some lesson. Half the time they're just crying about some lost love. Maybe Cash does a little bit of this, but not much. He really makes all the other male country artists sound like a bunch of pansys. San Quentin, I Walk the Line, Folsum Prison Blues, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on O Holy Night |
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.Silver Cord City Travel Guides > Music > Christian and Gospel by: The Classic Crime July 29, 2008 I have to say I always *hated* country music with a passion, but I guess I was just listening to the wrong brand of country music--the "new" stuff they play on the radio these days. Well, I just heard Johnny Cash and I can't say that I dislike country anymore. Johnny Cash is like noone else I've heard in country. He brings a rough and tough edge to many of his songs that is nonexistent in most country where they just sing about their pickup trucks or how their "daddy" taught them some lesson. Half the time they're just crying about some lost love. Maybe Cash does a little bit of this, but not much. He really makes all the other male country artists sound like a bunch of pansys. San Quentin, I Walk the Line, Folsum Prison Blues, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Silver Cord |