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Mozart for Mothers-To-Be: Tender Lullabies for Mother and Child

Mozart for Mothers-To-Be: Tender Lullabies for Mother and Child

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25 Classical Favorites

25 Classical Favorites

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from: Vox (Classical)





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25 Romantic Classics

25 Romantic Classics

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25 Baroque Favorites

25 Baroque Favorites

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Mozart at Midnight

Mozart at Midnight

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Violin Adagios

Violin Adagios

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Berlioz: La Damnation de Faust

Berlioz: La Damnation de Faust

»rank: 66602

from: EMI Classics


0ur opinion: :Specially priced 2-CD set in space-saving brilliant box with accompanying three-language booklet. Digitally remastered to the highest standards at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios.



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40 Famous Marches

40 Famous Marches

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from: Decca


0ur opinion: :Specially priced 2-CD set in space-saving brilliant box with accompanying three-language booklet. Digitally remastered to the highest standards at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios.



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Sentimental Favorites (25)

Sentimental Favorites (25)

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from: Vox (Classical)


0ur opinion: :Specially priced 2-CD set in space-saving brilliant box with accompanying three-language booklet. Digitally remastered to the highest standards at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios.



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Jessye Norman Classics

Jessye Norman Classics

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by: Giuseppe Verdi, Francis Poulenc, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Georges Bizet, Richard Strauss, Henry Purcell, Franz Schubert, Hector Berlioz, Johannes Brahms, Gustav Mahler, George Gershwin, Charles Gounod, New Philharmonia Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Orchestre National de France, Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Lamberto Gardelli, Sir Colin Davis, Seiji Ozawa, Kurt Masur, Raymond Leppard, Alexander Gibson, Jessye Norman


0ur opinion: :Specially priced 2-CD set in space-saving brilliant box with accompanying three-language booklet. Digitally remastered to the highest standards at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios.



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by S. P. Fjestad, Steven P. Fjestad
$26.37

Average customer rating: 4.5 ISBN: 1886768676

by Peter Braun
$23.10

Average customer rating: 5.0 ISBN: 0789209047

by R. S. Yeoman, Kenneth Bressett

Average customer rating: 5.0 ISBN: 0794820379
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Tab Benoit's album titles leave little doubt as to where he's from or the music he plays. Brother to the Blues, Fever for the Bayou, Wetlands, and now Power of the Pontchartrain exude the sweaty Louisiana swamp, blues, and R&B inherent in their names. But that only tells part of the story--the rest is in the grooves where Benoit's distinctive, grainy voice and tough Telecaster leads bring soul, grit, and intensity to a sound already infused with an earthy sensibility. There's more of the same on this disc, but that's no criticism. Benoit generally sticks with others' songs here, yet he unearths hidden gems. Julie Miller's "Midnight and Lonesome" is dragged into the murky swamps as a driving ballad with eerie qualities that live up to its name. Miller and husband Buddy are also credited with the righteous-yet-rugged gospel of "Shelter Me." "Somebody's Got to Go," originally by Lonnie Johnson, gets a crisp, frisky makeover, and even Buffalo Springfield's crusty "For What It's Worth" takes a swim in the muddy waters of Benoit's home state, with a little help of some altered, post-Katrina lyrics. The guitarist lets his Cajun influences fly on the bouncy rhythms of "Sac-Au-Lait Fishing," the album's only original, and shifts into pleading Otis Redding mode for the aching blues ballad "I'm Guilty of Lovin' You." The Chicago-by-way-of-the-Delta shuffle of "One Foot in the Bayou" is also an apt description of Benoit's approach. He touches on a variety of Americana styles, yet always keeps part of himself planted firmly in the wetlands of his roots. --Hal Horowitz


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