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| 07/31/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I recently ponied up for the remastered CD of this fascinating & decidedly uncommercial collaboration between two of the great unsung guitar heroes of the pop/punk phase of the 1980s. And while it's disappointing on one hand that no bonus tracks of unreleased material/alternate takes of the compositions were included (and most likely exist somewhere in Mr. Fripp's formidable library of tapes) it is a genuine pleasure to finally have this vastly under-rated little album available on CD. I would heartily recommend it to any fan looking to expand either the Andy...

Nightnoise Bleu - Nightnoise, Dunning, Brian The Kid in the Cot The Tryst Reviewed on 11/21/2009... Nightnoise music is the best new-age blend of celtic, classsical, and jazz ever invented. 1 of 1 member(s) found this review helpful. CD Reviews (4 out of 5 stars) "If you are looking for simple lyrics and a gentle Celtic sound, you've come to the right CD. The Tryst has a slow and uplifting but slightly melancholy sound, while the piano on Through The Castle Garden builds into the song beautifully. Snow Is Lightly Falling features the singer's lovely voice and longing lyrics that suit the ti...

Lucky Clark On Music: Ben Cosgrove Pianist/composer to release new album, ‘The Trouble With Wilderness’ April 23. Share Ben Cosgrove Photo courtesy of Ben Cosgrove Back in the 90’s, New Age Music was doing very well due, for the most part, by the artists on the Windham Hill Records label. During that period, I interviewed and reviewed quite a lot of folks and their albums of primarily instrumental music. Recently, I received notification of an album called “The Trouble With Wilderness” by pianist/composer Ben Cosgrove and when I listened to the link I was sent, I was immediately t...

Cuban missiles, Jane Goodall and Citizen Kane docs all share ties to Monroe composer Keith Loria FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Composer Brian Keane has scored more than 150 albums for documentaries.Courtesy of Brian Keane / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Composer Brian Keane has scored more than 150 albums for documentaries.Courtesy of Brian Keane / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 Composer Brian Keane has scored more than 150 albums for documentaries.Courtesy of Brian Keane / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 5of6 Composer Brian Keane has scored more than 150 albums for ...

Taj Mahal   Blues Ain't Nothin' Senor Blues   Release Date: 4/18/2000 Album Type: Import (5 out of 5 stars) "From Calypso to Delta Blues, Jump Jive to Crescent City Boogie, nothing he can't do - Taj Mahal is the Afro-Musicale in todays "World of Music". Mahal takes the old Hank Williams country standard "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS" with a soulful twist. Soul is the name of the game with "MR. PITIFUL" an Otis Redding Tune. Taj's makes it very clear with "NEED YOUR LOVIN'" everyday, with a non-stop catchy beat, and hold on with "I'M READY" a big, big "Fats" Domino selection. Sophisticat...