A collection of greatest hits from former Grupo Límite member Alicia Villarreal from all three of her solo discs -- 2001's Soy Lo Prohibido, 2004's Cuando el Corazon Se Cruza, and 2006's Orgullo de Mujer, with a majority coming from the fir...
Photographer: Andy Earl.Songs about matters of the heart are Michael McDonald's bread and butter. In fact, the word "heart" is used several times on this and other McDonald releases (another of the artist's favorite words is "fool," whic...
The Black Keys: Dan Auerbach (vocals, guitar); Gabe Fulvimar (Moog synthesizer, keyboards); Patrick Carney (drums).Recorded Synth Etiquette Analog Sound, Akron, Ohio between January and February 2002.On paper, two Ohio white guys form...
The Black Keys: Dan Auerbach (vocals, guitar); Patrick Carney (drums).Principally recorded at Studio 45, Akron, Ohio.While the vast majority of post-punk bands who have an obvious taste for the blues seem to enjoy taking the style apa...
Appearing just eight years after IN THE SPIRIT: A CHRISTMAS ALBUM, THIS CHRISTMAS recycles a heavy chunk of that 2001 holiday affair, repeating "White Christmas/Winter Wonderland," "Peace," "On This Night," and "Children Go Where We Send Th...
Liner Note Author: Dean Rudland.The mostly instrumental albums of British keyboardist James Taylor are as diverse as they are accomplished, running the spectrum between skinny-necktie '60s (The Money Spyder) and contemporary jazz (In the...
Personnel: James Ingram (vocals, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, programming, background vocals); Michael McDonald (vocals, synthesizer); William Owsley III, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Hubert Laws (alto flute); Jeremy Lubbock, Keith Thomas ...
This budget priced CD reissue features remastered sound but no bonus tracks.Michael McDonald's first solo album after leaving the Doobie Brothers, 1982's IF THAT'S WHAT IT TAKES, is best known for its Top 5 hit single, "I Keep Forgettin'...
James Taylor Quartet includes: James Taylor (Hammond organ); Allison Limerick (vocals).Released in 1995, In the Hand of the Inevitable is the most curious of all of the James Taylor Quartet's recordings. After helping to usher in the aci...
The Black Keys: Dan Auerbach (vocals, guitar, guitars); Patrick Carney (drums).Personnel: Marc Ribot (guitar); Ralph Carney (e flat clarinet); Danger Mouse (piano, organ, Moog synthesizer).Audio Mixers: Danger Mouse; Kentaro Takahaski...
Initially planned as a collaboration between the Black Keys and Ike Turner, ATTACK AND RELEASE became solely a Black Keys project when Turner died in late 2007. Under the producing hand of Danger Mouse--who had introduced the Akron duo to T...
Audio Mixer: "Teenage" Dave Salley.Liner Note Author: David Leaf.Editor: "Teenage" Dave Salley."If you think this is going to be a whole evening of anecdotes about dead people...you're basically right," Jimmy Webb tells his audienc...
It's easy to think of the Black Keys as the flip side of the White Stripes. They both hail from the Midwest, they both work a similar garage blues ground and both have color-coded names. If they're not quite kissing cousins, they're certain...
James Taylor (Organ/Keys): Nigel Price (guitar); James Taylor (Hammond b-3 organ); Andrew McKinney (bass guitar); Adam Betts (drums).Personnel: Donna Gardier, Joy Rose, Tyrone Henry (vocals, background vocals); Nigel Wallace Price (guita...