Photographer: Miranda Penn Turin.

Includes liner notes by Tony Middleton.
Harlequin's two previous releases of Carmen Miranda's work focus on the material that made her famous in Brazil. This one spotlights the songs that brought her fame in the U.S. The sources for this...

Personnel: Randy Scruggs (guitar, banjo, mandolin); Jay Joyce, Richard Bennett (guitar); Greg Leisz (steel guitar, dobro); John Jarvis (piano); Glenn Worf (upright bass); Matt Chamberlain (drums, percussion); Allison Moorer, Patty Loveless, Brandi...

Miranda July's The Binet-Simon Test is one of the most bizarrely fascinating releases Kill Rock Stars has ever put out. It's not really music in a conventional sense as much as it's a post-riot grrrl indie-punk take on Laurie Anderson's early...

While Miranda Lambert's first two albums spun tales of kerosene fires, bar fights, and firearmed vengeance, REVOLUTION finds the Texan taking some degree of comfort in her relationship with Blake Shelton, whose influence helps govern the album's...

Personnel: Yomo Toro (tres); Ralph Castrello, Larry Spencer (trumpet); Leopoldo Pineda, Lewis Kahn (trombone); Larry Harlow (piano); Frankie Rodriguez (congas); Manny Oquendo (bongos); Phil Newsum (timbales).
Audio Mixers: Irv Greenbaum; Larry...

Personnel: Ismael Miranda (vocals, guiro, maracas); Ismael Quintana (vocals); Bob Bianco (guitar); Nelson Gonzalez (tres); Pete Yellin (tenor saxophone); Mariano Rodriguez, Alfredo Armenteros, Victor Paz, Charles Camilleri, Carlos de Leon (trumpet);...

Photographer: Miranda Penn Turin.

Recording information: Staygold Studio, Brooklyn, NY.
Created during a month's worth of late-night recording sessions, The Magician's Private Library exhibits the sort of atmospheric, 3 a.m. ambience once popularized by the likes of Mazzy Star...

Liner Note Author: Jaime Torres Torres.
Puerto Rican singer Ismael Miranda has had a pretty impressive career, both as an interpreter of songs and as a composer in his own right, so it makes choosing just 16 tracks a difficult prospect. That...

Personnel: Luis García (tres); Mariano Morales (piano); Diego Galé (guiro, timbales); Oscar Abueta (maracas).
Liner Note Authors: Ismael Miranda; Mario Marrero.
Recording information: Codiscos, S.A. Medellín; MAS, Sabana Seca, Puerto Rico;...

Personnel: Holly Miranda (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, toy piano, synthesizer, sleigh bell).
Audio Mixer: Chris Moore .
Recording information: Staygold Studio, Brooklyn, NY.
Photographer: Sebastian Mlynarski.
Created during...

Audio Mixer: Mike Wrucke.
Liner Note Author: Judy Forde-Blair.
While Miranda Lambert's first two albums spun tales of kerosene fires, bar fights, and firearmed vengeance, REVOLUTION finds the Texan taking some degree of comfort in her...

Personnel: Luis García, Luis Garcia (tres); Morists Jiménez (trombone); Mariano Morales (piano); Sammy García (congas); Diego Galé (bongos, guiro, timbales); Richie Bastar (bongos); Oscar Abueta (maracas).
Liner Note Author: Ismael...

Argentina's Miranda! play live on this 2005 recording; includes a segue into Ah-ha's "Take on Me" and "Navidad."
Personnel: Alejandro Sergi (vocals); Lolo Fuentes (guitar).
Recording information: El Teatro Gran Rex...

Personnel: Miranda July (vocals); Donovan Skirvin (guitar, drums, sampler); Summer Mastous (keyboards); Rachel (drums).
Recording information: Dub Narcotic.
Unknown Contributor Role: Rachel.
The entirety of 10 Million Hours a Mile is...