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ONE WAY CD Issue 12 |
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1.
Tom Waits - “Metropolitan Glide”
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Real Gone - Anti-
New
York Times: “...Mr. Waits sings in a subterranean whisper,
then whistles with an almost unbearable sweetness. Like an altar
built of barbed wire, scrap metal, and broken glass, Real Gone
hammers ungraceful materials into something like beauty.”
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Dianne Reeves - “Little Drummer Boy”
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Christmas Time Is Here - Blue Note
With
her strong, agile voice, rhythmic virtuosity, and improvisational
ease, Dianne Reeves was clearly born of jazz. But music, she feels,
should have “no boundaries,”so her singing draws upon
a world of influences: Africa, Brazil, and the Caribbean; gospel
and R&B; classic and contemporary pop. Three time Grammy winner
delivers her award-winning jazz vocals.
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Judith Owen - “Christmas With The Devil”
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Christmas In July - Century Of Progress
This
jazzy Celt emigre presents an emotionally earnest, yet wry look
at the holiday season on her current CD Christmas In July
which conjures the chill of snow even while the Santa Anas blow.
A daring reinterpretation of Spinal Tap’s “Christmas With
The Devil” showcases her puckish whimsy and features husband,
actor/humorist, Harry Shearer.
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The Music - “Breakin”
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Welcome To the North - Capitol
“An
updated Led Zeppelin with the arrogant swagger of The Verve”
-Blender
“The biggest rock record we’ll hear from either side of
the Atlantic this year” - NME
Welcome to the North - the new album by The Music featuring the
hit singles
“Breakin’” and “Freedom Fighters”
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5.
Neko Case - “If You Knew”
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The Tigers Have Spoken - Anti-
“Neo-country
diva Neko Case’s live album The Tigers Have Spoken features
stunning new material, though most impressive is Case’s ability
to turn obscure tracks from the likes of Buffy Sainte-Marie into
shimmering, spine-tingling classics.” - ELLE MAGAZINE
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The Exies - “Ugly”
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Head For The Door - Virgin
Head
for the Door is the second release from this LA-based band.
The band has recently done dates with Velvet Revolver and Breaking
Benjamin, and will be on tour through most of 2005. The lead single
“Ugly” is racing up the rock radio charts and has been
used by The Mountain (including the band performing the song
in a club on the show), and by the WWE.
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7.
Dianne Reeves - “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas”
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Christmas Time Is Here - Blue Note
With
her strong, agile voice, rhythmic virtuosity, and improvisational
ease, Dianne Reeves was clearly born of jazz. But music, she feels,
should have “no boundaries,”so her singing draws upon
a world of influences: Africa, Brazil, and the Caribbean; gospel
and R&B; classic and contemporary pop. Three time Grammy winner
delivers her award-winning jazz vocals.
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Judith Owen - “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”
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Christmas In July - Century Of Progress
This
jazzy Celt emigre presents an emotionally earnest, yet wry look
at the holiday season on her current CD Christmas In July
which conjures the chill of snow even while the Santa Anas blow.
A daring reinterpretation of Spinal Tap’s “Christmas With
The Devil” showcases her puckish whimsy and features husband,
actor/humorist, Harry Shearer.
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Unified Tribe - “Sleigh Ride”
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Sleigh Ride - Unified Tribe
Not
just now, but throughout the year, we each deserve a gift. A hug,
a laugh, a song. A little reminder that we’re all on this planet
together and that it’s our connection to each other that gets
us through each day and each season. So, on behalf of Unified Tribe
and ONE WAY, may your season be filled with joy and good times.
Happy Holidays!
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NSW - “Oh Sleeper”
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Something You Can Use - Unkept
NSW
is a band from Los Angeles that formed after meeting in one of the
most unlikely places . . . a church! Something You Can Use
was created to document the music used on a weekly basis in the
modern rock setting of NewSong, San Dimas. Their record label’s
catch phase is a perfect description of NSW’s latest effort:
“where ancient truth and modern music meet.”.
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