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Rhythm & Romance
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»rank: 786
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:Legendary saxophonist extraordinario Kenny G returns with this romantic collection of Latin music, featuring original songs and classic favorites. Contemporary love songs with a Latin twist!!! Kenny G: THE SMOOTH JAZZ KING! Has SOLD MORE THAN 38 MILLION CDs in his career! He's been named the 25th ALL-TIME HIGHEST-SELLING ARTIST IN AMERICA by the RIAA GRAMMY AWARD WINNER! Has had 12 #1 BILLBOARD CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ALBUMS in his career
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The Very Best of Otis Redding
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»rank: 348
Editorial Product Review: :No other Otis compilation quite satisfies the way the old double-LP best-of does, but never mind: any way you hear Redding's many great moments is a good one. The Very Best splits ballads and up-tempo stuff half-and-half, letting you hear the great one's humanity in every mood--the pile-driving rock of 'Respect,' the preaching fervor of 'Try a Little Tenderness,' the nascent reflection of 'Dock of the Bay.' A record collection with no Otis is a poor thing: ...
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Greatest Hit Singles
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»rank: 1228
Editorial Product Review: :No other Otis compilation quite satisfies the way the old double-LP best-of does, but never mind: any way you hear Redding's many great moments is a good one. The Very Best splits ballads and up-tempo stuff half-and-half, letting you hear the great one's humanity in every mood--the pile-driving rock of 'Respect,' the preaching fervor of 'Try a Little Tenderness,' the nascent reflection of 'Dock of the Bay.' A record collection with no Otis is a poor thing: ...
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Exclusive
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»rank: 483
Editorial Product Review: :It's not because of the irresistible banger that is 'Kiss Kiss,' and it's not because he's rounded up a guest roster that reaches across the hip-hop universe and pulls T-Pain, Big Boi, and Kanye into orbit: Exclusive solidifies Chris Brown's rise in modern R&B circles because it's a tight, stylish album that reeks of major-career potential. Yes, he's straddling the grown and sexy thing even though he's not yet out of his teens (see 'With You,' 'You,' ...
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The Isaac Hayes Movement
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»rank: 994
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:24-bit remastered reissue of the Stax soul classic, originally released in 1970.
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Portrait of a Legend 1951-1964
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»rank: 713
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:24-bit remastered reissue of the Stax soul classic, originally released in 1970.
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41 Original Hits From The Soundtrack Of American Graffiti
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»rank: 499
Editorial Product Review: :For those of us who grew up in the '70s, this drive-in compilation of '50s and '60s rock and doo-wop, complete with Wolfman Jack introductions, was our introduction to this music. There are 41 jukebox hits here, and every one of them is a classic of its time (although two tracks--'At the Hop' and 'She's so Fine' are covers by the revival band Flash Cadillac & the Continental Kids). In his 1973 movie, director George Lucas used ...
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Encanto
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»rank: 530
Editorial Product Review:Album Description: Brazilian music legend Sergio Mendes spins his remarkable magic on his newest recording, a bona fide classic! This is a kaleidoscopic album that underscores the maestro's ear for addictive melodies, as well as his ability to cast incredibly talented singers and musicians from all over the world
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Amos Lee
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»rank: 719
Editorial Product Review: :Though Amos Lee's music is frequently described as a fusion of folk and soul, such an equation fails to reflect the singular artistry of this impressive debut. Like labelmate Norah Jones (who guests on two cuts), the Philadelphia singer-songwriter recognizes the power of simplicity, distilling an emotional essence that cuts across categories. The opening of his 'Seen It All Before' echoes Bob Dylan's 'Knockin' on Heaven's Door'; the stunning 'Arms of a Woman' channels Otis Redding's 'I've ...
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Step Up 2: The Streets
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»rank: 850
Editorial Product Review: :Though Amos Lee's music is frequently described as a fusion of folk and soul, such an equation fails to reflect the singular artistry of this impressive debut. Like labelmate Norah Jones (who guests on two cuts), the Philadelphia singer-songwriter recognizes the power of simplicity, distilling an emotional essence that cuts across categories. The opening of his 'Seen It All Before' echoes Bob Dylan's 'Knockin' on Heaven's Door'; the stunning 'Arms of a Woman' channels Otis Redding's 'I've ...
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