Tracklista:1. A 1000 Times2. Sick As a Dog3. Rough Going (I Don't Let Up)4. In a Black Out5. Peaceful Morning6. When the Truth Is...7. You Ain't That Young Kid8. The Bride's Dad9. The Morning Stars10. 1959 (Feat. Angel Deradoorian)
Tracklista:1. Beginning2. 443. (Come On) Join the 5004. Just Adjust to It5. The 44th Module6. Golden Digits of Devilry7. I Heart Fonda 5008. Mattermathiques9. The Hi Fidelity Return of the Lo Fidelity Spaceman (Mexican Splashdown)10. Helicoptore11. Come On Get Lost in Musique12. Joined Up Minds13. The Hearts That Rarely Roar14. Elektrik Soundz15. Warmth & Wonder (Simultaneous Island Dream)16. Everlasting Song of Summer Suns17. The End Is the Beginning
1. They Don't Even Like You 2. Take The Lovers Home Tonight 3. F Me Mummy I Feel Ugly 4. Father In Heaven 5. Own Sensation 6. Oh Yeah You Look Quite Nice 7. Don't You Know That You Love Her? 8. Far Away 9. Medieval Soul 10. Ron Dawn From Var 11. Who Art You Girls? 12. Even Time Will Destory Me
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Baby, I Don't Have to Worry 2. I'm a Rattlesnakin' Daddy 3. I'm Climbin' on Top of the Hill 4. Ain't It a Crying Shame 5. Looking for My Woman 6. Rag, Mama, Rag 7. Rag, Mama, Rag 8. Baby, You Gotta Change Your Mind 9. Evil Hearted Woman 10. My Brownskin Sugar Plum 11. Somebody's Been Playing With That Thing 12. Log Cabin Blues 13. Log Cabin Blues 14. Homesick and Lonesome Blues 15. Walking My Troubles Away 16. Walking My Troubles Away 17. Black and Tan 18. Keep Away from My Woman 19. Keep Away from My Woman 20. Baby You Got to Do Better 21. Big Bed Blues 22. Truckin' My Blues Away 23. (I Got a Woman Crazy for Me) She's Funny That Way 24. Cat Man Blues 25. Cat Man Blues CD 2 1. When Your Gal Packs Up and Leaves 2. Mama Let Me Lay It On You 3. If You Don't Give Me What I Want 4. Boots and Shoes 5. Trucking My Blues Away 6. Trucking My Blues Away 7. Sweet Honey Hole 8. Untrue Blues 9. Tom Cat Blues 10. My Baby Don't Mean Me No Good 11. Been Your Dog 12. My Best Gal Gonna Leave Me 13. Wires All Down 14. Let Me Squeeze Your Lemon 15. Death Alley 16. Mamie 17. Mamie 18. New Oh Red! 19. If You See My Pigmeat 20. Stingy Mama 21. Why Don't My Baby Write to Me 22. Some Day You're Gonna Be Sorry 23. You Never Can Tell 24. Put You Back in the Jail 25. Walking and Looking Blues CD 3 1. Bulldog Blues 2. Where My Woman USTA Lay 3. Working Man Blues 4. Weeping Willow 5. Corrine What Makes You Treat Me So 6. Stealing Bo-Hog 7. Worried Evil Man Blues 8. Bull Dog Blues 9. Break of Day Blues 10. Oh Zee Zas Rag 11. Throw Your Yas Yas Back in Jail 12. Snake Woman Blues 13. Mojo Hidin' Woman 14. Steel Hearted Woman 15. Ain't No Gettin' Along 16. Careless Love 17. New Louise Louise Blues 18. Mistreater, You're Going to Be Sorry 19. Bye Bye Baby Blues 20. Looking for My Woman No. 2 21. Shaggy Like a Bear 22. Ten O'Clock Peeper 23. Hungry Calf Blues 24. Too Many Women Blues 25. Oozin' You Off My Mind CD 4 1. Shake That Shimmy 2. Heart Ease Blues 3. I'm Going to Move (To the Edge of Town) 4. Pistol Snapper Blues 5. Mean and No Good Woman 6. Georgia Ham Mama 7. Piccolo Rag 8. Funny Feeling Blues 9. Painful Hearted Man 10. You've Got to Move It Out 11. Mama Let Me Lay It on You No. 2 12. Meat Shakin' Woman 13. I'm a Good Stem Wonder 14. What's That Smells Like Fish 15. She's a Truckin' Little Baby 16. Jivin' Woman Blues 17. You're Laughing Now 18. Stop Jivin' Me Mama 19. Long Time Trucker 20. Big House Bound 21. Flyin' Airplane Blues 22. Get Your Yas Yas Out 23. Jitterbug Rag 24. Screaming and Crying Blues 25. Blacksnakin' Jiver
Ósma studyjna płyta pochodzącej z Massachusetts i istniejącej już blisko 20 lat formacji All That Remains. Kiedyś byli w awangardzie metalcore'a, teraz ich muzyka poza elementami tego podgatunku metalu, zawiera także elementy melodyjnego hard rocka.Brzmienie płycie "Madness" nadał laureat Grammy Howard Benson (m.in. Papa Roach, Seether, Motörhead). Całość promowały kompozycja tytułowa oraz mocny metalowy utwór "Safe House"."To typowy All That Remains, jednak taki, jakiego jeszcze nigdy nie słyszeliście" - zapowiadał materiał wokalista Phil Labonte.Kapela do tej pory umieściła cztery płyty w Top 25 notowania "Billboardu", a łączna sprzedaż jej albumów na świecie to ponad milion kopii, a singli przeszło 1,5 mln.
In the summer and early autumn of 1781, Joseph Haydn began work on the six quartets we know today as Op. 33, or more eruditely as Hoboken III: 37-42. They are also known popularly as the “Jungferne” quartets, the “Russian” quartets and “gli scherzi”.In the late autumn of that year, Haydn sent letters to several “gentleman amateurs, great connoisseurs and patrons of music” inviting them to subscribe to manuscript parts of “for the price of 6 ducats… 6 Quartets for 2 violins, viola and violoncello concertante… written in a new and special way.” That Haydn was in a position to send such a letter was due to the wonderful gift Prince Nicolaus Esterhazy gave his Kapellmeister in 1779 – license to write whatever works he chose for sale outside of his duties at the Esterhazy court.Haydn’s German phrase describing the pieces was “von einer Neu, gantz besonderer Art”, so indeed, Haydn’s “new and special way” might also be rendered as “new and completely different” or even “novel and entirely exquisite”.To put the price into perspective, a decent set of clothes tailored in Vienna cost 7 Ducats; Haydn’s official salary from the Prince was 600 Ducats/annum, although in fact, with additional awards, his earnings were nearer 1000. Three of Haydn’s letters trying to sell subscriptions for the quartets still exist. The first is addressed to Johann Kaspar Lavater, a Swiss poet, and one of the leading exponents of the Sturm und Drang movement. The second is addressed to Robert Schlecht, Cistercian Abbott of Salmannsweiler in Land Baden (a musically significant hub) a repeat customer, having acquired Haydn’s Symphony No. 24 in 1773. The third is to Prince Oettingen-Wallerstein, whose court was a hotbed of chamber music activity. Beyond hiring an excellent orchestra and fine composers, he encouraged traveling musicians to perform at court there, hosting, among many others, Beethoven in 1787 and Haydn on his first journey to London, in 1791. Haydn anticipated selling 16 such subscriptions, representing approximately one sixth of his annual official pay. In December, 1781, he sent the quartets to his primary publisher, the Viennese house of Artaria, understanding that they would be published after he had satisfied his subscribers. Artaria, however, had the pieces engraved very quickly, and offered them for sale on December 29, 1781. This enraged Haydn, who stood to lose a considerable sum, and he immediately ceased all further correspondence with Artaria (Artaria’s selling price for the engraved quartets was 4 gulden, which represented about 14% of the 6 Ducats Haydn was asking for the manuscript parts). Two weeks later, realizing perhaps the advantage of the long-term relationship with Artaria, Haydn had calmed down; within a month of that, Haydn offered the quartets to Hummel in Berlin, and Forester in London, both of whom published them that year. The Hummel edition featured an engraving of a young maiden, or “Jungferne”, the first of the popular names for the quartets. All of this activity points to the significance and popularity of the works, which were consumed almost exclusively by amateur performers; the notion of a public, professional string quartet concert in most of Europe was still several decades away. The first documented performance of the quartets was in the chambers of the Russian Grand Duke Paul (later Tsar Paul I). Haydn inscribed a dedication on the manuscript copy of the quartets that he gave to the Grand Duke, hence the second popular nickname, the “Russian” Quartets. The third popular name, “gli scherzi” or “the Jokes”, speaks to the music itself. For the first time in his quartets, Haydn replaces the minuet movement with one entitled scherzo; while all six movements share essentially the same form, they demonstrate incredible variety of texture and invention. In the trio section of the scherzo of Op. 33, No. 2 in E flat major (Hob. III: 38, which is itself known as “the Joke”), Haydn specifies fingerings in the first violin part that imply sliding between the pitches (perhaps a slightly tipsy tavern fiddler?). The last movement of the same piece features an elaborate joke, with several false endings, finishing with precisely the same two measures as it began. Haydn again uses the technique of reprise in the opening movement of Op. 33, No. 5 (Hob. III: 41, the “How do you do?”) again using a two-measure unit. As these pieces were intended for private consumption, they are also full of jokes for the performers themselves. One of our favourites is in the last movement of Op. 33, No. 4 (Hob. III: 40), in which the first violinist has awkward string crossings at breakneck speed, while the second violinist essentially fills in the first violinist’s part in the higher octave; what we hear is a simple line, what we see is Haydn torturing the first violinist, making him work a great deal harder than absolutely necessary!
Tracklista: 1. Prologue2. You Don't Know How Lucky You Are3. Charon4. Oliver Dalston Browning5. Sarah Minor6. Small Hands7. Flesh and Bone8. Nests9. Not That You'd Even Notice10. Party Song
Tracklista:1. Introduction/Morning Ride2. Svengali/Frantic Holiday3. Change Partners4. Baubles, Bangles & Beads/Mack the Knife5. Man With the Blues/Young Man's Lament/Like Young6. Old MacDonald On a Trip/Holiday for Strings7. St. James Infirmary8. Astaire Medley One9. Like Fast10. The Afterbeat11. That Face12. My Blue Heaven13. A Girl in Calico14. Night Train15. My Baby16. Waltzing Matilda17. Sophisticated Lady1. Astaire Medley Two2. The Afterbeat (Reprise)3. Romeo and Juliet Overture4. Miss Otis Regrets6. Sweet Georgia Brown5. Not Now (I'll Tell You When)7. Valse Triste8. We Have to Dance Or Else No Pay9. Sheik of Araby10. Blues Medley11. Astaire Medley Three12. Anitra's Shuffle13. I've Got You On My Mind (Alternate Take)14. A Fine Romance (Alternate Take)15. Waltz in Swing (Un-issued Take)16. They Can't Take That Away from Me17. Change Partners (Alternate Version)18. The Astaire19. Jack and the Beanstalk20. Dearly Beloved
Tracklista: 1. Don't Poke The Bear 2. Grey House 3. Things People Want 4. Who's Wearing The Trousers 5. Jealousy Is A Powerful Emotion 6. Friends Make The Worst Enemies 7. Feeling My Heart Run Slow 8. You Don't Really Know Someone Til You Fall Out With Them 9. Can't Get Fairer Than That 10. Feel Like I Wanna Stay 11. The Inner Wheel
Tracklista: CD 1 1. You'll Never Know 2. Sunday, Monday Or Always 3. Close To You 4. People Will Say We're In Love 5. Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' 6. I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night 7. A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening 8. Night And Day 9. White Christmas 10. I Dream Of You (More Than You Dream I Do) 11. If You Are But A Dream 12. Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night In The Week) 13. What Makes The Sunset? 14. Dream 15. I Should Care 16. Homesick, That's All 17. If I Loved You 18. You'll Never Walk Alone 19. Don't Forget Tonight Tomorrow 20. Nancy (With The Laughing Face) 21. The House I Live In 22. Day By Day 23. Oh! What It Seemed To Be CD 2 1. Full Moon And Empty Arms 2. All Through The Day 3. They Say It's Wonderful 4. The Girl That I Marry 5. From This Day Forward 6. Something Old, Something New 7. Five Minutes More 8. Begin The Beguine 9. The Coffee Song 10. The Things We Did Last Summer 11. September Song 12. This Is The Night 13. That's How Much I Love You 14. I Believe 15. Mam'selle 16. Stella By Starlight 17. Time After Time 18. Almost Like Being In Love 19. I Have But One Heart (O' Marenariello) 20. Aintcha Ever Coming Back 21. Christmas Dreaming (A Little Early This Year) 22. So Far 23. A Fellow Needs A Girl CD 3 1. The Dum Dot Song 2. You're My Girl 3. What'll I Do 4. My Cousin Louella 5. But Beautiful 6. All Of Me 8. Nature Boy 7. It Only Happens When I Dance With You 9. Just For Now 10. Everybody Loves Somebody 11. Autumn In New York 12. Sunflower 13. Some Enchanted Evening 14. The Huckle Buck 15. Bali Ha'i 16. Let's Take An Old-Fashioned Walk (With Doris Day) 17. Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go) 18. That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) 19. The Old Master Painter 20. Sorry 21. Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy 22. God's Country 23. American Beauty Rose CD 4 1. Goodnight Irene 2. One Finger Melody 3. Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You) 4. You're The One 5. We Kiss In A Shadow 6. Mama Will Bark (With Dagmar) 7. I'm A Fool To Want You 8. Castle Rock 9. I Hear A Rhapsody 10. Bim Bam Baby 11. Azure Te (Paris Blues) 12. The Birth Of The Blues 13. I'm Walking Behind You 14. Lean Baby 15. I've Got The World On A String 16. My One And Only Love 17. From Here To Eternity 18. South Of The Border 19. Young At Heart 20. Don't Worry About Me 21. I Could Have Told You 22. Three Coins In The Fountain 23. The Gal That Got Away CD 5 1. Half As Lovely Twice As True 2. It Worries Me 3. Melody Of Love 4. Learnin' The Blues 5. You My Love 6. Not As A Stranger 7. Same Old Saturday Night 8. Fairy Tale 9. Love And Marriage 10. (Love Is The) Tender Trap 11. Flowers Mean Forgiveness 12. You'll Get Yours 13. How Little We Know, How Little It Matters 14. Five Hundred Guys 15. You're Sensational 16. Wait For Me (Johnny Concho Theme) 17. Hey, Jealous Lover 18. Can I Steal A Little Love? 19. Your Love For Me 20. Crazy Love 21. So Long, My Love 22. You're Cheatin' Yourself 23. All The Way CD 6 1. Chicago 2. Witchcraft 3. Tell Her You Love Her 4. How Are Ya Fixed For Love 5. Same Old Song And Dance 6. Mr. Success 7. To Love And Be Loved 8. French Foreign Legion 9. High Hopes 10. Talk To Me 11. It's Nice To Go Trav'ling 12. River Stay Away From My Door 13. Nice 'N' Easy 14. Ol' Mac Donald 15. The Second Time Around 16. My Blue Heaven 17. Granada 18. I'll Be Seeing You 19. The Coffee Song 20. Pocketful Of Miracles 21. The Moon Was Yellow 22. Stardust 23. Ev'rybody's Twistin' 24. Me And My Shadow (With Sammy Davis Jr.)