Tracklista: 1. Man In A Garage 2. True Skool 3. Just For The Kick 4. Walk A Mile In My Shoes 5. Mr Nichols 6. A Whistle And A Prayer 7. Everything Is Under Control 8. Boogieman 9. Aid Dealer 10. This Island Earth 11. Colours The Soul 12. Sound Mirrors
Tracklista: 1. Never Enders2. I Know It Was You3. My Own Hometown4. Twice5. This Time6. I've Been Wrong Before7. I Want a Love8. Us9. Here We Go Again10. Back Again
Fantastyczny amerykański gitarzysta bluesowy i bluesrockowy, laureat Grammy Gary Clark Jr., prezentuje album „This Land”. Krążek jest promowany przez singiel o tej samej nazwie. „This Land” to utwór który ma głębokie i ważne przesłanie, nawiązujące do tego, co dzieje się w Ameryce w minionych kilkunastu miesiącach. Teledysk to piosenki wyreżyserowała Savanah Leaf. Zdjęcia odbyły się w Austin w Teksasie, rodzinnym mieście Gary'ego Clarka Jr. Album „This Land” będzie następcą „The Story of Sonny Boy Slim” z 2015 roku, który dotarł do ósmego miejsca na „Billboardzie”. Gary połączył na nim bliskie sobie style muzyki, czyli soul, rock 'n' rolla, bluesa, jazz, hip-hop, reggae, a nawet punka.
Tracklista: 1. Is This The End 2. Lp 3. Outer Rim 4. Glow 5. Rebirth Of A Song 6. Run 7. Tongedicht 8. Secret 9. This Is What I'm Asking For 10. Wiegenlied
1: Dumb Waiters2: Pretty in Pink3: I Wanna Sleep With You4: No Tears5: Mr. Jones6: Into You Like a Train7: It Goes On8: So Run Down9: All of This and Nothing10: She Is Mine11: Mr. Jones12: So Run Down13: All of This and Nothing
Tracklista:1. I Still Remember2. You Were the First3. This Is Great Britain4. Telford Tune5. At This Stage of My Life6. If I Had All the Money in the World7. Dad's Dancing8. Lookalike Rag9. Mary's Song10. Skye Lament11. Until the Fat Lady Sings
Tracklista:1. The Gap of Dreams/Nia's Jig/The Beekeeper2. The Month of January3. Seán Sa Cheo/Tuar/Oíche Fheidhmieúil (A Spirited Night)4. Bacach Shíl Andaí5. The Piper in the Cave/An Ghaoth Aniar Aneas6. Níon A' Bhaoigheallaigh7. The Tullaghan Lasses/The Cameronian/The Pigeon On the Gate8. An Bealach Seo 'Tá Romham (This Road Ahead of Me)9. Dark Inishowen10. The Templehouse Strathspew & Reel/John Mhosey McGinley's/The Mermaid of Mullaghmore11. Cumha an Oileán12. Port Alex13. Fare Thee Well, a Stór
Tracklista:1. White2. Open Ocean3. Chains4. The Bow Moon5. Minimalism6. Not with Love but with Fear7. Theatre8. Gaifu Kaisei9. Road Movie10. This Earth is a Flower11. Blue
Tracklista:1. Morning Train2. Wrapped Up and Tangled Up in Jesus3. I Shall Not Be Moved4. Trouble in My Way5. God's Got It6. Fix It Jesus7. I Gave Up All I Had8. What a Time9. Testimony of Rev. Charlie Jackson10. Something to Think About11. My Eternal Home12. My Goodness of God Part 113. My Goodness of God Part 214. Don't Let the Devil Ride15. This Old Building16. Lord You're So Good17. By the Grace of the Lord18. I Gave Up All I Had to Serve the Lord19. All Aboard20. I'm Thinking of a Friend
Johann Georg Reutter (1708-1772) worked under the Emperor Charles VI and Maria Theresa as a court composer in Vienna at the time of the greatest territorial expansion of the Habsburg Empire, and in an era when the music life of the court was at a high point. At an early age he gained an excellent reputation as the creator of oratorios and works of music drama, and, through the accumulation of numerous offi ces at court and at St. Stephen‘s Cathedral, he held at the end of his life a position of power like no other composer before him. With this CD the mezzo-soprano Olivia Vermeulen and the Ensemble Nuovo Aspetto present a fascinating overview of the work of this extraordinarily prolifi c composer, whose oeuvre has hardly appeared on disc until now. Olivia Vermeulen‘s voice has a warm and intimate timbre. The instrumental accompaniment of the arias on this recording gets its characteristic silvery tone through the psaltery - the extremely virtuoso „dulcimer“ was held in particularly high regard at the Viennese court in Reutter‘s time. In the recorded instrumental works Reutter displays a colourful and virtuoso relationship with the orchestra - not without reason Reutter exerted considerable infl uence on the young Haydn (whom he had brought to Vienna as a boy singer) and on W. A. Mozart