Bill Frisell
The Best of Bill Frisell, Vol. 1: Folk Songs
Nonesuch
Folk-Jazz
Green River Ordinance
Out of My Hands
Virgin
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Pop/Rock
Uri Gurvich
The Storyteller
Tzadik
Avant-Garde Jazz, Progressive Jazz, Folk-Jazz, World Fusion
Lightnin' Hopkins
Blues from Dowling Street
Fuel 2000
Electric Texas Blues, Electric Blues, Country Blues, Acoustic Texas Blues, Texas Blues
Jonas Brothers
Music from the 3D Concert Experience
Hollywood
Pop/Rock, Teen Pop
K'naan
Troubadour
A&M/Octone
Alternative Rap, Political Rap, Underground Rap
Kinky
Barracuda
Kin-Kon/Nettwerk
Alternative Dance, Rock en Español, Alternative Pop/Rock
L'Arpeggiata
Monteverdi: Teatro d'Amore
Virgin Classics
Baroque Vocal Music
Lamb of God
Wrath
Epic
Death Metal/Black Metal
Jerry Lee Lewis
Sun Singles Collection
Sundazed
Rock & Roll
Kurt Masur
Schubert: Symphonies Nos. 3 & 8; Liszt: Wanderer-Fantasie
Apex
Romantic Orchestral Music
Jackie McLean
Bluesnik [RVG]
Blue Note
Hard Bop, Post-Bop
Original Soundtrack
Coraline
Koch
Original Score, Soundtracks
Jake Owen
Easy Does It
RCA
Neo-Traditionalist Country, Contemporary Country
Pan-American
White Bird Release
Kranky
Experimental Ambient, Dark Ambient, Post-Rock/Experimental, Electro-Acoustic
Shawn Phillips
At the BBC
Hux
Jazz-Rock, Folk-Rock, Soft Rock, Singer/Songwriter
Django Reinhardt
Postwar Recordings 1944-1953
JSP
Continental Jazz, Gypsy, Bop, Swing
Roberto Juan Rodriguez
The First Basket
Tzadik
Jewish Music, Avant-Garde Jazz, Hebrew, Son, Rhumba, Klezmer, Latin Folk, Mambo, New York Salsa, Salsa, World Fusion
Tom Rush
What I Know
Appleseed
Contemporary Folk, Singer/Songwriter, Folk-Blues, Traditional Folk
Daphna Sadeh and the Voyagers
Reconciliation
Tzadik
Continental Jazz, World Fusion
School Boy Humor
School Boy Humor
Vagrant
Emo-Pop
Screaming Blue Messiahs
Live at the BBC
Hux
Alternative Pop/Rock, Hard Rock
Horace Silver
The Tokyo Blues
Blue Note
Hard Bop, Soul-Jazz
Various Artists
Adventures in Sound: Schaeffer, Stockhausen, Xenakis, Varèse, Henry
El
Modern & Contemporary Electronic & Electro-Acoustic Music
Various Artists
Elliott Carter: A Nonesuch Retrospective [Box Set]
Nonesuch
Contemporary Vocal, Chamber & Orchestral Music
Various Artists
Singing Through the Hard Times: A Utah Phillips Celebration
Righteous Babe
Neo-Traditional Folk, Folksongs, Folk Revival
Baby Face Willette
Stop and Listen
Blue Note
Hard Bop, Soul-Jazz
Tony Williams
Spring
Blue Note
Post-Bop, Avant-Garde Jazz
Article comments
1 - El Bicho
"Now if he can just find that followup to the karaoke classic 'Wicked Game'."
Are you kidding? I know you don't know how to spell the man's name, but don't you know his music either? He's had plenty of good songs since then. "Forever Blue" is a classic break-up album.
2 - Glen Boyd
I meant the comment in terms of record sales, Bicho, record sales. I love the guy too, but when was the last time you heard something from Forever Blue sung at a karaoke bar...or on the radio for that matter?
-Glen
3 - Glen Boyd
...and at least I know that White Rabbit is a Jefferson Airplane song.
-Glen
4 - Tom Johnson
I saw Chris Isaak back in the mid-90s opening for Tina Turner, of all people (free tickets from a friend who has connections,) and he put on one HELL of a show. Still ranks as one of my favorite concerts. The guy, and his band, are consummate musicians. I haven't heard that much of his stuff (the fantastic San Francisco Days and Forever Blue) but whenever I hear anything of his, I always come away thinking that he may have a bit of a schtick, but it's no gag. The guy is good. I'll be curious to see how this new one is, but I don't doubt it's at least pretty damned decent.
5 - Glen Boyd
Thanx tom. I've seen him about three or four times myself, and I agree he always puts on a great show He is also as funny as he is good musically -- love those suits too (especially the mirrored one).
-Glen
6 - El Bicho
I can't remember the last time I heard something on the radio. I rarely use it for music anymore. I saw Chris open up for Stevie Nicks. He's a great showman with a talented musician and funny sense of humor. Plus, he and the band hit the merchandise table and sign autographs. That's a guy who gets it!
7 - Donald Gibson
Yeah, I met him after a show a couple years back. He must've had a few hundred people lined up in the lobby to get something signed (or at least to shake his hand) and he stayed for each and every one. I got my copy of Forever Blue autographed. Really great guy.
8 - Glen Boyd
He seems to be very personable, almost like an anti-rock star...and it is very refreshing.
-Glen