This will in no way sound like Kenny G with Yo-Yo Ma.
Here are all of this week's new album releases courtesy of All Music Guide:
Danielson
Trying Hartz
Secretly Canadian
Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
Hinder
Take It to the Limit
Universal Republic
Post-Grunge
Megapuss
Surfing
Ada/Vapor
Indie Rock, Neo-Psychedelia, Experimental Rock
Brad Paisley
Play: The Guitar Album
Arista Nashville/Sony BMG Nas
Neo-Traditionalist Country, Instrumental Country, Contemporary Country, Guitar Virtuoso
Q-Tip
The Renaissance
Universal Motown
East Coast Rap, Alternative Rap, Hip-Hop
Drew Andrews
Only Mirrors
Minty Fresh
Alternative Singer/Songwriter, Indie Rock
Nicholas Angelich
Brahms: Piano Quartets Nos. 1-3
Virgin Classics
Romantic Chamber Music
Sarah Brightman
A Winter Symphony
Manhattan
Holiday, Adult Contemporary, Christmas
Peter Brötzmann
The Brain of the Dog in Section
Atavistic
Free Improvisation, Modern Free
Dennis Brown
The Best of Dennis Brown: The Niney Years
Universal
Roots Reggae, Smooth Reggae, Lovers Rock
Jackson Browne
Solo Acoustic, Vol. 1 & 2
Inside
Singer/Songwriter
Willie Clayton
Soul and Blues
Malaco
Retro-Soul, Soul-Blues, Deep Soul, Southern Soul, Soul, Chicago Blues, Chicago Soul
Harry Connick, Jr.
What a Night! A Christmas Album
Columbia
Traditional Pop
The Corporation
Get on Our Swing/Hassles in My Mind
Big Beat
Psychedelic Pop
Rodney Dangerfield
Greatest Bits
Shout! Factory
Standup Comedy
Pascal Devoyon
Grieg, Schumann: Piano Concertos
EMI
Romantic and Post-Romantic Music for Piano and Orchestra
Dragonette
Galore
London
Club/Dance, Pop
Grampall Jookabox
Ropechain
Asthmatic Kitty
Experimental Rock, Indie Rock
Heather Harper
Richard Strauss: Four Last Songs; Songs with Orchestra
EMI
Post-Romantic Vocal Music
Honeyhoney
First Rodeo
Ironworks/Universal Republic
Alternative Country, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Crossover Jazz
Frida Hyvönen
Silence Is Wild
Secretly Canadian
Alternative Singer/Songwriter, Indie Rock
Johann Johannsson
Fordlandia
4AD
Sound Art, Electronic, Indie Electronic, Ambient Pop
Johnny Johnson & the Bandwagon
Breakin' Down the Walls of Heartache: The Best of 1968-1975
Kent UK
Soul
The Lines
Flood Bank
Acute
Post-Punk
Little Joy
Little Joy
Rough Trade
Indie Pop
Little Willie John
Nineteen Sixty Six: The Axelrod and H.B. Barnum Recordings
Kent UK
Early R&B, Urban Blues, Soul
The Lucksmiths
First Frost
Matinee
Indie Pop
Klaus Nomi
Za Bakdaz: The Unfinished Opera
Heliocentric
Alternative Dance, Euro-Pop, New Wave, Dance-Pop, Synth Pop
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Article comments
1 - Pico
I must have the Brötzmann.
2 - zingzing
second that.
hrm, i thought at first pico wrote the article. sounds great, no? but what does it sound like?
3 - Mark Saleski
i must have the Paisley.
4 - Mark Saleski
no...really!
5 - Tom Johnson
I have to admit that Paisley album sounds pretty cool. That's the kind of guitar album that is right up my alley. I could do without the vocal tracks (save for the BB King one - that sounds fun from the preview) but that's the handy thing about the Ipod - uncheck 'em in Itunes and never hear 'em again. Sounds a bit like a cross between Danny Gatton and Eric Johnson in places. Strangely intriguing.
6 - Mark Saleski
he's a great guitar player. and yeah, i an do without ALL of the singing. i mean, nice voice and all...just not my thing.