New album releases, week of 2-15-2005

Part of: New CDs

They Might Be Giants have their second official "childrens" album on the Disney label. Here Come the ABCs ought to be worth a listen, though I note with some trepidation that this album is said to be more "educational" than the last. That doesn't sound good, but TMBG could probably get a little bit edutational without making one's eyes cross.

Here's the complete list of this week's major new releases, courtesy AMG:

They Might Be Giants Here Come the ABCs Disney
Educational, Pop Underground, Sing-Along

The Blackouts Living in Blue Lucid
Garage Rock Revival, Indie Rock

Blue Merle Burning In The Sun Island
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock

Canned Heat Then and Now: 40 Years of Boogie Fuel 2000
Boogie Rock, Blues-Rock, Modern Electric Blues

Coralie Clement Bye Bye Beaute Nettwerk
French Pop, Chamber Pop

Jean-Philippe Collard Ravel: Complete works for solo piano EMI Classics
Modern Piano Music

Albert Collins and the Icebreakers The Iceman at Mount Fuji Fuel 2000
Modern Electric Texas Blues, Electric Texas Blues, Modern Electric Blues

Sammy Davis Jr. The Sammy Davis Jr. Show Reprise
Traditional Pop, Show Tunes, Vocal Pop, Standards

Sammy Davis, Jr. Sammy's Back on Broadway Collectors' Choice Music
Traditional Pop, Show Tunes, Vocal Pop

Sammy Davis, Jr. When the Feeling Hits You Reprise
Traditional Pop, Vocal Pop

Joey DeFrancesco/Jimmy Smith Legacy Concord
Bop, Post-Bop

Mary Gauthier Mercy Now Lost Highway
Singer/Songwriter, Americana, Progressive Folk

LCD Soundsystem LCD Soundsystem DFA/EMI
Indie Electronic, Alternative Dance, Indie Rock

Willie Nelson Songs Lost Highway
Progressive Country

Jacqueline Du Pre The Early BBC Recordings 1961-1965 EMI Classics
Chamber Music with Cello

Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Jerome Kern Songbook Verve
Vocal Jazz, Traditional Pop, Standards, Ballads

Goldfinger Disconnection Notice Maverick
Ska-Punk, Alternative Pop/Rock

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