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| 3. Finite Number of Starz |
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Primetime [CD-single]
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Primetime
Manufacturer: WORD ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0001VQKC0 |
Product Description
10 Tracks - see picture
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Hound Out
Primetime Manufacturer: South Coast Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000055ZCX Release Date: 2000-12-12 |
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hound out.......2002-08-21
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The Primetime Heroes
The Primetime Heroes Manufacturer: Noisome Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0002JP24I Release Date: 2004-06-01 |
Tracks:
- Politics
- Punk Rock Kid
- Honesty
- Through The Window
- Carry On
- Father's Day
- Crowded Lonely Night
- I Should Have Went To College
- 88mph
- My Sweet
- Feeling Down
- She Said
- Sunday
- Broken Hearts & Bad Analogies
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Fakebook
Skip Heller Manufacturer: Sin-Drome Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001EFU82 Release Date: 2004-02-24 |
Tracks:
- The Yodel
- Sophisticated Savage
- Never Can Say Goodbye
- Chinatown
- Arriverderci, Roma
- Monk's Mood
- Cold Duck Time
- Sometimes It Snows In April
- (Just) Squeeze Me
- Powerhouse
- The Man In Me
Customer Reviews:
Skip Heller plays it safe?.......2006-12-04
this is not jazz, nor is it genius.......2006-10-21
Heller's most obvious influence is Grant Green -- an influence he wears on his sleeve. Green's organ trio/quartet albums of the mid-1960s are the drawing point for Heller's slew of pedestrian organ-guitar outings which sounds more like a Green parody than an homage, and dangerously tread the line where the sound approaches elevator music, with none of the hard-swinging soul of Green, nor the intelligence, restraint, and awesome musicianship of the Larry Goldings Trio, another band which Heller shamelessly plunders and attempts to imitate. The album sounds nice and pleasing on the surface, but repeated listenings betray a very amateurish sensibility.
On top of this all is Heller's guitar playing, which has a decent vintage tone, but could only pass for jazz in a co-ed watering hole. His sense of line and phrasing is non-existant; he plays almost nervously, never giving his solos a single chance to breath; he nervously twiddles around with nothing more than the minor pentatonic scale; there is hardly any chromaticism at all, and a complete lack of the altered-dominant sound, which is par for the course in any type of jazz playing. With the exception of a few very-learned and often-repeated II-V-I licks, Heller's playing is timidly diatonic, and his sense of time tends to nervously rush the tempo; he's always either a little bit ahead of the rhythm section, or totally lost in space.
Putting it simply, I don't like this album at all. The organ trio idea has been resurrected to far greater effect by many other artists with one heck of a lot more talent and musical sensibility. To my ears, this album sounds like jazz played by people without the discipline to bother learning the language of the genre -- it's only an imitation.
Fake is truthfully terrific.......2004-05-09
The song, "Chinatown" showcases the incredible talent of Robert Drasnin who solos on the sax, which sings so smoothly and so seemingly effortlessly that you just want to close your eyes and allow the music to breathe for you. In the same vein, "Monk's Mood" is a beautiful and dreamy secret that's whispered in your ear through Skip's guitar.
Fake was recorded after a five-day tour of the Northwest, when the band was at its zenith for creativity and exuberance. The ears clearly concur that the songs do indeed amplify that energy. In fact, two of the songs, "Arriverderci Roma" and "Sometimes It Snows In April" are live performances from that tour.
Each song is executed beautifully with nary a throwaway in the mix. It's difficult to choose a favorite, but my vote must go to Les Baxter's "Sophisticated Savage." It's as if every sweet note helps pave a path to a gorgeous dream from which you never wish to wake. The song is soft and sensual with an occasional very light rumble from the organ, threatening to break up the smooth clouds circling around your light head.
A lot of criticism about music today involves a lack of innovation, aptitude, and simple engagement of the senses. Skip Heller's "Fakebook" is a perfect retort to those accusations and a wonderful promise of what is yet to come from this vivacious and enterprising musician.
First rate eclectic guitar-organ-sax jazz.......2004-03-15
Which brings me to guitarist Skip Heller and his CD FAKE BOOK, a set which is, on its surface, a simple guitar-organ-sax combo disc in the tradition of great rockin' roadhouse jazz records by Wild Bill Davis or Jimmy Smith. But the song selection should tip you off that there's something a little bit different going on here: in the space of twelve tracks we go from Les Baxter ("Sophisticated Savage") and Jerry Goldsmith (the theme from the film "Chinatown") through Thelonious Monk ("Monk's Mood"), Prince ("Sometimes It Snows In April") and Duke Ellington ("Just Squeeze Me") before coming out in the end with Raymond Scott's "Power House" (in Skip's words, "(the) one song every American knows but doesn't know the name of or who wrote it") and a stark version of Bob Dylan's "The Man In Me."
Such eclecticism is admirable, but of course anyone with a CD burner and a decent record collection can make a quirky mix CD. It takes a talented musician like Heller and his top-notch band (organist Joe Doria, reed player Robert Drasnin, and drummer John Wicks) to take all of the disparate stylistic elements and voices, and unite them so seamlessly that you wonder why the pieces were never connected before by someone else.
Heller and compadres play with feeling and urgency (as in "You've gotta HEAR this song...") that makes their repertoire sound new and fresh and alive. And that is the essence of great jazz... of great music, period.
If justice is served, Skip Heller should be a major voice in the jazz world by the time you read this. If not, buy this CD, play it, and pass the word on.
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In Your Face
Duke Squad Manufacturer: Primetime ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000OCYDNE Release Date: 2007-07-02 |
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Songs That Will Never Win a Grammy
Manufacturer: Corporate Blob ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CAH02Y Release Date: 2005-05-17 |
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Tha Jam Riddim Series#1: Knockout and Primetime
Various Artists Manufacturer: Tha Jam Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00008OTWA Release Date: 2003-03-10 |
Tracks:
- Gwaan Deh Gal - Devonte, Tanto Metro,
- Ghetto Girl - Danny English, Lady Saw
- Ha No Your Fault - Delly Ranks
- Soar the Volume - Alozade
- Bun Dem Hard - Powerman 5000
- Laugh - Lexxus
- Get It Back - Lady Saw
- Ticket or Number - Madd Anju
- Ghetto Youth - Hawkeye
- Nuh Tame
- Monster's Back
- You Not Sharing
- Man With Action - Anthony B, Anthony B.
- Never Stop Us - Sizzla
- Never Heard a Dat - Singer J
- Ediat - Kiprich
- Tek Check - Lady G.
- Stop Stress Mi
- Keep on Moving - Danny English
- Fat Gal, Slim Gal - Mega Banton
- Voice - Capleton
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Television Hits, Vol. 2
Various Artists Manufacturer: Primetime ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000008LFZ Release Date: 1992-11-13 |
Tracks:
- Doogie Howser, M.D. - Mike Post
- Startrek: The Next Generation - Jerry Goldsmith
- MacGyver - Randy Edelman
- L.A. Law - Mike Post
- 21 Jump Street - Liam Sternberg
- Spencer For Hire - Steve Dorff & Larry Herbstritt
- Highway To Heaven - David Rose
- Stingray - Mike Post & Pete Carpenter
- Parker Lewis Can`t Lose - Dennis McCarthy
- Over My Dead Body - Lee Holdridge
- Sonny Spoon - Mike Post
- Mancuso, F.B.I. - Susan Hamilton & Doug Katsaros
- Night Court - Jack Elliot
- Capital News - Dave Grusin
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4 America Two
Various Manufacturer: Primetime ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000O2N72M |
Product Description
Reconducted scores. 18 tracks of music from American TV shows, including The Waltons, I'll Fly Away, Northern Exposure, Land of the Giants, Dream On, Mork and Mindy, Blossom, The Munsters, Hogan's Heroes, Family Ties and more!
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Primetime Polkas
Manufacturer: Rounder ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000ED59N6 |
Product Description
2 CD set with 15 tracks per CDRap Music:
- Product of the Streets [Explicit Lyrics]
- Pure Groove
- Rappin' Black in a White World [Explicit Lyrics] [Import]
- Regulate...G Funk Era [Clean]
- Scream [CD-single] [Explicit Lyrics]
- Set The Record Straight
- Shaheedullah and Stereotypes
- Shaking Them Po Po's [Explicit Lyrics]
- Shall We Dance
- She's a Queen: A Collection of Hits
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