What makes someone a fan of the band / singer?

I think everybody has his individual opinion when it comes to this issue, so what makes some fan of a band / singer for you? Do you have a fan to enjoy some of the artists / songs in a band? Do you have a proper fan an album or two? Thanks for responding.

Well, when I started listening to A7X, I thought it was just another modern band that I had nothing better to say. But then I looked at his music as a whole and not believe or how much they have to say about the world, war, and even religion and politics (although deny it.) I think being a fan of the band means that you admire as models to follow and understand what they are trying to say. to be a fan who usually can not have a couple of their songs unless you know much more, because then you can think of them:

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Band, The / TIME Cover: January 12, 1970, Art Poster by TIME Magazine $15.95 The most eagerly awaited event in the editorial cycle at TIME Magazine is always the selection of the cover. The best covers capture the zeitgeist of the week while surviving the judgment of history. As browsing this collection of TIME cover art prints shows, TIME is as good a record as any of who and what mattered over the past 80-plus years. And so when TIME captures a person, an event or a tren...

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The Singer : 185242933X $6.52 A pulsating punk/mystery cross-over brings the music scene to life.pA heartbreaking elegy for the blank generation.--Jake ArnottpA cracking mystery.--GuardianpPunk band Blood Truth had it all--critical acclaim, adoring fans, and a promising career. That is, until lead singer Vincent Smith disappeared, his girlfriend was found dead, and the band fell apart. Vincent has not been seen since.pThat was 1981. Twenty years later, journalist Eddie Bracknell is on the scent. He's got a book contract and a looming deadline--now all he needs to do is figure out what happened to Vincent.pCathi Unsworth is a former music journalist-turned-crime novelist.

Singer - Unhistories $15.18 Singer: Adam Vida, T. Albert Rittmann, Robert A.A. Lowe, Ben Vida.Unhistories is the type of album that`s easier to appreciate than to actually enjoy -- it`s easy to admire Singer`s ability to deconstruct rock music to a pulp, with atonal shards, off-time pentatonic scales, and disjointed clashing strums. Barely holding everything together is a winding falsetto harmony line veering in and out of the dissonance. There`s a certain charm to loose music, as when the bass player locks in on a guitar part and the drummer is doing his own thing, fluttering off time, while the other guitarist noodles away in a completely different world. Because the members of the band have proven track records in their endeavors, prior fans will probably defend the merit of this record faithfully. Call it no wave, call it freak funk, call it avant-garde brilliance; people who respect bands merely for their artistic sensibilities and originality will find a lot to like in Singer. ~ Jason Lymangrover Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Singer - Unhistories $14.26 Singer: Adam Vida, T. Albert Rittmann, Robert A.A. Lowe, Ben Vida.Unhistories is the type of album that`s easier to appreciate than to actually enjoy -- it`s easy to admire Singer`s ability to deconstruct rock music to a pulp, with atonal shards, off-time pentatonic scales, and disjointed clashing strums. Barely holding everything together is a winding falsetto harmony line veering in and out of the dissonance. There`s a certain charm to loose music, as when the bass player locks in on a guitar part and the drummer is doing his own thing, fluttering off time, while the other guitarist noodles away in a completely different world. Because the members of the band have proven track records in their endeavors, prior fans will probably defend the merit of this record faithfully. Call it no wave, call it freak funk, call it avant-garde brilliance; people who respect bands merely for their artistic sensibilities and originality will find a lot to like in Singer. ~ Jason Lymangrover Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Singer - Unhistories $19.22 Singer: Adam Vida, T. Albert Rittmann, Robert A.A. Lowe, Ben Vida.Unhistories is the type of album that`s easier to appreciate than to actually enjoy -- it`s easy to admire Singer`s ability to deconstruct rock music to a pulp, with atonal shards, off-time pentatonic scales, and disjointed clashing strums. Barely holding everything together is a winding falsetto harmony line veering in and out of the dissonance. There`s a certain charm to loose music, as when the bass player locks in on a guitar part and the drummer is doing his own thing, fluttering off time, while the other guitarist noodles away in a completely different world. Because the members of the band have proven track records in their endeavors, prior fans will probably defend the merit of this record faithfully. Call it no wave, call it freak funk, call it avant-garde brilliance; people who respect bands merely for their artistic sensibilities and originality will find a lot to like in Singer. ~ Jason Lymangrover Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Singer - Unhistories $15.02 Singer: Adam Vida, T. Albert Rittmann, Robert A.A. Lowe, Ben Vida.Unhistories is the type of album that`s easier to appreciate than to actually enjoy -- it`s easy to admire Singer`s ability to deconstruct rock music to a pulp, with atonal shards, off-time pentatonic scales, and disjointed clashing strums. Barely holding everything together is a winding falsetto harmony line veering in and out of the dissonance. There`s a certain charm to loose music, as when the bass player locks in on a guitar part and the drummer is doing his own thing, fluttering off time, while the other guitarist noodles away in a completely different world. Because the members of the band have proven track records in their endeavors, prior fans will probably defend the merit of this record faithfully. Call it no wave, call it freak funk, call it avant-garde brilliance; people who respect bands merely for their artistic sensibilities and originality will find a lot to like in Singer. ~ Jason Lymangrover Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

The Big Band Singer Karaoke $11.96 Pro Vocal Men's Edition Volume 47. By Various. Pro Vocal. Play Along, Karaoke. Softcover with Karaoke CD. 32 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.

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Waylon/singer Of Sad Songs $12.37 1970 s self-titled release foundWaylon truly beginning to turn his back once and for all on Nashville conventions, and, lo and behold, it was his second album to hit the pop charts an early hint as to the commercial viability of the outlaw movement. And Singer of Sad Songs, from the same year, pairedWaylon with fellow renegade Lee Hazlewood for a groundbreaking gem of an album which remains one of his hardest to find, with a band (Randy Meisner, Sonny Curtis, Ronnie Dyson, Reggie Young) to die for.

The Professional Singer's Handbook $14.1 This book realistically prepares a singer for life in the world of professional music. Author Gloria Rusch gives candid advice on topics including: getting started, finding a vocal coach, defining one's voice, learning correct breathing, conquering stage fright, microphone techniques, connecting with an audience, common vocal ailments, recording studio pointers, finding a band, landing a record deal, and much more. The book includes extensive interviews with Kevon Edmonds of the group After 7, stage and television producer Ken Kragen, Janis Siegel of Manhattan Transfer, multi-platinum songwriter Andy Goldmark, and other knowledgeable session singers, sound engineers, and arrangers. 212 pages, 9 x 12

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Singer's Library Of Musical Theatre $13.67 For aspiring and professional singers who love Broadway, Alfredas Singer''s Library of Musical Theatre presents an elegant collection of the best-loved musical theatre songs in their original keys, authentically transcribed from their original vocal scores. Perfect for study, and equally suitable for the most important auditions and performances, each volume is dedicated to a specific vocal range, and contains dozens of songs from a variety of shows that span decades of theatre history. Multiple volumes are available for each of four vocal ranges: Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano/Alto, Tenor, and Baritone/Bass. Authoritative historical and contextual commentary, audition tips, and 16-bar cut suggestions for each song make it the most useful and relevant song library of its kind. Titles: Corner of the Sky (Pippin) * The Games I Play (Falsettos) * Iave Got a Crush on You (Strike Up the Band) * Not While Iam Around (Sweeney Todd) * On the Street Where You Live (My Fair Lady) and more.

Praise and Worship Songbook - Singer's Edition $30.73 The singer's edition features over 600 of today's top praise and worship songs. Using the melody line and chords and 3-part vocals, the fake book includes CCLI's top 100 songs and more than 30 different publishers. Created specifically for worship leaders, praise team, and praise band!

Sentimental Journey: The Girl Singer and Her New Big Band $9.97 The cover of this titillating project by one of our best loved singers is a bit understated. "The Girl Singer and Her New Big Band" assumes that we know {$Clooney}'s legendary performances over the years, and that we're eager to hear her with another grea

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Singer $14.78 In this gorgeously written book, the author of Gentlemen of Space chronicles a surreal road trip and uses the Singer Sewing Company as a metaphor for the erosion of America.

The Singer $9.78 Calvin Miller tells the allegorical story of the Singer and his fight against the World Hater in this classic book that has thrilled Christian readers for generations.

The Singer -- The Songwriter: 1949-1960 $78.28 The 11 years covered in this first of two {$Don Gibson} retrospectives by the German {@Bear Family} label are the most captivating in his career. Beginning in 1949, {$Gibson} began recording as part of the hillbilly {\jump} band {$Sons of the Soil} for {@

The Singer $3.98 The Singer quickly became a favorite of evangelists, pastors, artists, students, teachers and readers of all sorts when it was originally published in 1975. Retelling the story of Christ through an allegorical and poetic narrative of a Singer whose Song could not be silenced, Miller's work reinvigorated Christian literature and offered believers and seekers the world over a deeply personal encounter with the gospel.Now available in hardcover for the first time in many years, this edition features a new cover illustration by Jerry Tiritilli to complement the classic interior illustrations by Joe DeVelasco. Miller also includes a new preface in which he reveals how he came to write The Singer and how he, like so many other readers, has been transformed by its imaginative power."The Singer is one of a handful of contemporary Christian works that will still be read a century from now." Michael Duduit, editor of Preaching"The Singer is one of those rare books that cannot have enough good said about it. It absolutely sings to us of the greatness and goodness of the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ." Richard Foster, author of Celebration of Discipline"The Singer is a classic." Leonard Sweet, author of SoulTsunamiHere--again, or for the first time--is the opportunity to experience the good news as you are drawn to and immersed in this magnificent tale.

Eddie Jefferson - The Jazz Singer $11.99 Personnel includes: Eddie Jefferson (vocals), Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone), James Moody (tenor saxophone), Musa Kaleem (tenor & baritone saxophones), Bill Graham (baritone saxophone), Howard McGee, Johnny Coles, Frank Galbreath, John McFarland (trumpet), Tom Mcintosh, Matthew Gee (trombone), Louisiana Red (guitar), Tommy Tucker, Gene Kee, Johnny Acea (piano), John Latham, Peck Morrison (bass), Clarence Johnson, Osie Johnson (drums), Babs Gonzales, Ned Gravely, Honi Gordon (background vocals).Reissue producer: Jerry Gordon.Recorded in New York between 1959 and 1965. Includes liner notes by Leonard Feather.Personnel: Eddie Jefferson (vocals); Louisiana Red (guitar); Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone); Musa Kaleem (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); James Moody (tenor saxophone); Bill Graham (baritone saxophone); Howard McGhee, John McFarland, Frank Galbreath, Johnny Coles (trumpet); Matthew Gee, Tom McIntosh (trombone); John "Johnny" Adriano Acea, Gene Kee, Tommy Tucker (piano); Clarence Johnson , Osie Johnson (drums); Honey Gordon, Honi Gordon, Ned Gravely, Babs Gonzales (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Leonard Feather.Recording information: New York, NY (01/19/1959-10/29/1965).Before Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, and long before the Manhattan Transfer, there was Eddie Jefferson, a pioneer of vocalese--the practice of putting words to melodies based on instrumentalists` recorded jazz solos. THE JAZZ SINGER, reissued here by Evidence, is a classic slice of Jefferson`s art, including some of his most memorable interpretations. Among them are his renditions of Miles Davis`s "So What," Coleman Hawkins`s "Body and Soul," and Charlie Parker`s "Now`s the Time." Jefferson is backed here by a vocal trio (they add accents and embellishments) and full band (including trumpeter Howard McGee and sax man James Moody).Jefferson`s voice is flexible, and--on cuts like his famous reading of "Moody`s Mood for Love"--he approximates the timbre changes a horn player might make by adjusting his tone while speeding through a phrase or making intervallic leaps. Jefferson`s deft facility with lyrics, and his ability to thread them rhythmically through tricky melodic lines, is consistently impressive. Many of his lyrics are about the musicians who originally recorded the compositions, so in addition to his unique talent, what comes through is Jefferson`s love for jazz and his reverence for the artists whose work he interprets. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Eddie Jefferson - The Jazz Singer $11.26 Personnel includes: Eddie Jefferson (vocals), Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone), James Moody (tenor saxophone), Musa Kaleem (tenor & baritone saxophones), Bill Graham (baritone saxophone), Howard McGee, Johnny Coles, Frank Galbreath, John McFarland (trumpet), Tom Mcintosh, Matthew Gee (trombone), Louisiana Red (guitar), Tommy Tucker, Gene Kee, Johnny Acea (piano), John Latham, Peck Morrison (bass), Clarence Johnson, Osie Johnson (drums), Babs Gonzales, Ned Gravely, Honi Gordon (background vocals).Reissue producer: Jerry Gordon.Recorded in New York between 1959 and 1965. Includes liner notes by Leonard Feather.Personnel: Eddie Jefferson (vocals); Louisiana Red (guitar); Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone); Musa Kaleem (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); James Moody (tenor saxophone); Bill Graham (baritone saxophone); Howard McGhee, John McFarland, Frank Galbreath, Johnny Coles (trumpet); Matthew Gee, Tom McIntosh (trombone); John "Johnny" Adriano Acea, Gene Kee, Tommy Tucker (piano); Clarence Johnson , Osie Johnson (drums); Honey Gordon, Honi Gordon, Ned Gravely, Babs Gonzales (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Leonard Feather.Recording information: New York, NY (01/19/1959-10/29/1965).Before Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, and long before the Manhattan Transfer, there was Eddie Jefferson, a pioneer of vocalese--the practice of putting words to melodies based on instrumentalists` recorded jazz solos. THE JAZZ SINGER, reissued here by Evidence, is a classic slice of Jefferson`s art, including some of his most memorable interpretations. Among them are his renditions of Miles Davis`s "So What," Coleman Hawkins`s "Body and Soul," and Charlie Parker`s "Now`s the Time." Jefferson is backed here by a vocal trio (they add accents and embellishments) and full band (including trumpeter Howard McGee and sax man James Moody).Jefferson`s voice is flexible, and--on cuts like his famous reading of "Moody`s Mood for Love"--he approximates the timbre changes a horn player might make by adjusting his tone while speeding through a phrase or making intervallic leaps. Jefferson`s deft facility with lyrics, and his ability to thread them rhythmically through tricky melodic lines, is consistently impressive. Many of his lyrics are about the musicians who originally recorded the compositions, so in addition to his unique talent, what comes through is Jefferson`s love for jazz and his reverence for the artists whose work he interprets. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Eddie Jefferson - The Jazz Singer $15.19 Personnel includes: Eddie Jefferson (vocals), Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone), James Moody (tenor saxophone), Musa Kaleem (tenor & baritone saxophones), Bill Graham (baritone saxophone), Howard McGee, Johnny Coles, Frank Galbreath, John McFarland (trumpet), Tom Mcintosh, Matthew Gee (trombone), Louisiana Red (guitar), Tommy Tucker, Gene Kee, Johnny Acea (piano), John Latham, Peck Morrison (bass), Clarence Johnson, Osie Johnson (drums), Babs Gonzales, Ned Gravely, Honi Gordon (background vocals).Reissue producer: Jerry Gordon.Recorded in New York between 1959 and 1965. Includes liner notes by Leonard Feather.Personnel: Eddie Jefferson (vocals); Louisiana Red (guitar); Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone); Musa Kaleem (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); James Moody (tenor saxophone); Bill Graham (baritone saxophone); Howard McGhee, John McFarland, Frank Galbreath, Johnny Coles (trumpet); Matthew Gee, Tom McIntosh (trombone); John "Johnny" Adriano Acea, Gene Kee, Tommy Tucker (piano); Clarence Johnson , Osie Johnson (drums); Honey Gordon, Honi Gordon, Ned Gravely, Babs Gonzales (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Leonard Feather.Recording information: New York, NY (01/19/1959-10/29/1965).Before Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, and long before the Manhattan Transfer, there was Eddie Jefferson, a pioneer of vocalese--the practice of putting words to melodies based on instrumentalists` recorded jazz solos. THE JAZZ SINGER, reissued here by Evidence, is a classic slice of Jefferson`s art, including some of his most memorable interpretations. Among them are his renditions of Miles Davis`s "So What," Coleman Hawkins`s "Body and Soul," and Charlie Parker`s "Now`s the Time." Jefferson is backed here by a vocal trio (they add accents and embellishments) and full band (including trumpeter Howard McGee and sax man James Moody).Jefferson`s voice is flexible, and--on cuts like his famous reading of "Moody`s Mood for Love"--he approximates the timbre changes a horn player might make by adjusting his tone while speeding through a phrase or making intervallic leaps. Jefferson`s deft facility with lyrics, and his ability to thread them rhythmically through tricky melodic lines, is consistently impressive. Many of his lyrics are about the musicians who originally recorded the compositions, so in addition to his unique talent, what comes through is Jefferson`s love for jazz and his reverence for the artists whose work he interprets. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Eddie Jefferson - The Jazz Singer $11.86 Personnel includes: Eddie Jefferson (vocals), Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone), James Moody (tenor saxophone), Musa Kaleem (tenor & baritone saxophones), Bill Graham (baritone saxophone), Howard McGee, Johnny Coles, Frank Galbreath, John McFarland (trumpet), Tom Mcintosh, Matthew Gee (trombone), Louisiana Red (guitar), Tommy Tucker, Gene Kee, Johnny Acea (piano), John Latham, Peck Morrison (bass), Clarence Johnson, Osie Johnson (drums), Babs Gonzales, Ned Gravely, Honi Gordon (background vocals).Reissue producer: Jerry Gordon.Recorded in New York between 1959 and 1965. Includes liner notes by Leonard Feather.Personnel: Eddie Jefferson (vocals); Louisiana Red (guitar); Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone); Musa Kaleem (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); James Moody (tenor saxophone); Bill Graham (baritone saxophone); Howard McGhee, John McFarland, Frank Galbreath, Johnny Coles (trumpet); Matthew Gee, Tom McIntosh (trombone); John "Johnny" Adriano Acea, Gene Kee, Tommy Tucker (piano); Clarence Johnson , Osie Johnson (drums); Honey Gordon, Honi Gordon, Ned Gravely, Babs Gonzales (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Leonard Feather.Recording information: New York, NY (01/19/1959-10/29/1965).Before Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, and long before the Manhattan Transfer, there was Eddie Jefferson, a pioneer of vocalese--the practice of putting words to melodies based on instrumentalists` recorded jazz solos. THE JAZZ SINGER, reissued here by Evidence, is a classic slice of Jefferson`s art, including some of his most memorable interpretations. Among them are his renditions of Miles Davis`s "So What," Coleman Hawkins`s "Body and Soul," and Charlie Parker`s "Now`s the Time." Jefferson is backed here by a vocal trio (they add accents and embellishments) and full band (including trumpeter Howard McGee and sax man James Moody).Jefferson`s voice is flexible, and--on cuts like his famous reading of "Moody`s Mood for Love"--he approximates the timbre changes a horn player might make by adjusting his tone while speeding through a phrase or making intervallic leaps. Jefferson`s deft facility with lyrics, and his ability to thread them rhythmically through tricky melodic lines, is consistently impressive. Many of his lyrics are about the musicians who originally recorded the compositions, so in addition to his unique talent, what comes through is Jefferson`s love for jazz and his reverence for the artists whose work he interprets. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Singer $18.75 In the early 1980s, Milton Menger, a wealthy art dealer who has settled into a comfortable rut, agrees to chauffeur his old friend Charles Trembleman on a sales trip selling Singer sewing machines. It turns out that Trembleman recently scorched his hands

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Singer $3.98 Gwenore's mother is the evil Rhiamon, whose thirst for power transcends any morality. For years, Gwenore has lived in terrified captivity, not understanding why her mother so loathes her. Then she manages to escape, along with her longtime nursemaid and a mysterious enchanter-priest. First Gwenore is hidden at an abbey where she learns to read and make music. Then she is discovered. Her name and appearance changed, she is moved to the women's healing community of Blessingwood, and is taught medicine and herbwork. But then tragedy strikes again, and she must leave. As Mary Singer, she becomes nursemaid to the children of the magical king of Lir-until the king marries Rhiamon. Singer knows that her mother will try to kill the children. What can she do to save their lives-and her own? Based on the classic Irish folk-tale "The Children of Lir," this swiftly paced fantasy will keep readers turning the pages.

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Singer E-All Access To Drumming $15.99 For the past two decades, Eric Singer has remained at the top of the list for First Call Rock drummers. In All Access To Drumming, Eric shares his experience, techniques and many other aspects that are essential to survive as a professional drummer in todays world. From his dad's society band to Lita Ford, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath, Badlands, Alice Cooper, Brian May and KISS, Eric has mastered the playing techniques and tricks to persevere in the real world of Rock drumming. All Access to Drumming features easy-to-follow instructions helpful tips on warming up, utilizing triplets, gaining independence, playing double bass and enhancing your performance skills. System Requirements:Running Time: 120 minsFormat: DVD MOVIE

The Big Band Singer: Pro Vocal Men's Edition Volume 47 $7.9 Whether you're a karaoke singer or preparing for an audition, the Pro Vocal series is for you. The book contains the lyrics, melody, and chord symbols for eight hit songs. The CD contains demos for listening and separate backing tracks so you can sing along. The CD is playable on any CD, but it is also enhanced for PC and Mac computer users so you can adjust the recording to any pitch without changing the tempo! Perfect for home rehearsal, parties, auditions, corporate events, and gigs without a backup band. This volume includes 8 favorites: Always * The Birth of the Blues * I Can't Stop Loving You * It Never Entered My Mind * Love Me or Leave Me * This Is All I Ask (Beautiful Girls Walk a Little Slower) * This Love of Mine * When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You).

Neil Diamond - The Jazz Singer (Columbia) $7.98 THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE.Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals).Neil Diamond Band: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Tom Hensley (conductor, piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (conductor, piano, synthesizer); Richard Bennett (acoustic & electric guitars); Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson, Vince Charles (percussion).Additional personnel: Leonard Rosenman (conductor); Assa Drori, Sid Sharp, Jimmy Getzoff (concertmaster); Marilyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals); The London Symphony Orchestra, The National Philharmonic Orchestra.Originally released on Capitol (46026).Neil Diamond`s revisiting of the 1927 Al Jolson classic THE JAZZ SINGER (the first film to feature synchronized sound) keeps to the story of the original film; a young Jewish man turns his back on his heritage in an attempt to make it big in show business. Naturally, Diamond penned the music for his version of THE JAZZ SINGER himself, and the soundtrack was a phenomenal commercial success. Three of the songs here should be instantly familiar to anyone who drew a breath in the early `80s: the tender ballad "Hello Again," the haunting, swirling "Love On the Rocks," and the swelling patriotism of "America."In between are the hand-clapping groovers "You Baby" and "Amazed and Confused," the melancholic waltz of "Summerlove," and traditional Jewish songs like "Kol Nidre." Elaborate instrumentation and arrangements (the songs are richly outfitted with strings) add to the surge and power of Diamond`s performances, and while the film itself may have faded into obscurity, the soundtrack has not. THE JAZZ SINGER remains one of Diamond`s best-loved post-`70s efforts. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Neil Diamond - The Jazz Singer (Columbia) $10.11 THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE.Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals).Neil Diamond Band: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Tom Hensley (conductor, piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (conductor, piano, synthesizer); Richard Bennett (acoustic & electric guitars); Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson, Vince Charles (percussion).Additional personnel: Leonard Rosenman (conductor); Assa Drori, Sid Sharp, Jimmy Getzoff (concertmaster); Marilyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals); The London Symphony Orchestra, The National Philharmonic Orchestra.Originally released on Capitol (46026).Neil Diamond`s revisiting of the 1927 Al Jolson classic THE JAZZ SINGER (the first film to feature synchronized sound) keeps to the story of the original film; a young Jewish man turns his back on his heritage in an attempt to make it big in show business. Naturally, Diamond penned the music for his version of THE JAZZ SINGER himself, and the soundtrack was a phenomenal commercial success. Three of the songs here should be instantly familiar to anyone who drew a breath in the early `80s: the tender ballad "Hello Again," the haunting, swirling "Love On the Rocks," and the swelling patriotism of "America."In between are the hand-clapping groovers "You Baby" and "Amazed and Confused," the melancholic waltz of "Summerlove," and traditional Jewish songs like "Kol Nidre." Elaborate instrumentation and arrangements (the songs are richly outfitted with strings) add to the surge and power of Diamond`s performances, and while the film itself may have faded into obscurity, the soundtrack has not. THE JAZZ SINGER remains one of Diamond`s best-loved post-`70s efforts. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Neil Diamond - The Jazz Singer (Columbia) $7.5 THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE.Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals).Neil Diamond Band: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Tom Hensley (conductor, piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (conductor, piano, synthesizer); Richard Bennett (acoustic & electric guitars); Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson, Vince Charles (percussion).Additional personnel: Leonard Rosenman (conductor); Assa Drori, Sid Sharp, Jimmy Getzoff (concertmaster); Marilyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals); The London Symphony Orchestra, The National Philharmonic Orchestra.Originally released on Capitol (46026).Neil Diamond`s revisiting of the 1927 Al Jolson classic THE JAZZ SINGER (the first film to feature synchronized sound) keeps to the story of the original film; a young Jewish man turns his back on his heritage in an attempt to make it big in show business. Naturally, Diamond penned the music for his version of THE JAZZ SINGER himself, and the soundtrack was a phenomenal commercial success. Three of the songs here should be instantly familiar to anyone who drew a breath in the early `80s: the tender ballad "Hello Again," the haunting, swirling "Love On the Rocks," and the swelling patriotism of "America."In between are the hand-clapping groovers "You Baby" and "Amazed and Confused," the melancholic waltz of "Summerlove," and traditional Jewish songs like "Kol Nidre." Elaborate instrumentation and arrangements (the songs are richly outfitted with strings) add to the surge and power of Diamond`s performances, and while the film itself may have faded into obscurity, the soundtrack has not. THE JAZZ SINGER remains one of Diamond`s best-loved post-`70s efforts. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Neil Diamond - The Jazz Singer (Columbia) $7.9 THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE.Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals).Neil Diamond Band: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Tom Hensley (conductor, piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (conductor, piano, synthesizer); Richard Bennett (acoustic & electric guitars); Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson, Vince Charles (percussion).Additional personnel: Leonard Rosenman (conductor); Assa Drori, Sid Sharp, Jimmy Getzoff (concertmaster); Marilyn O`Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals); The London Symphony Orchestra, The National Philharmonic Orchestra.Originally released on Capitol (46026).Neil Diamond`s revisiting of the 1927 Al Jolson classic THE JAZZ SINGER (the first film to feature synchronized sound) keeps to the story of the original film; a young Jewish man turns his back on his heritage in an attempt to make it big in show business. Naturally, Diamond penned the music for his version of THE JAZZ SINGER himself, and the soundtrack was a phenomenal commercial success. Three of the songs here should be instantly familiar to anyone who drew a breath in the early `80s: the tender ballad "Hello Again," the haunting, swirling "Love On the Rocks," and the swelling patriotism of "America."In between are the hand-clapping groovers "You Baby" and "Amazed and Confused," the melancholic waltz of "Summerlove," and traditional Jewish songs like "Kol Nidre." Elaborate instrumentation and arrangements (the songs are richly outfitted with strings) add to the surge and power of Diamond`s performances, and while the film itself may have faded into obscurity, the soundtrack has not. THE JAZZ SINGER remains one of Diamond`s best-loved post-`70s efforts. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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