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All American Bluegrass Girl

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by: Rhonda Vincent

Release Date May 23, 2006
I first became fully aware of Rhonda Vincent's incredible talent when she visited our local (outdoor) bluegrass festival. This album is rich in traditional sounding bluegrass, but also has a hint of good old country sound. Great music to dance to, if you're into country and bluegrass.

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San Angelo

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by: Aaron Watson

Release Date April 04, 2006
I first became fully aware of Rhonda Vincent's incredible talent when she visited our local (outdoor) bluegrass festival. This album is rich in traditional sounding bluegrass, but also has a hint of good old country sound. Great music to dance to, if you're into country and bluegrass.

CD-Charts Position 3
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San Angelo

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by: Aaron Watson

Release Date April 04, 2006
I first became fully aware of Rhonda Vincent's incredible talent when she visited our local (outdoor) bluegrass festival. This album is rich in traditional sounding bluegrass, but also has a hint of good old country sound. Great music to dance to, if you're into country and bluegrass.

CD-Charts Position 4
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95.9 the Ranch: Texas Music Series 2007

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 22, 2008
I first became fully aware of Rhonda Vincent's incredible talent when she visited our local (outdoor) bluegrass festival. This album is rich in traditional sounding bluegrass, but also has a hint of good old country sound. Great music to dance to, if you're into country and bluegrass.

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Big Bam Boom [EXTRA TRACKS] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date April 01, 2008
The time-frame in which this came out (late 1984) really was Hall & Oates at their peak. Perhaps not musically, but certainly this came out at the very high point of their career. They were on magazine covers, had their own HBO concert special ("The Liberty Concert" in 1985 - if you are a fan, check out the clips on Youtube). Some people have said that this album finds H&O "slipping" a bit, but I think it finds them in top form, and stands up next to just about anything they had done between 1980 and 1983.

This album is the natural progression of where their sound had been going since 1980's "Voices" and through 1982's "H2O" and through to 1983's "Say It Isn't So" and "Adult Education" -- namely a big beat, pop-dance-oriented ... Read More:

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Sing the Songs of Carrie Underwood (Karaoke CDG)

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by: Various

Release Date January 29, 2008
I really bought it because I wanted a professional backing track for Ever Ever After and after listening to a couple other songs, I have come to really enjoy it! A must for any Karaoke/Carrie fan!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Big Bam Boom

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date December 06, 2006
I really bought it because I wanted a professional backing track for Ever Ever After and after listening to a couple other songs, I have come to really enjoy it! A must for any Karaoke/Carrie fan!

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Greg Morrison Band

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by: The Greg Morrison Band

Release Date May 29, 2007
I really bought it because I wanted a professional backing track for Ever Ever After and after listening to a couple other songs, I have come to really enjoy it! A must for any Karaoke/Carrie fan!

CD-Charts Position 9
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My Private Nation

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by: Train

Release Date January 06, 2004
I really bought it because I wanted a professional backing track for Ever Ever After and after listening to a couple other songs, I have come to really enjoy it! A must for any Karaoke/Carrie fan!

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An Introduction to John Stewart

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by: John Stewart

Release Date May 02, 2006
I've been listening to John Stewart since 1963 and this is a collection of some of his best, earliest songs. I like it, but I can hear these songs done better on my vinyl collection. The music is as great as ever, but the technical recording is not brilliant.