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Astor Piazzolla

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from: Music Hall

Release Date October 25, 1990

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The Best of the Honky-Tonk Piano

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 09, 1996
This CD is great. If you like old ragtime music, it will have you up dancing and clapping. John Arpin plays these songs with little improvisation, so they sound like you expect them to. I just ordered "My Favorite Requests" CD by John Arpin, which is a little more "mellow." He is an excellent and versatile pianist and also has classical CD's available.

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Future Idols

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 19, 2008
This CD is great. If you like old ragtime music, it will have you up dancing and clapping. John Arpin plays these songs with little improvisation, so they sound like you expect them to. I just ordered "My Favorite Requests" CD by John Arpin, which is a little more "mellow." He is an excellent and versatile pianist and also has classical CD's available.

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Grenadilla

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by: Ken Peplowski

Release Date July 14, 1998
It seems that anytime traditional swing players get involved with Marty Ehrlich and his type:-), good things seem always to happen. This collaboration with Peplowski and his fellow traditional/swing players is a terrific example of that with the swing guys stretching out into, for some of them probably, uncharted terrain, and it's a lot of fun and quite intriguing, as well. All the players are on top of their game with the program maintaining a good pace and holding interest throughout. It's mixed bag with some traditional swing along with more modern compositions and ideas. Not a classic, but must it be? In this instance jazz = fun, and that works for me.
In the same vein and equally interesting and fun is Randy Sandke's "Inside Out".

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I Never Went Away

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by: Richard Rodney Bennett

Release Date December 14, 1992
I had the pleasure of seeing Sir Richard Rodney Bennett live in London, and his performance sparked my purchase of this album. He is by far one of the most talented lounge pianists I have heard. His smooth voice and interpretations of these wonderful songs add to provide a wonderful listening experience. A must for any person who appreciates the timeless sound of a classic cocktail pianist.

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Songs About Love Dreams & Domestic Appliances

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by: Legendary Len

Release Date May 23, 2005
I had the pleasure of seeing Sir Richard Rodney Bennett live in London, and his performance sparked my purchase of this album. He is by far one of the most talented lounge pianists I have heard. His smooth voice and interpretations of these wonderful songs add to provide a wonderful listening experience. A must for any person who appreciates the timeless sound of a classic cocktail pianist.

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First Time Out

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by: Allen Beeson

Release Date September 18, 2007
I had the pleasure of seeing Sir Richard Rodney Bennett live in London, and his performance sparked my purchase of this album. He is by far one of the most talented lounge pianists I have heard. His smooth voice and interpretations of these wonderful songs add to provide a wonderful listening experience. A must for any person who appreciates the timeless sound of a classic cocktail pianist.

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Indian Runner

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by: Original Soundtrack, Jack Nitzsche

Release Date September 24, 1991
The music in this film is so exceptional that one finds himself "aware" of it as the film progresses. The music does not distract from the experience but adds immeasurably to it. More often than not, score music is simply spacing between scenes or background noise . . . not the case with this outstanding selection of cuts.

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Call of the Wild

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by: Colorblind James Experience

Release Date July 13, 1999
The music world has lost a great one: James "Chuck" Cuminale, aka Colorblind James, passed away on July 10, 2001, leaving behind a six brilliant CDs and a greatest hits package. Condolences to family, friends, and fans.

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Songs That Won the War

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by: Mike Tinsley And The Embassy Sisters

Release Date November 08, 2005
The sketchy sales information on the Amazon site leads one to believe that these are original recordings. Not so! What follows is an OK but not great rehash of too many songs by a group of unknowns. Be forwarned.