CD-Charts Position 1

Jesus, He Lives

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by: Young Neighborhood

Release Date March 10, 2006

CD-Charts Position 2
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Ladae!

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by: Ladae!

Release Date August 20, 1996
i cant believe this cd is unavailable... the 1st cd is a classic... i couldnt even get a copy when it came out in 96...(australia) who actually made the cd? ive got universal on this site and absolute records [...] derrick you have the cd who actually made it?. I know al b sure helped produced but who was the company... thanx. will this site have the cd soon?

CD-Charts Position 3
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Snach a Knot, Vol. 1

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by: Knotrocker Entertainment

Release Date May 25, 2004
i cant believe this cd is unavailable... the 1st cd is a classic... i couldnt even get a copy when it came out in 96...(australia) who actually made the cd? ive got universal on this site and absolute records [...] derrick you have the cd who actually made it?. I know al b sure helped produced but who was the company... thanx. will this site have the cd soon?

CD-Charts Position 4
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A Woman's Point of View

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by: Shirley Murdock

Release Date October 25, 1990
If you are a Shirley Murdock fan, you HAVE to have this album. Her gospel-like soul is only spotlighted with the synthesized, 80s sound. "Husband," "If I Know," and "Spend My Whole Life" are prime examples of true soul. Truly wonderful.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Island Of The Sun

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Release Date February 14, 2000
From the first song to the last, Island of the Sun is a heartfelt treat of the deepest dimension, a CD on which each song, creations of the artist, are to be savored. The story she tells in the liner notes describes a mystery of the highest order and speaks to me of the most profound of all lessons in life, those of integrity and intention. I am looking forward with great anticipation to the next CD of this young artist and to more of her writing.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Tom Fogerty/Excalibur

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by: Tom Fogerty

Release Date May 09, 2000
The first album on this CD simply titled, "Tom Fogerty" is a toss away. The songs are loose without a sense of direction and Tom sounded unsure of his voice. (Of course who wouldn't have been nervious after a successful run with Creedence Clearwater Revial, and living in little brother John's spotlight).

However on the second album he joins forces with Jerry Garica of the Greatful Dead and together they released a really fine overlooked and hard to locate recording. (I spent 30 years looking for this album on CD).

"Excalibur' opens with a great steel guitar song titled, "forty years" it plays well and the words are strong and to the heart.
(Forty years we labor with these chains, workin' forty years for anoher man, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Very Best of Tom Fogerty

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by: Tom Fogerty

Release Date July 27, 1999
I am a huge fan of John Fogerty's solo music and his music with CCR. If you enjoy his roots-rock style then I strongly recommend that you check out the following:
1) 24 Hours A Day by The Bottle Rockets
2) Chooglin': A Tribute To The Songs Of John Fogerty
3) Banjos and Sunshine by Sixty Acres
4) Trace by Son Volt

CD-Charts Position 8
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Beneath Your Moon

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by: Don Conoscenti

Release Date February 07, 1995
This album is a bit gentler and not quite as adventurous musically as some of Don's later albums. "Hold on, Arelia" is perhaps my favorite song written by Don and I believe the album is worth buying on the basis of this song alone. However, "Jump This Train" is quite good as well as are "Thank You for Calling," "If I Had My Way," "Wintertime in Greyland, "Beneath Your Moon, and "Joie de Vivre." Don consistently turns out albums of thoughtful, interesting, well written songs that each tell a unique story. Gentle yet emphatic, Don is "easy listening" without being lazy and there is intelligence without pretense and thoughtful compassion all over his albums. Released in 1994, the artistic voice on this album does sound "younger" and less developed than on later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Tequila Mockingbird

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by: Jessica King

Release Date August 23, 2005
This album is a bit gentler and not quite as adventurous musically as some of Don's later albums. "Hold on, Arelia" is perhaps my favorite song written by Don and I believe the album is worth buying on the basis of this song alone. However, "Jump This Train" is quite good as well as are "Thank You for Calling," "If I Had My Way," "Wintertime in Greyland, "Beneath Your Moon, and "Joie de Vivre." Don consistently turns out albums of thoughtful, interesting, well written songs that each tell a unique story. Gentle yet emphatic, Don is "easy listening" without being lazy and there is intelligence without pretense and thoughtful compassion all over his albums. Released in 1994, the artistic voice on this album does sound "younger" and less developed than on later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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one for the road

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Release Date June 01, 1998
This album is a bit gentler and not quite as adventurous musically as some of Don's later albums. "Hold on, Arelia" is perhaps my favorite song written by Don and I believe the album is worth buying on the basis of this song alone. However, "Jump This Train" is quite good as well as are "Thank You for Calling," "If I Had My Way," "Wintertime in Greyland, "Beneath Your Moon, and "Joie de Vivre." Don consistently turns out albums of thoughtful, interesting, well written songs that each tell a unique story. Gentle yet emphatic, Don is "easy listening" without being lazy and there is intelligence without pretense and thoughtful compassion all over his albums. Released in 1994, the artistic voice on this album does sound "younger" and less developed than on later ... Read More: