CD-Charts Position 71

Elders Suite

Search: Starlight
by: Mark Isaacs

Release Date February 16, 1999

CD-Charts Position 72

Elders Suite

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by: Mark Isaacs

Release Date March 18, 2000

CD-Charts Position 73

Celebrate Christmas

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by: Linda Kazmarek

Release Date October 10, 2003

CD-Charts Position 74
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Welcome to the Show

Search: Starlight
by: The American Tragedy

Release Date July 19, 2005
While visiting a friend in Louisiana, I was introduced to a local band who called themselves The American Tragedy. As usual, said friend has proven to have good taste.

All of the songs are considered "good," in my book. But the ones that really stand out are The Rosenburg (track 1), In the Wake of the Muse (track 4), and Cities Killed Starlight (track 11). I'm not exactly a musical connoisseur, but this is definitely one catchy title. Their MySpace page promises more material to come, and I'm positively looking forward to it.

CD-Charts Position 75
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In The Mood For Romance: Classical, Intimate, Sensual, And Seductive

Search: Starlight
by: Various Artists

Release Date August 19, 1997
While visiting a friend in Louisiana, I was introduced to a local band who called themselves The American Tragedy. As usual, said friend has proven to have good taste.

All of the songs are considered "good," in my book. But the ones that really stand out are The Rosenburg (track 1), In the Wake of the Muse (track 4), and Cities Killed Starlight (track 11). I'm not exactly a musical connoisseur, but this is definitely one catchy title. Their MySpace page promises more material to come, and I'm positively looking forward to it.

CD-Charts Position 76
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Journeys of the Heart

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by: Rick June

Release Date September 19, 2006
While visiting a friend in Louisiana, I was introduced to a local band who called themselves The American Tragedy. As usual, said friend has proven to have good taste.

All of the songs are considered "good," in my book. But the ones that really stand out are The Rosenburg (track 1), In the Wake of the Muse (track 4), and Cities Killed Starlight (track 11). I'm not exactly a musical connoisseur, but this is definitely one catchy title. Their MySpace page promises more material to come, and I'm positively looking forward to it.

CD-Charts Position 77
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Tehachapi Trains

Search: Starlight
by: Greg Loskorn

Release Date March 14, 2006
While visiting a friend in Louisiana, I was introduced to a local band who called themselves The American Tragedy. As usual, said friend has proven to have good taste.

All of the songs are considered "good," in my book. But the ones that really stand out are The Rosenburg (track 1), In the Wake of the Muse (track 4), and Cities Killed Starlight (track 11). I'm not exactly a musical connoisseur, but this is definitely one catchy title. Their MySpace page promises more material to come, and I'm positively looking forward to it.

CD-Charts Position 78
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World of Lateinamerikanische Tanze

Search: Starlight
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 29, 1997
This 2 CD set from Zyx is a great value! Every track rates at least four stars. This is a great set for both listening and dancing. The tempos are appropriate for the dance suggested below. Most of these are instrumental only. Those with vocals are not done by the original artists, and some will find this a minus. All of this makes me want to dance!

The liner does not identify the dance band. However, several of these titles are copy-righted to the Karl Schmidt Big Band (KSBB), and many tracks sound identical to tracks on other KSBB albums. It is only a guess, but it seems that the producers at Zyx collected tracks from the KSBB for this double album. Perhaps someone who now more than I can confirm this via a comment or additional ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 79
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Spirit Moon

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by: Dcyberstar13

Release Date August 02, 2005
This 2 CD set from Zyx is a great value! Every track rates at least four stars. This is a great set for both listening and dancing. The tempos are appropriate for the dance suggested below. Most of these are instrumental only. Those with vocals are not done by the original artists, and some will find this a minus. All of this makes me want to dance!

The liner does not identify the dance band. However, several of these titles are copy-righted to the Karl Schmidt Big Band (KSBB), and many tracks sound identical to tracks on other KSBB albums. It is only a guess, but it seems that the producers at Zyx collected tracks from the KSBB for this double album. Perhaps someone who now more than I can confirm this via a comment or additional ... Read More: