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Meant for Each Other

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by: Barbara Mandrell, Lee Greenwood

Release Date January 01, 1995

I never thought Mandrell and Greenwood had good chemistry as a duet partners. I admit I'm not a fan of Greenwoods music or style of singing. "To me" was a great song and would have been a great song with just Barbara. (Later she did re-record the song and it was so much better) One other song on the album worth a ear is "Soft shoulder" a fun love song. This is one of those albums only a true Mandrell or Greenwood fan would want.

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Meant for Each Other

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by: Barbara Mandrell, Lee Greenwood

Release Date January 01, 1995

I never thought Mandrell and Greenwood had good chemistry as a duet partners. I admit I'm not a fan of Greenwoods music or style of singing. "To me" was a great song and would have been a great song with just Barbara. (Later she did re-record the song and it was so much better) One other song on the album worth a ear is "Soft shoulder" a fun love song. This is one of those albums only a true Mandrell or Greenwood fan would want.

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Erotic Sound Effects

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 24, 1997
This is a sound effects CD devoted to the sounds of lovemaking. It starts off with a bunch of actors saying "pick up lines". Then, an actress imitates Mae West and says some of her most famous quotes. The next section features the sounds of romantic locations. Next, some rather "off the wall" sounds, like jungle drums and pigs snorting, which have little to do with sex. The next section features the actors saying "flirtatious" lines. Then, someone imitates Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy Birthday". Next up, the actors perform "sexy" answering machine messages. The next section features more "romantic" sounds. The next section features what is supposed to be the sounds of people having sex. And the last part of the CD features more sounds ... Read More:

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Tamala le Voyageur

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by: Mory Kanté

Release Date December 25, 2001
This is a sound effects CD devoted to the sounds of lovemaking. It starts off with a bunch of actors saying "pick up lines". Then, an actress imitates Mae West and says some of her most famous quotes. The next section features the sounds of romantic locations. Next, some rather "off the wall" sounds, like jungle drums and pigs snorting, which have little to do with sex. The next section features the actors saying "flirtatious" lines. Then, someone imitates Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy Birthday". Next up, the actors perform "sexy" answering machine messages. The next section features more "romantic" sounds. The next section features what is supposed to be the sounds of people having sex. And the last part of the CD features more sounds ... Read More:

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Amen to the Blues

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by: Jeff Strahan

Release Date May 06, 2008
This is a sound effects CD devoted to the sounds of lovemaking. It starts off with a bunch of actors saying "pick up lines". Then, an actress imitates Mae West and says some of her most famous quotes. The next section features the sounds of romantic locations. Next, some rather "off the wall" sounds, like jungle drums and pigs snorting, which have little to do with sex. The next section features the actors saying "flirtatious" lines. Then, someone imitates Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy Birthday". Next up, the actors perform "sexy" answering machine messages. The next section features more "romantic" sounds. The next section features what is supposed to be the sounds of people having sex. And the last part of the CD features more sounds ... Read More:

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Almost Modern: The Swing to Bop Project

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by: Daniel Block

Release Date July 17, 2007
This is a great recording that should give Dan Block a healthy dose of favourable exposure. He and guitarist Chris Flory researched early to mid forties transitional music for close to five years before hitting the studios. The results are extraordinary.

The music comes from the time when it was leaving the dancehalls and ballrooms to move into coffeehouses and clubs. Dexter Gordon, Don Byas, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Coleman Hawkins and others contributed to the changes in the way the music was played. Countless nights of jamming and experimenting in clubs like Minton's and Kelly's Stables led to the distillation of the music that would be known as bop or bebop. It was an exciting and innovative period of musical development. ... Read More:

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Karaoke: Best of the New Millineum Country, Vol. 2

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by: Karaoke

Release Date September 26, 2006
This is a great recording that should give Dan Block a healthy dose of favourable exposure. He and guitarist Chris Flory researched early to mid forties transitional music for close to five years before hitting the studios. The results are extraordinary.

The music comes from the time when it was leaving the dancehalls and ballrooms to move into coffeehouses and clubs. Dexter Gordon, Don Byas, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Coleman Hawkins and others contributed to the changes in the way the music was played. Countless nights of jamming and experimenting in clubs like Minton's and Kelly's Stables led to the distillation of the music that would be known as bop or bebop. It was an exciting and innovative period of musical development. ... Read More:

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Cafe Believe

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by: The Luddites

Release Date February 15, 2005
This is a great recording that should give Dan Block a healthy dose of favourable exposure. He and guitarist Chris Flory researched early to mid forties transitional music for close to five years before hitting the studios. The results are extraordinary.

The music comes from the time when it was leaving the dancehalls and ballrooms to move into coffeehouses and clubs. Dexter Gordon, Don Byas, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Coleman Hawkins and others contributed to the changes in the way the music was played. Countless nights of jamming and experimenting in clubs like Minton's and Kelly's Stables led to the distillation of the music that would be known as bop or bebop. It was an exciting and innovative period of musical development. ... Read More:

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Dont' Care About Time

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by: Kurt Flavin

Release Date June 19, 2007
This is a great recording that should give Dan Block a healthy dose of favourable exposure. He and guitarist Chris Flory researched early to mid forties transitional music for close to five years before hitting the studios. The results are extraordinary.

The music comes from the time when it was leaving the dancehalls and ballrooms to move into coffeehouses and clubs. Dexter Gordon, Don Byas, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Coleman Hawkins and others contributed to the changes in the way the music was played. Countless nights of jamming and experimenting in clubs like Minton's and Kelly's Stables led to the distillation of the music that would be known as bop or bebop. It was an exciting and innovative period of musical development. ... Read More:

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Sing The Hits Of Alan Jackson

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by: Various

Release Date March 08, 2005
This is a great recording that should give Dan Block a healthy dose of favourable exposure. He and guitarist Chris Flory researched early to mid forties transitional music for close to five years before hitting the studios. The results are extraordinary.

The music comes from the time when it was leaving the dancehalls and ballrooms to move into coffeehouses and clubs. Dexter Gordon, Don Byas, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Coleman Hawkins and others contributed to the changes in the way the music was played. Countless nights of jamming and experimenting in clubs like Minton's and Kelly's Stables led to the distillation of the music that would be known as bop or bebop. It was an exciting and innovative period of musical development. ... Read More: