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The Library CD Music Shelf
Don't You Want To Go?
Betse Ellis
Free Dirt Records
c/o Trade Root Music Group, LLC
PO Box 11451, Takoma Park, MD 20913
$16.99 www.traderootmusic.com
Don't You Want To Go? is the debut solo music CD album by Betse Ellis,
well known for her fiddle playing as a founding member of "hillbilly
riot" band The Wilders. Ellis' fiddle draws heavily upon traditional
influences, and her music swells with the passion of a craftsmaster.
Somes tracks of Don't You Want To Go? are traditional favorite songs,
while others are original compositions; both types blend seamlessly
into a flowing whole, highly recommended to fiddle music aficionados
as well as public library collections. The tracks are "White
River" (3:06), "John Henry" (3:50), "Run!" (1:54), "Looking the World
Over" (2:56), "Bear Creek Sally Goodin'" (2:19), "Another Night
Gone" (3:44), "La Cinquantaine" (3:03), "Walk Along John" (2:45),
"Heaven Bells Are Ringing/Gone to View That Land" (4:37), "Mainz
Waltz" (3:17), "Dont You Want to Go?" (4:27), "Hanson's
Farewell" (3:51) and "In My Girlish Days" (5:19).
One Man's Music
Vince Bell and Ned Albright
Vincebell.com
7 Avenida Vista Grande, Ste 237, Santa Fe, NM 87508
Mere Words Media Relations (publicity)
kevin@merewordsmedia.com
$11.99 www.vincebell.com 505-466-6432
One Man's Music is the fifth album on CD released by musician Vince
Bell, suitable for enjoying by itself or as a companion to Bell's
autobiography of the same title. Featuring fourteen songs (three new
compositions, and eleven popular favorites from Bell's previous
albums) that tie to the story of Bell's life, One Man's Music features
Bell's guitar in complementary tandem to the piano playing of Los
Angeles pianist Ned Albright. The music traces a journey, and Bell's
vocal stylings flow smoothly alongside the guitar chords. A stirring,
thoughtful album, highly recommended. The tracks are "100 Miles from
Mexico" (2:58), "I've Had Enough" (3:38), "The Other Side" (4:37),
"Sun & Moon & Stars" (4:55), "Frankenstein by Gary Burgess" (3:57),
"Pair of Dice" (1:52), "Queen Street" (4:38), "Bermuda
Triangle" (2:59), "Mirror, Mirror" (2:42), "2nd Street" (3:05), "The
Beast" (2:54), "Hard Road" (3:01), "Woman of the Phoenix" (3:04), and
"One Man's Music" (2:58).
Ancient Sun
ThunderBeat
ThunderVision Records
PO Box 3700, Sedonia, AZ 86340
c/o New Leaf Distributing Company
9780981465197, $15.98 www.ThunderBeat.com
'Native American Music Award'-winning composer, teacher, shamanic
practitioner, and reiki master ThunderBeat presents Ancient Sun, a
beautiful music album on CD evoking the wonder and majesty of ancient
Egypt with its wistful melodies. Primarily an instrumental album,
Ancient Sun stirs the heart with its emotional melodies tapping deep
into the rich history of one of the earliest cradles of human
civilization. Highly recommended, especially for New Age music
collections. The tracks are "Called to the Temple", "Ancient Sun",
"Ra", "Sands of Time", "The Lion Kingdom", "SunRise", "Golden Sun",
"Temple of the Priest", "Flight into Egypt", and "Journey to the Sun".
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