| Eleanor Mcevoy - Eleanor Mcevoy (1997) Posted: 29 Jan 2009 05:45 AM PST 
Eleanor McEvoy is an impressive debut album from McEvoy, proving that she is not only capable of fusing contemporary folk and celtic music, but that she's a singer-songwriter with a graceful, individual voice. Both the music and the songs have a quietly powerful beauty, which makes it no wonder that the album helped McEvoy win the Irish Record Industry Award for Best New Artist. Track List 01.  |
| Marc Anthony - Libre (2001) Posted: 29 Jan 2009 05:31 AM PST 
From Amazon.com There's a palpable sense of joy in Marc Anthony's voice. The salsa star and pop sensation may be slight in stature, but when he opens his mouth to sing, the sheer power and passion of his tenor grabs a hold of your heart and makes you sit up and pay attention. The king of contemporary salsa was born and raised in New York City, but as good as Anthony is in his native tongue, he  |
| VA - The Ultimate love Song Collection (Box Set 18Cds) Posted: 29 Jan 2009 04:18 AM PST 
V.A. - The Ultimate Love Songs Collection Vol. 1 [01] fugees - killing me softly [04:52] [02] celine dion - because you loved me [04:33] [03] backstreet boys - i'll never break your heart [04:24] [04] whitney houston - where do broken hearts go [04:35] [05] cat stevens - father and son [03:40] [06] take that - how deep is your love [03:40] [07] nick cave & the bad seeds and kylie minogue -  |
| Meiko - Meiko (2008) Posted: 29 Jan 2009 02:38 AM PST 
Meiko is one of the most promising singer-songwriters to emerge from the Los Angeles music scene in recent years. Counting among her influences artists as diverse as Patty Griffin, Sade, and Portishead, Meiko has managed to create songs of sweet disquiet that are all her own. In early 2007, Meiko performed at the Sundance Film Festival and caught the ear of Paste Magazine editor Josh Jackson,  |
| Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation 1814 (1989) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 03:02 PM PST 
Amazon.com essential recording Picking up where the breakthrough funk-pop of Control left off, Janet Jackson and her production team of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis laced Rhythm Nation with high-minded references to societal ills--seldom the favored province of dance music, but a daring attempt nonetheless. Songs like "State of the World" and "The Knowledge" follow in the tradition of "free your  |
| En Vogue - Masterpiece Theatre (2000) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 02:00 PM PST 
Review by Stacia Proefrock @ allmusic.com Whether it was caused by Dawn Robinson's absence or the questionable manipulations of their production team, En Vogue's first release as a trio, EV3, was a disappointment. Masterpiece Theatre, their second album since Robinson's departure, shows the group in much finer form. The silky-smooth harmonies are still there, combined with forceful solos and  |
| En Vogue - EV3 (1997) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 01:00 PM PST 
Review by Leo Stanley @ allmusic.com The sound of En Vogue isn't greatly affected by the departure of Dawn Robinson for their third album, EV3, since the group's harmonies remain remarkably supple and soulful. Instead, the group are hurt by its selection of producers and songwriters. En Vogue have decided to work with Denzil Foster and Thomas McElroy only occasionally on EV3, choosing to hire  |
| En Vogue - Funky Divas (1992) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 12:00 PM PST 
Review by Jose F. Promis @ allmusic.com The 1990s was a time when hip-hop infused with R&B became pop music, and at the forefront of this movement was En Vogue. Their most commercially and critically successful album, Funky Divas, stands as one of the best pop/R&B albums to emerge from that time, incorporating soul, hip-hop, pop, dance, and rock to create one of the era's most diverse, dazzling,  |
| En Vogue - Born To Sing (1990) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 11:00 AM PST 
Review by Jose F. Promis @ allmusic.com The '80s produced countless "three girl and a drum machine"-type acts, but 1990 produced the trendsetting quartet En Vogue (courtesy of producers Thomas McElroy and Denzil Foster), who, with their individual vocal skills, sophisticated sense of fashion, sultry videos, and smart singles, went on to become one of the decade's most successful and influential  |
| Amy Macdonald - This Is The Life (2007) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 10:05 AM PST 
Review by Sharon Mawer @ allmusic.com The debut album from Scottish singer/songwriter Amy MacDonald, This Is the Life achieved a remarkable feat — it entered the charts at number two. MacDonald admits that the song "Poison Prince," which received a limited release as a single, is based on the life of Babyshambles and Libertines singer Pete Doherty but the first nationally released single, "Mr.  |
| Cher - The Very Best Of Cher (2003) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 09:00 AM PST 
Track List 01. If I Could Turn Back Time 02. Heart Of Stone 03. Just Like Jesse James 04. Save Up All Your Tears 05. After All (Love Theme From Chances Are) -- duet with Peter Cetera 06. I Found Someone 07. One By One 08. Strong Enough 09. All Or Nothing 10. Song For The Lonely 11. Take Me Home 12. Believe 13. The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) 14. All I Really Want To Do 15.Bang Bang (My  |
| Sarah Brightman - The Trees They Grow So High (1988) Posted: 28 Jan 2009 07:44 AM PST 
Track List 01. Early One Morning 02. Come You Not from Newcastle? 03. Sweet Polly Oliver 04. Trees They Grow So High 05. Ash Grove 06. O Waly, Waly 07. How Sweet the Answer 08. Plough Boy 09. Voici le Printemps 10. Last Rose of Summer 11. Belle, Est au Jardin d'Amour 12. Fileuse 13. Dear Harp of My Country! 14. Little Sir William 15. O Can Ye Sew Cushions? 16. Oft in the Stilly Night 17. Quand  |
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