Train Songs
On this CD:
1. Homebound Train
Composed by Jon / Sambora, Richard S. Bon Jovi
2. Yugoslavian Railroad Song
Composed by Gernot Wolfgang
3. Downtown Train
Composed by Tom Waits
4. MondoLine
Composed by Michael Radanovics
5. Take the A Train
Composed by Billy Strayhorn
6. The Train Will Bring Her Back To Me
Composed by Michael Radanovics
7. Train From Ossia
Composed by Thomas Mandel
8. About Trains
Composed by Michael Radanovics
9. Grand Central
Composed by John Coltrane
10. Locomotive Breath
Composed by Ian Anderson
11. Train De Plaisir (after Johann Strauss)
Composed by Michael Radanovics
12. Train Song
Composed by Tom Waits
13. Jaco
Composed by Pat Metheny
Train Songs, Music, Spring String Quartet, Jon Bon Jovi, Gernot Wolfgang, Tom Waits, Michael Radanovics, Billy Strayhorn, Thomas Mandel, John Coltrane, Ian Anderson, Pat Metheny, Chamber Music & Recitals, Classical, Classical Collections-Composer Desc., Classical Music, Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous Music, Orchestral, Orchestral Music, Vocal, Vocal Music
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- An American Treasure
- Gotta love it.
- Freight Train and other songs
- Move Over John Hurt
- Simply Amazing
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Freight Train And Other North Carolina Folk Songs and Tunes
Elizabeth Cotten
Manufacturer: Smithsonian Folkways
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ASIN: B000001DGA
Release Date: 1992-02-14 |
Tracks:
- Wilson Rag
- Freight Train
- Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
- I Don't Love Nobody
- Aint' Got No Honey Baby Now
- Graduation March
- Honey Babe Your Papa Cares For You
- Vastopol
- a) Here Old Rattler Here
- a) Run...Run
- a) Sweet Bye and Bye
- Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie
- Spanish Flang Dang
- When I Get Home
Album Description
This complete reissue of Elizabeth Cotten's first LP is best known for containing the original recording of her classic Freight Train. The breadth of her repertoire and endearing style have captivated generations of guitarists and fans of traditional American music.
Freight Train includes guitar and banjo accompanied songs and tunes and features Mike Seeger's updated notes that include comments on Cotten's life, musical style, and song lyrics.
Customer Reviews:
An American Treasure.......2005-12-30
What can I say? Elizabeth Cotten was one of the best guitar players of all time and almost no one knows about her.I have enormous respect for all the great guitarists from all genres of modern music and to my ears no one comes close,except maybe Mississippi John Hurt, to her fluid and gentle approach to the guitar.
And to think this was recorded in her bedroom instead of a studio gives this disc a refreshing sound,just like she was sitting on her bed and playing just for you.Great just to listen to and essential to anyone who is a fan of acoustic guitar playing at its finest.
Freight Train is not just a classic song but it sounds like it has always been here like the mountains and the sky.I love this disc and everything about it.Essential and highly recommended.
Gotta love it........2002-12-12
Elizabeth does a wonderful job here. Don't expect a lot from the recording itself but the songs are great American History. Great background music.
Freight Train and other songs.......2002-04-29
When I first heard this CD I was astounded not just by the
technical ability of Libba Cotten, but also by the sheer
spiritual feeling she gives to the songs. She also plays really
gently, never overemphasising anything.
Move Over John Hurt.......2002-02-26
These phenomenal songs were recorded by Mike Seeger in Elizabeth Cotten's bedroom. Elizabeth Cotten had stopped playing guitar for over twenty years when the Seeger family "discovered" her (she was working as their maid!)
Cotten's completely "by ear" playing is among the most subtle and harmonically nuanced in "roots folk music". Strangely, she does not get anywhere near the attention of Mississipi John Hurt, though she is a far better and more interesting guitar player (this is not to knock John Hurt, who is also great.)
Cotten was able to pick up everything from blues, to ragtime, to the UNC "graduation march" just by listening. At risk of sounding cliched, I believe she was a genius who was never fully able to realize her potential. But at least we have these wonderful songs to give us a sense of it.
Simply Amazing.......1999-09-03
Elizabeth Cotten is a must for everyone. When listening to the recording one feels as if she was playing in the same room with you. Ms. Cotten has an amazing ability to keep one listening and always wanting more.
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Emperor Waltz
Manufacturer: Delta
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ASIN: B000021XYI
Release Date: 2005-06-28 |
Tracks:
- Enjoy Your Life, Waltz Op.340 - Norbert Neukamp, Andrieu, ,
- Pleasure Train, Polka, Op.281 - Joseph Francek, Andrieu, ,
- Emperor Waltz, Op.437 - Andrieu,
- Eljen a Magyar, Polka, Op. 332 - Joseph Francek, Andrieu, ,
- Wine, Women & Song, Waltz, Op.333 - Andrieu,
- Egyptian March, Op. 335 - Norbert Neukamp, Andrieu, ,
- Tales from the Vienna Woods, Waltz, Op.325 - Andrieu,
- Bitte SchFrench Polka, Op.372 - Norbert Neukamp, Andrieu, ,
- Morning Papers, Waltz, Op.271 - Joseph Francek, Andrieu, ,
- Carefree, Polka, Op.114 - Andrieu,
- Love Songs, Waltz, Op.114 - Joseph Francek, Andrieu, ,
- Light Hearted, Polka, Op.319 - Joseph Francek, Andrieu, ,
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- Return to Sanity
- Have Some Madeira
- British humour at its best
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Complete Flanders & Swann
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ASIN: B000006T4S
Release Date: 1997-04-30 |
Tracks:
- Warthog, The (The Hog Beneath The Skin)
- The Sea Horse
- The Chameleon
- Whale, The (Mopy Dick)
- Je Suis Le Tenebreux
- Songs For Our Time
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- Kokoraki
- Madeira M'Dear?
- Too Many Cookers
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- Sounding Brass
- Los Olividados
- In The Desert
- The Sloth
- The Rhinoceros
- Kangaroo Tango
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- The Elephant
- By Air
- Slow Train
- A Song Of Patriotic Prejudice - Flanders & Swann
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- Sounding Brass
- Los Olividados
- In The Desert
- The Sloth
- The Rhinoceros
- Kangaroo Tango
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- Dead Ducks
- The Elephant
- By Air
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Album Details
Fantastic Triple CD Box Set of the Recorded Works of One of Britain's Most Popular Comedy Duos. Their Keen Observations of Everyday British Life and Abilities to Exemplify them in Song Made them the Darlings of the UK. Cleverness, Wit and Absoute Hilarity were the Order of the Day, in Just About Any Style of Music. Pure Comic Genius on Three Discs!
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Return to Sanity.......2005-07-27
Before Monty Python, before the Beatles, before "'Enery the Aigth Oi Am" there was the subtle, sweet, insdious humor of Flanders and Swann, and their lyrics remain part of the recognition rituals of Ivy Leaguers of the sixties. For any aging hippies or yuppies who find life WAY more stressful than we ever expected, and for whom the down side of alcohol, sex, and drugs has become apparent, I recommend listening several times to "In the Bath". It raises a cry for peace among the nations by inviting all the leaders to sit congenially steaming in a communal bathtub. And they reminding us of our essential self-interest when they add the proviso "as long as Swann and Flanders get the end without the taps." On those nights when we suspect that there isn't any point to it all, reach for the Flanders and Swann. They won't convince you there is any meaning to life, but they'll make it a lot easier to bear. Don't even try to do without it.
Have Some Madeira.......2005-07-06
Not every line in Flanders and Swann has become part of our 37-year marriage, but many have. As our turntables fail, we are pleased that we can relive all the fun stuff we used to collect. Nothing is like this duo, especially what you usually hear as French horn by Mozart converted into "I found that horn go(r)ne." And, of course,
"Have some Madeira, m'dear" is an all-time favorite.
British humour at its best.......2003-03-15
When I started out as a teacher of English, I had the most wonderful colleague as a mentor -- when she retired she gave me three LPs with much of what is on these CDs, and it must be one of the best gifts I have ever been given. Practically all of it makes me smile or laugh out loud (although I must admit that some, like The Armadillo and Slow Train, make me so melancholy that I can just feel my lower lip tremble and my eyes fill up). How can you beat lines like "Hail to thee, blithe Wompom", or "The English are moral, the English are good / And clever, and modest, and misunderstood"? I find they make great listening exercises for my teenaged students as well -- they consider it ancient, but incredibly funny!
If you haven't heard this..........2003-01-16
The great comedic pairing of the late Michael Flanders (vocals) and Donald Swann (piano and occasional vocals) must surely rank among the hall of fame of comic singers and songwriters. Descended from the British music hall tradition, these two men wrote and performed music which still sparkles with wit today, some 40 or more years since it was recorded.
After being told to take up singing as a means of strengthening his polio-weakened lungs, the wheelchair-bound Flanders teamed up with pianist Swann and proceeded to write such classic songs as "The Hippo Song (Mud Mud Glorious Mud)", "The Gasman Cometh", "The Gnu Song", "A Transport of Delight" and many others. As well as a gently satirical spirit, all these songs feature the sublime wordplay and interplay of both men.
The first two discs of this box set are actual concerts - "At The Drop Of A Hat" and its successor "At The Drop Of Another Hat". Recorded at the height of the duo's popularity and form, the sound quality is surprisingly good for recordings this old.
"At The Drop Of A Hat" opens with three of the Flanders and Swann classics. "Transport Of Delight", a song in praise of the "97 horsepower omnibus" features the wonderful harmonies of the duo on lines like "any more fares" and Flanders' dead-on impression of a London busdriver "Geddardait, we're full right up inside". "Song of Reproduction" deals with the new, as it was then, stereo technology and features Flanders delivering an incredible monologue using every conceivable piece of audiophile jargon. "The Gnu Song" (in which "gnu" is pronounced phonetically) is a real treat. The audience's reaction to the reappearance of the gnu is superb.
As well as this opening trio, the disc features Flanders' snippets of "Songs For Our Time" (in which he experiments with conventions of hit songs), "Song of the Weather" (a rundown of English weather throughout the year), "The Reluctant Cannibal" (featuring Swann in the tititular role and the chorus "I can't eat people/I won't eat people/eatin' people is wrong"), Swann's foray into Greek folksong "Kokraki" and the justifiably famous "Madeira M'Dear". The performance ends with a rousing version of "The Hippo Song".
Flanders is in fine voice throughout and his comments introducing each song are delivered with deadpan accuracy. The story behind "The Gnu Song" is an absolute masterpiece. Flanders' monologue about the creation of "Greensleeves" is also superb - "'Greenfleeves'. That's an interesting name for a fong" (referencing old English script) being just a taste.
"Another Hat" begins in equally fine form with "Gasman Cometh" and "Ill Wind". "Gasman", presaged as "a tale of unending domestic upheaval", is sure to have most people who've ever dealt with unreliable tradesmen nodding in agreement, while "Ill Wind" is Flanders' attempt at setting words to a French horn concerto featuring the immortal lines "I lost that horn/lost that horn/lost that horn/found that horn/gorn". The performance continues with Swann's Russian/English song "In The Desert", the ending of which is truly side-splitting. "All Gall" (a reinterpretation of "This Old Man" to fit then-French President Charles de Gaulle) is a little dated but very cleverly done. "Song of Patriotic Prejudice", with its introduction and opening lines grabbing the audience's attention is another triumph, while the "Hippo Encore" is a great end to the performance.
Again Flanders is at his peak. His loving description of the Spanish olive-stuffers ("Olividados") and his superb story about flying ("By Air") are both brilliant examples of the shaggy dog story.
My favourite from both of these discs would have to be "First and Second Law". Flanders decides to educate Swann in elementary science and picks on the first and second laws of thermodynamics ("heat is work and work is heat" and "heat cannot of itself pass from one body to a hotter body") and the repetition of these phrases in time to Swann's barely-there piano accompaniment is one of the finest moments in British comedy.
The third disc is largely forgettable. It begins with a series of animal-related songs performed in a studio and without much of Flanders' rambling introductions. "Warthog" has its moments, while the others were clearly not performed in front of an audience for a reason. "Wompom" is also mildly diverting, presenting a story about a made-up substance which is the answer to everything.
The rest of the disc is then filled out with much earlier material in a rather poorly-recorded concert. "20 Tons of TNT" (related to the calculation the pair had done which gave that as the amount of TNT per person on the planet at the time) provides food for thought, but little more.
Is this box set for everyone? No. Much of the humour both within and without the songs does require a bit of background knowledge to what was going on in Britain and Europe at the time (1960s), John Profumo is referenced a few times as well as Charles de Gaulle and the Common Market, while a smattering of classical music knowledge can help out a bit with Swann's work and "Ill Wind". The fact that my grandfather (who's in his late 70s) recalls hearing these songs and laughing may give an indication as to the age of some of the subject matter. Equally the fact that "First and Second Law" references an awful lot of physics might do the same.
Nevertheless, for anyone who loves British humour done in a gentle manner or who is interested in the source of "mud mud glorious mud/nothing quite like it for cooling the blood", give these CDs some serious consideration.
Gentle Satire.......2002-04-03
I've been singing Flanders and Swann every day In the Bath since I first heard them in 1964. If you don't know them, think Gilbert and Sullivan by way of English music hall and Noel Coward, with a bit of Tom Lehrer musical satire and classic Bob Newhart or Charlie Manna monologues. F&S commented gently on their times: "The purpose of satire, it has been rightly said, is to strip away the veneer of comfortable illusion and cozy half-truth. And our job, as I see it, is to put it back again." Quite simply the best comic songs and patter of the 20th century. Michael died in 1975, Donald in 1994. Goodnight, Mabel Figworthy, wherever you are.
Here are some samples of Michael's verbal wit.
Wordplay:
- "A Transport of Delight," their song of the pleasures of the double-decker bus "has recently been adopted as the theme song of the Underground resistance movement."
- Speculating that Henry VIII wrote Greensleeves: "and the royalties go to royalty."
- About a tennis referee late in the day: "the umpire upon whom the sun never sets."
- Explaining how he was hoisted in his wheelchair onto airliners by a fork lift: "Why they need a great machine like that to lift forks I do not know. Well, they're only plastic, now, aren't they?"
- On status symbols: "The object is to Gunga Din your neighbor: 'I'm a better man than you' is the acid test," and, "let's bang our status cymbals with the best."
- To a disenchanted cannibal: "You used to be a regular anthropophagi."
- Of a lecher: "And he said as he hastened to put out the cat, the wine, his cigar, and the lamps," while the girl "lowered her standards by raising her glass, her courage, her eyes, and his hopes."
- At the corrida d'olivas (the Andorran festival of olive stuffing, not to be confused with the Spanish corrida de toros, or bullfight): "And a great cry goes up of Ole! He has made an 'ol."
- "It's no good going up to a scientist and saying to him like you would to anybody else, 'Good morning, how are you, lend me a quid, and so on.' He'll just glare at you, or make a rude retort."
Throw-aways
- During the height of the cold war the Soviet Union sent the Moscow Ballet on a world tour. Donald sang one chorus of the Hippopotamus Song "mud, mud, glorious mud - nothing quite like it for cooling the blood" in Russian. Michael: "That should improve our cultural relations."
- During the 1963 Mandy Rice-Davies and Christine Keeler scandal: "None of that going around saying no smoke without fire. Nil cumbustibus, Profumo." Also, from "Friendly Duet," "such models of friendship are precious and rare, while the friendship of models is not."
- "Now if you're writing a musical, as I'm sure practically all of you are, . . ."
- Of Donald: "You know that no one has a higher regard for your music . . . than you do yourself. I merely meant that you are not great because you are not dead. If you wish to be great you must stop composing and start decomposing."
- "We never found a rhyme for (Soviet Premier Nikita) "Kruschev" until he was dead: Did he die or was he "pushed off"?"
- "We spent two dreadful, uh, delightful years, entertaining the Americans whose need, let's face it, is greater even than yours. Of course, when we're over there we say that the other way 'round."
- "No matter what you may say about the Germans, and who doesn't . . ."
- "Some of the songs that have made our names a household word, like slop-bucket . . ."
- "They've started testing cars now. They started at 10 years, then 5, now three. There's even some talk of having them tested before they leave the factory."
Absurdities
- "I'm delirious about our new oven fitted with the eye-level grill. This means that without my having to bend down the hot fat can squirt straight into my eye."
- A spectator during the construction of Stonehenge: "So, it's not going to be lived in. Well, that's something anyway. So what is it, then? It's a what?! A calendar?! A bit big for a calendar isn't it? You'd look pretty foolish with that on your desk."
- "Donald knocked himself out this morning. Got one of those new pop-up toasters. Nasty things."
Incredible multiple rhymes:
- "The fair hippoptama he aimed to entice from her seat on her hilltop above, as she hadn't got a ma to give her advice, went tip-toeing down to her love."
- Of Josephine: "Nonsense, said Bonaparte. She lives on her own, apart, in her own apartment."
- "Oh let us be married if our parents don't mind. We'd be happy and inseparable. Inextricably entwined. We'd live happily every after, said the Honeysuckle to the Bindweed."
- "And you'll always see a single lace-less left-hand leather boot. A bootless British river bank's a shock. We leave them there at midnight, you can track a member's route by the alternating print of boot and sock."
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25 Classic Train Songs: Songs of Rural America
Various Artists
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ASIN: B0000950W2
Release Date: 2003-05-13 |
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- Kansas City Railroad Blues - Don Reno & Red Smiley With The Tennessee Cut-Ups (Featuring Buck Ryan)
- Bringing In The Georgia Mail - Mac Wisman
- Little John Henry - Hylo Brown
- Ghost Train - Earl Taylor & Jim McCall With The Stoney Mountain Boys
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- Freight Train Blues - Hylo Brown & The Timberliners
- Wreck Of The Old '97 - Earl Taylor & Jim McCall With The Stoney Mountain Boys
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- Casey Jones - Frosty Mountain Boys With Raymond Fairchild
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- Warning: this CD is addictive
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- I Think They Should Have Selected a More Contemporary Singer
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You've Stolen My Heart: Songs from R.D. Burman's Bollywood
Kronos Quartet , and Asha Bhosle
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ASIN: B0009X1PAM
Release Date: 2005-08-23 |
Tracks:
- Dum Maro Dum - Take Another Toke
- Rishte Bante Hain - Relationships Grow Slowly
- Mehbooba Mehbooba - Beloved, O Beloved
- Ekta Deshlai Kathi Jwalao - Light a Match
- Nodir Pare Utthchhe Dhnoa - Smoke Rises across the River
- Koi Aaya Aane Bhi De - If People Come
- Mera Kuchh Saaman - Some of My Things
- Saajan Kahan Jaoongi Main - Beloved, Where Would I Go?
- Piya Tu Ab To Aaja - Lover, Come to Me Now
- Dhanno Ki Aankhon - In Dhanno's Eyes
- Chura Liya Hai Tum Ne - You've Stolen My Heart
- Saiyan Re Saiyan - My Lover Came Silently
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The Kronos Quartet have been luminaries of modern Western classical music for more than thirty years. So despite their previous forays into world music, a headlong dive into the alternative universe of Bollywood (Bombay-plus-Hollywood) soundtracks may seem somewhat incongruous. But Kronos leader David Harrington is a longtime fan of composer R.D. Burman¹s florid pop extravaganzas, which propelled an already saturated palette into day-glo and beyond. To get the project off the ground, he had to convince one of India¹s prolific and versatile "playback" singers to come on board. The legendary Asha Bhosle is a renowned Burman interpreter so securing her services was a major coup. To replicate the reverb-laden "wall of sound" typical of Burman arrangements, Kronos and Ashaji, accompanied by Indian percussionist Zakir Hussain and Chinese pipa virtuoso Wu Man, overdubbed themselves into a teeming multitude. However, there is nothing soulless or "canned" about the results; indeed, composer and singer emerge refreshed and more vivid than ever before, shaking their stuff amid swirling Technicolor veils of tongue-in-cheek mystery and sensuality. --Christina Roden
Album Description
Sumptuous and surreal, the Kronos Quartet and Asha Bhosle's You've Stolen My Heart is not unlike the colorful, melodramatic Indian film musicals to which it pays tribute. Eight of its twelve tracks feature superstar Bollywood film playback singer Asha Bhosle, widely considered the world's most recorded vocalist. The songs were chosen from the repertoire of her husband, the late composer R.D. Burman, who revolutionized the sound of the movies produced at Mumbai's (formerly Bombay) fabled studios, a.k.a. Bollywood.
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Warning: this CD is addictive.......2007-01-12
Now in her early 60s, Asha Bhosle's voice has matured since the heyday of her Bollywood career in the 60s-70s and in these reworkings of some of her greatest hits (written by her late husband R.K.Burman) it's positively honey-like. The collaboration with Kronos Quartet is inspired: substitute electronically enhanced violins for Duane Eddy guitars and you have an inkling of the ideas flying around the disc. The liner notes are informative and there's plenty of information for the Bollywood novice. However, whether you understand Hindi or not, this is a collection of songs - humorous, romantic, tacky, and at times so hilariously naff in the way of Indian homages to western pop it's actually cool! I would be amazed if you don't want to keep going back to it, once heard.
Clever, but...........2006-04-07
Chronos has always emphasized being clever over being musical- although they are splendid musicians- and this album is perhaps the ultimate exegesis of that. The actual music is perhaps exotic, to western ears, but it is also uninteresting. Indian film music combines the sound of the East with the banality of pop, and the result isn't anything that bears more than one listening; personally, I was continually reminded of the incidental Indian-themed music that kept popping up in the Beatles' movie "Help", although that soundtrack was a bit more clever. Another volume for the library of the die-hard Chronos fan, perhaps, but not necessarily anyone alse.
Bhosle, Pavrotti, Sinatra.......2006-02-12
Some vocalists are one-of-a-kind, brilliant and beautiful, setting the standard for their particular music. Asha Bhosle is one of them. I heard her with the Kronos in performance in San Francisco, and they took my breath away. This album isn't quite the same as being there but it's very, very close. Asha, Kronos - please do it again!
Cheap music.......2006-01-02
I dont know how the kronos quartet to come down so low. The music is cheap. I couldn't hear any of the tracks completely. They were so insipid.Complete waste of money. I have heard much better from Asha.
I Think They Should Have Selected a More Contemporary Singer.......2005-11-05
I love Asha Bhosle and one only has to listen to her Live at the Albert Hall album. Problem is, she has aged, and her voice shows it. Regrettably, her vocals on this album constantly remind me of this and I can't listen to the album with pleasure. I would say the same of such wonderful singers as June Carter and Amalia Mendoza. This was a wonderful opportunity to introduce much of the world to the zaniness of Bollywood movie music, with its fabulous arrangements and wacky use of all imaginable instruments from all over the world. Instead it makes me sad to hear Asha not at her peak.
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- Choo Choo Music
- Perfect for kids that love choo-choo trains!!!
- Turn up the volume!
- Right On Track!
- My son and daughter love this CD! There is a video too!
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Come Ride Along with Me
James Coffey
Manufacturer: Blue Vision
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00000DAQ6
Release Date: 1997-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Come Ride Along With Me
- Signal Lights
- Dinosaur's Revenge
- Choo-Choo Blues
- Layin' Down Those Railroad Ties
- Early In The Morning
- I'm An Engineer
- I've Been Workin' On The Railroad
- My Big Machine
- Stop, Look & Listen
- I Love Toy Trains
- Do You Wanna Play In My Playground
- Aboard A Train
- We All Live In A Neighborhood
Album Description
This Parents' Choice award-winning CD is musical fun for the whole family. Travel along with James Coffey as we learn about railroad safety in "Stop, Look and Listen." Enjoy the tale of a dinosaur's desire for a choo-choo train ride. Dance to the funkiest "I've been workin' on the Railroad" you've ever heard. Featuring the songs from the "I Love Toy Trains" video series, the outstanding lyrics and performance is a hit for kid and families.
Customer Reviews:
Choo Choo Music.......2007-06-05
I ordered this CD for my three year old son after seeing how much he loved the I Love Toy Trains DVD's. I Love Toy Trains DVD Parts (1-3) He was so excited when I gave it to him, and he wanted to listen to it right away. He loves to listen to it when we are in the car. Track number one has a great train bell sound effect that he loves, and "Choo Choo Blues" is one that he loves to sing along to. I plan to look into more James Coffey music for my son.
Perfect for kids that love choo-choo trains!!!.......2006-08-22
I bought this CD to play as background music at my son's train themed birthday party. All of the kids loved the music and we had a wide age range. I highly recommend this CD for kids whether they have a love of trains or not. Very fun car riding tunes!
Turn up the volume!.......2000-11-14
I have two kids (a boy and a girl ages 3 1/2 and 2) who love this music. My son tells me to stop talking and turn up the volume when we listen. They love to get their instruments out and play along. James Coffey writes the music for a train video series produced by Tom McComas (....) that parents will want to check out. My kids prefer these videos over the Thomas series and I think the music is the reason.
Right On Track!.......2000-02-23
My kids got this as a gift from friends in the U.S. and it is a hit both at home and amongst my kids' friends who keep borrowing it (much to my kids' dismay since they listen to it almost non-stop). The English speakers love the lyrics and the non-English speakers love the music! It is a favorite in our house...we love it all!
My son and daughter love this CD! There is a video too!.......1999-11-24
Both of my children (boy 4 1/2, girl 1 1/2) love this music about trains - especially the dinosaur song. The CD has stood the test of time at our house. We first borrowed it from the library, and my son was constantly asking to get it again. After several renewals, I finally broke down and bought it. There is also a video called "I Love Toy Trains, Part 4" which is set to this entire collection. Both have been big hits at our house for over a year.
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- A Treasure For Parents & Toddlers
- Kids will love it, parents will love it
- My kid LOVES this CD. Yours will too!!!
- Songs relating to the lure and lore of trains
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My Mama Was a Train
Manufacturer: Rounder Select/Idn
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000063CEB
Release Date: 2002-04-02 |
Tracks:
- My Mama Was A Train
- What Do You Hear?
- That Little Red Caboose Behind The Train
- Nine Hundred Miles
- Counting Those Railroad Cars
- Old Engine No. 9
- Build A Bridge
- Rock Island Line
- Wabash Cannonball
- New River Train
- Im A Train
- Casey Jones
- Down At The Station
- Little Red Caboose
- Workin In The Railway Yard
Album Description
TOOT TOOT! JAMES COFFEY ARRIVES WITH A BOXCAR LOAD OF NEW SONGS WITH NEW RELEASE "MY MAMA WAS A TRAIN". Multi-Award-Winning Children's Recording Artist Introduces New Tunes, American Traditionals From America's heartland, an acclaimed family recording artist steams ahead with his second collection of railroad songs, "My Mama Was a Train." James Coffey includes 14 original and traditional songs, all relating to the magic and wonder of locomotives. Train lovers of all ages will delight at the real sounds and rhythms of locomotive engines accenting each of the 14 songs. Coffey's signature piano, acoustic guitar and harmonica stylings help evoke the feeling of riding the rails on such traditional favorites as "Nine Hundred Miles", "Rock Island Line", "Casey Jones", "Wabash Cannonball", and "New River Train"A nd, with new songs like the theme "My Mama Was a Train", "What Do You Hear?" and "Workin' in the Railway Yard", he builds on the genre by including new jaz zy arrangements and funky rhythms sure to get toes tapping and engines running.
Customer Reviews:
A Treasure For Parents & Toddlers.......2004-07-15
My 4 grandsons, age 4 and under, their parents and grandparents absolutely love this CD and others by the incomparable James Coffey. His amazing train videos and his music CD's about trains and also Animal Groove, never fail to delight. The toe tapping rhythms are uplifting and even babies respond - I can attest to that - our 5 month old giggles and jumps about in his saucer when we turn up the volume and clap (or run about the room pretending to be a train) - you get the picture! We are all hooked on James Coffey words, music, and videos.
At age 3, one grandson had all the songs memorized. This grandmother in her sixties provides all the grandchildren and their friends with this CD and the others in the collection. A mood lifter, an educational tool, an all around great CD for all ages. The musical arrangements are fantastic.
Kids will love it, parents will love it.......2004-03-07
I love kid music that I can enjoy also. (Especially on those long car rides when the kids' music has to be played over and over to keep the little ones content.) The music and lyrics of all the songs on this CD are delightful to adult and child ears alike. The music is cheerful, contemporary, and full of train lore and sounds--a key to its success with the little train fan in our family. This Jim Coffey winner is right on track!
My kid LOVES this CD. Yours will too!!!.......2003-03-07
My son is totally into trains of all types. This is a trait that runs in the family. I don't even know HOW he got into them so much. He just loves 'em. I guess I am happy--its sort of an American tradition to be into trains. They meant so much to our history.
So--when at the local library I spied this CD, I borrowed it. Oh my gosh. My son just LOVES this thing. Especially the songs with sound effects--but in other songs he hears the key words: train, railroad, etc. He is only 2 years old--so the focus of this CD on one subject, his favorite subject, helps him to appreciate all the songs--not just the ones with a whistle here, a bell there, etc.
Finally, I have to say that even I really like the CD. It is some old standards mixed with new songs--but almost always in a style that an adult can stand to listen to. Coffey has a nice voice--and he is not a gaggle of kids singing nursery rhymes. It is really a nice break from that kind of kids music CD. A couple songs are a bit new-Jazzy, and while not bad are just not MY cup of tea. But others include very tasteful folky sounding songs and some straight ahead foot-stomping real travelin' music, if ya know what I mean.
From 2 to 92 years old, nobody will be offended, and many will be happy to hear old favorites and tasteful music that kids (and big kids) who love trains will love. Buy this CD if your kid is into trains.
Songs relating to the lure and lore of trains.......2002-05-17
In My Mama Was A Train, James Coffey performs fifteen original and traditional songs relating to the lure and lore of trains. Children of all ages (and a great many adult railroad buffs) will enjoy Coffey's highly recommended signature piano, acoustic guitar and harmonic stylings, along with the real sounds and rhythms of locomotive engines accenting and enhancing each piece. The songs include What Do You Hear? (2:39); That Little Red Caboose Behind The Train (3:04); Nine Hundred Miles (3:02); Counting Those Railroad Cars (1:35); Old Engine No. 9 (2:04); Build A Bridge (3:43); Rock Island Line (1:56); Wabash Cannonball (3:15); New River Train (2:15); I'm A Train (1:51); Casey Jones (2:26); Down By The Station (1:36); Little Red Caboose (1:33); Workin' In The Railway Yard (2:58); and the title piece, My Mama Was A Train (2:49).
Average customer rating:
- Superb collection
- Boskovsky and the Strauss Family of Vienna.
- Strauss's Lover Must Own!!!!!
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Strauss: Waltzes, Polkas & Marches
Manufacturer: Decca
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ASIN: B0000042GN
Release Date: 1997-11-11 |
Tracks:
- Walzer, Op. 314: An der schonen, blauen Donau
- Polka schnell, Op. 373: Auf der Jagd
- Walzer, Op. 410: Fuhlingsstimmen
- Pizzicato-polka
- Op. 335: Egyptischer Marsch
- Op. 214: Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka
- Op. 173: Dynamiden-Waltzer
- Polka-Mazurka, Op. 144: Die Schwatzerin
- Walzer, Op. 270: Carnavals Botschafter
- Op. 117: Annen-Polka
- Walzer, Op. 75: Fesche Geister
- Polka schnell, Op. 278: Jokey Polka
- Walzer, Op. 235: Spharenklange
- Polka francaise, Op. 269: Feuerfest
- Op. 29a: Wettrennen-Galop
Tracks:
- Walzer, Op. 325: Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald
- Polka schnell, Op. 240: Eingesendet
- Op. 228: Radetzky-Marsch
- Op. 269: Demolirer-Polka
- Walzer, Op. 367: Du und Du
- Polka-Mazurka, Op.129: Brennende Liebe
- Op. 433: Spanischer Marsch
- Polka schnell, op.45: Bahn frei!
- Walzer, Op.258: Aquarellen
- Polka schnell, Op.393: St|rmisch in Lieb' und Tanz
- Polka-Mazurka, Op.166: Frauenherz
- Op. 411: Lagunen-Walzer
- Polka francaise, Op. 235: Piefke un Pufke
- Freuet euch des Lebens Walzer, op.340
- Musikalischer Scherz, Op.257: Perpetuum mobile
Tracks:
- Walzer, Op. 333: Wien, Weiss und Gesang
- Polka francaise, Op. 336: Im Krapfenwaldl
- Walzer, Op. 346: Tausend und ein Nacht
- Op. 156: Napoleon Marsch
- Walzer, Op. 364: Wo die Citronen blueh'n!
- Polka-Mazurka, Op. 204: Die Libelle
- Polka francaise, Op. 57: Moulinet
- Walzer, Op. 443: Seid umschlungen, Millionen
- Polka schnell, Op. 413: So angstlich sind wir nicht
- Polka-Mazurka, Op. 315: Lob der frauen
- Op. 43: Explosions Polka
- Walzer, Op. 184: Transactionen
- Polka francaise, Op. 281: Heiterer Mut
- Op. 42: Sperl Galopp
Tracks:
- Walzer, Op. 354: Wiener Blut
- Op. 211: Champagner-Polka
- Walzer, Op. 307: Wiener Bonbons
- Op. 449: Neue Pizzicato-Polka
- Walzer, Op. 114: Liebeslieder
- Ungarische Polka schnell, Op. 332: Eljen a Magyar
- Walzer, Op. 316: Krleben
- Op. 378: Banditen-Galopp
- Op. 426: Russischer Marsch
- Polka schnell, Op. 324: Unter Donner und Blitz
- Walzer, Op. 279: Morgenbler
- Polka schnell, Op. 133: Auf Ferienreisen
- Walzer, Op. 164: Dorfschwalben aus terreich
- Op. 126: Kaiser Franz Joseph I. Rettungs-Jubel-Marsch
Tracks:
- Walzer, Op. 388: Rosen aus dem S
- Polka schnell, Op. 281: Vergnzug
- Op. 437: Kaiserwalzer
- Polka schnell, Op. 319: Leichtes Blut
- Walzer, Op. 154: Loreley-Rhein-Kle
- Polka, Op. 291: 'S gibt nur a Kaiserstadt, 's gibt nur a Wien !
- Walzer, Op. 143: Schneeglhen
- Polka-Mazurka, Op. 282: Die Emancipirte
- Polka schnell, Op. 259: Mit Extrapost
- Walzer, Op. 234: Accelerationen
- Polka Francaise, Op. 372: Bitte Sch
- Op. 289: Persischer Marsch
- Walzer, Op. 212: Delirien
- Op. 365: Tik-Tak-Polka
Tracks:
- Op. 363: Fledermaus-Quadrille - Various Artists
- Polka, Op. 271: Ohne Sorgen - Various Artists
- Walzer, Op. 263: Mein Lebenslauf ist Lieb und Lust - Various Artists
- Op. 236: Orpheus-Quadrille - Various Artists
- Polka, Op. 230: Im Fluge - Various Artists
- Walzer, Op. 361: Bei uns z'Haus - Various Artists
- Schutzen-Quadrille - Various Artists
- Polka, Op. 241: Extempore - Various Artists
- Walzer, Op. 390: Nordseebilder - Various Artists
- Polka, Op. 241: Freikugeln - Various Artists
- Walzer, Op. 101: Mephistos Hollenrufe - Various Artists
- Marsch, Op. 478: Aufs Korn - Various Artists
- Walzer, Op. 329: Erinnerung an Covent-Garden - Various Artists
- Op. 152: Rudolfsheimer-Polka - Various Artists
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Boskovsky's encyclopedic collection with the Vienna Philharmonic, recorded between 1957 and 1976, is as close to definitive as one is likely to get. There was a special camaraderie between Boskovsky and the Philharmonic--he was a member of the orchestra's violin section for 37 years and conducted their New Year's Day concerts from 1955 until 1979. There was also a special empathy that these performers, as custodians of a tradition going back to its origins, felt for the music of the Strauss family. It comes across quite wonderfully on these mid-price CDs, which have been painstakingly remastered for an edition every collector should have. --Ted Libbey
Customer Reviews:
Superb collection.......2006-03-07
If you love or are just curious about the music of Vienna's Strauss family, this is the box set for you. You need look no further. Willi Boskovsky and the Vienna Philharmonic set the standards for the performance of these sublime waltzes, polkas and marches. The sound is fine, too, even though the recordings are not new. This is, quite simply, a magnificent set. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Boskovsky and the Strauss Family of Vienna........2003-06-12
A long series of Strauss music recordings conducted by Willi Boskovsky provides the contents of this slender, super-compact box of 6 CDs. Those who collected the original issues should check the contents before jettisoning them, because not everything has been reissued here. I especially regret that the vocal version of "An der schönen blauen Donau" has been omitted.
No combination has ever excelled Willi Boskovsky and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in performing this repertoire. Although the waltzes, polkas, quadrilles, marches and overtures were performed over and over again by these musicians, there is never a hint of workaday routine or staleness to be heard here. Everything seems to unfold naturally. Each item's inherent character is displayed. Tiny nuances and felicities of phrasing and a balance that favors the melody and reduces the accompaniment make these performances inimitable. The performance of "Morgenblätter" seems to provide a tad more excitement and impact than the other 85 items.
The recordings were made between 1960 and 1976. They are studio recordings, not deriving from the famous New Year concerts, and all but the few items from the very earliest year provide excellent sound.
Strauss's Lover Must Own!!!!!.......2001-10-09
Budget Price..... Recording and sound are good to excellence .... Let's enjoy and touch the spirits of Vienna now.....
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Sacred Songs & Spirituals
Manufacturer: Philips
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ASIN: B0007XZUF0
Release Date: 2005-05-10 |
Tracks:
- Sanctus
- Ave Maria, Op.52/6
- Panis Angelicus
- O Divine Redeemer
- The Holy City
- Amazon Grace
- Greensleeves (What Child Is This)
- Let Us Break Bread Together
- I Wonder As I Wander
- Sweet Little Jesus Boy
- Gesu Bambino (When Blossoms Flowered)
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- My Lord, What A Morning
- Do Lawd, Oh Do Lawd
- There's A Man Going Round - Jessye Norman
- Ev'ry Time I Feel De Spirit - Dalton Baldwin
- There Is A Balm In Gilead - Dalton Baldwin
- Gospel Train - Dalton Baldwin
- Great Day - Dalton Baldwin
- Mary Had A Baby
- Live A-Humble
- Walk Together Children
- Were You There - Jessye Norman
- Hush! Somebody's Callin' My Name
- Soon Ah Will Be Done
- Give Me Jesus
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Shall We Gather - American Hymns and Spirituals
Manufacturer: Albany Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00005QK6L
Release Date: 2001-09-25 |
Tracks:
- Libert Hall (Lord, In Thy Presence)
- Rise, Shine, For Thy Light Is A-Comin'
- Welwyn (O Brother Man)
- Pisgah (The Lord's My Shepherd)
- Poor Rosy
- I've Just Come From The Fountain
- Let Us Cheer The Weary Traveler
- Nettleton (Come, Thou Fount Of Every Blessing)
- Wondrous Love (What Wondrous Love Is This)
- Gospel Train
- Shining Shore (My Days Are Gliding By Swiftly)
- More Love
- In Mercy, Lord (In Mercy, Lord, Incline Thine Ear)
- Beautiful River (Shall We Gather At The River)
- Some Of These Days
- The Old Ship Of Zion
- St. Peter (In Christ There Is No East Or West)
- Missionary Chant (Awake, Our Souls)
- Old Ship Of Zion (What Ship Is This?)
- Inching Along
- Watchman (Watchman, Tell Us Of The Night)
- Hurry, On My Weary Soul
- Morning Trumpet (O When Shall I See Jesus)
- He's A Mighty Good Leader
- Hold On
- Resignation (My Shepherd Will Supply My Need)
- We Shall Walk Through The Valley
Customer Reviews:
Excellent.......2007-05-09
The best "Sacred Harp" or "Shape Note" type singing that I've heard. The various renditons are clear and harmonious.
None of that tuning up, barking, la-la's or other cacophonous sounds here.
Brilliant.......2003-09-22
I couldn't recommend a CD more highly. As a musician I was amazed at the variety of the music here and the truly exceptional performances. It's seems we can always rely on Albany to put out the most interesting and highest quality recordings.
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Recommended Music:
Acoustic, Vol.5 [Import]
Elegy for the End of the Cold War
Cotton Bales and Barley
Music: Nuff Love to the Arsenal [CD-single] [Import]
Final Fantasy III: Original Sound Version [Import] [Soundtrack]
Get It on the Floor [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
Gaucho [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]
Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Flute of the Andes
Cristóbal de Morales: Missa Mille Regretz and Motets
Cry [CD-single] [Import]
Essential, Vol. 2 [Import]
Deception [CD-single] [Import]
Armageddon: The Inevitable War
Peter Nero's Greatest Hits