Bonnie Guitar - Dark Moon - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

He brand-new self-produced album from multi-award winning Canadian / International vocalist Holly Cole. The ensemble that Holly has brought together to help create and perform on Dark Moon includes long time live performance / recording mates, Aaron Davis (piano), George Koller (bass), Davide Direnzo (drums) and John Johnson (saxophone). Add to that the brilliance of sometime accompanist's including guitar master and provocateur Kevin Breit and on harmonica two-time Grammy winner and original member of Bella Fleck and the Flecktones, Howard Levy and finally the wonderful three part 1950's Nashville style harmonies of the Good Lovelies. Together they define the absolute best in Inchensemble playingInch!

Bonnie Guitar Early Years The Singles & Albums Collection 1951-62 She made excellent records across the pop and country spectrum. Bonnie Guitar was an unusual personality in the world of pop music, in that she was not only that rare animal, a female country session guitarist, but was also a successful hit-making crossover country and pop singer, as well as being a producer and tag-owner, launching Dolton Records, the tag which released The Fleetwoods' No. 1 InchCome Softly To MeInch. Hailing from Seattle in Washington state, far from the fashionable centres of the industry, she helped put the north-west on the map as a source of country music. This great-value 61-track 2-CD set comprises A & B sides from her releases on the Morrison, Rainier, Fabor, Dot, Radio, Dolton and RCA labels during this era, including early recordings as Bonnie Tutmarc, plus all the titles from her Dot album InchMoonlight And ShadowsInch and selected titles from her gospel-flavoured album InchWhispering HopeInch. It features all her hits from these years, including the pop Top 10 entry InchDark MoonInch, along with InchMr. Fire Eyes and InchCandy Apple RedInch. She made excellent records across the pop and country spectrum, and this collection is a great showcase for her talents as both singer and guitarist.

A real one-of-a-kind, Bobbie Gentry did her own stunts in the music industry. One of the first popular female artists to compose and produce her own work, Gentry also arranged her own shows, did her own wardrobe, and controlled just about every other piece of her career too. Not only that-she was incredibly talented. She made waves in country, pop and soul equally before retiring, and this Greatest Hits album is a testament unshakeable, powerful and sure of herself in every track.