Confederate Railroad - Keep on Rockin - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This group has come a long way from their days as the house band at Miss Kitty's (the famed club in Atlanta that also spawned future stars Travis Tritt, Billy Ray Cyrus, Diamond Rio and Little Texas). Over the past 4 years, Confederate Railroad has garnered five Top 10 country singles, one platinum and one double platinum album, and the Academy of Country Music's Best New Vocal Group award in '93. Featured cuts here include InchJesus Mama,Inch InchTrashy Women,Inch InchDaddy Never Was the Cadillac Kind,Inch InchSee YaInch (first single) and 2 newly recorded tracks.

Buffalo Roam is a melodic and psychedelic infused rock band that draws comparisons to Echo and the Bunnymen, Pink Floyd, and The Replacements. The Los Angeles band has released a self-entitled EP and now a full-length album entitled, InchThe Gerry RecordInch due out in Mid 06. The three figures behind InchThe Gerry RecordInch are Greg Evanski, James Stein, and co-writer Gerald Evanski. The record is full of haunting tales of deceit, love, and criminal lore. Sonically, the album is rich and rich, with clean tones and acoustic based numbers that flow effortlessly. Yup Yes Yeah, is a low rocker about a man who lacks self -confidence. Stein's voice whispers and flows until the staccato chorus kicks in. Kelly Where Are You?, is a tale of a stalker that drives from verse to chorus with Evanski's guitar being a true melodic force on the track. Oh Wow, an Americana feeling track about a date between two friends that goes wrong. The galloping acoustic guitar provides the bedding, and the chorus releases the angst and tension filled verses. Buffalo Roam is James Stein-vocals, Greg Evanski - guitar, Trevis Bick - bass, and Pete McNeal on drums. Buffalo Roam's' live show is quickly starting a buzz and drawing a diverse fan base in the Los Angeles club scene. 'Buffalo Roam's dark, brooding alternative soundscapes are an aural journey through a moonlit desert valley. A subtle country tinged, Lanegan-esque blend of pop sensibilites driven by a heart fuelled on indie idealism' - Miles Hackett, Big Cheese Magazine London.

Brahms / Irinski / Moskau Phil Orch - Klavierkonzert 1 D-Moll [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/01/2012