The Dillards - Best of Darlin Boys - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

David Milton Bellamy and Homer Howard Bellamy are The Bellamy Brothers, as fine a country duo as the '70s and '80s ever saw! Succeeding in both the pop and country charts, this twosome has a large collection of hits from the many decades of their career, and you can find them all here! Album Tracks 1. Let Your Love Flow 2. If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me 3. Old Hippie 4. Kids of the Babby Boom 5. Dancin' Cowboys 6. Bird Dog 7. Slippin' Away 8. Lovin' on 9. Ole Faithful 10. Satin Sheets

On their stunning duo Bloom, guitarist Ben Monder & saxophonist Bill McHenry boldly exhibit total simpatico, complete trust in each other and the ability to thoroughly listen to each other to bring forth a true work of musical art. On ten tracks, they take the listener to a spectacular sound world of textural chords, evocative percussive effects, spontaneously created melodies and deep musical telepathy. Monder, whom Pat Metheny described as Incha very evolved kind of musicianInch and the New York Times wrote was Incha terror on his instrumentInch plays with an ethereal sound - a mainstay with a variety of artists from Paul Motian to Norah Jones - purrs instead of pounces, seduces rather than shouts, and caresses instead of crashes. Album Tracks 1. Bloom 2. Ice Fields 3. Chiggers 4. The Shadow Casts It's Object 5. Winter 6. Heliogabalus 7. Food Chain 8. Crocodiles 9. Poppies 10. The Shimmering Now That Breathes You

After starting on Columbia, the Statlers had decades of harmony-heavy country hits on Mercury. Here's their 1965 Columbia smash Flowers on the Wall ; '70s Mercury hits Bed of Rose's; the Class of '57; Pictures; New York City; Carry Me Back; Susan When She Tried, and more! Album Tracks 1. Bed of Rose's 2. Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott 3. Do You Remember These 4. Carry Me Back 5. Flowers on the Wall 6. The Class of '57 7. I'll Go to My Grave Loving You 8. Pictures 9. Thank You World 10. New York City 11. Susan When She Tried