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Branford Marsalis - Scenes In The City (1984)

Posted By: TTito2009

Date: 17 Jun 2010 22:46:38

"I wanted to produce an album that was different from the music I'd already recorded with Art Blakey and Wynton Marsalis." SCENES IN THE CITY, the debut album by tenor and soprano saxophonist Branford Marsalis, offers an original perspective on the development of modern jazz, as he stakes out his own territory and approach.

The Carpenters - Lovelines (1989) 24-Bit/96-kHz Vinyl Rip

Posted By: nettz

Date: 17 Jun 2010 03:12:28

The best of these are "Where Do I Go From Here" and "You're The One", which both reaffirm that Karen was the finest ballad singer of the 1970s: No one could fill up, and out, a melody or cut to the blood and guts of the ickiest love song as she could. In fact, voices like Karen Carpenter's never really go out of style; "Lovelines" reveals just a few of the avenues that would have been open to her. But sadly, the Seventies never really ended for Karen Carpenter; she died before she could shed the goody-two-shoes image that shrouded her immense talent. As such, "Lovelines" becomes her essential epitaph.
( Rob Hoerburger - Rolling Stone, Feb 1990 )

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