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Buffy Sainte-Marie’s more than half century-long career has yielded no shortage of songs that can be “put to work,” as the trailblazing songwriter put it in an interview with q host Tom Power. And for her 18th studio album, Sainte-Marie has collected them — and written two new songs — in an effort to inspire change.
Titled Medicine Songs, the 13-track collection is made up of Sainte-Marie’s activist songs, as she describes them: “very positive” tracks that are meant to uplift, not only protest. With songs targetting war, oppression, climate change and inequity, this new album is proof positive that Sainte-Marie has much left to inspire.
“Medicine Songs is to help the people who see that cynicism, they feel that cynicism, and they just need a little bit of encouragement, enthusiasm, to keep on going anyway,” she said. “We can do this, the world is still ripening every one of us — even the bad guys, even the guys we don’t like. Babies, elders, bozos and angels — we’re all ripening, is what I think.”
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CD1:
1. Elvis Presley – Love Me Tender
2. Paul Anka – Diana
3. Buddy Holly – It Doesn’t Matter Anymore
4. Brian Hyland – Sealed With A Kiss
5. Bobby Darin – Things
6. Bobby Rydell – Forget Him
7. Dave Berry – The Crying Game
8. Mark Wynter – Go Away Little Girl
9. Dusty Springfield – Son Of A Preacher Man
10. Small Faces – All Or Nothing
11. Cilla Black – Anyone Who Had A Heart
12. Sandie Shaw – (There’s) Always Something There To Remind Me
13. Ricky Valance – Tell Laura I Love Her
14. The Four Pennies – Juliet
15. Patsy Cline – Crazy
16. Emile Ford and The Checkmates – What Do You To Make Those Eyes At Me For
17. Conway Twitty – It’s Only Make Believe
18. Danny Williams – Moon River
19. Tom Jones – Green Green Grass Of Home
20. The Fortunes – You’ve Got Your Troubles
21. The Mindbenders – Groovy Kind Of Love
22. The Mersybeats – I Think Of You
23. The Moody Blues – Nights In White Satin
24. Scott Walker – Joanna
25. Scott Bruton and Daisy Wood – Davis
CD2:
1. The Beach Boys – Do It Again
2. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons – Rag Doll
3. Cliff Richard and The Shadows – Bachelor Boy
4. Billy Fury – Once Upon A Dream
5. The Kinks – Tired Of Waiting For You
6. Eden Kane – Forget Me Not
7. John Leyton – Wild Wind
8. Neil Sedaka – Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
9. The Hollies – Look Through Any Window
10. Lou Christie – Lightning strikes
11. Helen Shapiro – Don’t Treat Me Like A Child
12. Kathy Kirby – Secret Love
13. The Springfields – Say I Won’t Be There
14. Petula Clarke – Downtown
15. Craig Douglas – Only Sixteen
16. Ricky Nelson – It’s Late
17. The Chiffons – One Fine Day
18. The Brooks Brothers – Warpaint
19. The Searchers – Needles and Pins
20. Gerry and The Pacemakers – I Like It
21. Cat Stevens – The First Cut Is The Deepest
22. Herman Hermits – No Milk Today
23. The Yardbirds – For Your Love
24. Freddie and The Dreamers – If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody
25. Jonny Burnette – Dreamin’
CD3:
1. Lesley Gore – It’s My Party
2. Bruce Channel – Hey! Baby
3. Little Eva – The Locomotion
4. Millie – My Boy Lollipop
5. The Tremeloes – Here Comes My Baby
6. Ritchie Valens – La Bamba
7. The Swinging Blue Jeans – Hippy Hippy Shake
8. Arthur Conley – Sweet Soul Music
9. The Isley Brothers – Twist and Shout
10. The Contours – Do You Love Me
11. The Miracles – Shop Around
12. Martha and The Vandellas – Dancing In The Streets
13. Four Tops – I Can’t Help Myself
14. Stevie Wonder – Uptight (Everything’s Alright)
15. The Supremes – Baby Love
16. Chubby Checker – Dancin’ Party
17. Buddy Knox – Party Doll
18. Lulu – Shout
19. Bern Elliott and The Fenmen – Money
20. The Troggs – With A Girl Like You
21. Billie Davis – Tell Him
22. The Shirelles – Will You Love Me Tomorrow
23. Goldie and The Gingerbreads – Can’t You Hear My Heartbeat
24. Dean Martin – Sway (Quien Sera)
25. Trini Lopez – If I Had A Hammer
CD4:
1. Chuck Berry – Roll Over Beethoven
2. Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls Of Fire
3. Little Richard – Long Tall Sally
4. Eddie Cochran – Three Steps To Heaven
5. Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group – The Battle Of New Orleans
6. The Everly Brothers – Wake Up Little Susie
7. Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps – Blue Jean Bop
8. Bill Haley & His Comets – (We’re Gonna) Rock Around The Clock
9. Bobby Vee – Rubber Ball
10. Marty Wilde – Bad Boy
11. Connie Francis – Lipstick On Your Collar
12. Brenda Lee – Here Comes That Feeling Again
13. The Shadows – F.B.I
14. The Ventures – Walk Don’t Run
15. Duane Eddy & The Rebelettes – Dance With The Guitar Man
16. Jet Harris and Tony Meehan – Scarlett O’Hara
17. Link Wray & His Ray Men – Rumble
18. Tommy Steele – Come On Let’s Go
19. Del Shannon – Hats Off To Larry
20. Marvin Rainwater – Whole Lotta Woman
21. Fats Domino – Blueberry Hill
22. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers – It Only Took A Minute
23. The Nashville Teens – Tobacco Road
24. The Herd – I Don’t Want Our Loving To Die
25. Gary U.S. Bonds – Quarter To Three
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Tracks:
1 Mirror In The Bathroom
2 Tears Of A Clown
3 Ranking Full Stop
4 Can’t Get Used To Losing You
5 Hands Off… She’s Mine
6 Twist & Crawl
7 Too Nice To Talk To
8 Jackpot
9 Rough Rider
10 I Am Your Flag
11 Doors Of Your Heart
12 Sole Salvation
13 Best Friend
14 I Confess
15 Drowning
16 Save It For Later
17 Big Shot
18 Noise In This World
19 Two Swords
20 Get-A-Job
21 Whine & Grine / Stand Down Margeret
22 Ackee 1-2-3
23 End Of The Party
| Artist: | Giuseppe Coter |
| Title of Album: | Burundi: Music From The Heart Of Africa |
| Genre: | Ethnic |
| Year of Release: | 2002 |
| Tracks: | 12 |
| Total Time: | 43 minutes and 33 seconds |
| Format: | MP3 |
| Bitrate: | 140 Kbps |
| Total Size: | 44.13 MB |
| # | Song Title | Artist | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Yes, I Love Micombero | Giuseppe Coter | 4:10 |
| 02 | Bernadette | Giuseppe Coter | 5:07 |
| 03 | Bees | Giuseppe Coter | 2:28 |
| 04 | Shepard’s Flute | Giuseppe Coter | 4:16 |
| 05 | Walking Tune | Giuseppe Coter | 2:37 |
| 06 | Hail To Micombero | Giuseppe Coter | 3:31 |
| 07 | Bernadette II | Giuseppe Coter | 5:18 |
| 08 | Take Me Back To Mabayi | Giuseppe Coter | 3:48 |
| 09 | Warriors Of The Drum | Giuseppe Coter | 4:17 |
| 10 | Master Alois | Giuseppe Coter | 1:56 |
| 11 | Walking Troubardour | Giuseppe Coter | 2:57 |
| 12 | Praise For Micombero | Giuseppe Coter | 3:08 |
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To realize this album homage, Leeroy went in June 2017 in the biggest city of Nigeria (20 million inhabitants), Lagos, to record and realize this album bringing together the family and the old guard of musicians of the singer disappeared in August 97. Today, it is with pure happiness that one discovers the first excerpt of the album “Beasts of no Nation”
” Beasts of no nation ” is the first single of the album: Fela’s cult piece with lyrics denouncing corruption that gangrene the powers (judges, politicians, police) and human rights abused. And the names of the political leaders quoted in this hymn (Reagan, Thatcher) could easily be replaced by current leaders. For those who do not necessarily know the legendary Fela Kuti, he was in the 70 years the father of the musical style Afrobeat (mixture of funk, jazz, traditional music of West Africa and Nigerian), he was also imprisoned for several years for his fight for human rights while singing like Bob Marley or Gill Scott-Heron at the time a music close to the people and the sufferings of his people. It is a legend in Nigeria.
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To realize this album homage, Leeroy went in June 2017 in the biggest city of Nigeria (20 million inhabitants), Lagos, to record and realize this album bringing together the family and the old guard of musicians of the singer disappeared in August 97. Today, it is with pure happiness that one discovers the first excerpt of the album “Beasts of no Nation”
” Beasts of no nation ” is the first single of the album: Fela’s cult piece with lyrics denouncing corruption that gangrene the powers (judges, politicians, police) and human rights abused. And the names of the political leaders quoted in this hymn (Reagan, Thatcher) could easily be replaced by current leaders. For those who do not necessarily know the legendary Fela Kuti, he was in the 70 years the father of the musical style Afrobeat (mixture of funk, jazz, traditional music of West Africa and Nigerian), he was also imprisoned for several years for his fight for human rights while singing like Bob Marley or Gill Scott-Heron at the time a music close to the people and the sufferings of his people. It is a legend in Nigeria.
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Christian Berghoff and Sebastian Haas are two lifelong friends from Saarbrucken, Germany who back in 2007 formed the band Pretty Lightning. The duo tick off a long list of influences – from 60s psych and delta blues through to krautrock and drone – and the end-product is a heady dose of raw, twisted psychedelic-blues recalling an utterly visceral, mind-blowing mix of Oh Sees, Wooden Shjips and early Black Keys.
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This collection of songs from composer/performer Taivi elevates the spirit and enriches the soul. It began as a one-song demo of an Emmylou Harris-inspired “Get On Home” and gathered momentum – great vocals – scary good musicians – easy acoustic feel
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Ken Wilber has been a fixture in the upstate New York music scene for several years. He was the lead singer for the cover band Fly By Nite for several years. When that group dissolved he set out to make his debut album “Rollin’ My Own.” His influences include: Conway Twitty, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Jr., Garth Brooks, The Charlie Daniels Band, The Marshall Tucker Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd and more. His unique sound blends classic and contemporary country music with southern rock and blues.
