| 1. Changes |
| 2. How Deep Is the Ocean? |
| 3. Emily |
| 4. Search for Peace |
| 5. Frank's Back |
| 6. All the Things You Are |
| 7. (Where Do I Begin) Love Story |
| 8. So What |
Major Changes,Frank Morgan and the McCoy Tyner Trio,Contemporary,Bop,Hard Bop,Jazz
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All That Jazz (1979 Film)
Ralph Burns Manufacturer: Polygram Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000008115 Release Date: 2000-04-25 |
Tracks:
- Main Title (Instrumental) - Ralph Burns
- On Broadway - George Benson
- Michelle (Instrumental) - Ralph Burns
- Take Off With Us - Sandahl Bergman & Chorus
- Vivaldi Concert In G (Instrumental) - Ralph Burns
- Ponte Vecchio (Instrumental) - Ralph Burns
- Everything Old Is New Again - Peter Allen
- South Mt Sinai Parade (Instrumental) - Ralph Burns
- After You've Gone - Leland Palmer
- There'll Be Some Changes Made - Ann Reinking
- Who's Sorry Now - Chorus
- Some Of These Days - Erzsebet Foldi
- Going Home Now (Instrumental) - Ralph Burns
- Bye Bye Love - Ben Vereen & Roy Scheider
Album Description
1995 reissue of the soundtrack to director Bob Fosse's acclaimed 1979 musical co-starring Roy Scheider and Jessica Lange. Ralph Burns arranged & conducted all 14 tracks, whichinclude performances by George Benson, Sandahl Bergman and Ben Vereen with Scheider. A Spectrum/ Karussell release.Album Details
Accompanying Music to the Critically Acclaimed, Oscar Winning (For Best Art Direction, Best Score and Best Costume Design) 1979 Musical which features Musical Performances by Roy Scheider and Ben Vereen and also Stars Jessica Lange and Johnathan Lithgow. Includes the George Benson Standard "On Broadway", plus a Piece of Vivaldi's "Concert in G" and More.Customer Reviews:
Life and Death On The Great White Way.......2007-06-24
Joe Gideon (Roy Scheider) is a celebrated stage and film director famous for creating dance numbers with a super sexy style--and truly chaotic professional and personal life. Even as he edits a film he has recently directed, he begins rehearsals for a new Broadway show. Even as he duels with his acidic show-biz ex-wife over the needs of their daughter, he cheats on his girl friend with any lovely chorus girl who wants to fall across his bed. He goes from crisis to crisis in a round of late nights fueled by nicotine, caffine, alcohol, and drugs--and he loves every ego-gratifying moment of it. What he does not love is the heart attack he has in the middle of it all.
What divides viewers is not so much the plot as the overall style of the film. Like Joe Gideon, Bob Fosse (1927-1987) was most famous for his musicals, which were often akin to beautiful but distinctly dark hallucinations of super-stylized motion showing lots of skin. With ALL THAT JAZZ, Fosse takes his unique, highly surrealistic musical style and combines it with the similarly surrealistic approach of such master directors as Fellini. The result is a film that shifts between past, present, and future with glittering musical numbers that leap from the mind of Gideon himself to make wry comment on his egocentric madness--and in which beautiful show girls become the personification of death.
As Joe Gideon, Roy Scheider (perhaps best known for his tough-cop role in THE FRENCH CONNECTION) truly gives the performance of his career; he is amazing in the role of the driven, egocentric director/choreographer who will stop at nothing to pursue his desires, professional or otherwise. The film also gives us two performers who rarely appear on screen: Leland Palmer as Gideon's ex-wife Audrey Paris (a role based on Gwen Verdon) and Ann Rhineking as Gideon's long-suffering dancer-girlfried Kate Jagger (a role, ironically, based on herself.) Both prove extremely memorable--as does Ben Vereen, a performer I do not usually like, appearing here in as the emcee of Gideon's final and most memorable hallucination.
The cinematography by Giuseppe Rotunno is sharp, clean, disquieting, and manages to convey the New York of the late 1970s in remarkable detail; the editing by Alan Heim (who also worked on such memorable films as NETWORK and STAR 80) is also memorable. Indeed, be it lighting, costumes, casting, or overall art design it is virtually impossible to fault the film at any level. Even so--ALL THAT JAZZ remains as likely to divide viewers today as it did in 1979. Movie musicals have changed a great deal over the past decade or so, but ALL THAT JAZZ remains a unique offering. You either get it or you don't; you either like it or you hate it.
There are at least two DVDs on the market. One is a no-frills edition with a good transfer; the other offers several bells and whistles that fans of the film will enjoy. Recommended in either version.
GFT, Amazon Reviewer
Fantastic!.......2007-06-18
Well executed, entertaining, musical.......2007-03-25
Eclectic Mix.......2007-02-24
"Bye, bye love"...........2007-02-09
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Symphony 9: Introduction to Dvorak
Dvorak Manufacturer: Naxos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000069HGK Release Date: 2002-09-17 |
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An Introduction to Schubert's Piano Quintet "Trout"
Manufacturer: Naxos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000076FX6 Release Date: 2003-01-21 |
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Major Changes
Frank Morgan and the McCoy Tyner Trio Manufacturer: Contemporary ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000X9S Release Date: 1991-07-01 |
Tracks:
- Changes
- How Deep Is The Ocean
- Emily
- Search For Peace
- Frank's Back
- All The Things You Are
- Theme From Love Story
- So What
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Cello
Manufacturer: Tall Poppies ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000009NHT Release Date: 1998-07-21 |
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Major Changes
Doormouse Manufacturer: Sublight Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0009QZJHE Release Date: 2005-05-15 |
Tracks:
- Parental Approval Warning
- Mnchknz
- Hot 107
- Woke Up
- The Tree
- Lulu
- Kaya and Dan Beatbox Freestyle
- Beautiful Day
- Erwood Hates This Song
- Kayita
- Sweet Abstractions
- Black Feathered Dawn
- Good Night
Product Description
We approve of this recording! Look out here comes Dan "Doormouse" Martin and possibly the entire city of Miami. It's Major Changes time Thirteen tracks of love fueled dribble punk beat box picture book mayhem.Customer Reviews:
Igloo Magazine's REVIEW.......2005-12-02
(09.22.05) Despite appreciating the previous Sublight output, I really can't get into this Doormouse album even after several deep listenings. Furthermore, I can't get the late change in sound Doormouse had since Xylophone Jism. In the past he made classic breakcore tunes and messy mashups, with a great sense of humor, --but since his major changes towards instrumental and calm music, his production is less entertaining. It's not simply the delusion of a breakcore fan suddenly betrayed, it's that this record lacks complexity and catchy melodies, and it fails when transmitting emotions to the listeners. It's supposed to be a very intimate album, but maybe it's even too intimate; it gets introvert and cryptic and will make Doormouse' parents and close friends happy. The rest of the world runs the risk of being excluded.
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The Essential Collection
Manufacturer: Metro Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0009S2GNM Release Date: 2005-07-05 |
Tracks:
- Romanza
- Theme From Z
- El Tuno
- Dance Of The Living
- Portrait
- Lisa Larne
- Wave
- Feelings
- Duet For Guitar And Koto
- Dance Of The Emperor's Clouds
- The River God
- All At Sea Minor
- Lorelei
- JSB
- Travelling
- Horizon
- Vacatina
- A Derrin Dhu
Tracks:
- Air On A G String
- Because
- Sarabande
- Bach Changes
- The Height Below
- Raga Vilasakhani Todi
- Nuages
- Woodstock
- If
- Sans Souci
- Cavatina
- Dance Of The Dead
- New Sun Rising
- Pomegranite
- Spanish Trip
- Sambalaya
- Good Morning Freedom
- From The Top
Customer Reviews:
Forerunner to Sky.......2006-02-23
The overall style of this CD is like a soundtrack (such as the music from "The Deer Hunter"). But it still features great guitar work as well (several from Bach). Williams' playing is clean and crisp - whether he is playing a straight classical piece or doing an accompanyment. You will see he is accomplished in both roles with this CD. Classical purists might consider this "light weight" but the rest of us call it accessable and interesting.
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