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Yes We Can Can: The Best of the Blue Thumb Recordings

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Essential Early Pointer Sisters
I like this collection a lot: lots of jazzy-flavored type songs that will make you smile. I like "Jada" and "Black Coffee", very nice songs. Although they are best known for later hits like "Slow Hand" and the hits from the album "Break Out", this is a welcome edition for another side of the Pointer Sisters that some may not have thought existed.If you purchased the 2-CD collection of hits "Fire: The Very Best Of The Pointer Sisters", then you may have noticed that only 4 of the 14 songs from this album are on that collection. Thus, the best of the Blue Thumb is NOT a supplement but an essential buy even for the casual fan.
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December 11, 2003 (North Chicago, Illinois USA) | Helpful Votes: 8 | Rating: 5

This CD smokes!
The early Pointer Sisters recordings are phenominal. The Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross influence is unmistakeable. Backing up the babes is an astonishing array of studio masters. Gaylord Birch (drums), Tom Salisbury (piano), and Ron McClure (basses) just cook their butts off. Willie Fulton's guitar and the amazing Hoodoo Rhythm Devils give the essential swamp voodoo groove behind the vocalists. They really don't make 'em like this anymore. Turn it up!
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December 24, 2000 | Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 5

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This is the first domestic compilation of recordings that put the Pointer Sisters on the charts. Included are \Yes We Can Can Top to learn more

Best you can do -- original releases have been deleted
It's incredible to me that the Pointer Sisters' first three releases, from which these cuts primarily are drawn, are no longer available. This CD does an admirable job of cherry-picking key selections. Still, key cuts from the great first album, such as "Sugar" are missing, as are the title cut from the second album "That's a Plenty" and the powerful "Grinning in Your Face." The four sisters could flat out sing, any style, with tremendous imagination and flair. This collection shows off their versatility. There's the funk of "Yes We Can Can," the rockin' blues of Willie Dixon's "Wang Dang Doodle" (one of the greatest party tunes of all time, and the women simply wail it), the jazz harmonies and phrasings of "Salt Peanuts," the show tune flair of "Steam Heat," and for good measure a straight-ahead country tune, "Fairy Tale," which dispels any notion that African-American women from Oakland...
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April 25, 2000 (Denver, CO United States) | Helpful Votes: 22 | Rating: 4

Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement (Barack Obama)

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Yes We Can HOPE for a Great CD
This CD is a perfect reflection of everything the Obama campaign and his future for our country stands for. The Lionel Richie track is just an amazing and uplifting track, and the collaboration of Malik, Kanye West and Adam Levine is a real stunner! The John Legend interpretation of the U2 track is beautiful and a testament to both Legend's talent and the quality of the original song.The packaging is awesome and the 52 page book that is included is a wonderful read and I will cherish this for years to come. I intend to purchase several of these as gifts for the holidays.
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November 14, 2008 (New Jersey) | Helpful Votes: 11 | Rating: 5

Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement (Barack Obama)
I have to say that in the many years that I have been a record buying fan, I have never had such a strong reason to purchase a CD as this one. Not only are the songs great, but the passion behind the project is what really drove me to not only buy the CD but to make sure that all of my friends knew about it.YES WE DID!!!!
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November 18, 2008 (San Francisco, CA) | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 5

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The 18-song disc, titled Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement, borrows its name from one of the campaign's central messages and boasts a stellar collection of artists from across genres, including such renowned, multi-platinum performers as Stevie Wonder, Sheryl Crow, John Mayer, Kanye West, Jill Scott, Los Lonely Boys, Jackson Browne, BeBe Winans, Lionel Richie, Adam Levine, Keb' Mo' and John Legend. The project features current and classic material as well as new music heard here for the first time including speech excerpts from President elect Barack Obama intertwined throughout the project.

In collaboration with the Barack Obama presidential campaign, this first ever-political soundtrack has been produced by Hidden Beach Recordings. In this unprecedented approach to using music as an integral character within a political campaign to raise the awareness and importance of voting by utilizing the power and influence of music and its recording artists in support of various campaign initiatives, fundraising and voter registration campaigns, Hidden Beach Recordings has been selected to produce this monumental soundtrack. The historical precedence of the compilation, overwhelming support and participation by such superstar/multi-platinum recording artists spanning all genres of music, has positioned this CD to be an incredible body of work, which represents a worldwide cry for "Change" and will be a collectors' item cherished by generations to come. Special Collectors Edition features a 52 page booklet. Top to learn more

A historical Event
In the waking of such historical events many are inspired to do whatever they feel possible to be apart of such occasions. This cd is the result of one of those historical events. Like so many I was truly moved by the occasion as well as this album. Every song chosen is a fugitive illustration of what the campaign in essence was truly about the unifying others past party affiliations, cultural or ideological beliefs/backgrounds. I felt it potent that more than one genre was used fully illustrating the unifying of not just music but people as well. My favorite pieces are John Legend's version "Pride, In The Name Of Love," "I Have A Dream," and "Promised Land." This album is the soundtrack to this historical event.
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November 17, 2008 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

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Entertainers (Jennifer Knapp, POD, DC Talk, Steve Curtis Chapman)

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Muldaur Soldiers On
"Right On!" is all I can say about the new Maria Muldaur. Her most powerful work yet. Upon second listen, I think it's the best thing she's done since her youthful heyday, when she was often heard singing about sex and/or romance. The three Dylan songs are the strongest, here: "John Brown," "License To Kill," and especially "Masters of War." On the first listen, I gave up on the latter after a few bars, as it's never been among my favorite Dylan tunes; bit of a slog, I always thought, whether by Judy Collins or by Dylan himself. Big mistake on my part. The second go-round I paid more attention and found that this version is the first one of the song that I've really appreciated. The atmospheric arrangement, with its rumbling drums, is hair-raising, Maria's singing is appropriately impassioned (but not melodramatic), and the lyrics come through in a more personal way than they ever have for me. The six-minute length goes by in a flash; that's how engaging it is. There are some...
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August 6, 2008 (Riverdale (Bronx) | Helpful Votes: 19 | Rating: 5

Maria Muldaur - Unleashed
Since Maria Muldaur's self-titled debut album first appeared in 1973 she has shown a certain amount of "nerve" in her repertoire selections. On paper many of her album/CD-programmed choices could look like a recipe for disaster. Take for example her excellent 1974 album "Waitress In A Donut Shop" where she wove songs from writers as diverse as Fats Waller, Anna McGarrigle, Allen Toussaint, Lieber & Stoller, Wendy Waldman, and Doc Watson into a cohesive work that flowed from one genre to another without missing beat. That chance-taking trait has followed her throughout her career and each and every time she makes it work and comes out a winner.Muldaur has musically never been very political - until now. Sure there was some songs here and there where she sang about promoting peace and harmony (Smokey Robinson's "Sweet Harmony") or where she perhaps got a little political (Rev. W.H. Brewster's "As An Eagle Stirreth Her Nest") but she's basically been a singer of love songs...
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August 26, 2008 (Nobleboro, ME United States) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5

Don't Ever Stop Puttin' 'Em Out There Maria!
I have loved Maria's music for decades, I guess that lets you know how old I am. I have a broad range of favorite artists from Assembly of Dust to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Maria's albums I reach for most of the time. This one did not let me down. When Maria sings the incredible soul touching ballads on this album you can feel it from your heart to your pinky toes! Her voice has been fine tuned with time and experiences and you can hear it in every selection. You want to sway,boogie,shout or cry when listening to this creative venue of perfection. Please, please Maria, don't ever stop.
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November 14, 2008 (Overland Park, Ks United States) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

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2008 release. Maria Muldaur's roots are in the Folk revival of the early '60s, a time when figures like Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan were making bold statements about the civil rights movement, Vietnam, and other burning issues of the day. More than four decades later, in the face of political and social issues in which the stakes are equally high, Muldaur assembles a group of legendary female performers to lend their voices in a critical examination of where we are as a nation and where we're going. The guest list includes Bonnie Raitt, Joan Baez, Phoebe Snow, Odetta and Jane Fonda. Top to learn more

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Yes We Can: Songs About Leaving Africa

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Classic New Orleans funk from Lee Dorsey, 1970
New Orleans has always produced more than its share of truly singular music greats, many eccentric enough that they never hit outside of the region. But Lee Dorsey produced a considerable body of work, including several several national hits. Twenty years after his death Dorsey remains a vastly underrated vocalist - by turns soulful, wry, converstional, playful, and bemused. By the time he made his first record ("Rock") for Ace in 1957 he was already 30 years old, and the following year began a longstanding collaboration with producer/writer Allen Toussaint ('Lottie Mo'). It wasn't until 1961 that he hit big on Bobby Robinson's Fire label with 'Ya-Ya', followed by 'Do-Re-Me' and several other less successful singles eventually collected on an album called "Ya Ya". In 1963 Lee recorded a terrific single for Smash that went nowhere, and this was followed by two more 45s released by the Constellation label. Finally In 1965 Toussaint signed him to his Sansu Enterprises and for the next...
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October 21, 2005 (Waltham, Massachusetts United States) | Helpful Votes: 13 | Rating: 5

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Front loaded NOLA two-fer
I ran into this reissue because I'm a fan of the , and a number of other New Orleans funk/r&b groups from the 70's and beyond. The obvious connection is that the great Toussaint produced and wrote all the songs on both albums, and members of the Meters perform on Yes We Can. So, I was hoping this two-on-one reissue would give me a little extra shot of that early 70's New Orleans funk that I've been craving, and it sure does! However, I would say that the first album is significantly better than the second, and they vary in style enough that it's a slight mismatch to have them on the same disc.Yes We Can has become a classic album in New Orleans music...
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October 3, 2008 (Seattle, Washington United States) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 4

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