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May 15th, 2005 Edition #363 Previously |
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Highlights! |
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Showcase CD |
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A multitalented artist who plays flute as well as a little piano,
Williams made her solo debut in 1996 with The Saxtress, an album which
immediately brought her name into the limelight. On that release and
on each of her subsequent projects, Ms Williams has continued to exhibit
a stylish blend of influences as diverse elements of her repertoire
from Latin & jazz, to R&B, hip-hop and house, are expertly incorporated
into her playing. Ever raising the bar higher, Pamela's previous record,
The Perfect Love, represented her most accomplished work to date, that
is until the release of Sweet Saxations! |
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It's with loads of pleasure then that we place Sweet Saxations & Ms
Williams in our musical spotlight. Kicking off the feature is Fly Away
With Me, the album's fantastic lead single. Smooth, saxy, seductive,
& suggestive, The Seduction opens hour 2. And then finally we needed
a tune that would represent the quintessential Pamela Williams. It could
easily have been any one of a number of superb pieces, however, none
is sweeter than tune that bears the name of the album. And so we conclude
with Sweet Saxations, the title track ! |
| Fresh Trax: Part One | |
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Our
Time - Bass X: |
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Simple
Pleasures - Jeff Golub: CD: Temptation |
| Fresh Trax: Part Two | ||
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After
8 - Ronny Jordan: |
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Quando,
Quando, Quando - Michael Bublé with Nelly
Furtado: In
an era when the charts are dominated by pop, rap, & rock, Bublé's landing
his debut in the Top 50 is particularly impressive. It was Michael's
grandfather who exposed him to the music of the swing period & even
early on, it seemed that Michael was destined for stardom. While still
in his teens, he won the Canadian Youth Talent Search, released several
independent albums and performed in a musical review titled Swing that
traveled across the USA The connection with David Foster, the Grammy-winning
producer, resulted in his major label debut. Although it took more than
a year of concerts and promotional appearances, that album nevertheless
eventually climbed to # 47 on Billboard. On his sophomore effort titled
It's Time, Bublé builds on that foundation as he applies his unique
style to a variety of pop classics. From that effort, we have one of
his best! |
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Don't
Give Up Now - Black Gold Massive: |
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