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| 1. |  | Itzhak Perlman - Live in the Fiddler's House by Itzhak Perlman Price: $16.98 Customer Review:  Music was good....quality of the CD was poor. Low volume and not much bass. Every time the CD comes up, I have to readjust the stereo. |
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| 2. |  | Songs of Our Fathers by Andy Statman & David Grisman Price: $19.98 Customer Review:  I've recently became a fan of David Grisman and Andy Statman. There are some real cool mandolin riffs in this album, lots of tremelo, lots of emotion. And the clarinet playing ain't bad either. It's all acoustical, and ranges from the happy and upbeat "David Melech Yisrael" and "Toska" to the... |
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| 3. |  | New Shabbos Waltz by David Grisman Price: $17.98 Customer Review: For a few years now I have enjoyed Klezmer music but have experienced it as essentially a secular Jewish art form. Even lipservice to religious songs have sounded subservient the demands of the Klezmer style. To describe this album simply as religiously inspired klezmer would be a... |
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| 4. |  | East Flatbush Blues by Andy Statman Price: $12.97 Customer Review: Not only is this a milestone in creative mandolin-playing and composition, but it is even getting some of the recognition it deserves! "Rawhide" was just nominated for a Grammy award. Word has it that Statman will be in Nashville to record on Bela Fleck's forthcoming CD around the time of the... |
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| 5. |  | Wisdom, Understanding, Knowledge by Andy Statman Price: $15.00 Customer Review: Reviewer: Ari Davidow 10/4/04 (klezmershack.com) About 20 years ago Andy Statman recorded an album titled, simply, "Jewish Klezmer Music" with Zev Feldman. It was the first klezmer album that excited me, and it generated enough excitement on its own to drag me deep into the revival scene. After... |
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| 6. |  | Awakening from Above by Andy Statman Price: $12.97 Customer Review: "Awakening from Above" is an ecstatic collection of Eastern European Jewish music. His luxuriant improvisations seem to come from a place that is so intimate and soulful that it makes you blush to listen to them. Eagle and Whitney contribute minimalist accompaniment - a few drum beats here, a bass... |
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| 7. |  | The Hidden Light by The Andy Statman Quartet Price: $3.99 Customer Review: Andy statman finds a beautiful middle-ground between jazzy clarinet and classical vibes. The folk elements add character and content to the music, by putting it in a cultural context. Just wish someone would release the wonderful Swingrass '83 with Statman on mandolin: Wow! |
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| 8. | ![Perlman Plays Klezmer [CD + DVD]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51EPbUGbtCL._SL160_.jpg) | Perlman Plays Klezmer [CD + DVD] from EMI Classics Price: $25.98 | |
| 9. |  | Mandolin Abstractions by David Grisman Price: $16.98 Customer Review: David and Andy really step out to a different plane on this album. This is not the easiest album to listen to. I relate it to Miles Davis in the 70's, or John Coltrane in his later years. David and Andy don't always follow a nice pretty melody, but this is still a powerfull album. |
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| 10. |  | Andy's Ramble by Andy Statman Price: $16.98 Customer Review: For those who love Bluegrass mandolin, this is a CD for you. Andy Statman's mandolin combines an intensity of melody with an urgency of rhythm, creating a new sound that is both traditional and contemporary. Just the fact that the late great Vassar Clements (fiddle) and Tony Trischka... |
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| 11. |  | On Air by Andy Statman Price: $19.99 Customer Review: After hearing this 2003 concert in Bremen, one can only wonder what took so long for Andy Statman to come out with a live record. At last, we have an artifact of what Andy does on the concert circuit year in and out: brilliant, eclectic, emotionally-charged and spiritually-inspired melodic... |
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| 12. |  | Jewish Klezmer Music by Zev Feldman Price: $17.98 Customer Review: This is one of those albums that you just end up being really glad you bought. It has everything, from the upbeat danceable tunes, to the slower, creepy, moody cymbalon-dominated tunes. Occasionally there is some bass and percussion on this disc, but for the most part it is just clarinet and... |
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| 13. |  | The Vivaldi Collection from Sony Price: $9.98 | |
| 14. |  | Klezmer Suite by Andy Statman Klezmer Orchestra Price: $17.98 Customer Review: I just want to second what "a music fan" said in the other review-- this is a great, great album. It's outrageously difficult to describe what it is about some music that hits the mark while others of similar type, and even of similar skill, miss. So I won't try. Just be assured that this particular... |
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| 15. |  | Between Heaven And Earth: Music Of The Jewish Mystics by Andy Statman Quartet Price: $17.98 Customer Review: Andy does a tremendous job of taking nigunim (songs) of the holy hasidic masters of long a go. he puts it in a format which people can appreciate today. However, he does not sell out. Meaning, is he does not "water down" . Andy perserves the holiness and sacred nature of each tune so that even the... |
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| 16. | [no image] | Nashville Mornings, New York Nights by Andy Statman | |
| 17. |  | Dr. Banjo Steps Out from Flying Fish Customer Review: This is the 1992 re-issue of banjo player Pete Wernick's first solo album from 1978. It also features Tim O'Brien on half of these tracks. The following year these two would form the nucleus of the progressive bluegrass band Hot Rize. Fans of that band will find much here to enjoy. While much... |
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| 18. | [no image] | Mandolin Abstractions by David Grisman Customer Review: David and Andy really step out to a different plane on this album. This is not the easiest album to listen to. I relate it to Miles Davis in the 70's, or John Coltrane in his later years. David and Andy don't always follow a nice pretty melody, but this is still a powerfull album. |
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| 19. |  | Hidden Light by Andy Statman | |
| 20. |  | Andy Statman Klezmer Orchestra by Andy Statman Klezmer Orchestra Price: $17.98 Customer Review: This is vintage Statman Klezmer music. Unlike his recent contemplative and spiritual albums like the Hidden Light and Between Heaven and Earth, here Statman and Company have a great time updating the abandon and raucousness of classic European Klezmer to a finely honed musical tribute to Jewish... |
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| 21. |  | Avodas Halevi by Andy Statman Price: $16.98 Customer Review: There is something very profound about the musical career of Andy Statman. He is an excellent musician and has explored his Jewish heritage in conjunction w/ his ever expanding musical growth. His last three CDs have focused on "jewish spiritual music" for lack of a better description; Hasidic... |
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| 22. |  | Chabad Classics - Vol. 4 (Spirit of the Holidays) by Rabbi Zalman Goldstein Price: $14.95 Customer Review: To my surprise, this CD turned out to be a very pleasant listening experience. I say "surprise" because I have tended to avoid Chabad (Lubovitch) albums for two decades -- ever since that nerve-wracking series of tapes featuring a boy's choir whose director seemed to be confusing high-pitched... |
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| 23. |  | Chabad Classics - Vol. 2 by Rabbi Zalman Goldstein Price: $14.95 | |
| 24. |  | Baroque And On The Street from Sony Customer Review: My parents had this record and played it over and over again, along with Segovia's Bach recordings. They're the reason I took up classical guitar. The album uses non-traditional (for this kind of music anyway) instruments, yet doesn't disrespect the music in any way. To this day one of my favorite... |
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| 25. | [no image] | Klezmer Suite by Andy Statman Klezmer Orchestra Customer Review: I just want to second what "a music fan" said in the other review-- this is a great, great album. It's outrageously difficult to describe what it is about some music that hits the mark while others of similar type, and even of similar skill, miss. So I won't try. Just be assured that this particular... |
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| 26. | | Andy's Ramble by Andy Statman Customer Review: For those who love Bluegrass mandolin, this is a CD for you. Andy Statman's mandolin combines an intensity of melody with an urgency of rhythm, creating a new sound that is both traditional and contemporary. Just the fact that the late great Vassar Clements (fiddle) and Tony Trischka... |
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| 27. | | Songs of Our Fathers by Andy Statman & David Grisman Customer Review: I've recently became a fan of David Grisman and Andy Statman. There are some real cool mandolin riffs in this album, lots of tremelo, lots of emotion. And the clarinet playing ain't bad either. It's all acoustical, and ranges from the happy and upbeat "David Melech Yisrael" and "Toska" to the... |
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| 28. | [no image] | Nashville Mornings, New York Nights by Andy Statman | |
| 29. | [no image] | Klezmer Music by Andy Statman Klezmer Orchestra Customer Review: This is vintage Statman Klezmer music. Unlike his recent contemplative and spiritual albums like the Hidden Light and Between Heaven and Earth, here Statman and Company have a great time updating the abandon and raucousness of classic European Klezmer to a finely honed musical tribute to Jewish... |
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| 30. | | Mandolin Abstractions by David Grisman Customer Review: David and Andy really step out to a different plane on this album. This is not the easiest album to listen to. I relate it to Miles Davis in the 70's, or John Coltrane in his later years. David and Andy don't always follow a nice pretty melody, but this is still a powerfull album. |
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