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| 1. |  | Face First by Scott Henderson Price: $7.99 Customer Review:  Hace años que trataba de conseguir este CD de Tribal Tech, la musicalización es excelente donde destaca el bajista que es realmente extraordinario, la guitarra no está a un nivel...pienso yo, tan alto, pero aun asi en ningun caso es bajo, tambien es ritmica, armónica,... |
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| 2. |  | Tore Down House by Scott Henderson & Thelma Houston Price: $9.99 Customer Review: Tore Down House was Scott Henderson's second blues release, and he expands on the musical territory first explored on Dog Party. Henderson brings his harmonically sophisticated approach to bear on a variety of blues-based compositions. Tore Down House opens with hard-hitting funk of Dolomite, which... |
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| 3. |  | Dog Party by Scott Henderson Price: $9.99 Customer Review: if you want to hear Scott Henderson slow it down and tear into some blues all you have to do is play the track Fence Climbin' Blues and marvel at the man's touch. We all know Scott can burn on the high energy stuff but on that track he lays down some killer blues. His guitar tone is superb and he... |
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| 4. |  | Tribal Tech by Scott Henderson Price: $15.98 Customer Review: Leave it to a Frenchman to insult this great band. Reviewer Dupont must be inhaling too many chemicals. Henderson and Willis are high caliber writers and players and this album bears plenty of fruit. Scott Henderson is a phenomenal guitarist who obtains a perfect balance combining a ballsy... |
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| 5. |  | VTT2: Vital Tech Tones, Vol. 2 by Scott Henderson Price: $16.98 Customer Review: If you heard the band's debut album, "Vital Tech Tones [Vol.1]", and liked it, you are going to love this album! These are musicians at the very peak of their musical career, yet, they do not take themselves too seriously. This is indicated perfectly on the opening track when Victor plays a little... |
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| 6. |  | Being Julia by Various Artists Price: $17.98 Customer Review:  Being Julia OST has a beautiful main melody which occurs over and over again throughout the tracks. I especially like "Curtain Up" and "Quite Alone". However, Being Julia OST doesn't have other strong melody to show along side with the main melody which seems a little too simple for a complete... |
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| 7. |  | Well to the Bone by Scott Henderson Price: $16.98 Customer Review: I remember when I first got this album and not thinking too much of it, having a hard time finding the melody. Boy was I wrong. Once this album started to open up to me, I realized this might be the best album Iv ever heard. I listened to this album non stop for about two years before getting... |
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| 8. |  | Illicit by Scott Henderson & Tribal Tech Customer Review: Best album I own, period. Well, either this or Henderson's Well to the Bone. Definitely check that out if you like Henderson. This type of stuff is not for everyone. My friends hear this and say "what the hell are you listening to?" They just don't get it. Only other fusion album iv heard that... |
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| 9. |  | Primal Tracks by Scott Henderson & Tribal Tech Customer Review:  These are some talented guys with absolutely nothing to say. This is the souless sound of machinery played by faceless technicians with nary an original idea and not a bit of real emotion either, unless overly complex and overlplayed compositions and faceless shredding could be considered emotional.... |
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| 10. |  | Collection by Scott Henderson Price: $16.98 Customer Review: First let me say that I think Scott is definitely one of the very best guitarists on the planet. I saw him perform many times when I was a student at Musicians Institute. His best work however can be found on the following recordings when he was with Tribal Tech: Dr Hee, Nomad and their fourth... |
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| 11. |  | Vital Tech Tones by Scott Henderson Price: $16.98 Customer Review: Great album consisting of 3 of today's most talented musicians. I was a Wooten fan going into the album but my jaw dropped with Henderson's screaming guitar riffs; I have a new found respect for these cats after listening to this album. "snake soda" is off the hook and listening to another version... |
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| 12. |  | Live! by Scott Henderson Price: $19.98 Customer Review: I've been a fan of Scott Henderson since I saw him with Chick Corea in the late '80s. I especially like his forays into funk and blues with Dog Party and Tore Down House. I'm also a huge fan of live recordings, so when I ordered this CD, I was looking forward to hearing some of the blues... |
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| 13. |  | We Love New York from RCA | |
| 14. | [no image] | Mozart No End and the Paradise Band from Sony | |
| 15. |  | Diversity from Gay Men Chorus L.a. Customer Review: I know this is GMCLA's first recording, but unlike most first attempts, this one is a superior collection of songs. From the incredible piano accompanament of "Canto de Esperanza" to the warm choral sound of "Ave Maria", these guys are professionals all the way. You'll love their rendition of... |
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| 16. |  | Thick by Scott Henderson Customer Review: The reviews of this CD are wildly split, justifiably so, but a reward is in store for anyone who can figure out how to purchase on a track-by-track basis (nudge-nudge, wink-wink). This writer's bias is that he loves middle-period T-Tech stuff (Illicit/Face First/Reality Check), in which their... |
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| 17. | [no image] | Harlem Jazz: The 20s by Get Happy Band Customer Review: Harlem Jazz - 20s Acrobat (U.K.) label features many Cotton Club performers... tracks & artists are; 1. Get Happy Band - Harlem's Araby, 2. Blue Rhythm Orchestra - Hold 'Er Deacon, 3. Cotton Club Orchestra - Everybody Stomp, 4. Thomas Morris & His... |
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| 18. | [no image] | Comfort and Joy from Turtle Creek Chorale | |
| 19. | [no image] | Dr. Hee by Scott Henderson Customer Review: I assume it completely. The second is Spears, then Illicit. Nomad is good also. |
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| 20. |  | Seen and Heard from Philips Price: $19.98 | |
| 21. |  | The Neglected Professor from Delmark Price: $16.99 Customer Review: Charles Thompson was a contemporary of Jelly Roll Morton and James P. Johnson, and was one of the leading figues of the second generation of St. Louis ragtime pianists. This album, made up of live recordings from the early 1960s, finds Thompson in reasonable form, playing some of his best known... |
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| 22. |  | Essential Operetta from Sony Customer Review: I received this CD several days ago and have just ordered two more copies of it so I can play it in the car and living room as well as on the computer. I also have "Vienna, City of My Dreams" sung by Placido Domingo in German and love them both. Many years ago before I ever knew who Richard Tucker... |
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| 23. | [no image] | Holy & The Holly from Turtle Creek Chorale | |
| 24. | [no image] | Best Kept Secret by Barrington Scott Henderson | |
| 25. | ![Vaughan Williams: Music in the Heart [Includes Bonus Disc]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51lyz8CwC7L._SL160_.jpg) | Vaughan Williams: Music in the Heart [Includes Bonus Disc] from Albion Price: $34.99 | |
| 26. |  | The Glorious Sounds of Somers from Centrediscs Price: $19.98 | |
| 27. | [no image] | Spears by Scott Henderson | |
| 28. | [no image] | Spears by Scott Henderson | |
| 29. |  | The Stella Boyle Smith 35th Anniversary Historical Recording from Arkansas Symphony Orchstra | |
| 30. |  | Live! by Scott Henderson Price: $29.99 Customer Review: I've been a fan of Scott Henderson since I saw him with Chick Corea in the late '80s. I especially like his forays into funk and blues with Dog Party and Tore Down House. I'm also a huge fan of live recordings, so when I ordered this CD, I was looking forward to hearing some of the blues... |
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