Super Bass (Recorded Live At Sculler's) - Christian McBride

Advantages: Bringing old tracks to the modern audience
Disadvantages: Doesn't really give Martina a chance to shine

...for a delicate rendering of Johnny Cash's "I Still Miss Someone," McBride's versions don't really add anything to the originals, because these songs weren't missing anything. But she makes "I Don't Hurt Anymore" sound as fresh and pure as it did when Hank Snow recorded it more than a half-century ago, while her rendition of "Till I Can Make It on My Own" has all the brittle conviction that Tammy Wynette invested in it." (http://entertainment-news-network-archive.blogspot.com/2006/05/interview-martina-mcbride.html) ~ ~ ~ The Tracks ~ ~ ~ (I'll try to be brief as there are 18 tracks to get though) I wanted to be able to put the 'original' artist name to each song but I can't find the complete information anywhere! The tracks are all very short - the full 18tracks fills less than an hour! But then is how the originals were. They are also quite same... Read review

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Advantages: Perfect story-telling songwriting, exceptional vocals, Chapman's best work
Disadvantages: If there is any it would be that the album is too short!

...Denver, Paul McCartney, Los Lobos, Pearl Jam, and Bonnie Raitt. He has even worked with Tracy's one time rumored love interest, Vernon Reid (once of Living Colour). #2~ Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers plays electric bass on Change and Talk to me. #3~ Tracy has won four Grammys. Run Time: 11 tracks, 46.8 Minutes Thanks for reading, © Christian Stanley 2005 *This review has been republished.... Read review

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Advantages: Upliftiing double cd full of hits
Disadvantages: None whatsoever

...If i could have been to any live performance by any band ever, it would have to be this, the 1986 performance by Queen at Wembley Stadium. It attracted 150,000 people over two nights which, altough overshadowed by their Knebworth Park gig where they played to about 180,000 people in one night, was probably their greatest ever live show. Sure Knebworth had more people, but to play at Wembley must have created an atmosphere never seen at any gig before or since. However, i was only a one year-old at the time so even if i was there i wouldn’t have appreciated it. Therefore, to listen to it on cd is probably as near as i can get to that unforgetable night that will live in music history. This concert was part of the Kind of Magic tour that played to 400,000 people, breaking all previous attendance records. Wembley... Read review

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