Buy Personnel: Lightnin' Hopkins (vocals, guitar); Leonard Gaskin (bass); Herbie Lovelle (drums). Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey in May 1964. Originally released on Prestige (7377). Includes original liner notes by Chris Albertson. Digital remastering by Phil De Lancie (1991, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley). Though Lightnin' Hopkins began recording in the mid-'40s in the traditional style of solo acoustic country blues, he's one of the few major blues figures who moved easily back and forth between acoustic and electric guitar and solo and full-band performances throughout his lengthy car... at the Best Price in BuyRadar

Personnel: Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins (vocals, guitar); Leonard Gaskins (bass); Herbie Lovelle (drums). Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on June 4, 1963. Originally released on Bluesville (1073). Includes liner notes by Dan Morgenstern. Digitally remastered by Alan Yoshida using XRCD (Extended Resolution Compact Disc) technology (Ocean Way/JVC Mastering).

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Personnel: David Murray (tenor saxophone); McCoy Tyner (piano); Fred Hopkins (bass); Elvin Jones (drums). Recorded at Soundtrack Studios, New York on March 26, 1990.

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The Guitar of Lightnin Hopkins (DVD)

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Low: Alan Sparhawk (vocals, guitar); Zak Sally (bass); Mimi Parker (drums, background vocals). For its second album, LONG-DIVISION, Low drops the tone considerably from the band's previous outing. Each note seems to exist in its own vacuum, reverberating until it fades out. Far sparer than anything else one is likely to hear under the guise of "alternative music," this record is all about negative space--how each sound reminds you of the silence it replaces. This time around, new bass player Zak Sally, who replaced John Nichols, joins Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker. When the record opens wi...

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Personnel: Paul Bley (piano); Steve Swallow (bass); Pete LaRoca (drums). Includes liner notes by Paul Haines. After his 1953 debut (on Charles Mingus' label), Canadian pianist Paul Bley spent the rest of that decade playing with Jackie McLean, Chet Baker, Ornette Colemen, Jimmy Giuffre, and a few others. FOOTLOOSE was essentially his fourth album (though live releases from within the time period have subsequently appeared). It is a trio set with bass player Steve Swallow and drummer Pete La Roca. At the time of this 1963 album, Paul Bley was married to the young and emerging composer Carla...

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Personnel includes: Jackson C. Frank (vocals, acoustic guitar). Recorded in 1960, 1965, 1975 & 1994. Includes liner notes by Colin Harper. This is a piece of folk history that slipped through the cracks. Buffalonian Frank traveled to London in the mid-'60s and recorded this album with the help of his still unknown pal Paul Simon. After its release, Frank became the toast of the town, though his music never hit the States. His poetic, Dylan-influenced lyrics, complex fingerpicking, and artsong-like structures influenced everyone from Bert Jansch to Nick Drake. Except for a young Al Stewart'...

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Personnel: Leroy Carr (vocals, piano); Scrapper Blackwell (vocals, guitar). Recorded in Chicago, Illinois in 1929 & 1930. Includes liner notes by Alan Balfour. Some consider Leroy Carr the first urban bluesman, or at least the first truly great urban blues piano player, influencing generations of players from Roosevelt Sykes to Otis Spann. Born in Nashville and raised in Indianapolis, Leroy Carr had something of the urban sophisticate about his relaxed, laid-back playing and singing style, with the powerful rhythm guitar and blues-holler backing vocals of his longtime partner Francis "Scra...

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Personnel: Ella Fitzgerald (vocals); Joe Pass (guitar). Recorded at Group IV Studios, Hollywood, California on March 21-22, 1983. Includes liner notes by Norman Granz. Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino (1987, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). Voice and guitar albums are arguably the trickiest projects to pull off in jazz. With no rhythm section to weight the music, the results can often float off into the ether, leaving the listener trying to remember what the album sounded like 30 seconds after it ends. No such problems plague SPEAK LOVE by Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass, a 1982 v...

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Nefelibata 3" Guitar Strap in First Layer Leather with Foam Padding and Cable Storage Loops for Bass, Electric and Acoustic Guitars (Vintage Burgundy)

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Guitar Strap For Acoustic Guitar , Electric Guitar and Bass Guitar, Adjustable Gold Brown Guitar Strap W/ FREE BONUS 2 Picks + Strap Locks + Strap Button. Best Gift For Men & Women Guitar Players

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Personnel: Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins (vocals, guitar); Leonard Gaskins (bass); Herbie Lovelle (drums). Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on June 4, 1963. Originally released on Bluesville (1073). Includes liner notes by Dan Morgenstern. Digitally remastered by Alan Yoshida using XRCD (Extended Resolution Compact Disc) technology (Ocean Way/JVC Mastering).

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Personnel: David Murray (tenor saxophone); McCoy Tyner (piano); Fred Hopkins (bass); Elvin Jones (drums). Recorded at Soundtrack Studios, New York on March 26, 1990.

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The Guitar of Lightnin Hopkins (DVD)

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Low: Alan Sparhawk (vocals, guitar); Zak Sally (bass); Mimi Parker (drums, background vocals). For its second album, LONG-DIVISION, Low drops the tone considerably from the band's previous outing. Each note seems to exist in its own vacuum, reverberating until it fades out. Far sparer than anything else one is likely to hear under the guise of "alternative music," this record is all about negative space--how each sound reminds you of the silence it replaces. This time around, new bass player Zak Sally, who replaced John Nichols, joins Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker. When the record opens wi...

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Personnel: Paul Bley (piano); Steve Swallow (bass); Pete LaRoca (drums). Includes liner notes by Paul Haines. After his 1953 debut (on Charles Mingus' label), Canadian pianist Paul Bley spent the rest of that decade playing with Jackie McLean, Chet Baker, Ornette Colemen, Jimmy Giuffre, and a few others. FOOTLOOSE was essentially his fourth album (though live releases from within the time period have subsequently appeared). It is a trio set with bass player Steve Swallow and drummer Pete La Roca. At the time of this 1963 album, Paul Bley was married to the young and emerging composer Carla...

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Personnel includes: Jackson C. Frank (vocals, acoustic guitar). Recorded in 1960, 1965, 1975 & 1994. Includes liner notes by Colin Harper. This is a piece of folk history that slipped through the cracks. Buffalonian Frank traveled to London in the mid-'60s and recorded this album with the help of his still unknown pal Paul Simon. After its release, Frank became the toast of the town, though his music never hit the States. His poetic, Dylan-influenced lyrics, complex fingerpicking, and artsong-like structures influenced everyone from Bert Jansch to Nick Drake. Except for a young Al Stewart'...

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Smooth: For a Minimum of Five Steel Drums, Drumset, and Optional Bass Guitar, Conductor Score Parts

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Personnel: Leroy Carr (vocals, piano); Scrapper Blackwell (vocals, guitar). Recorded in Chicago, Illinois in 1929 & 1930. Includes liner notes by Alan Balfour. Some consider Leroy Carr the first urban bluesman, or at least the first truly great urban blues piano player, influencing generations of players from Roosevelt Sykes to Otis Spann. Born in Nashville and raised in Indianapolis, Leroy Carr had something of the urban sophisticate about his relaxed, laid-back playing and singing style, with the powerful rhythm guitar and blues-holler backing vocals of his longtime partner Francis "Scra...

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Personnel: Ella Fitzgerald (vocals); Joe Pass (guitar). Recorded at Group IV Studios, Hollywood, California on March 21-22, 1983. Includes liner notes by Norman Granz. Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino (1987, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). Voice and guitar albums are arguably the trickiest projects to pull off in jazz. With no rhythm section to weight the music, the results can often float off into the ether, leaving the listener trying to remember what the album sounded like 30 seconds after it ends. No such problems plague SPEAK LOVE by Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass, a 1982 v...

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Nefelibata 3" Guitar Strap in First Layer Leather with Foam Padding and Cable Storage Loops for Bass, Electric and Acoustic Guitars (Vintage Burgundy)

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Guitar Strap For Acoustic Guitar , Electric Guitar and Bass Guitar, Adjustable Gold Brown Guitar Strap W/ FREE BONUS 2 Picks + Strap Locks + Strap Button. Best Gift For Men & Women Guitar Players

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TESLYAR Guitar Holder Wall Mount Ash Wood Wooden Guitar Hanger Hook Stand Rack Guitar Hanger for Electric Classic Acoustic and Bass Guitar Musical Instruments Hardwood (Beige)

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Personnel: Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins (vocals, guitar); Leonard Gaskins (bass); Herbie Lovelle (drums). Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on June 4, 1963. Originally released on Bluesville (1073). Includes liner notes by Dan Morgenstern. Digitally remastered by Alan Yoshida using XRCD (Extended Resolution Compact Disc) technology (Ocean Way/JVC Mastering).

$ 31.98

Personnel: David Murray (tenor saxophone); McCoy Tyner (piano); Fred Hopkins (bass); Elvin Jones (drums). Recorded at Soundtrack Studios, New York on March 26, 1990.

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The Guitar of Lightnin Hopkins (DVD)

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Low: Alan Sparhawk (vocals, guitar); Zak Sally (bass); Mimi Parker (drums, background vocals). For its second album, LONG-DIVISION, Low drops the tone considerably from the band's previous outing. Each note seems to exist in its own vacuum, reverberating until it fades out. Far sparer than anything else one is likely to hear under the guise of "alternative music," this record is all about negative space--how each sound reminds you of the silence it replaces. This time around, new bass player Zak Sally, who replaced John Nichols, joins Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker. When the record opens wi...

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Personnel: Paul Bley (piano); Steve Swallow (bass); Pete LaRoca (drums). Includes liner notes by Paul Haines. After his 1953 debut (on Charles Mingus' label), Canadian pianist Paul Bley spent the rest of that decade playing with Jackie McLean, Chet Baker, Ornette Colemen, Jimmy Giuffre, and a few others. FOOTLOOSE was essentially his fourth album (though live releases from within the time period have subsequently appeared). It is a trio set with bass player Steve Swallow and drummer Pete La Roca. At the time of this 1963 album, Paul Bley was married to the young and emerging composer Carla...

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Personnel includes: Jackson C. Frank (vocals, acoustic guitar). Recorded in 1960, 1965, 1975 & 1994. Includes liner notes by Colin Harper. This is a piece of folk history that slipped through the cracks. Buffalonian Frank traveled to London in the mid-'60s and recorded this album with the help of his still unknown pal Paul Simon. After its release, Frank became the toast of the town, though his music never hit the States. His poetic, Dylan-influenced lyrics, complex fingerpicking, and artsong-like structures influenced everyone from Bert Jansch to Nick Drake. Except for a young Al Stewart'...

Out of Stock

Smooth: For a Minimum of Five Steel Drums, Drumset, and Optional Bass Guitar, Conductor Score Parts

Out of Stock

Personnel: Leroy Carr (vocals, piano); Scrapper Blackwell (vocals, guitar). Recorded in Chicago, Illinois in 1929 & 1930. Includes liner notes by Alan Balfour. Some consider Leroy Carr the first urban bluesman, or at least the first truly great urban blues piano player, influencing generations of players from Roosevelt Sykes to Otis Spann. Born in Nashville and raised in Indianapolis, Leroy Carr had something of the urban sophisticate about his relaxed, laid-back playing and singing style, with the powerful rhythm guitar and blues-holler backing vocals of his longtime partner Francis "Scra...

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Personnel: Ella Fitzgerald (vocals); Joe Pass (guitar). Recorded at Group IV Studios, Hollywood, California on March 21-22, 1983. Includes liner notes by Norman Granz. Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino (1987, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). Voice and guitar albums are arguably the trickiest projects to pull off in jazz. With no rhythm section to weight the music, the results can often float off into the ether, leaving the listener trying to remember what the album sounded like 30 seconds after it ends. No such problems plague SPEAK LOVE by Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass, a 1982 v...

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Nefelibata 3" Guitar Strap in First Layer Leather with Foam Padding and Cable Storage Loops for Bass, Electric and Acoustic Guitars (Vintage Burgundy)

$ 33.69

Guitar Strap For Acoustic Guitar , Electric Guitar and Bass Guitar, Adjustable Gold Brown Guitar Strap W/ FREE BONUS 2 Picks + Strap Locks + Strap Button. Best Gift For Men & Women Guitar Players

$ 15.95

TESLYAR Guitar Holder Wall Mount Ash Wood Wooden Guitar Hanger Hook Stand Rack Guitar Hanger for Electric Classic Acoustic and Bass Guitar Musical Instruments Hardwood (Beige)

$ 19.99

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