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yo yo ma discography free download Grand Funk Railroad – Discography (1969 – 2002) Grand Funk Railroad – Discography (1969 – 2002) EAC Rip | 56xCD | FLAC/WV Tracks & Image + Cue + Log | Full Scans Included Total Size: 21.3 GB | 3% RAR Recovery STUDIO ALBUMS | LIVE ALBUMS | COMPILATIONS Label: Various | Genre: Hard Rock, Blues Rock. One of the 1970s’ most successful hard rock bands in spite of critical pans and somewhat reluctant radio airplay (at first), Grand Funk Railroad built a devoted fan base with constant touring, a loud, simple take on the blues-rock power trio sound, and strong working-class appeal. The band was formed by Flint, MI, guitarist/songwriter Mark Farner and drummer Don Brewer, both former members of a local band called Terry Knight & the Pack. They recruited former ? & the Mysterians bassist Mel Schacher in 1968, and Knight retired from performing to become their manager, naming the group after Michigan’s well-known Grand Trunk Railroad. They performed for free at the 1969 Atlanta Pop Festival, and their energetic, if not technically proficient, show led Capitol Records to sign them at once. While radio shied away from Grand Funk Railroad, the group’s strong work ethic and commitment to touring produced a series of big- selling albums over the next few years; five of their eight releases from 1969 to 1972 went platinum, and the others all went gold. Meanwhile, Knight promoted the band aggressively, going so far as to rent a Times Square billboard to advertise Closer to Home, which turned out to be the band’s first multi-platinum album in spite of a backlash from the rock press. However, Grand Funk Railroad fired Knight in March of 1972, who promptly sued; the band spent most of the year in a court battle that ended when they bought Knight out. ― Allmusic. Additional info: • More info. 1. STUDIO: 1969. Grand Funk (1989, Toshiba-EMI, CP21-6038, Japan) 1969. Grand Funk (2002, Capitol, 72435-39381-2-3, EU) 1969. On Time (1989, Toshiba-EMI, CP21-6037, Japan) 1969. On Time (2002, Capitol, 72435-39502-2-4, EU) 1970. Closer To Home (1988, Capitol, CDP 7 48429 2, DIDX 2408, USA) 1970. Closer To Home (1992, CEMA, S21-57640, Canada) 1970. Closer To Home (1993, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-7619, Japan) 1970. Closer To Home (2002, Capitol, 72435-39380-2-4, EU) 1971. E Pluribus Funk (199-, Capitol, CDP 531928,vUSA) 1971. E Pluribus Funk (1993, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-7621, Japan) 1971. E pluribus Funk (2002, Capitol, 72435-41724-2-7, EU) 1971. E Pluribus Funk (2006, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-67926, Japan) 1971. Survival (1993, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-7620, Japan) 1971. Survival (1995, EMI, TOCP-3181, Japan) 1971. Survival (2002, Capitol, 72435-41725-2-6, EU) 1972. Phoenix (1990, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-6350, Japan) 1972. Phoenix (2002, Capitol, 72435-41723-2-8, EU) 1973. We’re An American Band (1989, Toshiba-EMI, CP21-6039, Japan) 1973. We’re An American Band (1992, CEMA, S21X 57817, TCP008CD , Canada) 1973. We’re An American Band (1995, Capitol, 724383192922, USA) 1973. We’re An American Band (2002, Capitol, 72435-41726-2-5, EU) 1973. We’re An American Band (2006, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-67928, Japan) 1973. We’re An American Band (2014, Universal, TYCP-85001, Japan, PT-SHM) 1974. All The Girls In The World Beware. (1997, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-3288, Japan) 1974. All The Girls In The World Beware. (2002, Capitol, 72435-80532-2-7, EU) 1974. Shinin’ On (1990, Toshiba-EMI, TOCP-6349, Japan) 1974. Shinin’ On (1992, CEMA, S21X 57819, TCP007CD, Canada) 1974. Shinin’ On (2002, Capitol, 72435-80531-2-8, EU) 1974. Shinin’ On (2014, Universal, TYCP-85002, Japan, PT-SHM) 1976. Born To Die (1999, CapitoI, STCD 11482, Canada) 1976. Born To Die (2002, Capitol, 72435-80498-2-4, EU) 1976. Good Singin’ Good Playin’ (1999, HIP-O, HIPD-40144, USA) 1981. Grand Funk Lives (2001, Rhino, LMR 6346, USA) 1981. Grand Funk Lives (2008, Wounded Bird, WOU 3625, USA) 1983. What’s Funk (1999, Fool Moon, 5992-23750-2, USA) 2. LIVE: 1970. Live Album (1989, Toshiba-EMI, CP19-6040-41, Japan, 2CD) 1970. Live Album (1992, Capitol, CDP 7 91899 2, Holland) 1970. Live Album (2002, Capitol, 72435-39326-2-6, EU) 1975. Caught In The Act (1989, Toshiba-EMI, CP28-1008, Japan) 1975. Caught In The Act (200-, Capitol, CDP 0777 7 48430 2 7, USA) 1975. Caught In The Act (2002, Capitol, 72435-80592-2-9, EU) 1997. Bosnia (1997, EMI-Capitol, 72438-21935-2-4, USA, 2CD) 2002. Live The 1971 Tour (2002, Capitol, 72435-39501-2-5, EU) 3. COMPILATION: 1972. Mark, Don & Mel – 1969-71 (2012, Iconoclassic, ICON 1023, USA, 2CD) 1976. Hits (1987, Capitol, CDP 7 46623 2, USA) 1989. Heavy Hitters! (1989, Capitol, CDL-57244, Canada) 1991. Grand Funk Railroad Collectors Series (1991, Capitol, CDP 7 90608 2, D 173258, USA) The Verve – Discography (1992 – 2008) The Verve – Discography (1992 – 2008) EAC Rip | 9xCD | FLAC Tracks & Image + Cue + Log | Full Scans Included Total Size: 4.01 GB | 3% RAR Recovery STUDIO ALBUMS | COMPILATIONS | EPs Label: Various | Genre: Britpop, Alternative Rock. Long acclaimed as one of the most innovative and spellbinding bands on the contemporary British pop scene, the Verve finally broke through to a mass international audience in 1997 with the instant classic “Bittersweet Symphony.” By no stretch a study in overnight success, the group’s rise was instead the culmination of a long, arduous journey that began at the dawn of the decade and went on to encompass a major breakup, multiple lawsuits, and an extensive diet of narcotics. Perfecting an oceanic sound that fused the exploratory vision of ’60s-era psychedelia with the shimmering atmospherics of the shoegazer aesthetic, the Verve languished in relative obscurity while waiting for the rest of the music world to play catch-up, creating one of the most complex and rewarding bodies of work in modern rock & roll long before most listeners even learned of the group’s existence — only to again fall apart at the peak of their success. ― Allmusic. 1. STUDIO: 1993. A Storm In Heaven (1998, Toshiba-EMI, VJCP-3367, Japan) 1995. A Northern Soul (1995, Hut Records, 7243 8 40437 2 8, Holland) Basic Scans. 1997. Urban Hymns (1997, Toshiba-EMI, VJCP-25338, Japan) 1997. Urban Hymns (1997, Virgin, Hut, 7243 8 44913 2 1, Canada) 2008. Forth (2008, EMI, TOCP-66825, Japan) 2. COMPILATION: 2004. This Is Music. The Singles 92-98 (2004, Virgin, EMI, CDV2991, 0724386368829, EU) 2004. This Is Music. The Singles 92-98 (2007, EMI, TOCP-53681, Japan) 3. EPs: 1992. The Verve E.P. (1992, Hut, YARD CD1, USA) Basic Scans. 1994. No Come Down (B-sides & Outtakes) (1994, Hut, 7243 8 39583 2 0, UK) DOWNLOAD FROM. Password: www.LosslessMA.net. If you encounter broken links or other problem about this publication, please let me know and write your comment below. I will reply and fix as soon as possible. Yo-Yo Ma. Yo-Yo Ma is a formidable cellist and non-stop touring artist. He claims to have been away from home for 20 out of the past 30 years and has released almost 60 CDs. Born in 1955 to Chinese parents living inParis, Yo-Yo had a very musical upbringing. His mother was a singer, while his father was a conductor and composer. He began to study the violin, then the viola, before taking up the cello. When he was seven years old he and his family moved toNew Yorkand soon afterwards he appeared on American television in a concert conducted by Leonard Berstein. He studied cello at the Juilliard School of Music inNew Yorkbefore following a postgraduate arts education atHarvardUniversity. He has performed with most of the world's major orchestras and won numerous awards including a mantelpiece-full of Grammys. His recordings and performances of Johann Sebastian Bach's suites for unaccompanied cello are particularly acclaimed, and he has also played a good deal of chamber music. Yo-Yo Ma is the founder of the Silk Road Project, a musical and educational initiative promoting the study of the cultural, artistic and intellectual traditions along the ancient Silk Roadroute. Did you know? Yo-Yo Ma has a reputation for having one of the most eclectic repertoires in classical music. He has performed and recorded Baroque pieces on period instruments, American bluegrass music, traditional Chinese melodies, Argentinian tangos, Brazilian music as well as soundtracks to the films 'Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon' and 'Memoirs of a Geisha'. Hope Amid Tears - Beethoven Cello Sonatas. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Buy the album Starting at £14.99. Fourty years on from his first release of this complete collection, cellist Yo-Yo Ma has become a venerable, white-haired gent, as has the pianist Emanuel Ax. "Hope Amid Tears" is the title of their new album, which they recorded at Seiji Ozawa Hall in Lenox, Massachusetts. And hope certainly was in high demand in August 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic was ravaging the world, and the USA in particular. And what could be more hopeful than Beethoven's humanist message? The Five Sonatas for Cello and Piano (for piano with cello accompaniment for the first two, in fact) are drawn from three different periods of Beethoven's artistic evolution. The first two are still rooted in the eighteenth century, and represent the first important works of the classical period. The Sonata No. 3 in A major, Op. 69 , then sees the cello's horizon broaden. The instrument sets itself free, and really speaks in the first person.
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