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Nov 11 2011
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Stories From The Red Room- Guitar Shorty
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Backatown $7.38 Troy ‘Trombone Shorty’ Andrews’ Is A Rare Artist Who Can Draw Both The Unqualified Respect Of Jazz Legends And Deliver A High-Energy Rock Show Capable Of Mesmerizing International Rock Stars And Audiences Alike. With Such An Unprecedented Mix Of Rock, Funk, Jazz, Hip-Hop And Soul, He Had To Create His Own Name To Describe His Signature Sound: Supafunkrock! Andrews Is The Kind Of Player Who Comes A… |
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Gasoline Alley $6.32 Working in what was not then called an “unplugged” format, Stewart mixed acoustic guitars, mandolin, and piano with a hard-rock attitude to create a distinctive sound that seems as fresh today as ever. Building on the success and innovations of The Rod Stewart Album, Gasoline Alley contains unfettered, laddish takes on Bobby Womack’s “It’s All Over Now” and the bluesy “Cut Across Shorty,” plus a d… |
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Bare Knuckle $11.05 Legendary axeman GUITAR SHORTY is more popular now than at any time in his storied 50-year career. One of the best-known names in blues, his last album, 2007′s We The People, won the Blues Music Award for Contemporary Blues Album of the Year. Bare Knuckle is another heavy dose of Guitar Shorty blues. An explosive guitarist and a dynamite blues showman, Guitar Shorty still performs over 100 dates p… |
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Far Out Man $2.99 … |
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Far Out Man $9.99 … |
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The Bluestime Power Hour $250.00 trip out backstage with star of stage, screen & TV, Dr Charlotte Crossley Fortier (“Charlo”) as she gives us a glimpse of the action & talent behind the scenes of a major touring musical show…. |
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Guitar Shorty – The Long And Short Of It : The Best Of Guitar Shorty [TBA] * $11.69 Description Not Available |
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Guitar Shorty – Watch Your Back $14.84 Description Not Available |
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Just Another Day Guitars T-shirt $13.49 Express what you’d rather be doing with this clever T-shirtJust Another Day Guitars t-shirt comes on a brown T-shirtMen’s shirt features a two-sided screen-printed design |
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Just Another Day Guitars T-shirt $12.89 Express what you’d rather be doing with this clever T-shirtJust Another Day Guitars t-shirt comes on a white T-shirtMen’s shirt features a two-sided screen-printed design |
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Retrofutura Women’s ‘Dangerous’ Guitar T-shirt $20.99 Art and music lovers will love this T-shirt, featuring an edgy guitar print with the word ‘Dangerous’ along the side. This shirt also features a tapered, sheer design. |
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It’s All About Guitars Men’s Black T-Shirt $12.59 Great tee for casual summer wardrobeT-shirt features screenprinted guitars with ‘It’s All About Guitars’ on backTraditional tee styling with crew collar |
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It’s All About Guitars Men’s White T-Shirt $12.39 Great tee for casual summer wardrobeT-shirt features screenprinted guitars with ‘It’s All About Guitars’ on backTraditional tee styling with crew collarScreenprinted guitar on front |
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Retrofutura Women’s Dangerous Guitar Horizontal T-shirt $19.49 Designed for the independent woman of today this T-shirt from Retrofutura is a great addition to your casual wardrobe. This women’s T-shirt is side-seamed and tapered for a perfect fit. |
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Guitar Shorty – We The People * $13.59 Description Not Available |
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‘You Might Be A Guitarist’ Men’s T-shirt $13.59 Enhance your personal style with a ‘You Might Be A Guitarist’ tee-shirtLifestyle clothing boasts a two-sided screen-printed designMen’s sports clothing is a great addition to any wardrobe |
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Super Professional SDM-3308 Wireless Microphone $33.19 Versatile microphone can be used as head set or for any high-impedance musical instrumentWireless microphone can also clip to your shirtSound device features 600-ohm output impedance |
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Los Angeles Pop Art Women’s ‘Freebird’ Tank Top $23.99 Lyrics from Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Freebird create the winged guitar image on the front of this tank top from Los Angeles Pop Art. The shirt is finished with a simple scoop neck. |
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Peace, Love & [Bump] Rythm Maternity Top $99 This Rythm maternity top from Peace, Love & [bump] is hand-painted with an intricate guitar graphic on the front. Swarovski crystal accents and sassy styling complete this sexy sleeveless maternity top. |
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Various Artists – Rich Man`s War $4.46 Disc 1:Follow The Money – Bob BrozmanWe The People – Guitar ShortyDon`t Be Afraid Of The Neo-Cons – Norman & Nancy BlakeHandful Of People – Matthew SkollerBring The Boys Back Home – Dr. David EvansJesus And … |
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Los Angeles Pop Art Women’s ‘Freebird’ V-neck Shirt $21.49 Lyrics from Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Freebird create the winged guitar image on the front of this shirt from Los Angeles Pop Art. The tee is finished with a fashionable V-neck and short sleeves. |
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Charlie Hunter Trio (Guitar) – Mistico * $7.67 Disc 1:Lady!”Speakers Built In”EstrangedBallsWizard SleeveDrop a DimeSpoken WordSpecial ShirtMisticoChimp Gut |
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Shorty $14.48 Shorty |
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The Best of Guitar Shorty $11.48 The Best of Guitar Shorty collects key tracks from the Texas guitarist’s JSP album, My Way or the Highway (1991), his three albums for Black Top Records, Topsy Turvy (1993), Get Wise to Yourself (1995), and Roll Over, Baby (1998), and his single album fro |
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Shorty & Doc $11.04 This CD reissue brings back a rare Swingville session that matches together the trumpets of Harold “Shorty” Baker and Doc Cheatham. At the time Baker, a veteran of Duke Ellington’s Orchestra, was much better-known and his soft tone and lyrical style often takes honors on this blowing date with pianist Walter Bishop, Jr., bassist Wendell Marshall and drummer J.C. Heard. For Doc Cheatham, then 55 and (unknown to everyone) only at the halfway mark of his career, this was just his second opportunity to lead a record date, 11 years after an obscure session in France. The results of this meeting are generally quite friendly rather than combative with Cheatham’s Dixielandish phrasing sounding slightly old-fashioned next to Baker. They perform appealing swing-oriented material and sound fine in their many tradeoffs. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi Performers: Adolphus Cheatham – Trumpet; Al Sears – Sax (Tenor); Bobby Donaldson – Drums; Doc Cheatham – Trumpet; Harold Baker – Trumpet; J.C. Heard – Drums; Leonard Gaskin – Bass; Lord Westbrook – Guitar; Mildred Anderson – Vocals; Robert Banks – Organ; Shorty Baker – Trumpet; Walter Bishop, Jr. – Piano; Wendell Marshall – Bass |
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Guitar Shorty – We The People * $15.98 Track Listing: We The People Blues In My Blood Cost Of Livin` Sonic Boom What Good Is Life? I Got Your Number Runaway Train Down That Road Again Fine Cadillac Can`t Get Enough Hurt So Old, A Who Needs It? |
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Shorty the Pimp $15.98 Shorty the Pimp was to have been a blaxploitation movie around 1973, but was never released due to various problems; supposedly, only one rough cut of the movie now exists, rumored to be in the hands of director Quentin Tarantino. This is the soundtrack album that would have accompanied the project, performed by journeyman Los Angeles soul band Don Julian & the Larks. The soundtrack was canceled along with the film, though most of this made it onto official releases (usually on the Money label). Released or not, this is damn rare stuff, and aside from its appeal for blaxploitation collectors, it’s pretty respectable early-’70s soul-funk on its own merits. Although this is heavily derivative of Superfly-era Curtis Mayfield (there’s even a parody called “Super Slick”) and “Papa Was a Rolling Stone”-era Temptations in its marriage of accomplished harmonies, intricate guitar and horn arrangements, and street-smart lyrics, it’s well executed. On “Brother What It Is,” they get into some Rahsaan Roland Kirk-like flute and jazzy grooves, while “Just Tryin’ to Make It, Pts. 1 & 2″ is a slow-burn instrumental reminiscent of Booker & the MG’s doing “Summertime”; “I Love You” is a beautiful minor-key soul ballad with a cha cha feel. There are also covers of chart hits by Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, the Staple Singers, and the like, since Don Julian & the Larks were to have played a lounge band in the movie itself. Some of these are superfluous, but some are more enjoyable than you’d expect; the version of “The Look of Love,” for instance, is smooth and spooky. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi |
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YOUNG SHORTY: YOUNG SHORTY $5.59 YOUNG SHORTY: YOUNG SHORTY |
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SHORTY: GIT SHORTY $16.21 SHORTY: GIT SHORTY |
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Guitar Shorty – Watch Your Back $13.13 Track Listing: Old School Right Tool For The Job Story Of My Life I`m Gonna Leave You What She Don`t Know I`ve Been Working Get Busy Let My Guitar Do The Talking It Ain`t The Fall That Kills You Little Less Conversation, A |
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Guitar Shorty – The Long And Short Of It : The Best Of Guitar Shorty [TBA] * $10.22 Go Wild! No Educated Woman I Wonder Who`s Sleeping In My Bed Red Hot Mama Mean Husband Blues Hey Joe You Better Get Wise To Yourself I Want To Report A Crime Hard To Stay Above The Ground Hard Life I`m So Glad I Met You Maybe She`ll Miss Me I`m The Clean Up Man Bottom Line, The |
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Guitar Shorty – Bare Knuckle [3/2] * $12.93 Disc 1:Please Mr. PresidentToo Hard To Love YouSting, TheSlow BurnTrue LiesTexas WomenToo LateNeverlandBetrayedGet OffBad MemoryTemporary Man |
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Shorty Featuring Georgie Fame $26.39 Though not too untypical for a Georgie Fame release, Shorty Featuring Georgie Fame has an odd place in the Fame discography. First, it was billed to a group, Shorty, with the words “Featuring Georgie Fame” printed in very small type beneath “Shorty” on the cover, with no picture of Fame (or, for that matter, Shorty) to be found anywhere in the artwork. Second, it was only released in the U.S., although Fame’s commercial profile, even at the time of its 1970 appearance, was considerably bigger in his native U.K. It was also recorded live (in a fairly small club judging by the sound of the applause), though no mention of this is made anywhere on the packaging, and in fact even the author of the Rev-Ola CD reissue’s fine liner notes remains unaware of the location. For all that, it’s not that unlike Fame’s other records from the era, and does prominently feature him as singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, even if he seemed almost to be hiding behind a group persona (à la David Bowie with Tin Machine many years later). If there’s anything to distinguish it from other Fame albums, it’s that the guitar sometimes has a more prominent role, and the songs sometimes stretch out in the manner that was fashionable in the psychedelic/hard rock era. That’s especially noticeable on the nearly six-minute opener, “Oliver’s Gone”; you don’t hear many Fame cuts with long blues-rock solos. Yet Fame’s customary attributes — assured jazz/R&B vocals and glowing organ — remain in place, and some tracks, like “Bluesology” and “Seventh Son,” are pretty much of a piece with his more straightforward mid-’60s work (though here Mose Allison’s “Parchman Farm,” which he’d recorded in September 1963 on his first live LP, is extended to seven minutes). Georgie gets more personal and introspective than usual, to good effect, on “Saskatchewan Sunrise” and “Inside Story,” while the 12-minute “Fully Booked” is especially epic by Fame standards. This isn’t the best or most representative Fame album, but one that should be heard by his fans, even if it doesn’t include his most outstanding material. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi Performers: Georgie Fame – Keyboards, Vocals |
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Get Shorty $11.69 Get Shorty |
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Shorty Rogers $10.57 Shorty Rogers |
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Shorty : Shorty Featuring Georgie Fame $12.37 Shorty : Shorty Featuring Georgie Fame |
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Shake Hands with Shorty $15.69 Luther and Cody Dickinson (the sons of Memphis producer-musician Jim Dickinson) play guitar and drums like two true brothers on this debut outing. Exploring the world of Mississippi modal juke-joint music, the duo, with bassist Chris Chew, come up with th |
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Coolmax Shorty $18.95 Headsweats Coolmax Shorty Headbands are a “no-tie” version of the Classic |
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Homecourt/Dip Shorty $12.32 Homecourt/Dip Shorty |
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Trombone Shorty: for True $20.67 Trombone Shorty: for True |
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SHORTY B: INSIDIOUS $8.25 SHORTY B: INSIDIOUS |
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Shorty’s Got to Go $15.44 Shorty’s Got to Go |
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Shorty Rogers & His Giants $19.25 Shorty Rogers & His Giants |
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KING SHORTY: STRANGER OUTSIDE $8.52 KING SHORTY: STRANGER OUTSIDE |
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Shorty What That Do $12.51 Shorty What That Do |
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LORD SHORTY: GONE GONE GONE $14.89 LORD SHORTY: GONE GONE GONE |
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GARRETT,SHORTY: 8 SONGS OF CHRISTMAS $9.59 GARRETT,SHORTY: 8 SONGS OF CHRISTMAS |
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Shorty B Presents Home Lab $12.25 Shorty B Presents Home Lab |
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SHORTY & SLIM: RUSTTERMITES & JUEGA VIVO $14.36 SHORTY & SLIM: RUSTTERMITES & JUEGA VIVO |
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SHORTY ROGERS: FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS $15.48 SHORTY ROGERS: FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS |
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Hey, Shorty! $10.88 At every stage of education, sexual harassment is common, and often considered a rite of passage for young people. It’s not unusual for a girl to hear “Hey, Shorty!” on a daily basis as she walks down the hall or comes into the school yard, followed |
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For Guitar $14.05 For Guitar |
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Guitar $12.32 Guitar |
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Jazz Legends – Shorty Rogers $12.95 (Shorty Rogers (Trumpet/Piano Transcription)). By Shorty Rogers. For Trumpet/Piano. Artist/Personality; Brass – B-Flat Cornet (Trumpet) Method or Collection. Jazz Legends. Jazz. Book. 116 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing |
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Shorty/Who Said Shorty Wasn’t Coming Back $11.01 After a brief summer hiatus we’re back with another crackin’ old skool RnB jukebox monster! Two sides of jump n’ jive with “Shorty”, a fictional character who ran through a number of early Rhythm & Blues and Jazz Vocal sides way back in the ’40s. Shorty w |
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Womens Sanuk Shorty Sidewalk Surfers $51.95 Don’t be fooled. The Sanuk Shorty Sidewalk Surfers are large in charge |
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Roger,Shorty: Afro-Cuban Influence/Meets Tarzan $19.28 Roger,Shorty: Afro-Cuban Influence/Meets Tarzan |
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Only the Best of Shorty Rogers [Box Set] $42.12 Only the Best of Shorty Rogers [Box Set] |
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DJ 1: WHAT YO NAME IS? (SHORTY) $5.25 DJ 1: WHAT YO NAME IS? (SHORTY) |
