sexta-feira, 25 de junho de 2010

Tipard Blu-ray Converter 4.2.22

Tipard Blu-ray Converter 4.2.22

Tipard Blu-ray Converter 4.2.22 | 13.31 MB

Tipard Blu-ray Converter is the professional Blu Ray Converter to convert blu-ray disk or blu-ray m2ts files to DivX, MP4, AVI, 3GP, MPEG, FLV, etc. and high-definition formats (H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, AVCHD, HD WMV, TS). Moreover, this blu ray converter also works as common video converter and DVD ripper for you to rip DVD and convert video files to any others, with the fast-converting speed and high quality.
Apart from converting video files or BD/DVD, Tipard Blu-ray Converter can also create and transfer iPod/iPhone files with the iPod Transfer, for it can rip DVD and convert any video to iPod/iPhone MP4, H.264, MP3, AAC video/audio files. Backup iPod/iPhone movie/music/photo to computer and transfer local files to iPod/iPhone devices.
For you to the exact converted files, Tipard Blu-ray Converter provides you more valuable editing functions like effect, trim, crop, watermark and join for you to recreate your output files.
Key Functions:
1. Rip DVD and Blu ray DVD files
Easily rip DVD and Blu ray disk or Blu ray files to any other video/audio formats likeDivX, MP4, AVI, 3GP, MPEG, FLV and high definition MTS, TS, AVCHD files.
2. Convert any video files
Support any formats of video files (including HD files) and convert to other formats for you to enjoy on any players or multimedia devices.
3. Create and transfer iPod/iPhone files and iPhone ringtone
Import local files for iPod/iPhone devices directly without iTunes. Copy iPod/iPhone files for backup. Create iPod/iPhone files and iPhone ringtone from DVD/video files and directly load to devices.
4. More valuable editing functions
Before you create the video files or rip DVD, you can set the available editing functions like effect, trim, crop and edit watermark. More specific parameters are available for you to adjust.
Home page - http://www.tipard.com/

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DVD X Studios CloneDVD 5.0.2.0 Multilanguage

DVD X Studios CloneDVD 5.0.2.0 Multilanguage

DVD X Studios CloneDVD 5.0.2.0 Multilanguage | 16.87 MB

CloneDVD is a flexible and easy to use DVD movie copy software. Without special setting, CloneDVD auto removes all protections (CSS, RC, RCE, UOPs and Sony ARccOS) while copying, lets you freely copy all of your DVD movie collections. You can freely select copy mode, source file and target file as per your taste. The source and target file can either be DVD disc, movie folder or ISO file saved on your PC. Copy main movie only with extras and special features omitted, personalize your DVDs only favorite title/chapter/subtitle/audio remained, you even can custom the target DVD video size to fit your disc.
CloneDVD can compress/transcode a DVD-9 movie into one DVD-5 disc with highest quality, or split a DVD-9 movie into two DVD-5 discs if your have only single-layer (DVD-5, 4.7GB) DVD burner.Copy DVD movies to your iPod and PSP: freely convert DVD as various popular movie file to expand your multimedia entertainment on most popular portable devices (Apple iPod Video, Sony PSP, Smart Phone, PMP etc). CloneDVD can also convert DVD movie as popular video format (Divx/XviD, MP4, AVI, ASF).
• DVD movie conversion: freely convert DVD as various popular movie file to expand your multimedia entertainment on most popular portable devices.
• DVD Title / Chapter preview: access DVD content in advance, helps you decide what to copy and what to remove
• Multiple copy modes: Entire Disc, Main Movie, Customize, Split Disc. You can copy the whole movie, copy main movie only with extras and special features omitted, personalize your DVDs only favorite title/chapter/subtitle/audio remained, you even can custom the target DVD video size to fit your disc.
• Flexible source and target: Copy/burn from DVD disc, Copy/burn from DVD folder on hard disk, Burn to DVD disc, Copy to DVD folder on hard disk, Create ISO image file, Convert as movie file.
• High compatibility: supports all popular single-layer, dual-layer DVD disc and DVD burner, the copied disc is playable on both PC and stand-alone DVD player.
Key Features:
Perfect Copy Quality
• Real DVD movie clone by 1:1, Perfect Video & Audio Quality - like the original!
Region-free & CSS-free, remove Sony ARccOS copy-protection on-the-fly
• Remove new Sony ARccOS protection, copy ARccOS protected DVDs smoothly
• Copy copyright-protected DVD movies. Built-in DVD Ripper, backup CSS (Content Scrambling System) encrypted movie
• Supports all-region discs, remove region protection (Region-free), remove RPC-I/RPC-II/RCE region protection automatically during copying
• Without warning screen and watermark, copied DVD same as the original DVD movie
Flexible Copy Modes
• DVD Title / Chapter Preview: access DVD content in advance, help you decide what to copy and what to remove
• Multiple copy modes: Entire Disc, Main Movie, Customize, Split Disc
• Entire Disc: completely copy all the Special Features, Intros, Menus, Subtitles & Languages, nothing to lose
• Main Movie: intelligent copy main movie title, remove unnecessary intros, menus, language and sound tracks
• Customize: personalize target DVD movie, just favorite title/chapter/subtitle/audio remained; and custom target movie size to fit to your output disc
• Split Disc: split a whole DVD-9 movie into 2 DVD-5 blanks to keep original video quality
• Multiple burn engines selectable, external Nero burn engine supported
Convert & split DVD as MPEG4 file, fit for popular portable devices
• Convert DVD as MPEG file: AVI-MPEG4, ASF-MPEG4, MP4-MPEG4, 3GP-MPEG4 or PSP-MPEG4 to fit for most popular portable devices: MPEG4 player, Sony PSP, Apple iPod, PMP and 3G smart phone
• Split DVD as MPEG4 video file into several clips with smaller size to fit your portable device memory
Freely Specify Source & Target
• Copy/burn from DVD disc
• Copy/burn from DVD folder on hard disk
• Burn to DVD disc
• Copy to DVD folder on hard disk
• Create ISO image file
• Convert as MPEG4 file
Built-in Compress Engine
• Fastest video compression engine built-in, fit a DVD-9 movie into one regular DVD-5 disc
High Compatibility
• High compatibility, copied DVDs playable on PC & stand-alone DVD Player
• Supports NTSC and PAL DVD movies copy
• Supports most DVD discs: DVD-R(W), DVD+R(W), DVD DL-RW, DVD DL+R
• Compliant with most popular DVD burner (Dual-layer burner included) on the market
• Dual-layer 8.5GB disc supported, DVD-9 to DVD-9 copy
Easy Usage & Fast Copy
• User-friendly Interface, just one click copy, without any complicated setting
• Fast DVD copy! A 2-hour DVD movie copy finishes in 45 minutes around. (your system performance dependent)
• Multiple language interfaces selectable
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3DMark 06 v1.02 Professional

3DMark 06 v1.02 Professional
3DMark 06 v1.02 Professional | 576 MB

A 3DMark score is an overall measure of your system’s 3D gaming capabilities, based on comprehensive real-time 3D graphics and processor tests. By comparing your score with those submitted by millions of other gamers you can see how your gaming rig performs, making it easier to choose the most effective upgrades or finding other ways to optimize your system.
3DMark06 has been downloaded more than any other 3D benchmark and the ORB database now contains over 8.5 million 3DMark06 benchmark scores from around the world.
3DMark is an essential tool for every PC gamer, hardware enthusiast or component manufacturer in the industry.
Key 3DMark06 Advanced and Professional Features
* DirectX« 9 3D game performance benchmark
* Includes separate graphics card and CPU tests
* Produces workloads that simulate next generation 3D gaming requirements
* Advanced 3D game engine supports HDR Rendering with SM3.0 Shaders, in addition to SM2.0 Shaders
* Includes two HDR/SM3.0 game tests and two SM2.0 game tests
* CPU performance testing
via AI and physics workloads for both single core systems and multi-threaded,
multi-core and multiple processor environments
* 3D graphics feature tests include Fill Rate, Pixel Shader, Vertex Shader, SM3.0 tests, and Batch Size tests
inimum System Recommendations
* Intel« or AMD« compatible processor 2.5GHz or higher
* DirectX« 9 compatible graphics adapter with Pixel Shader 2.0 support or later, and graphics memory of 256 MB
minimum*
* 1GB of system RAM or more
* 1.5GB of free hard disk space
* Windows« XP 32bit or Windows VistaÖ 32bit operating system with latest Service Packs and updates installed
* DirectX« 9.0c December 2005 or later
* Visual C++ 2005 Redist
* Microsoft Excel« 2003/XP or later for some 3DMark functionality
* Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or later for some 3DMark functionality
Home http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark06/introduction/

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MAGIX Samplitude V11.0.1.0 with Addon iSO

MAGIX Samplitude V11.0.1.0 with Addon iSO
MAGIX Samplitude V11.0.1.0 with Addon iSO | 4.87GB

Samplitude is purely native PC software and therefore independent of proprietary audio hardware. Basically, that means the program works just as well on a laptop as on an audio workstation with dozens of inputs and outputs. Even the standard version offers you everything you need for your productions: Up to 128 tracks and 64 busses at a sample rate of up to 384 kHz. Samplitude provides all of the freedom you need to choose your own system. MME, ASIO*, and WDM support all important driver models.
Workflow improvements
The new version 11 also features improvements to workflow and operation suggested by users to make Samplitude even more intuitive and easier to customize.
Docking
Manager, visualization, audio quantization, icon bars, and the time display window may now be coupled/docked with different areas of the project interface, or freely arranged on the screen.
Track colors
Tracks may be colored directly via the track header. These colors are then displayed in the mixer for faster orientation within the project .
Hybrid Audio Engine
The Hybrid Audio Engine includes a combination of a Low Latency and High Latency Engine. The Low Latency Engine reduces response times when calculating track effects and enables Live Monitoring at lower latencies. The integrated High Latency Engine, on the other hand, brings about more effective system utilization, which allows for the integration of sophisticated object effects, object auxiliaries & surround functions. The Hybrid Audio Engine is based on the ASIO driver system and, thanks to its low input/output delay at the same performance levels, optimizes the system especially when working with software instruments and other plug-ins. The combination of the two operating styles (with latency compensation of course) is also possible. This makes the software perfectly suitable for current requirements of the production process.
Object-oriented editing
As well as the classic track-related editing options, Samplitude also provides object-level editing. This provides new opportunities for mixing and sound design. The audio material may be split into any number of objects and moved on the track freely. Every object can be edited with fades and effects, e.g. equalizer, timestretching, pitchshifting, or VST plug-ins. Even aux sends are possible at object level. This means that the aux send is only active for this object, making complicated automation unnecessary. The object editor offers real-time access to an object's settings. All settings at the object level are calculated in real-time during playback; no new files are written to the hard drive. This saves space on the hard drive and allows settings to be changed again at any time. For example, you may discover that individual words from a vocal track require a pitch adjustment, so you could split each word, even every syllable into a single object. Each of these individual objects may be corrected with the real-time pitch correction function or edited in terms of volume and panorama or with fades and crossfades. Every object even features a complete range of effects and inserts for DirectX and VST plug-ins.
EssentialFX
essentialFX provides a complete suite of new, alternative basic effects for dynamics, modulation, and other frequently used sound processes on a single screen. A lot of attention has been paid to modern design, effective display of the individual parameters, and as such to the simplicity of overall operation. This appearance of "understatement" conceals high-quality algorithms developed for daily work in the studio.
sMax11
"sMax11" is a new limiter/maximizer that provides must-have services for mastering tasks. Basically, the function is a hard/brick wall limiter with input amplification. Specification of input amplification allows the loudness of the audio signal to be increased easily. At the same time, the sMax11 ensures that the signal does not exceed the flexibly set output level. The control at the basis of the modification may also be configured by setting the release time and a specific mode like "Hard Clipper", "Aggressive", or "Balanced".
EQ116
The "EQ116" in Samplitude 11 provides a 6-band equalizer that works with either oversampling or phase-linear algorithms. Filters on up to six freely selectable frequency bands may be activated to adjust the sound of the sample or of an object. This also enables broadband elevations in high and bass values as well as narrowband corrections to the frequency response to be carried out. Three different filter setups may also be selected to make settings directly during monitoring, without loading or saving complete presets.
New VST instruments
Do you like experimenting with sounds? Revolta 2 is your sound laboratory! This high-performance analog synthesizer makes everything possible, from grainy bass lines to lead sounds and complex sound patterns! Underscore your personal musical style with sound developments that have never been heard before. Thanks to the video tutorials included, you can get started right away even without any prior skill.
Polish your beats however you like. The new version of the popular BeatBox features revised and improved features to make it a flagship drum computer. Besides the completely new sound engine, even more drum kits, innumerable options for sound formation, and high-quality effects, the plus version of BeatBox 2 has even more to offer: bonus drum kits, full automation of all parameters for exciting sound envelopes, and an integrated effects section!
In addition to Revolta 2, the virtual analog synthesizer, and BeatBox 2, Vita provides a complete array of sample-based instruments at your service. The tools found in Vital Instruments offer various sound tests and playing methods for e-piano, acoustic guitar, bass as well as brass and string instruments.

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WinUtilities Pro 9.72

WinUtilities Pro 9.72

WinUtilities Pro 9.72 | 8.51 MB

WinUtilities is a system tweaking suite that includes more than 20 tools to improve and tweak your PC's performance. It offers an attractive and easy to use interface that organizes all tasks into categories and provides graphical statistics whenever possible. The tools include Junk File Cleaner, Registry Cleaner, Memory Optimizer, System Information, Registry Backup, File Encryption, Safe Uninstaller, Duplicate File Finder, File Shredder and much more. WinUtilities also includes an Internet Tracks Eraser with Cookie Manager and Secure Deletion. Overall, a great bundle that offers a wide range of system tools with extra benefits which are not easy to find.
Features:
• Recovers deleted files on NTFS and FAT volumes
• Cleans disks from information that clogs your system and reduces the performance of your computer
• Scans the Windows registry and finds incorrect or obsolete information in the Windows Registry
• Helps you to easily manage program execution at windows startup
• Erases all traces of activity on your computer, save spaces and protect your privacy
• Splits any type of file into smaller pieces and rejoin them to the original file
• Erases files and make sure that no data thief can get his hands on your sensitive data
• Protects any Windows executable file with a secure password
• Optimizes the Memory Management of Windows
• Helps you to free disk space by finding and removing duplicate files from your system
• Provides you with an easy way to address the invalid shortcuts and reports back to you so that you can remove it from your system
• Allows you to check your system's performance and manage the running processes
• Manages the programs installed on your system and uninstall unneeded software
• Shows you the detailed information for your computer hardware and software
• Back up and restore the Windows Registry
• Searchs the Windows Registry by a specific wildcard. then you can delete or export them
• Manages the BHOs that are currently installed
• Schedules your computer for log off, stand by, hibernate, or shutdown at a specific time
• Provides you an easy way to launch the utilities build in Windows
• Organizes and manage your Windows Settings
• Configures the cleaning tasks that take place automatically
WinUtilities Pro Edition 9.72:
* File Undelete module upgraded to v3.4
* Registry Search module upgraded to v3.6
* Process Manager module upgraded to v2.3
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quinta-feira, 24 de junho de 2010

Oscar Pettiford - 1954-55 (CC 1454)

 
01 - E Lag (Mulligan)
02 - Rhumblues (Feather)
03 - Sextette (Mulligan)
04 - Edge of Love (Ables, Baker, Goode)
05 - Cable Car (Pettiford)
06 - Tricotism (Pettiford)
07 - Rides Again (Pettiford)
08 - The Golden Touch (Jones)
09 - Jack the Bear (Ellington)
10 - Tamalpais (Pettiford)
11 - Chuckles (Terry)
12 - Mood Indigo (Bigard, Ellington, Mills)
13 - Time on My Hands (Adamson, Gordon, Youmans)
14 - Swingin' Till the Girls Come Home (Pettiford)
15 - Titoro (Taylor)
16 - Scorpio (Williams)
17 - Oscalypso (Pettiford)
18 - Another One (Jones)
19 - Bohemia After Dark (Pettiford)
20 - Stardust (Carmichael, Parish)
21 - Don't Squawk (Pettiford)
22 - Minor Seventh Heaven (Johnson)
23 - Kamman's A-Coming (Pettiford)

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Review by Michael G. Nastos, All Music Guide
During his short, prolific, and equally tempestuous career, bassist Oscar Pettiford made potent modern jazz that stands the test of time, and is equal to or as brilliant as any you can name. These reissues, mainly from Bethlehem label recordings, showcase large ensembles and are a prelude to the orchestra Pettiford would lead before his untimely death in a European bicycle accident in 1960. There is an octet and a nonet from the Bethlehem dates, quite different and very strong. With trumpeters Clark Terry and Joe Wilder, trombonist Jimmy Cleveland, alto saxophonist Dave Schildkraut, clarinetist Jimmy Hamilton, and baritone saxophonist Danny Bank, Pettiford is able to use these members of Duke Ellington's orchestra in a manner much like Duke. There's a jam for Hamilton on Ellington's "Jack the Bear," Pettiford's reverent Jewish-sounding theme "Tamalpais," Terry's hard bopper "Chuckles" with Bank taking the lead, a typical "Mood Indigo" with Pettiford's walking bass up front in the mix, and a darker, moodier "Time on My Hands." The effortlessness of the ensemble is easy to hear, but does not really tell what Pettiford and his big band would do in the not-too-distant future. The next nine tracks, with considerable help from alto saxophonist and arranger Gigi Gryce, give definitive foreshadowing as to the charts that set Pettiford's music in an advanced stance. With trumpeters Donald Byrd and Ernie Royal, trombonist Bob Brookmeyer, multi-instrumentalist Jerome Richardson, and Gryce, a higher bar is set from a harmonic standpoint. "Titoro" is an outstanding merging of post-bop, Latin spice, and emerging progressive modernism, topped off by a scintillating solo from pianist Don Abney. The trend continues on the predatory ambush sounds of "Scorpio," the wild bird flute of Richardson on "Oscalypso," the bluesy "Don't Squawk" (a change of pace and a feature for Richardson again on flute), the happy chart "Kamman's A-Coming," Pettiford's cello feature "Another Seventh Heaven," and the famous bass-led "Bohemia After Dark." All are stellar examples of things to come in the late '50s. There are six quintet tracks with just French horn icon Julius Watkins and tenor saxophonist Charlie Rouse in the front line, ranging from the galloping bop of Gerry Mulligan's "Sextette" to the well-known tuneful melody "Tricotism" with horns comping over Pettiford's lead bassline, and the solid bop of "Cable Car" and "Rides Again," both tunes that should be standards. The CD kicks off with two tracks originally on the Swing label out of France, featuring pianist Henri Renaud and a sextet with Max Roach on drums, guitarist Tal Farlow, tenor saxophonist Al Cohn, and trombonist Kai Winding. These two tunes are from a session documented on the previous Classics Pettiford reissue, 1951-1954: another happy Mulligan bopper ("E Lag") and the Charlie Parker-like "Rhumblues" (similar to "My Little Suede Shoes"). 1954-1955 is a must-have for mainstream jazz fans, and a fully representative document of what Pettiford was capable of as a player and leader.

Kenny Clarke - 1948-50 (CC 1214)

 

01 - Maggie's Draw (McGhee)
02 - Annel (Heath)
03 - Out of Nowhere (Green, Heyman)
04 - I'm in the Mood for Love (Fields, McHugh)
05 - Conglomeration (Jackson)
06 - Bruz (Jackson)
07 - You Go to My Head (Coots, Gillespie)
08 - Roll 'Em Bags (Jackson)
09 - Don't Blame Me (Faultless) (Cadena)
10 - Hey, Frenchy (Cadena)
11 - Love in the Sun (Fol)
12 - Iambic Pentameter (Clarke)
13 - Assy Pan Assy (Fol)
14 - Robbin's Nest (Thompson)
15 - These Foolish Things (Link, Marvell, Strachey)
16 - These Foolish Strings (Michelot)
17 - Those Fol-ish Things (Fol)
18 - Out of Nowhere (Green, Heyman)
19 - I'll Get You Yet (Smalley)
20 - Be a Good Girl (Clarke, Laurence)

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Review by arwulf arwulf, All Music Guide
Bebop thrived on both sides of the Atlantic during the late '40s. While some Americans treated bop as nothing more than affected "hep talk" and a way of dressing up funny, there were profound artistic innovations at the heart of this new music. Kenny Clarke helped to establish bop in Europe, and the recordings he made in Paris document a wonderful flowering of early modern jazz that would have a decisive impact on the next half century of musical evolution worldwide. Trumpeter Howard McGhee was the prime focus of a session that came at the end of a full season of recording activity during the spring of 1948. This was quite an octet in that John Lewis was the pianist, Hubert Fol and Jimmy Heath played alto saxophones, and Jesse Powell -- featured on "I'm in the Mood for Love" -- played tenor sax. Anyone who's fond of bassist Percy Heath should hear him carrying the melodic line on "Out of Nowhere." Six sides waxed for the small-time Century label in New York on January 25, 1949, resound with Milt Jackson's vibraphone -- he also doubled on piano -- and Kenny Dorham's fine trumpeting combined with the unusual tonalities of a French horn played by Julius Watkins. Furthermore, Joe Harris expanded Clarke's percussion section by handling congas and timbale. The results are something like chamber bop, dignified and progressive. "You Go to My Head" features the vibes -- Jackson makes the ballad feel like a blues -- and "Roll 'Em Bags" sounds something like "Billie's Bounce." Back in Paris, Clarke's next recording date involved Hubert Fol and a facile trombonist by the name of Nat Peck. "Iambic Pentameter," a wild feature for the drums, closely resembles "Epistrophy," while famously opinionated jazz critic Hugo Panassie's name is sent up in an adventurous bop study called "Assy Pan Assy." On March 3, 1950, Clarke participated in a remarkable session with the brothers Hubert and Raymond Fol and bassist Pierre Michelot. Their version of "Out of Nowhere" is a gem. The first version of "These Foolish Things" is so bopped up it's hard to recognize. Version number two, a feature for the bassist, is similarly veiled through harmonic reconstruction. "Those Fol-ish Things" at last reveals the melody, played on alto by Hubert Fol. These variations survive as a pleasant example of the quirkiness of the boppers. The CD closes with two excellent tracks from the spring of 1950, with Gerald Wiggins, Nat Peck, and world-class saxophonist James Moody joining the pack.

Edgar Hayes - 1937-38 (CC 730)

 
01 - Sweet Is the Word for You (Rainger, Robin)
02 - Just a Quiet Evening (Mercer, Whiting)
03 - Manhattan Jam (White)
04 - Caravan (Ellington, Mills, Tizol)
05 - Edgar Steps Out (Goodwin)
06 - Laughing at Life (Kenny, Todd)
07 - Stomping at the Renny (Goodman, Razaf, Sampson, Webb)
08 - Laughing at Life (Kenny, Todd)
09 - High, Wide and Handsome (Hammerstein, Kern)
10 - Satan Takes a Holiday (Clinton)
11 - Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson, Kahn)
12 - Blue Skies (Berlin)
13 - So Rare (Herst, Sharpe)
14 - Queen Isabella (Berry, Davis, Denniker, Thomas)
15 - Old King Cole (Mercer, Whiting)
16 - Shindig (Block, Stein)
17 - Let's Love (Powell)
18 - I Know Now (Dubin, Warren)
19 - Sweetheart (Davis, Johnson)
20 - When You and I Were Young, Maggie (Butterfield, Johnson)
21 - Meet the Band (Garland)
22 - Fugitive from a Harem (Carr, Roberts)
23 - Swingin' in the Promised Land (Hayes)
24 - Barbary Coast Blues (Williams)

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Review by arwulf arwulf, All Music Guide
Whatever happened to Orlando Roberson? He recorded with Fats Waller & His Buddies in December of 1929 and with Claude Hopkins in 1933 and 1934, then resurfaced in March 1937 crooning away in practically the same voice in front of a band led by Edgar Hayes -- but billed this one time as Orlando Roberson & His Orchestra. Many jazz fans would cringe at these two sentimental pop songs, but aside from serving as a fascinating circumstantial footnote to the Fats Waller story they form the first steps in the chronological recordings of Waller's exact contemporary, Edgar Hayes (1904-1979). The real springboard for this story is "Manhattan Jam," recorded at the same session as Roberson's sleepy confections. This lively stomp has a melody similar to Cab Calloway's notorious 1932 hit, "Reefer Man." Trombonist Robert Horton sounds a bit like Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton -- next to him stands the great Clyde Bernhardt -- and that's young Kenny "Klook" Clarke knocking the stuffing out of his drums. This in fact was where Clarke's recording career began. The arrangements are wonderful, particularly Hayes' version of Ellington and Tizol's "Caravan." Each instrumental is a delight to behold. "Edgar Steps Out" has an irresistible rhythm that may very well result in toe-tapping or improvised dancing. During "Laughing at Life," the band sings back at Ralph Sawyer in a stylized routine known to have been developed by Steve Washington and stolen by Tommy Dorsey. "Stompin' at the Renny" was composed by tenor saxophonist Joe Garland, who during his solo uses a riff that would later surface as the theme of Lionel Hampton's smash hit "Flyin' Home." A second version of "Laughing at Life" has a considerably cooler vocal by trumpeter Bernie Flood. "Satan Takes a Holiday" contains a couple of lively vibraphone solos by Kenny Clarke. He sticks with the vibes on the following session, a quintet date with vocals by Bill Darnell. Present in this little band was clarinetist Rudy Powell, famous for his earlier recordings with Thomas "Fats" Waller. Fortunately, Darnell sings tolerably well, allowing the listener to stick with this band long enough to marvel at Clarke's vibraphone work and the sympathetic intonations of Powell's clarinet. Hayes himself was a capable pianist, with a surefooted swing style comparable to that of Count Basie. "Queen Isabella" is a solid instrumental, a valuable commodity nestled among no less than nine vocals by the ubiquitous Darnell. Somebody, presumably the dexterous Robert Horton, manages to emit "ya-ya" syllables from his trombone during "Old King Cole," making the Joe Nanton comparison even more accurate. Clarke trundles out the vibraphone from time to time, and Darnell won't stop singing. On January 14, 1938, the Edgar Hayes band made history by recording without any vocals by Bill Darnell. The band swings marvelously on the instrumental Joe Garland composition appropriately entitled "Meet the Band." What makes these 1938 sides work so well is the arranging -- and baritone sax work -- of Garland. "Fugitive from a Harem" and "Swingin' in the Promised Land" are big-band swing records suitable for jitterbugging and cutting the rug.

Jimmie Lunceford - 1939 (CC 532)

01 - Baby Won't You Please Come Home (Warfield, Williams)
02 - You're Just a Dream (Gaillard)
03 - The Lonesome Road (Austin, Shilkret)
04 - You Set Me on Fire (Colwell, McKinnon)
05 - I've Only Myself to Blame (Tinturin)
06 - What Is This Thing Called Swing? (Gardner, Hecht)
07 - Mixup (Oliver)
08 - Shoemaker's Holiday (MacKay, Raye)
09 - Blue Blazes (Nowlin, Oliver)
10 - Mandy, Make up Your Mind (Clarke, Johnston, Meyer, Turk)
11 - Easter Parade (Berlin)
12 - Ain't She Sweet (Ager, Yellen)
13 - White Heat (Hudson)
14 - Oh Why, Oh Why (Bass, Hecht)
15 - Well, All Right Then (Lunceford)
16 - You Let Me Down (Colwell, MacKinnon)
17 - I Love You (Archer, Thompson)
18 - Who Did You Meet Last Night? (Cunmingham, Robertson, Shuster)
19 - You Let Me Down (Colwell, MacKinnon)
20 - Sassin' the Boss (Adams, McKinnon, Wagner)
21 - I Want the Waiter (With the Water) (Werner, Werner)
22 - I Used to Love You (But It's All over Now) (Brown, VonTilzer)
23 - Belgium Stomp (Moore)
24 - You Can Fool Some of the People (Some of the Time) (Feather)
25 - Think of Me Little Daddy (Whiteman)
26 - Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) (Gershwin, Gershwin, Kahn)

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Review by Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
For this Classics CD, most of the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra's earlier Vocalion recordings (owned by Columbia) are reissued. The loss of Sy Oliver in August 1939 (he was lured away by Tommy Dorsey) would soon hurt the band but they were still using Oliver's arrangemetns in the last session. "Baby, Won't You Please Come Home," "What Is This Thing Called Swing," a classic rendition of "Ain't She Sweet," "Well, All Right Then" and "Belgium Stomp" are among the more memorable selections on this CD which also has a few typically inferior Dan Grissom ballad vocals. Swing fans will want all of these CDs even if they do not include Lunceford's alternate takes.

Sam Price - 1942-45 (CC 1083)

 

01 - Me and My Chauffeur Blues (Chenier, Lawlars)
02 - I've Got Too Many Blues (Wilson)
03 - It's All Right, Jack (Price)
04 - Blow, Katy, Blow (Price)
05 - Teed Up (Price)
06 - Frantic (Price)
07 - That's Kicks ()
08 - Pluckin' That Thing (Price)
09 - Boogie Woogie Notion (Price)
10 - House Rent Boogie (Basie, Ebbins, Harding)
11 - Big Joe (Price)
12 - Boogin' a Plenty (Price)
13 - Sweet Lorraine (Burwell, Parish)
14 - Honeysuckle Rose (Razaf, Waller)
15 - In a Mezz (Price)
16 - Those Mellow Blues (Price)
17 - Gully Low Blues (Armstrong, Price)
18 - Cow Cow Blues (Price, Toussaint)
19 - 133rd Street Boogie (Price)
20 - I Finally Gotcha' (Price)
21 - Boogin' With "Mezz" (Price)
22 - Callin' 'Em Home (Price)
23 - Step Down, Step Up (Price)
24 - Shakin' Loose (Price)
25 - Boogin' With Big Sid (Mezzrow, Price)

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Review by Cub Koda, All Music Guide
A nice collection of Price's 1942-1945 recordings that spotlights this highly undervalued boogie pianist. Kicking off with four sides backing Mabel Robinson, the set also includes ten sides that Price's small groups cut for the Decca label, as well as ten piano solos recorded in New York but originally issued in France. A stray duo track with drummer Big Sid Catlett rounds out the collection. A hidden treasure.

Ella Fitzgerald - 1950 (CC 1195)

 
01 - Baby, Won't You Say You Love Me (Gordon, Myrow)
02 - Don'cha Go 'Way Mad (Jacquet, Mundy, Stillman)
03 - Solid as a Rock (Hilliard, Mann)
04 - I've Got the World on a String (Arlen, Koehler)
05 - Sugarfoot Rag (Garland, Vaughn)
06 - Peas and Rice (Gabler, Pollard)
07 - M.I.S.S.I.S.S.I.P.P.I. (Simmons, Williams)
08 - I Don't Want the World (Heath, Lange)
09 - Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own (Grainger, Grisham, Prince, Robins, Taylor, Traditional, Williams)
10 - I'll Never Be Free (Benjamin, Weiss)
11 - Dream a Little Dream of Me (Andre, Kahn, Schwandt)
12 - Can Anyone Explain? (No, No, No!) (Benjamin, Weiss)
13 - Looking for a Boy (Gershwin, Gershwin)
14 - My One and Only (Gershwin, Gershwin, Wood)
15 - How Long Has This Been Going On? (Gershwin, Gershwin)
16 - I've Got a Crush on You (Gershwin, Gershwin)
17 - But Not for Me (Gershwin, Gershwin)
18 - Soon (Gershwin, Gershwin)
19 - Someone to Watch Over Me (Gershwin, Gershwin)
20 - Maybe (Barrett, Barrett, Barrett, Gershwin, Gershwin, Goldner)
21 - Santa Claus Got Stuck in My Chimney (Hardy, Moore)
22 - Molasses, Molasses (It's Icky Sticky Goo) (Clinton)
23 - Little Small Town Girl (Loman, Rubens)
24 - I Still Feel the Same About You (Manning, Reid)
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Ella Fitzgerald - 1951 (CC 1261)


01 - Lonesome Gal (Brooks, Schumann)
02 - The Bean Bag Song (De Lugg)
03 - The Chesapeake and Ohio (Magidson, Sigman)
04 - Two Little Men in a Flying Saucer (Pitt, Wise)
05 - Because of Rain (Cole, Harrington, Pole)
06 - The Hot Canary (Gilbert, Nero)
07 - Even as You and I (Johnson, Larkin)
08 - Do You Really Love Me? (Dant, Rinker)
09 - Love You Madly (Ellington)
10 - Mixed Emotions (Louchheim)
11 - Smooth Sailing (Cobb)
12 - Come On-A My House (Bagdasarian, Saroyan)
13 - I Don't Want to Take a Chance (Fitzgerald)
14 - There Never Was a Baby Like My Baby (Comden, Green, Styne)
15 - Give a Little, Get a Little (Comden, Green, Styne)
16 - Necessary Evil (Evans)
17 - Oops! (Mercer, Warren)
18 - Would You Like to Take a Walk (Dixon, Rose, Warren)
19 - Who Walks in When I Walk Out? (Freed, Goodhart, Hoffman)
20 - Baby Doll (Mercer, Warren)
21 - What Does It Take (Burke, VanHeusen)
22 - Lady Bug (Burke, Francis, Webster)
23 - Lazy Day (Farnon, Raskin)
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Ella Fitzgerald - 1952 (CC 1328)


01 - Air Mail Special (Christian, Goodman, Mundy)
02 - Rough Ridin' (Fitzgerald, Jones, Tennyson)
03 - A Guy Is a Guy (Brand)
04 - Nowhere Guy (Gordon, Myrow)
05 - Gee, But I'm Glad to Know You Love Me (Allen, Roberts)
06 - Goody Goody (Malneck, Mercer)
07 - Angel Eyes (Brent, Dennis)
08 - Ding-Dong Boogie (McCrae, Singelton)
09 - You'll Have to Swing It (Mr. Paganini), Pt.1 (Coslow)
10 - You'll Have to Swing It (Mr. Paganini), Pt.2 (Coslow)
11 - Early Autumn (Burns, Herman, Mercer)
12 - Preview (Quinichette)
13 - Trying (Vaughan)
14 - The Greatest There Is (Ellington)
15 - My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean (Gluckin)
16 - Ella's Contribution to the Blues (Fitzgerald, Jones)
17 - My Favorite Song (Charlap, Gold)
18 - Walking by the River (Carlisle, Sour)
19 - I Can't Lie to Myself (Trace)
20 - Don't Wake Me Up (Baer, Gilbert, Wayne)
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Ella Fitzgerald - 1954-55 (CC 1457)


01 - You Leave Me Breathless (Freed, Hollander)
02 - Nice Work If You Can Get It (Gershwin)
03 - Stardust (Carmichael, Parish)
04 - Lullaby of Birdland (Forster, Shearing)
05 - Later (Bradshaw, Glover)
06 - Thanks for the Memory (Rainger, Robin)
07 - It Might as Well Be Spring (Hammerstein, Rodgers)
08 - You'll Never Know (Gordon, Warren)
09 - I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin)
10 - Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (Arlen, Koelher)
11 - That Old Black Magic (Arlen, Mereer)
12 - Ol' Devil Moon (Harburg, Lane)
13 - Lover, Come Back to Me (Hammerstein, Romberg, Romberg)
14 - Hard Hearted Hannah (Ager, Bates, Bigelow, Yelln)
15 - Pete Kelly's Blues (Cahn, Heindorf)
16 - Ella Hums the Blues (Fitzgerald, Heindorf)
17 - Soldier Boy (Jones, Williams)
18 - A Satisfied Mind (Hayes, Rhodes)
19 - My One and Only Love (Mellin, Wood)
20 - The Impatient Years (Cahn, VanHeusen)
21 - But Not Like Mine (Welch)
22 - The Tender Trap (Cahn, VanHeusen)
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Ella Fitzgerald - 1953-1954 (CC 1404)

 

 


01 - Careless (Howard, Jurgens, Quadling)
02 - Blue Lou (Mills, Sampson)
03 - I Wonder What Kind of a Guy You'd Be (Fitzgerald, Wing)
04 - When the Hands of the Clock Pray at Midnight ()
05 - Crying in the Chapel (Glenn)
06 - An Empty Ballroom (Clinton)
07 - If You Don't Know, I Know Who Will (Lane, Singleton)
08 - Melancholy Me (Biggs, Thomas)
09 - Somebody Bad Stole de Wedding Bell (Hilliard, Mann)
10 - Moanin' Low (Dietz, Rainger)
11 - Taking a Chance on Love (Duke, Fetter, Latouche)
12 - I Wished on the Moon (Parker, Ranger)
13 - Baby (Colby, Huddleston)
14 - I Need (Care, Marcus)
15 - Who's Afraid (Not I, Not I, Not I) (Lawrence, Tauber)
16 - I'm Glad There Is You (Dorsey, Madeira)
17 - Baby, What Else Can I Do (Hirsch, Marks)
18 - What Is There to Say? (Duke, Harburg)
19 - Makin' Whoopee! (Donaldson, Kahn)
20 - Until the Real Thing Comes Along (Cahn, Chaplin, Freeman, Holiner, Nichols)
21 - People Will Say We're in Love (Hammerstein, Rodgers, Rodgers)
22 - Please Be Kind (Chaplin, Kahn)
23 - Imagination (Burke, VanHeusen)
24 - My Heart Belongs to Daddy (Porter)
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Stan Getz & Gerry Mulligan Getz Meets Mulligan In Hi-Fi 1957

Tracklist:
01 Let's Fall In Love
02 Anything Goes
03 Too Close For Comfort
04 That Old Feeling
05 This Can't Be Love
06 Ballad
07 Scrapple From The Apple
08 I Didn't Know What Time It Was

Credits:
Stan Getz (ts, bars)
Gerry Mulligan (bars, ts)
Lou Levy (p)
Ray Brown (b)
Stan Levey (d)
Los Angeles, CA, October 12, 1957

"Jazz is our delight brother cats. Life is so boring sometimes that you and I, my jazz friends, deserve to take a pause and enjoy the marvel of music to lift us up. You can't find a more delightful listening experience than this encounter between Getz and Jeru. It is fantastic believe me. This record is something that when I turn back to it, it makes me discover again why I love jazz. It has been one of the first jazz albums I did buy, something like 15 years ago ... it's still refreshing after all these years. It is light, funny, swinging, splendid ... it is simply one of the best examples of Jazz you can find out there. Jazz the fifties way of course, not that thing that today some people call jazz that is unbelievably boring. This is Jazz. And you can't stop to stomp your feet. You have a fantastic rhythm section, Stan Levey and Ray Brown, boy oh boy, so the swingin' guaranteed . Lou Levey played the piano (one of the best in the west coast movement). Than you have a couple of the best soloists that EVER graced the history of Jazz music, Stan Getz and Gerry Mulligan (The man who plays the bars, nothing more to add here). The program begins with the splendid "Let's fall in love" and it's all there. They're all swingers except for the wonderful tune "A ballad" which is, of course, a ballad. You even have a Charlie Parker number, Scrapple. The joy of swing, a music that these guys plays perfectly, light as butterflies, deep as oceans. THEY'RE TRUE MASTER!!! Every tune is a master interpretations. Than Stan and Jeru change horns and demonstrate to us (if necessary) how good they could play with another type of instrument. It is simply a perfect album, jazz-cats, if you don't own it... YOU SHOULD. YOU SHOULD. "
"Stan & Gerry play beautifully on this recording. Their energy is infectious, their sound is full, and their ideas are spontaneous and creative. On almost all the cuts you'll hear Stan & Gerry improvising on the same chorus. They do it so well you almost don't realize it's happening unless you really listen. This kind of playing is impossible without the big ears both these guys had. The rhythm section is great as well, but the horns are what stand out in my memory."

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Al Cohn - Zoot Sims Quintet You 'N' Me 1960

 

Tracklist:
01) The Note
02) You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
03) You 'N' Me
04) On The Alamo
05) The Opener
06) Angel Eyes
07) Awful Lonely
08) Love For Sale
09) Improvisation For Unaccompanied Saxophones

Personnel:
Al Cohn (Clarinet (Sax Tenor)
Zoot Sims (Clarinet (Sax Tenor)
Osie Johnson (Drums)
Mose Allison (Piano)
Major Holley (Bass)

The set was recorded June 1 and 3, 1960, at Fine Recording Studio, New York City.

The most unusual selection on this Al Cohn/Zoot Sims set from 1960 is "Improvisation for Unaccompanied Saxophones", a short but effective two-tenor workout that, through a clever arrangement by Cohn, gives one the impression that both saxophonists are using circular breathing. Another departure is "Angel Eyes", which has both Cohn and Sims switching to clarinet and showcases Major Holley's singing and bowed bass. Otherwise the co-leaders stick to their main instruments and enjoy swinging together with the assistance of Holley, pianist Mose Allison (who would soon be starting his own successful solo career), and drummer Osie Johnson. ~ Scott Yanow

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The Chronological Classics Stan Kenton 1945

01 - Ooh, What I Dreamed About You (Greene, Pray)
02 - I Want a Grown-Up Man (ODay, Wick)
03 - Travelin' Man (DeVol, Greene)
04 - Around the Town (Berlin)
05 - Tampico (Fisher, Roberts)
06 - Southern Scandal (Kenton)
07 - Opus in Pastels (Kenton)
08 - It's Been a Long, Long Time (Cahn, Styne)
09 - Don't Let Me Dream (Joy, Loring, Washington)
10 - That's the Stuff You Gotta Watch (Battles, Meredith, Ram, Sissle)
11 - Southern Scandal (Kenton)
12 - Ride On (Tolbert)
13 - I'm a Shy Guy (Cole)
14 - I Never Thought I'd Sing the Blues (Bean, Stone)
15 - Are You Livin', Old Man? (Evans, Higginbotham, Silver)
16 - Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin' (Ellington, Gaines, Strayhorn)
17 - Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin' (Ellington, Gaines, Strayhorn)
18 - Artistry Jumps (Kenton)
19 - Painted Rhythm (Kenton, Rugolo)
20 - She's Funny That Way (Moret, Whiting)
21 - Say It Isn't So (Berlin)
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Volume two in the Classics Stan Kenton chronology presents all of his Capitol and V-Disc recordings made between January 16 and December 26, 1945, with a pair of initially rejected Gene Howard vocal sides from 1944 tossed in as bonus tracks, out of sequence, like an afterthought. Singers would now become an increasingly important ingredient in the postwar entertainment industry. At the beginning of 1945, Kenton's featured female vocalist was sultry Anita O'Day, who later explained with characteristic gut level honesty why she quit after the session of January 16: "The band was great -- but it wasn't a swing band." June Christy began her own recording career with "Tampico" on May 4 after carefully studying the recordings of O'Day, who must have been a tough act to follow. There were occasional bouts of crooning from Gene Howard, and a Roy Eldridge disciple named Ray Wetzel sang and blew his trumpet on "I'm a Shy Guy." Kenton himself was one of four voices used on "I Been Down in Texas," an overbearing, embarrassingly contrived, campy combination of bop caricature and western novelty, grossly cluttered with imitation hepcat vernacular and hyped-up corn. On the more authentically hip side of things, "Around the Town," "Southern Scandal," "Opus in Pastels" and "Painted Rhythm" are among the better instrumental tracks from this part of the Kenton discography. Already the arrangements indicate the influence of Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Buster Harding, Earl Hines and the Billy Eckstine Orchestra. With all of the innovations circulating in the air at that time, it was Kenton's steadily expanding ensemble that attracted much of the attention with its "modern" angularities, shrill brass and bop-flavored charts. Kenton's sax section continued to morph during this period; Stan Getz split around the same time as O'Day and Kenton's old running buddy Vido Musso was back with the band on October 15. ~ by arwulf arwulf, All Music Guide

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The Chronological Classics Stan Kenton 1940-44

 

01 - Etude for Saxophones (Kenton)
02 - Taboo (Lecuona, Russell)
03 - Adios (Madriguera, Woods)
04 - This Love of Mine (Parker, Sanicola, Sinatra)
05 - The Nango (Gordon, Warren)
06 - Gambler's Blues (Primrose)
07 - Lamento Gitano (Grever)
08 - Reed Rapture (Kenton)
09 - Concerto for Doghouse (A Setting in Motion) (Kenton)
10 - El Choclo (Villoldo)
11 - Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me (Ellington, Russell)
12 - Eager Beaver (Kenton)
13 - Harlem Folk Dance (Kenton)
14 - Artistry in Rhythm (Kenton)
15 - How Many Hearts Have You Broken (Kaufman, Symes)
16 - I'm Going Mad for a Pad (Greene, Kenton, Lawrence)
17 - And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine (Greene, Kenton, Lawrence)
18 - Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart (Jerome, Koehler)
19 - Gotta' Be Gettin' (Amsterdam, Romano)
20 - Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye (Porter)
21 - Are You Livin', Old Man? (Evans, Higginbotham, Silver)
22 - Balboa Bash (Yaw)

with Anita O'Day, Stan Getz, Art Pepper, Jesse Price, Karl George, Buddy Childers, Bart Varsalona, Boots Mussulli, and more....this were Stan Getz got his start in $$ music...

  Stan Kenton's earliest recordings as a leader make this first volume in the The Choronogical Classics Kenton chronology the logical starting point for anyone seeking to comprehend his life and work. Beginning with a long lost "Etude for Saxophones" and plowing through nine Decca sides from late 1941 and early 1942, the producers of this compilation shed light on Kenton's pre-Capitol period. With the exception of "This Love of Mine" (sung by tenor saxophonist Red Dorris), all of the Decca recordings are instrumentals that contain premonitions of Kenton's eventual obsession with stylized modernity. Parallels could be drawn with the music of Claude Thornhill, Larry Clinton and Raymond Scott. Frankly speaking, however, some of these early Kenton routines come across as rather self-consciously put together; the band goes through the motions but the overall approach to rhythm and swing feels rather forced. "Lamento Gitano" transcends these limitations, and the catchy "Concerto for Doghouse" is built around Howard Rumsey's excellent sung-and-plucked bass solo. By the time "El Choclo" was recorded, the band was clearly beginning to find itself and was ready for its next phase of stylistic evolution. The session that took place in Los Angeles on November 19, 1943 was Kenton's inaugural involvement with Capitol Records, an exclusive business arrangement that would continue for many years, superseded only by the occasional date for the United States Armed Forces V-Disc label. Kenton always listened carefully to other bands and learned his best lessons from African-American archetypes and innovators. His signature stamp of originality begins to materialize during the second half of this compilation, betwixt and between various well-chosen covers. Red Dorris does surprisingly well with Duke Ellington's "Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me," and after two years of experimentation the overall sound of the band has improved noticeably. The very first recorded version of "Artistry in Rhythm" signals the true inception of the Kenton sound. Seasoned early modern jazz heads will want to listen carefully to the reed section as Kenton was already beginning to employ great saxophonists like Art Pepper, Boots Mussulli and Stan Getz. Admirers of Anita O'Day will appreciate an opportunity to savor four of the six songs she is known to have recorded with the Stan Kenton Orchestra. ~ by arwulf arwulf, All Music Guide

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The Chronological Classics Eddie Lockjaw Davis

And Also,

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The Chronological Classics Illinois Jacquet

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The Chronological Classics Stan Getz 1951-1952

01. Parker 51 (Raney)     6:09
02. Hershey Bar (Mandel)    3:33
03. Rubberneck (Rosolino)    4:27
04. Signal (Raney)    5:54
05. Everything Happens To Me (Dennis-Adair)    3:23  
06. Jumpin' With Symphony Sid (Young)    7:26
07. Yesterdays (Kern-Harbach)    3:00    $0.89
08. Budo (Powell)    5:13    $0.89
09. Wildwood (Gryce)    4:59
10. Where Or When (Rodgers-Hart)    2:26
11. Tabu (Stillman-Russell-Lecuona)    2:42
12. Moonlight In Vermont (Seussdorf-Blackburn)    3:15
13. Jaguar (Smith)    2:34
14. Sometimes I'm Happy (Youmans-Robin-Grey)    2:20
15. Stars Fell On Alabama (Parish-Perkins)    3:05
16. Nice Work If You Can Get It (Gershwin-Gershwin) 2:27
17. Tenderly (Gross-Lawrence)    3:26
18. Stella By Starlight (Washington-Young)    2:44
19. Time On My Hands (Youmans-Adamson-Gordon)    2:58
20. 'Tis Autumn (Nemo)    3:14
21. The Way You Look Tonight (Fields-Kern)    3:01

Duke Jordan, Johnny Smith, Al Haig, Jimmy Raney, Sanford Gold, Tiny Kahn, Bill Crow... and more....

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War Why Can't We Be Friends 1975

 

Tracks:
01. Don't Let No One Get You Down
02. Lotus Blossom
03. Heartbeat
04. Leroy's Latin Lament Medley: Lonnie Dreams / The Way We Feel / La Fiesta / Lament  
05. Smile Happy
06. So
07. Low Rider
08. In Mazatlan
09. Why Can't We Be Friends?

Engineers: Ed Barton, Andrew Berliner, Chris Huston.

War:
Howard Scott (guitar, percussion, vocals);
Charles Miller (alto, tenor & baritone saxophones, clarinet, percussion, vocals);
Lee Oskar (harmonica, percussion, vocals);
Lonnie Jordan (piano, organ, percussion, vocals);
B.B. Dickerson (bass, percussion, vocals);
Harold Brown (drums, percussion, vocals);
Papa Dee Allen (conga, bongos, percussion, vocals).
Additional personnel:
Sharone Scott, Milton James, Moses Wheelock (background vocals).
Originally released on United Artists (441) in June, 1975.

  This was War's sixth LP (their 8th counting the two with Eric Burdon). It was released in 1975, charting for 31 weeks and peaking at #8. The title song was a top-10 hit.
One of War's best-known and best-selling albums, WHY CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS? is the crown in the band's 1970s winning streak at United Artists. Both sunnier and more heavily Latin-themed than the group's earlier releases, the disc finds War distilling its experimental blend of multicultural pop styles into a refined, irresistibly attractive record. From the positive, Caribbean-flavored opening cut, "Don't Let No One Get You Down," to the superb funk of "Heartbeat," to the four-part medley "Leroy's Latin Lament," WHY CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS? is full of outstanding songs.

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O'Donel Levy Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky 1973

Tracks:
A1   Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky  3:20    
A2  Marbles 6:25   
A3  Will It Go Round In Circles 3:20   
A4  Livin' For The City 4:59   
B1  Sideshow 4:48   
B2  Willow Weep For Me 6:20   
B3  Hey, Love! 3:17   
B4  Are You Foolin Me 3:07

....Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky, O'Donel Levy's follow-up to his excellent Simba, is something of a letdown in comparison. Simba  featured a bunch of solid tunes, written and dynamically arranged by Manny Albam. Although both albums were produced by label head Sonny Lester, without Albam's input these sessions seem somewhat lost. The title cut is not a direct ripoff of the Allen Toussaint tune, but it is fairly derivative. The second tune is  a direct ripoff. "Marbles," credited to Levy, is actually a John McLaughlin tune, from his album Devotion, and it's downhill from there. Billy Preston's "Will It Go Round in Circles" is taken at breakneck speed, and let's just say Levy  is better off sticking with instrumentals. "Livin' for the City" gets a heavy wah-wah makeover, but is one of the better tracks on the album. The rest is just unremarkable. "Sideshow" shows the ballad side of Levy's playing, and the standard "Willow Weep for Me" is treated as a pretty straight blues. None of this is awful; it just lacks the great tunes and arrangements of its predecessor. Unless you simply can't get enough O'Donel Levy, skip Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky and stick with Simba. ~ Sean Westergaard, All Music Guide

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quarta-feira, 23 de junho de 2010

MessengerLog 360 Pro 7.08 Espião de MSN

Monitore o MSN de quem vc quiser sem a pessoa saber ! Aqui está o espião do MSN Messenger. De forma invisível, monitora tudo do MSN, incluindo os emoticons, as fontes e as cores. Possui diversas funções que atendem à todas as necessidades de quem, por um motivo ou por outro, deseja monitorar secretamente o MSN..

Codifica o histórico de mensagens, que é apresentado do mesmo modo que na janela de chat do MSN Messenger ou do Windows Messenger, tudo com detalhes de data e horário. Possui recursos avançados de busca e permite editar ou deletar o histórico diretamente. Pode ler as mensagens através de uma função TextToSpeech (texto para voz).


O MessengerLog Pro é capaz de registrar automaticamente tudo o que é enviado e recebido pelo Windows Messenger 4.x/5.x, 6.x/7.x MSN Messenger e Windows Live Messenger. Estas mensagens instantâneas podem ser de texto, winks, emoticons, manuscrito, fontes e cores dos textos, o estado (online, offline, ausente) dos contatos, e todas as atividades como envio e recebimento de arquivos e convites de áudio/vídeo.

Melhorado a partir de versões anteriores, MessengerLog tem mais funcionalidades do que nunca, tais como trabalhar em um modo absolutamente escondido como um espião, fazer envio automático dos registros por e-mail ou FTP, controles adequados para os pais, gerenciamento eficiente e seguro dos registros, mecanismo de pesquisa avançada e criptografia, atualização automática on-line, tempo carimbo de data e hora etc. Além disso, MessengerLog Pro tem 15 esquemas de cores modos de leitura…

Estilo: Programa espião
Fabricante: Formessengers

Tamanho: 2 MB
Formato: Rar
Idioma: Portugues

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Anime Studio Pro 7 Multilingual + Serial

Simplismente,é a Evolução na Criação de animes e desenhos Se você é um entusiasta digital, um recém-chegado à animação, ou se você quiser criar arte para trabalho ou diversão, Anime Studio oferece o que você precisa para criar suas próprias animações mais rápido do que qualquer outra coisa disponível! Anime Studio Debut, a diversão rápida e acessível solução de software de animação 2D, inclui tudo o que os aspirantes a artistas e amadores necessitam para criar cartoons e partes de qualidade, cinema, anime e cortar animações do início ao fim. Anime Studio simplifica o processo de animação, capacitando os artistas para desenhar seus projetos mais rápido e mais fácil do que nunca.


Anime Studio Debut inclui um modo Beginner´s, permitindo que você rapidamente se familiarizar com o programa. Anime Studio vem com uma biblioteca de conteúdo cheio de personagens prontos para uso, acessórios, vídeos e sons que você pode começar a criar suas próprias animações de imediato. Tutoriais e arquivos de exemplo mostram como maximizar as características poderosas do Anime Studio, dando-lhe o necessário para o seu primeiro projecto..

Estilo: Graphics Products
Fabricante: Smith Micro
Tamanho: 336 MB
Formato: Rar
Idioma: Portugues

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Adobe Photoshop CS5 portable (crakeado)

O software Adobe Photoshop CS5 padrão do setor ajuda a criar imagens com impacto. Facilidades para fazer seleções complexas. Remova qualquer elemento de imagem e veja o espaço ser preenchido como se fosse mágica. Pinte de modo realista. Crie imagens HDR incríveis, remova artefatos, adicione granulação e crie vinhetas com modernas ferramentas de fotografia. Aproveite o rápido desempenho em sistemas de 32 e 64 bits.

Estilo: Edição de Imagem
Fabricante: Adobe
Tamanho: 180.6 Mb
Formato: Rar

Idioma: Inglês

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terça-feira, 22 de junho de 2010

Ms Windows Vista Multi-language User Interface Hacker v3.0

Description:
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Premium, and Vista Business versions of the Microsoft licensing restrictions can only preserve a language.Only Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate and Vista Enterprise version can be installed and switched languages.

This software can be Microsoft Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Premium, and Business version of the installation of multi-lingual package, and free language switch.
At the same time it can be resolved Windows Vista x86/x64 upgrade to Service Pack 1 can not be installed multi-lingual package issue. Please follow specific operation “Method 1″ installation wizard.
Version 3.0 history:
- Optimization of the source code.
- Amended the language pack path of space problems.
- To increase the start screen.
- Increased by the progress of the installation
- Increase in the installation guide icon.

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domingo, 20 de junho de 2010

VSO ConvertXtoDVD 4.0.11.326 Portable

Description:
ConvertXtoDVD, video conversion software, you can convert and burn all your videos and convert Avi to DVD! Backup and transfer your movies to DVD and enjoy watching them on any home DVD player.

All in one conversion and burning software. This award-winning divx to dvd video converter software supports most video and audio formats for video conversion (avi, mpg, mov, wmv, mkv, ogm and more) and even handles DVD to DVD copy! Backup and transfer your movies to DVD and enjoy watching them on any home DVD player.

Key Features:
• Video formats supported: avi, divx, xvid, mov, mkv, flv , mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg-, nsv, dvr-ms, tivo, ts, ifo, vob, asf, wmv, realmedia, rm, rmvb, ogm, existing files from digital camcorders, TV/Sat, capture cards, etc. No external codecs needed like avi codec download
• Create DVD menus with different templates available, possibility to add background video, image or audio, have chapter and audio/subtitle menus
• Conversion advisor wizard, control of the conversion speed vs. quality
• Fast and quality encoder, typically less than 1 hour for converting 1 movie, and supports Multi-Core processors!
• Included burning engine with burn speed control choice of SAO or packet writing methods, supports all DVD formats
• Custom and or automatic chapter creation with markers and preview window
• Advanced file merging possibilities
• Audio formats supported internal and external: AC3, DTS, PCM, OGG, MP3, WMA and more… Select audio output format.
• Subtitles files supported internal and external: SRT, .SUB/IDX, .SSA, opensubtitles, dvbsub with color and font selection, and supports tags like italic, bold, turn on/off with DVD player remote control
• Video output for video standard (NTSC, PAL), TV Screen (Widescreen 16:9, Fullscreen 4:3) and DVD Resolution (Full D1, Broadcast D1, Half D1, SIF), or choose automatic for all choices listed above. Also convert video from NTSC to PAL or PAL to NTSC
• Video post processing settings like video resize-pad/cropping and de-interlacing options
• Multilingual support
• Optimized for Windows XP / Vista 32bits and 64bits

v4.0.11.326
Fix many problems related to multi threading (especially when there is 8+ processor cores
Fix issues with IFO / VOB file support
Test burning engine (for improved DVD-R readability)
Redesign of the registration dialog

- 0003307: [Feature Request] change default burn speed to 8x ( not 4x) (wesson) - resolved.
- 0003312: [Feature Request] registration info clipboard detection (wesson) - resolved.
- 0003313: [Feature Request] default trial registration window (wesson) - resolved.
- 0003314: [Feature Request] enter key in registration window new presentation (wesson) - resolved.
- 0003139: [Bug] When entering key by hand, click on paste and you get an error message. activation message not clear enough (wesson) - resolved.
- 0003220: [Bug] settings video processing - never allow number of cores used to be “0″ (wesson) - resolved.
- 0003245: [Bug] Loading IFO does not pick up matching VOBs (wesson) - resolved.

Homepage

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3D Text v1.00 Portable

Description:
A perfect tool for fast and hassle-free creation of 3D logos and headers.

• Well-written texts are a sign of every successful website. High quality content motivates potential clients, increases conversions and keeps visitors on the site for longer, so this is definitely something you want to devote a good deal of time to.
• However, if these texts are also eye-catching, it will double you advantage. A logo that will be remembered by visitors and paragraph headers that will visibly dissect the text into meaningful parts will always be a nice addition to any page of your online project.
• In case you are seeking an easy to use tool that will help you create cool-looking article headers and logos in no time, use 3D Text!..
• In case you are seeking an easy to use tool that will help you create cool-looking article headers and logos in no time, use 3D Text! 3D Text is a compact, flexible and affordable tool that will help you create custom 3D logos and headers in minutes.
• The interface of the program is very simple: a large preview area in the center and a scrollable panel with options and properties at the bottom of the screen.
• You can use the mouse to scroll the options panel sideways and customize every aspect of the final image: the text to be rendered, the color of its elements, font options, transparency, extrusion level, frame parameters and so on.
• The changes you make to the text are instantly reflected on the object in the preview window. You can rotate the camera view freely to select the optimal rendering angle.
• Once you have configured the necessary parameters, you can render the image by clicking the corresponding button at the top of the window.
• The output window enables you to change the output resolution and the image format (PNG, JPG, GIF and BMP formats are currently supported).
• If you like the result, you can save your 3D text to a file and load it at any time in the future.

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