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Mis 30 Exitos En Español

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by: Nat King Cole

May 22, 2004
The spanish songs are very cool. It's a shame that the ending of the tracks were cut. It seems that quantity was the plot here. But it is still worthwhile to buy this one for beginners.

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30 AÑOS

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by: CHUCHO VALDES

January 01, 2006
The spanish songs are very cool. It's a shame that the ending of the tracks were cut. It seems that quantity was the plot here. But it is still worthwhile to buy this one for beginners.

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Joyas Del Bolero

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by: Los Trios

July 18, 2000
The spanish songs are very cool. It's a shame that the ending of the tracks were cut. It seems that quantity was the plot here. But it is still worthwhile to buy this one for beginners.

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Amoroso/Brasil

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by: João Gilberto

September 14, 1993
i will focus on the brasil part in this review. as other reviewers have noted, joao was at his finest on some amoroso tracks but the production is unbearable at times.
the voices on brasil are familiar to anyone who is a fan of brazilian music: gilberto gil, caetano veloso, joao gilberto, and maria bethania are among the greatest superstars all time of brazilian music individually. and on this album they all come together to play joao gilberto's style of music. i'm not sure about bethania but gil and caetano were avid joao fans. however they had never tried to replicate his sound. tropicalia's musical influences certainly included joao but were nothing like his music. in this 1981 release, we here straight bossa nova. joao plays ... Read More:

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Your Requests

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by: John Erreca

April 23, 2002
i will focus on the brasil part in this review. as other reviewers have noted, joao was at his finest on some amoroso tracks but the production is unbearable at times.
the voices on brasil are familiar to anyone who is a fan of brazilian music: gilberto gil, caetano veloso, joao gilberto, and maria bethania are among the greatest superstars all time of brazilian music individually. and on this album they all come together to play joao gilberto's style of music. i'm not sure about bethania but gil and caetano were avid joao fans. however they had never tried to replicate his sound. tropicalia's musical influences certainly included joao but were nothing like his music. in this 1981 release, we here straight bossa nova. joao plays ... Read More:

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The Domingo Songbook

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by: Placido Domingo

March 10, 1992
This man has a voice that is so soothing and wonderful....I love this CD ...it is one of my favorites to listen to....

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20 Super Sucessos

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by: Trio Irakitan


This man has a voice that is so soothing and wonderful....I love this CD ...it is one of my favorites to listen to....

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Nova Série

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by: Waldik Soriano

April 08, 2008
This man has a voice that is so soothing and wonderful....I love this CD ...it is one of my favorites to listen to....

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Do Whatever You Want, Don't Do Whatever You Don't Want

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by: Acid Mothers Temple

August 09, 2002
... from AMT's stupefying 60-minute 'Pink Lady Lemonade' to Kawabata Makoto's deliciously post-coital closer 'I Want You To Kiss Me Again' (a modern classic to place alongside Pärt and Gorecki, if you ask me), 'Do Whatever You Want ...' is a frequently awesome, occasionally cumbersome package. Some of the stuff on Disc 2 is trivial (the 28-second Father Moo contribution), some downright daft (Zoffy's take on Cream's 'White Room', for example), but it's all endearing. The sounds may occasionally be retro, but I don't believe any of these artists are doing it for kitsch's sake -- certainly not Kawabata, as his sleeve notes prove.

Disc 3 is the clincher, containing the aforementioned 'I Want You To Kiss Me Again', plus a searing contribution from ... Read More:

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In the Middle

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by: The Craig Russo Latin Jazz Project

January 08, 2008
... from AMT's stupefying 60-minute 'Pink Lady Lemonade' to Kawabata Makoto's deliciously post-coital closer 'I Want You To Kiss Me Again' (a modern classic to place alongside Pärt and Gorecki, if you ask me), 'Do Whatever You Want ...' is a frequently awesome, occasionally cumbersome package. Some of the stuff on Disc 2 is trivial (the 28-second Father Moo contribution), some downright daft (Zoffy's take on Cream's 'White Room', for example), but it's all endearing. The sounds may occasionally be retro, but I don't believe any of these artists are doing it for kitsch's sake -- certainly not Kawabata, as his sleeve notes prove.

Disc 3 is the clincher, containing the aforementioned 'I Want You To Kiss Me Again', plus a searing contribution from ... Read More: