Appleby·Reinhardt·Mahfoud

 Echoes in Time

(2009)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

More Boss Black Rockers, Vol. 08

Rock & Roll Baby

(2023)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

More Boss Black Rockers, Vol. 05

Sure Look Good to Me

(2023)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

More Boss Black Rockers, Vol. 03

All Shook Up

(2022)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

More Boss Black Rockers, Vol. 02

Hokus Pokus

(2022)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

More Boss Black Rockers, Vol. 01

Guitar Pickin' Fool

(2022)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Marc Broussard

Momentary Setback

(2002)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

The Many Faces Of Fleetwood Mac

[3cds]

(2019)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Atomic Rooster - Friday The 13th - The BBC Sessions 1970-1981 320 😎

* Enjoy, Reb 😎 Link 👇 *

 

Various Artists

The Many Faces of Tina Turner

[3cds]

(2018)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

The Many Faces Of B.B.King

[3cds]

(2018)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

Various Artists

The Many Faces Of The Beatles

[3cds]

(2016)

 

320

If you like what you see, look for the link in the comments. 

 

2000 - Takashi Hirayasu & Bob Brozman - Jin-Firefly

 

2000 - Takashi Hirayasu & Bob Brozman -  Jin-Firefly @320

Recorded on the Okinawan island of Taketomi, Jin Jin/Firefly documents a rare encounter between Okinawan singer/sanshin player Takashi Hirayasu and acoustic guitarist Bob Brozman. Forming a duo, the two prove to be highly compatible -- and when you think about it, they're a logical combination. Hirayasu's foundation is Okinawan music, which contains both Japanese and Polynesian elements; Brozman, meanwhile, is considered a master of the Hawaiian guitar and is no stranger to the sounds of the Pacific Islands. So it isn't hard for them to find common ground on "Akata Sun Dunchi," "Chinnuku Jushi," and other traditional Okinawan children's songs that Hirayasu selected. What the duo does with the songs isn't entirely traditional, however. Brozman brings plenty of blues, rock, and Hawaiian influence to the session, and that works for Hirayasu because the Okinawa native is hip to blues and rock himself. Hirayasu and Brozman both have a lot of charisma, and that proves to be mutually beneficial on this excellent CD.(AllMusic)

LINK in Comments