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Vinyle 33 Tours Vinyles Code EAN: 0078221321419 Genre musical: Pop Titre: Why Does It Hurt So Bad Rubrique principale Vinyle: 33 Tours

Vinyle 33 Tours Vinyles Code EAN: 0078221321419 Type de Produit: 33 Tours Genre musical: Pop Titre: Why Does It Hurt So Bad Rubrique principale Vinyle: 33 Tours

Pochette: Pas de pochette originale. Disque EX tres bon état, petites rayures superficielles.Petite croix et etiquette sur label... Groupement des achats pour réduire les frais de port possible: me demander. (Reducing shippong costs for several buyings possible: ask me). Créé par L'outil de mise en vente gratuit. Mettez vos objets en vente rapidement et en toute simplicité, et gérez vos annonces en cours.

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Le CD b'"'Laylab'"' est un album musical de grande envergure, enregistré par Eric Clapton et Derek and the Dominos en 1970. Ce disque est considéré comme l'un des chefs-d'œuvre de la musique rock et a fait l'objet de nombreuses rééditions depuis sa parution originelle. Cet album est composé de dix titres, dont le titre homonyme b'"'Laylab'"' qui est devenu un classique incontournable de la musique rock. Les autres morceaux sont également remarquables, tels que b'"'Bell Bottom Bluesb'"', b'"'Keep on Growingb'"' et b'"'I Am Yoursb'"'. La musique de b'"'Laylab'"' est caractérisée par un mélange de genres musicaux, allant du blues traditionnel au rock psychédélique, en passant par le Rb'&'B et le jazz. Les solos de guitare de Eric Clapton sont particulièrement remarquables, et ont contribué à établir sa réputation de virtuose de la guitare électrique. Le CD b'"'Laylab'"' est disponible en version originale ou en édition spéciale, qui comprend des bonus tracks inédits. Il est également disponible en format vinyle et en téléchargement numérique. Cet album est un must pour tous les amoureux de la musique rock et de la guitare, et est également idéal pour les collectionneurs de CD. Avec sa qualité sonore exceptionnelle et sa pochette emblématique, ce CD est un produit de qualité qui ne laissera personne indifférieur. Code EAN: 0602498181119 Genre musical: Rock Format: CD Album Nombre de titres: 10 Durée: 45:37 Langue: Anglais Année de parution: 1970 Label: Polydor Liste des titres: 1. I Looked Away 2. Bell Bottom Blues 3. Keep on Growing 4. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out 5. I Am Yours 6. Anyday 7. Key to the Highway 8. Tell the Truth 9. Why Does Love Have to Hurt So Bad? 10. Layla (unplugged) / Still I Love You (live) (Bonus tracks) En savoir plus

VERY RARE FRENCH CD RELEASED IN 2007. DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO GRAB IT.  REALLY A GREAT ALBUM OF ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED FRENCH BEBOP PIANIST.  FOR CONNOISSEURS & LUDOVIC DE PREISSAC FANS ONLY ! conditions: CD & BOOKLET in NEAR MINT conditions. CD EN EXCELLENT ETAT PROCHE DU NEUF  - LUDOVIC DE PREISSAC Piano - JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BÉNEY Saxophone - MICHAEL CHÉRET Saxophone - FABIEN MARY Trompette - MICKAEL JOUSSEIN Trombone - MANUEL MARCHÉS Contrebasse - ANDRÉA MICHELUTTI Batterie Ludovic De Preissac Septet: Retrouvailles Pianist Ludovic de Preissac's new record reminds me why I fell in love with jazz in the first place; in both a very general and specific sense. Generally, in the sense that Retrouvailles evinces, from beginning to end, that paradoxical mixture of solidarity in the pursuit of a collective goal, together with competitive individual excellence that makes jazz great. There is unstinting excellence and unflagging attention to detail; all the while knowing that no one is likely to get rich from this record, or this music, even though they really should. Specifically, because like many listeners of my advanced age, I fell in love with the music via a sound similar to Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers—those little big bands (or are they large small ensembles?)— that mix genuine funk with elegant sophistication, delivered by exquisitely arranged multi-horn line-ups. De Preissac clearly draws on this inspiration as well. The expertly navigated changes in meter and tempo are right out of the Wayne Shorter-era Jazz Messengers. The always subtly surprising tonal colors in de Preissac's arrangements recall the arranging work of his compatriot, flautist Christophe dal Sasso's Exploration (Nocturne, 2006). There are further parallels. Drummer Andréa Michelutti, like Blakey, favors the booming lower range of his kit. De Preissac, for his part, calls to mind some of the best qualities of the playing of various Jazz Messengers pianists (Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Cedar Walton, Mulgrew Miller): a round, gospel-tinged sound, a slight florid tendency to the baroque, all the better to be heard over and between the large-ish ensemble. In de Preissac's case, these characteristics are overlaid with classical elements as well (as on his solo on "Minor's Mood"). As a brief cross-section of the players' strengths, listen to the sequence of short solos on "Jungleblues," which sounds for all the world like a Jazz Messengers show closer. Tenor saxophonist Jean-Christophe Béney is firmly in the tradition (though elsewhere on the record he favors ever so slightly "out" sonorities) and equally in control. As does trumpeter and composer Fabien Mary, who insistently splits the beats of his solos. For a bit of contrast, Michaël Chéret, on alto sax, heads for more angular territory, Eric Dolphy style, only to be followed by trombonist Mickaël Joussein's very cool sound on top of the rhythm. The leader takes a crystalline turn, followed by an arco episode from bassist Manuel Marchès and a brief trading of fours with drummer Michelutti. And that's not even the record's finest number. By JEFF DAYTON-JOHNSON Have a look on my others JAZZ / WESTCOAST / AOR / SOUL / FUNK / R&B items on.  Many collector’s items from my personal collection are available. Frais de ports pour la France / Dom Tom: 3 euros en suivi    PAIEMENT PAR CHEQUE OU VIREMENT BANCAIRE / POSTAL OU PAYPAL       ENVOI SOIGNE DES CDS DANS DES ENVELOPPES A BULLES    Please read carefully my conditions before bidding. All NEW and USED cds are carefully shipped abroad in bubbled-envelop + rigid package to protect them. INTERNATIONAL AIRMAIL SHIPPING & HANDLING COSTS: Ø EUROPE (European Union only): 3.50 euros - STANDARD PRIORITY AIRMAIL DELIVERED IN 2-3 DAYS Ø USA / CANADA / JAPAN & REST OF THE WORLD: 3.50 euros - STANDARD PRIORITY AIRMAIL DELIVERED IN 4-8 DAYS   All orders for B

Very rare cd album de 14  titres remixes et versions live de MADONNA "the erotica versions vol 2" inclus this used to be my playgroud (single version),erotica (william orbit dub),deeper and deeper (david klub mix),fever (shep's remady dub),bye bye baby (n y  hip hop mix),i'll remember (single version),erotica  (Madonna's in my jeep mix),deeper and deeper (shep's deep makeover mix), fever (extended 12 " mix), bye bye baby (rick does madonna's dub), deeper and deeper (shep's deep beats),fever (murk boys deep south mix), bye bye baby (California hip hop jazzy mix),why's it so hard.

VERY RARE FRENCH CD RELEASED IN 2007. DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO GRAB IT.  REALLY A GREAT ALBUM OF ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED FRENCH BEBOP PIANIST.  FOR CONNOISSEURS & LUDOVIC DE PREISSAC FANS ONLY ! conditions: CD & BOOKLET in NEAR MINT conditions. CD EN EXCELLENT ETAT PROCHE DU NEUF  - LUDOVIC DE PREISSAC Piano - JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BÉNEY Saxophone - MICHAEL CHÉRET Saxophone - FABIEN MARY Trompette - MICKAEL JOUSSEIN Trombone - MANUEL MARCHÉS Contrebasse - ANDRÉA MICHELUTTI Batterie Ludovic De Preissac Septet: Retrouvailles Pianist Ludovic de Preissac's new record reminds me why I fell in love with jazz in the first place; in both a very general and specific sense. Generally, in the sense that Retrouvailles evinces, from beginning to end, that paradoxical mixture of solidarity in the pursuit of a collective goal, together with competitive individual excellence that makes jazz great. There is unstinting excellence and unflagging attention to detail; all the while knowing that no one is likely to get rich from this record, or this music, even though they really should. Specifically, because like many listeners of my advanced age, I fell in love with the music via a sound similar to Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers—those little big bands (or are they large small ensembles?)— that mix genuine funk with elegant sophistication, delivered by exquisitely arranged multi-horn line-ups. De Preissac clearly draws on this inspiration as well. The expertly navigated changes in meter and tempo are right out of the Wayne Shorter-era Jazz Messengers. The always subtly surprising tonal colors in de Preissac's arrangements recall the arranging work of his compatriot, flautist Christophe dal Sasso's Exploration (Nocturne, 2006). There are further parallels. Drummer Andréa Michelutti, like Blakey, favors the booming lower range of his kit. De Preissac, for his part, calls to mind some of the best qualities of the playing of various Jazz Messengers pianists (Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Cedar Walton, Mulgrew Miller): a round, gospel-tinged sound, a slight florid tendency to the baroque, all the better to be heard over and between the large-ish ensemble. In de Preissac's case, these characteristics are overlaid with classical elements as well (as on his solo on "Minor's Mood"). As a brief cross-section of the players' strengths, listen to the sequence of short solos on "Jungleblues," which sounds for all the world like a Jazz Messengers show closer. Tenor saxophonist Jean-Christophe Béney is firmly in the tradition (though elsewhere on the record he favors ever so slightly "out" sonorities) and equally in control. As does trumpeter and composer Fabien Mary, who insistently splits the beats of his solos. For a bit of contrast, Michaël Chéret, on alto sax, heads for more angular territory, Eric Dolphy style, only to be followed by trombonist Mickaël Joussein's very cool sound on top of the rhythm. The leader takes a crystalline turn, followed by an arco episode from bassist Manuel Marchès and a brief trading of fours with drummer Michelutti. And that's not even the record's finest number. By JEFF DAYTON-JOHNSON Have a look on my others JAZZ / WESTCOAST / AOR / SOUL / FUNK / R&B items on.  Many collector’s items from my personal collection are available. Frais de ports pour la France / Dom Tom: 3.25 euros en suivi    PAIEMENT PAR CHEQUE OU VIREMENT BANCAIRE / POSTAL OU PAYPAL       ENVOI SOIGNE DES CDS DANS DES ENVELOPPES A BULLES    Please read carefully my conditions before bidding. All NEW and USED cds are carefully shipped abroad in bubbled-envelop + rigid package to protect them. INTERNATIONAL AIRMAIL SHIPPING & HANDLING COSTS: Ø EUROPE (European Union only): 3.75 euros - STANDARD PRIORITY AIRMAIL DELIVERED IN 2-3 DAYS Ø USA / CANADA / JAPAN & REST OF THE WORLD: 3.75 euros - STANDARD PRIORITY AIRMAIL DELIVERED IN 4-8 DAYS   All orders fo

VERY RARE FRENCH CD RELEASED IN 2007. DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO GRAB IT. REALLY A GREAT ALBUM OF ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED FRENCH BEBOP PIANIST. FOR CONNOISSEURS b'&' LUDOVIC DE PREISSAC FANS ONLY ! conditions: CD b'&' BOOKLET in NEAR MINT conditions. CD EN EXCELLENT ETAT PROCHE DU NEUF - LUDOVIC DE PREISSAC Piano - JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BÉNEY Saxophone - MICHAEL CHÉRET Saxophone - FABIEN MARY Trompette - MICKAEL JOUSSEIN Trombone - MANUEL MARCHÉS Contrebasse - ANDRÉA MICHELUTTI Batterie Ludovic De Preissac Septet: Retrouvailles Pianist Ludovic de Preissac's new record reminds me why I fell in love with jazz in the first place; in both a very general and specific sense. Generally, in the sense that Retrouvailles evinces, from beginning to end, that paradoxical mixture of solidarity in the pursuit of a collective goal, together with competitive individual excellence that makes jazz great. There is unstinting excellence and unflagging attention to detail; all the while knowing that no one is likely to get rich from this record, or this music, even though they really should. Specifically, because like many listeners of my advanced age, I fell in love with the music via a sound similar to Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers—those little big bands (or are they large small ensembles?)— that mix genuine funk with elegant sophistication, delivered by exquisitely arranged multi-horn line-ups. De Preissac clearly draws on this inspiration as well. The expertly navigated changes in meter and tempo are right out of the Wayne Shorter-era Jazz Messengers. The always subtly surprising tonal colors in de Preissac's arrangements recall the arranging work of his compatriot, flautist Christophe dal Sasso's Exploration (Nocturne, 2006). There are further parallels. Drummer Andréa Michelutti, like Blakey, favors the booming lower range of his kit. De Preissac, for his part, calls to mind some of the best qualities of the playing of various Jazz Messengers pianists (Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Cedar Walton, Mulgrew Miller): a round, gospel-tinged sound, a slight florid tendency to the baroque, all the better to be heard over and between the large-ish ensemble. In de Preissac's case, these characteristics are overlaid with classical elements as well (as on his solo on b'"'Minor's Moodb'"'). As a brief cross-section of the players' strengths, listen to the sequence of short solos on b'"'Jungleblues,b'"' which sounds for all the world like a Jazz Messengers show closer. Tenor saxophonist Jean-Christophe Béney is firmly in the tradition (though elsewhere on the record he favors ever so slightly b'"'outb'"' sonorities) and equally in control. As does trumpeter and composer Fabien Mary, who insistently splits the beats of his solos. For a bit of contrast, Michaël Chéret, on alto sax, heads for more angular territory, Eric Dolphy style, only to be followed by trombonist Mickaël Joussein's very cool sound on top of the rhythm. The leader takes a crystalline turn, followed by an arco episode from bassist Manuel Marchès and a brief trading of fours with drummer Michelutti. And that's not even the record's finest number. By JEFF DAYTON-JOHNSON Have a look on my others JAZZ / WESTCOAST / AOR / SOUL / FUNK / Rb'&'B items on. Many collector’s items from my personal collection are available. Please wait my correct invoice and I will combine shipping costs if you buy multiple CDS. Shipping through Mondial Relais is also available for GERMANY / AUSTRIA / BELGIUM / SPAIN / ITALY / LUXEMBOURG / PORTUGAL b'&' THE NEDERLANDS (6.50 euro for 1 or 8 cds). Frais de port dégressifs pour achats groupés (1 euro pour chaque cd supplémentaire) avec un envoi postal. Frais de ports de 4.40 euros pour 4 CDS avec un envoi par MONDIAL RELAY (6.50 euros pour 10 cds) Frais de ports pour la France / Dom Tom: 3.50 euros en suivi / 5 euro en COLISSIMO ENVOI SOIGNE DES CDS DANS DES ENVELOPPES A BULLES Please read carefully my conditions before bidding. In order to reduce international shipping costs, a En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.