CLEVELAND CLASSICS
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Mifune - Afro-Electronique
Mifune - Time is Watching Us
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Bad Girl
Robin Stone
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Robin Stone voted in Scene Magazine reader's poll as Best Vocalist of 2009 returns with her long awaited fifth effort Bad Girl. With Bad Girl Stone follows the successes of 2003's RushMore wilh another triumph. A directional album into Neo·Soul R&8 with playful summer grooves about love, growth and perseverance.
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Work To Do
Public Property
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Much has been said about Public Property's Midwest origins as a white reggae band hailing from Iowa City, IA. After three albums, 3 years, and hundreds of gigs, the group no longer need defend itself from sceptics or critics who believe reggae is one color and comes from one place. Add female vocalists, a ukulele, and lyrics as controversial as Bob Marley himself, it's no wonder this band has risen so quickly in the U.S. reggae and jam scenes as one of the top nationally touring reggae acts. You'd be hard pressed to find a more confrontational and outspoken band that sounds this fun. Of the pople, by the people, and for all the people, Public Property will spread its message across the country."
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Leave A Trail
Carlos Jones and The PLUS Band
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The long awaited follow up recording for Carlos Jones & the PLUS is finally ready to hit the streets! Recorded with the help of Jacob Fader, leader of the Cleveland Afro-Pop group Mifune, who engineered and co-produced the recording, LEAVE A TRAIL is a collection of 12 songs written by Jones in his trademark roots-reggae style, with inspirational messages woven throughout with his warm, compelling voice.
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Live at The Kent Stage
Alex Bevan
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Alex Bevan "Live at the Kent Stage - Dancing With the Muse"
The night was April 5th, 2008. One man, one guitar, one evening filled with one "Skinny Little Boy's" journey through a life of music. Ballads of loves, dreams, lakes and rivers... stories containing characters worthy of minor fables.… major emotion.… a voice that touches you like well worn flannel... it was a night not to be missed.
Here is your seat at the Kent Stage. Here is your ticket to share the welcoming performance that once again shows Alex Bevan is Northern Ohio's "Low Tech Troubadour". There is magic in this night!
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Meltdown
First Light
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"MELTDOWN" was the first CD released by the group, and the first CD released by any locally based group at that time. It sold over 25,000 copies on the group's Thin Ice Records label. These songs will bring back many memories for avid First Light fans. The CD was recently rated one of the top 10 best "summer" CD's released by a Cleveland-based artist by the Scene Magazine. Definitely a Cleveland Classic! This CD was never before released to retail! Due to overwhelming demand from the group's fans all across the country, it is now!
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Groove Telepathy
First Light
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Groove Telepathy was the follow up studio CD that saw the group expand their sound away from the original reggae vibe into more of a rock-funk-blues-world sound. The re-issued version contains A BONUS TRACK as well as re-mixes of 6 tracks that were done at Pyramid Studios in San Francisco, and they infuse a whole new energy into these songs, making this CD world-class, and another CLEVELAND CLASSIC.
SOON TO FOLLOW: Little Fish Records has several other First Light re-issues in the pipeline including “Live at the Empire” and “Bootleg” recordings that were previously only available on cassette, and a newly discovered Live at the Agora CD that was simulcast on WNCX 98.5 circa 1992. Stay Tuned!
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Cleveland radio history of hottest music in the country and the Rock 'n' Roll Capital of the World. Artists started or were given major recognition in Cleveland that was fueled by local radio stations and DJ's who connected with their audience and their lifestyles. In fact, WMMS DJ's started the careers in the music industry, including David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, and Southside Johnny. It is the story of WMMS, the radio scene during the '70s and '80s, stories of how this small FM rock station became the top-rated station in Northeast Ohio and made Cleveland the most important market in the world. Author Mike Olszewski got interviews with radio gods...
"This is the Rosetta Stone for those who care about music and Cleveland. Fans and novices alike will love reading this book and keeping it for future reference."
