Total Abandon was recorded in Australia on Deep Purple’s 1999 A Band On World Tour which followed the release of the Abandon album the previous year.
The set list features tracks from their ’90s albums Abandon and Purpendicular mixed in with classic seventies tracks. By this point Steve Morse had firmly established himself as Deep Purple’s guitarist on tracks both old and new and the band are in fine form on a rocking night down under.
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Iconic artist of Spanish musical culture and heritage, Paco de Lucía finally breaks his 5 year absence, returning to the USA for the first time since 2007.
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On September 15, 2011, internationally acclaimed tenor Andrea Bocelli gave a once in a lifetime, free concert as a gift to New York City on Central Park’s Great Lawn. The spectacular event was captured for CD DVD, making for the ultimate Bocelli collection, appealing to both loyal fans and new admirers alike. The varied repertoire includes some of Bocelli’s finest performances to date from both the worlds of classical and pop he so successfully straddles unlike any other artist.
Andrea Bocelli Concerto: One Night in Central Park for the first time ever captures the many sides of Bocelli’s musical passions all in one package. Additional performers include the New York Philharmonic, under the direction of musical director Alan Gilbert, with special guests Celine Dion, Tony Bennett, Bryn Terfel, Chris Botti, David Foster, Andrea Griminelli, Nicola Benedetti, Anna Maria Martinez and Pretty Yende.
http://www.bocellicentralpark.com
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Fresh off the BET Awards and his own episode of Unsung, Alexander O’Neal proves he’s still got it. The King of the Minneapolis Sound performs all his biggest Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis hits where it all began: in downtown Minneapolis at the renowned Dakota Jazz Club. With his 8-piece band, O’Neal lights up all his biggest hits, such as ‘Criticize,’ ‘All True Man,’ ‘If You Were Here Tonight,’ ‘Sunshine,’ and more. Includes bonus DVD of actual performance in HD.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alexander-ONeal/108266572528987
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The Bottle Rockets have a reputation built on a rough and tumble snarl honed by a thousand nights on stages around the world. But that only speaks to part of their story. Not So Loud, recorded in an acoustic setting at a 19th century schoolhouse in their home base of St. Louis, reveals a body of work steeped in the history of, and fitting easily into, the finest traditions of American folk music. It is a dimension of the Bottle Rockets easily overlooked when you’re getting caught up in their riffs that tap so easily into our musical DNA, but it is an entirely fresh inroad to the strengths in their songwriting and musicianship.
http://www.bloodshotrecords.com/artist/bottle-rockets
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