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VA - In Flight: Chilled Beats At 30,000 Feet (2011) FLAC

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The Flight Of Sleipnir - Essence Of Nine(2011)

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Wendy Nieper - First Flight (2011)

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Pentangle - Light Flight: The Anthology (2002)

Two CD set. Pretty much the first UK Folk-Rock supergroup and the inventors of the sound that would later be adopted by Fairport, Trees and others. Pentangle were an unusual agglomeration of seemingly disparate talents, and at their best succeeded in mixing elements of traditional Folk, Jazz improvisation and Pop into a seamless whole. Featuring the brilliant and contrasting guitar talents of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, against the rhythmic undertow provided by drummer Terry Cox and superb bass player Danny Thompson, and topped off with the bell-like purity of Jacqui McShee's vocals, Pentangle garnered much critical acclaim. This is the perfect introduction to their work. 31 tracks. Castle Music.


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Stratosphere - Fire Flight (2010)

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Stratosphere - Fire Flight (2010)

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Blow Up Hollywood - Take Flight (2010)

Artist: Blow Up Hollywood
Album: Take Flight
Year: 2010
Genre: Rock
Bitrate: VBR kbps
Format: MP3
Tracks: 11
Size: 121 mb




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Emily Osment - Fight Or Flight (2010)

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Charlie Byrd - Solo Flight (2003)

Charlie Byrd - Solo Flight (2003)
1CD | EAC Rip | APE(image) + CUE + LOG | 34:29 | Complete Scans | 176 MB
Genre: Instrumental, Jazz | Original Release Date: 1965
Although Charlie Byrd recorded dozens of quality albums, the 1960s weren't one of his best decades. Although his guitar work was excellent, as always, it tended to get buried in awkward arrangements of the latest Beatles' songs. As a result, his music often sounded cheesy. It's a rare pleasure, then, to listen to Solo Flight, which was recorded for Riverside in 1965. With no distracting accompaniment, Byrd cuts to the musical chase and delivers 11 lovely, succinct guitar suites. He combines a smooth blend of chords and solo runs, much as Joe Pass would later do, on favorites like "Satin Doll" and "Easy Living," along with fun oddities like "House of the Rising Sun." Unlike Pass, Byrd approaches a song like "Am I Blue" in a fairly simple, straightforward manner, more interested in the melody than virtuosity. "You Took Advantage of Me," for instance, runs only a bit over three minutes, mostly because the guitarist has developed all the ideas he cared to develop within that time frame. Many fans of more progressive jazz will find this all a bit conservative, but Byrd fans happily note that his best work has a timeless quality. Solo Flight easily fits into that category.


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Charlie Byrd - Solo Flight (2003)

Charlie Byrd - Solo Flight (2003)
1CD | EAC Rip | APE(image) + CUE + LOG | 34:29 | Complete Scans | 176 MB
Genre: Instrumental, Jazz | Original Release Date: 1965
Although Charlie Byrd recorded dozens of quality albums, the 1960s weren't one of his best decades. Although his guitar work was excellent, as always, it tended to get buried in awkward arrangements of the latest Beatles' songs. As a result, his music often sounded cheesy. It's a rare pleasure, then, to listen to Solo Flight, which was recorded for Riverside in 1965. With no distracting accompaniment, Byrd cuts to the musical chase and delivers 11 lovely, succinct guitar suites. He combines a smooth blend of chords and solo runs, much as Joe Pass would later do, on favorites like "Satin Doll" and "Easy Living," along with fun oddities like "House of the Rising Sun." Unlike Pass, Byrd approaches a song like "Am I Blue" in a fairly simple, straightforward manner, more interested in the melody than virtuosity. "You Took Advantage of Me," for instance, runs only a bit over three minutes, mostly because the guitarist has developed all the ideas he cared to develop within that time frame. Many fans of more progressive jazz will find this all a bit conservative, but Byrd fans happily note that his best work has a timeless quality. Solo Flight easily fits into that category.


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