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Jackie Wilson - Best Of The Original Soul Brother (2006) FLAC Reup

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Jackie Wilson - Best Of The Original Soul Brother (2006) FLAC

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Charlie Wilson - Playlist: The Very Best Of Charlie Wilson (2012)

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Gretchen Wilson - One Of The Boys (FLAC) - 2007

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Wilson Phillips - Wilson Phillips (1990)

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Sandin Wilson - Into My World (2003)

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Ray Wilson & The Berlin Symphony Ensemble - Genesis Classic live in Poznan (FLAC

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Tulku (Jim Wilson) - Discography (1995-2009)

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Nancy Wilson - Live from Las Vegas (2005) FLAC

Nancy Wilson's unimpeachable combination of high sophistication and artistic substance was tailor-made for entertaining both the high-rollers and rubber-neckers assembled at the Sands Hotel & Casino's Copa Room for this August 1968 performance. She began with a delightful tweak of any star-gazers in the room, dedicating the opener to a "specific" (but unspecified) group in attendance at the show, then launching into a bustling version of "Hello, Young Lovers." Although Wilson had been sneaking contemporary pop songs on to her LPs for several years ("Sunny," "Ode to Billie Joe," "Goin' out of My Head"), she was undoubtedly mindful of the preferences of a nightclub audience, and avoided most of the crossover feel. She builds the first half of her set using traditional standards, most of them torch songs ("I Can't Get Started," "The Folks Who Live on the Hill," "The Man That Got Away") and a few obscure songs from the great-vocal-songbook repertoire. There are a few nods to her popular audience, however, including her brassy performance of "Face It Girl, It's Over" (a Top 40 hit for her that year) and an ambitious, theatrical three-part suite, "K.C. Medley," that salutes not the Missouri cradle of swing but a small boy. Overall, a subtle performance in the kind of city (and the kind of room) where subtlety is ignored, if it's even recognized. [Initially recorded by Capitol with an eye to a 1969 release, Live From Las Vegas was only first available in 2002 on Wilson's box set, The Essence of Nancy Wilson: Four Decades of Music. Three years later, it was issued separately as part of the Capitol series Las Vegas Centennial Collection.]


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VA - High Contrast Presents Ali Wilson (2011)

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Nancy Wilson - Live from Las Vegas (2005) FLAC

Nancy Wilson's unimpeachable combination of high sophistication and artistic substance was tailor-made for entertaining both the high-rollers and rubber-neckers assembled at the Sands Hotel & Casino's Copa Room for this August 1968 performance. She began with a delightful tweak of any star-gazers in the room, dedicating the opener to a "specific" (but unspecified) group in attendance at the show, then launching into a bustling version of "Hello, Young Lovers." Although Wilson had been sneaking contemporary pop songs on to her LPs for several years ("Sunny," "Ode to Billie Joe," "Goin' out of My Head"), she was undoubtedly mindful of the preferences of a nightclub audience, and avoided most of the crossover feel. She builds the first half of her set using traditional standards, most of them torch songs ("I Can't Get Started," "The Folks Who Live on the Hill," "The Man That Got Away") and a few obscure songs from the great-vocal-songbook repertoire. There are a few nods to her popular audience, however, including her brassy performance of "Face It Girl, It's Over" (a Top 40 hit for her that year) and an ambitious, theatrical three-part suite, "K.C. Medley," that salutes not the Missouri cradle of swing but a small boy. Overall, a subtle performance in the kind of city (and the kind of room) where subtlety is ignored, if it's even recognized. [Initially recorded by Capitol with an eye to a 1969 release, Live From Las Vegas was only first available in 2002 on Wilson's box set, The Essence of Nancy Wilson: Four Decades of Music. Three years later, it was issued separately as part of the Capitol series Las Vegas Centennial Collection.]


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Nancy Wilson - Greatest Hits (1999) FLAC

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Teddy Wilson The Greatest Jazz Piano (FLAC) (1983)

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Anna Wilson & Friends - Countrypolitan Duets (2011) [FLAC]

2011release, a n album of collaborations with Country and Jazz greats likeLady Antebellum, Ray Price, Larry Carlton, Kenny Rogers, Rascall Flatts,Rick Braun and many others. Countrypolitan Duets creates a magicalunion of Country, Jazz and Pop by effortlessly blending the genres toform a fresh but timeless new sound that pays homage to Nashvillesmusical roots.


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Steven Wilson - Grace For Drowning (2011) [FLAC]

Grace for Drowning is the second studio solo album by Steven Wilson, producer, songwriter, and front man of Porcupine Tree. It is set to be released by Kscope Music Records on September 26, 2011.


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