Rosie Flores - 1987-2012 (12 CDs), MP3, 320 kbps torrent

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Rosie Flores / 12 CDs

Жанр: Alt-Country / Americana
Страна: U.S.A.
Год издания: 1987-2012
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 7:51:01
Источник (релизер): various
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: есть, но не везде
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Треклист:
[spoiler="Rosie Flores (1987) 29:55"]
01. Crying Over You 03:50
02. Midnight to Moonlight 03:50
03. Lovin' in Vain 02:10
04. God May Forgive You (But I Won't) 03:02
05. Heart Beats to a Different Drum 02:19
06. Blue Side of Town 03:43
07. Somebody Loses, Somebody Wins 02:27
08. Heartbreak Train 03:07
09. Turn Around 02:47
10. I Gotta Know 02:34
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[spoiler="After The Farm (1991) 38:51"]
01. More To Offer 03:46
02. Price You Pay 03:44
03. Blue Highway 02:50
04. This Loneliness 04:33
05. Sold On You 03:47
06. That's Me 02:32
07. Goin' Through The Motions 03:14
08. Oh Heartache 03:57
09. Dream Dream Blue 03:26
10. Dent In My Heart 03:13
11. West Texas Plains 03:44
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[spoiler="Bandera Highway (1991) 40:52"]
01. More to Offer 03:48
02. Blue Highway 02:51
03. West Texas Plains 03:43
04. Love and Danger 04:24
05. Bandera Highway 04:31
06. Honky Tonk Moon 03:31
07. Blues Keep Callin' 02:48
08. Boxcars 05:18
09. His Rockin' Little Angel 02:34
10. Poor Girl's Town 02:40
11. You Tear Me Up 02:15
12. Don't Let Our Love Die 02:24
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[spoiler="Once More With Feeling (1993) 47:26"]
01. Someday 03:53
02. My Blue Angel 04:29
03. Love And Danger 04:24
04. Try Me 03:49
05. Ruin This Romance 03:07
06. Bandera Highway 04:31
07. It's Over 03:27
08. Honky Tonk Moon 03:31
09. Girl Haggard 03:02
10. Real Man 05:03
11. Rosebud Blues 03:57
12. Tumblin Down 04:07
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[spoiler="Rockabilly Filly (1995) 35:49"]
01. Crazy Mixed Emotions 02:51
02. Blues Keep Callin' 02:47
03. His Rockin' Little Angel 02:33
04. Wrong Side of His Heart 02:20
05. Boxcars 05:18
06. Poor Girl's Town 02:38
07. Hard Times 02:09
08. Stranger 02:28
09. Walking Dream 02:13
10. You Tear Me Up 02:12
11. Bop Street 02:30
12. Rock Your Baby 02:49
13. Don't Let Our Love Die 02:53
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[spoiler="A Honky Tonk Reprise (1996) 48:15"]
01. Crying over You 03:50
02. Midnight to Moonlight 03:50
03. Lovin' in Vain 02:10
04. God May Forgive You (But I Won't) 03:01
05. Heart Beats to a Different Drum 02:17
06. Blue Side of Town 03:42
07. Somebody Loses, Somebody Wins 02:27
08. Heartbreak Train 03:06
09. Turn Around 02:47
10. I Gotta Know 02:35
11. The End of the World 03:07
12. Truck Driver's Blues 02:52
13. One Track Memory 03:08
14. He Cares 03:21
15. Woman Walk Out the Door 03:22
16. I'm Walkin' 02:30
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[spoiler="A Little Bit Of Heartache (with Ray Campi) (1997) 45:02"]
01. This Song Is Just For You 03:07
02. Separate Ways 02:02
03. Where Honky Tonk Angels Spread Their Wings 03:21
04. The Train Kept A-Rollin' 02:19
05. All I Have To Do Is Dream 02:13
06. I'm Gonna Wear The Pants 02:46
07. Bandera Highway 04:46
08. There Ain't A Cow In Texas 02:31
09. A Little Bit Of Heartache 01:51
10. Eighteen Wheels 03:07
11. If Teardrops Were Pennies 02:45
12. Joe And Ole Merle 02:08
13. My Baby's A Doin' Alright 02:40
14. Living On Love 02:17
15. Crazy 04:08
16. Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello 02:53
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[spoiler="Dance Hall Dreams (1999) 38:46"]
01. Little Bit More 02:26
02. We'll Survive 03:04
03. Tremolo 02:41
04. Who's Gonna Fix It Now 03:31
05. Funnel of Love 02:35
06. From Where I Stand 03:29
07. Bring It On 03:09
08. The Man Downstairs 04:34
09. '59 Tweedle Dee 03:25
10. This Ol' Honky Tonk 03:32
11. It Came from Memphis 04:49
12. Dance Hall Dreams 01:24
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[spoiler="Speed Of Sound (2001) 39:05"]
01. Rock-A-Bye Boogie 04:12
02. Don't Know If I'm Comin' Or Goin' 03:33
03. Hot Dog 03:06
04. Devil Love 04:23
05. Don't Take It Away 04:10
06. Speed Of Sound 04:40
07. Somebody's Someone 04:12
08. Somewhere Down The Line 04:03
09. I Push Right Over 02:55
10. Country Boy 03:46
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[spoiler="Christmasville (2005) 37:09"]
01. Little Saint Nick 03:23
02. Christmas Every Day 03:03
03. Blue Christmas 03:59
04. Christmas on West Mistletoe 02:53
05. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies 03:17
06. Christmasville 01:52
07. Secret Santa 05:04
08. My Christmas Tree Is Hung with Tears 03:40
09. Run Run Rudolph 03:05
10. Watcha Waitin' for Christmas 03:07
11. Happy Christmas (War Is Over) 03:42
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[spoiler="Girl Of The Century (with The Pine Valley Cosmonauts) (2009) 37:29"]
01. Chauffeur 02:38
02. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' 02:17
03. Halfway Home 03:25
04. I Ain't Got You 02:12
05. Dark Enough At Midnight 05:08
06. Little Bells 03:25
07. Get Rhythm 02:25
08. Last Song 04:47
09. You're The One 02:45
10. This Cat's In The Doghouse 02:39
11. Whose Gonna Take Your Garbage Out 02:13
12. Girl Of The Century 03:29
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[spoiler="Working Girl's Guitar (2012) 33:18"]
01. Working Girl's Guitar 03:59
02. Little But I'm Loud 03:35
03. Yeah, Yeah 05:47
04. Surf Demon #5 03:37
05. Drugstore Rock 'n' Roll 02:53
06. Love Must Have Passed Me By 02:56
07. Too Much 02:58
08. If (I Could Be With You) 03:07
09. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 04:22
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[spoiler="О Рози Флорес"]
Alternative country meets the rockabilly revival meets California guitar virtuosity in the music of Rosie Flores. Since the late '70s, guitarist, singer, and songwriter Rosie Flores has been an important figure on the alternative country scene in both Austin, TX, and Los Angeles. She's a hard-working, independently minded artist who's well-respected for her gritty, energetic vocals and fiery guitar solos.

A native of San Antonio, Flores moved to San Diego with her family when she was 12. Her family encouraged her singing and guitar playing, and as a girl she soaked up the sounds of southern California -- surf guitar, country and country-rock, blues, and rockabilly-flavored garage rock. By the time she was in her teens, Flores was playing in a band called Penelope's Children. During the first explosion of punk rock in the late '70s Flores formed Rosie & the Screamers, an otherwise all-male band that played hard country and rockabilly material, much of it written by Flores herself. She worked as a solo acoustic artist for a time but then formed an all-female punk band, the Screaming Sirens, who recorded the album Fiesta in 1984.

In 1987 Flores recorded her first solo album, Rosie Flores, produced by Pete Anderson (Dwight Yoakam's producer and guitarist) and released by Warner Bros.. The album gained critical acclaim, and among music-industry folk a Flores concert remains a strong draw to this day. But it was only modestly successful commercially, and Flores was dropped by Warner Bros.. She signed with the California independent label Hightone and in 1992 she released her second solo album, After the Farm, followed by Once More with Feeling a year later. These albums featured original songs by Flores, her own sharp guitar leads, and crackerjack session work from a variety of Los Angeles veterans. Flores then spent the better part of 1994 playing lead guitar in Butch Hancock's band.

In 1995 Flores recorded Rockabilly Filly, a spirited tribute to the music she grew up with. The album featured duets with her longtime idols Wanda Jackson and Janis Martin, both of whom Flores brought out of retirement for the project. The album led to a cross-country tour with Jackson, who hadn't played in nightclubs in over 20 years. In 1997, Rounder re-released her Warner Bros. debut along with six new bonus tracks under the title Honky Tonk Reprise, helping to sustain the momentum of her career. That same year, the Austin label Watermelon released her duet project with Ray Campi, entitled A Little Bit of Heartache. In the late '90s, Flores moved to the folk-oriented Massachusetts label Rounder, pushing the stylistic mix of her music slightly in the direction of rockabilly but not really changing course. The 1999 live album Dance Hall Dreams was recorded at a San Antonio country club and featured several of the top session players Flores has always been able to attract, among them Texas steel guitar stalwart Cyndi Cashdollar. Flores released Speed of Sound on the Eminent label two years later, offering yet more original songs as well as a scorching cover of Buck Owens' rockabilly classic "Hot Dog." Flores offered her fans an intimate perspective on her music with the solo acoustic live set Single Rose in 2004, and an album of country- and rockabilly-styled holiday favorites, Christmasville, followed in 2005. After a short hiatus, in 2009, Flores celebrated over two decades of recording with Girl of the Century, an album recorded with the Mekons' John Langford and the Pine Valley Cosmonauts for Bloodshot Records. Prolifically creative, Rosie Flores deserves to be numbered among the creators of the alternative country movement. Her career, never really flagging, has outlasted those of a host of other acts in that fast-moving genre.

(c) James Manheim

allmusic.com
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