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Dubai $15.18 Billy Drummond’s third Criss Cross release takes a more adventurous approach than his previous two releases, as he enlisted the services of tenor saxophonists Chris Potter and Walt Weiskopf, frequent bass collaborator Peter Washington, and no one on piano to create a challenging program of standards and original compositions. Highlights include title track, with its insistent bassline and Elvin-inspired drumming, Weiskopf’s “Drum Head,” an Ornette-inspired tune that develops into a collective improvisation, Potter’s “Bananafish,” described by its composer as “an eleven-bar line with a calypso feel,” and the rarely heard “Mushi Mushi,” composed by tenor saxophonist Dewey Redman and recorded by the Keith Jarrett Quartet during the 1970s. Dubai is, to borrow the title of another Criss Cross release, a two-tenor winner. ~ Greg Turner, Rovi Performers: Billy Drummond – Cymbals, Drums; Peter Washington – Bass; Walt Weiskopf – Sax (Tenor) |
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A Night Out In Dubai $10.49 A Night Out In Dubai |
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El Resplandor:the Shining In Dubai $10.49 El Resplandor:the Shining In Dubai |
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Dubai Eklektic $27.19 Dubai Eklektic By Ravin and Nicholas Sechaud Grosvenor House A Luxury Collection Hotel Dubai This title is linked to the impressive Grosvenor House Hotel, which stands like a monolith, competing for space in the Dubai skyline. DJ Ravin, part of the Buddha Bar Old Guard, knows his trade well and cuts some fine licks. Nicholas Sechaud backs Ravin up on the second disc, and his heritage comes from working as DJ in the fashion houses. |
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76 Bad Loans $11.18 The Capitol Steps are in great form with these brilliant parodies from the early ’90s. With all of the colorful and often empty-headed politicians providing great ideas with their antics, the group was inspired to spoof the Beach Boys with “Fun, Fun, Fun ‘Til Teddy Puts His T-Shirt Away” (skewering the middle-aged Teddy Kennedy, who still was behaving like a college student on spring break); the Bee Gees with “Slipped Disco (Keep Him Alive),” mocking Dan Quayle waiting for the possibility of George Bush’s passing; muckraking author Kitty Kelley with “I Feel Petty”; the age-old drinking song transformed into a lampoon of Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates with “Roll Out the Daryl”; and the Congressionally guaranteed debts that floundered in “76 Bad Loans.” Unlike many of their later CDs, most of the tracks on this release were recorded in the studio instead of in front of audiences, except for the last two tracks, including the brilliant Dr. Seuss-inspired “Three Eggs and Ham.” ~ Ken Dryden, Rovi Performers: Emily Bell – Piano |
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Map of Dubai $8.95 This is a folded road and travel map of the commercial center of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. This map covers the city from Al Safa Park to the International Airport and from the Al Jaddaf Development to Port Rashid. It includes several insets showing the current coastal projects at a scale of 1200 000, the Al SufouhDubai Marina at 140,000 scale, a regional map showing from Abu Dhabi to Dubai at 1970,000 scale. The map distinguishes four levels of highways and road classifications, and includes icons for the following; Dubai Light Metro stations, above and below ground metro routes, pedestrian streets, parks and plazas, sports grounds, attractions and shopping streets, desert, markets, accommodations, museums, temples and monasteries, hiking and walking paths, shopping malls, bus terminals, and boat and ferry docks. |
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Om: Dubai $12.78 As one of the premiere vacation/entertainment/leisure destinations on the planet, Dubai is home to an ever-growing DJ culture/club scene. This CD teams up an Om artist (Andy Caldwell) who has toured Dubai along with that territory’s premiere DJ (Charl Chaka) – thereby fully representing Dubai. In the past ten years, Caldwell has performed as a DJ/musician in every major city on every continent. His signature production style is also recognized in the film and TV industries. Chaka wears the proverbial crown in Dubai when it comes to the deep/funk/jackin’ side of house, and has opened sets for DJ Sneak, Marshall Jefferson, Mark Farina, and Derrick Carter, to name a few. Performers: Eric Kupper – Keyboards; Flavio Cuva – Keyboards; Michele Chiavarini – Keyboards; Michelle Weeks – Vocals; Peter Lerner – Guitar |
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Night out in Dubai $27.99 Dubai the city of superlatives on the Arabian Gulf seduces all those who aim high, since it is here where the future is happening: Fantastic buildings, overwhelming luxury and the desire for more turn the Arabic hotspot into a world of experience that melts science fiction and Tales from a Thousand and One Nights to a unit. Accordingly, the clubs of the metropolis are just as demanding. Each club has its own personality and fascinates with breathtaking interiors and a lineup with the very best international DJs of house music. The suitable soundtrack for unforgettable nights in Dubai appears just in time when the club season starts- that is in fall, at the end of Ramadan- and it’s called A night out in Dubai. 2008. |
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Dubai Fashion District, Vol. 2 $22.92 2011 two CD collection, the second installment in the Dubai Fashion District series. The city of Dubai has become more and more an iconic centre for the development of the Arabic world of fashion, trends, and luxury, where the style is mixing together the influences of the Western world with the Middle Eastern ones. Cool Division. |
