BTW you can download all of James Hardway's albums on www.emusic.com
I think at the moment you can get a free one month subscription. It's free
and emusic pays royalties to the artists (no guilty Napster-feelings)
Make sure you cancel if you don't want to start paying for another month
though $14.99. I forgot- (and now they've stung me for 3 months!!)
Mind you its been worth it. Today I've downloaded the whole of DJ Vadim -
Headz Ain't Ready and the Two Banks Of Four album.
They also have a lot of Nuphonic, Glasgow Underground, Ubiquity, some V
Records, Groove Armada's first LP. I have to say I reckon I've had $14.99
worth (if if i didn't get a shiny plastic case, artwork and inlay!!!).
Also while I'm on my pay-for-download crusade :) - I have to mention
www.crunch.co.uk
Some excellent stuff and good info content too - only 99p a track. (though a
lot of it you can now get on emusic - I think they've got some sort of
affiliation... )
----- Original Message -----
From: Aregood, Michael <maregood@comcastpc.com>
To: Acid Jazz List <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 5:56 PM
Subject: James Hardway (was) Nu-Jazz/Brazilian Suggestions
> No as far as i can remember he's always been on the jazz tip. Check the
> "Deeper, Wider, Smoother" LP from 96'(?). All in a drum and bass vein. I
> usually buy everything i see from him but i haven't stumbled upon Moors
and
> Christians. Damn, this has been out for a bit hasn't it? If you happen to
> have seen it online somewhere (vinyl) give a heads up... thanks.
>
> aRgo
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Velanche Stewart [mailto:vstewart@calpoly.edu]
> Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 12:14 PM
> To: byoung01@charter.net; Acid Jazz List
> Subject: Re: Nu-Jazz/Brazilian Suggestions (was) Re: On the Latin tip. .
> .
>
>
>
> Likewise. We've played "Bossacucanova" on my radio show last month. I
> also listened to the full-length at home, and it burns quite nicely.
>
> Regarding James Hardway--I'm unfamiliar with his previous works up to
> now. If his sounds were very techno-like before, I don't really detect
> much of that on his new album "Moors and Christians." There's some great
> musicians from London and Cuba that permeates the tracks, and the album
> just resonantes such sounds quite well. It's worth investigating.
>
>
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