Randy Meisner's second self-titled album, usually referred to as Randy Meisner (1982) to distinguish it from its 1978 predecessor, is a gorgeous country-rock production with a hard electric edge in all the right places and soaring melodies throughout -- all worthy of a founding member of Poco and an original member of the Eagles. The guest players include Heart's Ann Wilson on one duet vocal and Nancy Wilson on backing vocals elsewhere, and the Tower of Power horns. Meisner is...   [ read more ]

CD $15.18

Trail of Memories: The Randy Travis Anthology is a welcome, needed addition to his catalog. Although he's had hits collections before, nothing has come close to offering as much music as this two-disc, 44-track collection, nor has anything else made as strong a case for his musical accomplishments -- in this light, he truly sounds like the heir to such classic country singles as Merle Haggard, Lefty Frizzell, and George Jones. Part of the reason that might not have been apparent to some list...   [ read more ]

CD $30.38

'Reflecting the same '60s {hard rock} and '70s punk of MC5 and the Clash, this effort features rare and previously unreleased tracks. The opening Cheater sounds like an impressionable Hives with a great amount of intensity and verve. A manic I Don't Wanna Work comes off in the vein of an early Radio Birdman. Packing an ample amount of punk guitar, the songs are hard-rockers but also will reduce the listener to singing along with each chorus. Both Stepping Out and Addicts of Communication are great tracks ...   [ read more ]

MP3 $6.30

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