Alibi [CD-single] [Import]

Alibi [CD-single] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Original Version

2. Radio Remix

3. Club Remix ( Ft. Mc Rene)

4. Club Remix ( Ft. Ll)

5. Force One Remix

6. Arab Mix ( Ft. Mc Rene)

7. Arab Mix ( Ft. Ll)

Tracks:

Only Game in Town
All Around
Tall Treasures
1960
And Forever
Foolin'
All Night
No Fortune
All My Life
One Morning
High in the City
Survival
Might Be Your Love
Catch That Train
You Could've Been the One
I Don't Believe in Miracles
I Do Believe in You
Hangover
Right Back to Me
Valentine
One in a Million

Album Description

Digitally remastered two-fer featuring two albums from America, their first albums as a duo after the departure of Dan Peek. 1979's Silent Letter was the last that George Martin produced for them, while 1980's Alibi showed the band edging towards a slick adult contemporary sound. 22 tracks total. Comes housed in a slipcase with new liner notes. BGO. 2006.

Album Details

2006 Digitally Remastered Edition that Combines the Contents of Two Original LPs on to a Single Compact Disc. These Are the First Two Albums the Rejuvenated Duo of Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley Recorded for Capitol Records after Many Years on Warner Brothers (Dan Peek Left to Become a Christian Recording Artist).

Customer Reviews:

Very good for America fans.......2007-06-10

It's nice having these lesser known America albums available on CD, my only beef is it doesn't include (I'm sure for time) the Alibi track "Coastline", one of my favorites from the LP which I still fortunately own. Having said that, it is a good package for America fans.

A nice package.......2007-02-17

This is a nice collection of two of America's lesser known albums, 1979's "Silent Letter" and 1980's "Alibi". Neither album was a hit in the US but they are not bad.

"Silent Letter" was America's last collaboration with legendary Beatles producer George Martin. It produced a few minor hits: "Only Game in Town", "All My Life", and "All Around."

While "Alibi" went vertually unnoticed in the US, it was a big hit overseas. "Survival" was a number 1 hit in Europe and it contains one of my favorite America rockers "Valentine".

This is not a bad collection to have if you do not already own the individual CDs.

America cd.......2007-02-12

Great to have both of these albums on one cd,especially since no one seemed to have "Alibi" available since vinyl or cassette.

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Her best!

Alibi
Maria Bethânia
Manufacturer: Polygram Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Chico Buarque & Maria Bethania
Mel
Brasileirinho
Ambar

ASIN: B00000477V
Release Date: 2002-09-18

Tracks:

Diamante Verdadeiro
Alibi
O Meu Amor-Participacao De Alcione
A Voz De Uma Pessoa Vitoriosa
Ronda
Explode Coracao
Negue
Sonho Meu-Participacao De Gal Costa
De Todas As Maneiras
Calice
Interior

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Her best!.......2002-01-05

This is Bethania's great masterpiece, and the album that made her a superstar. One of her most successful releases -- both aesthetically and commercially. Soft, romantic jazz-pop balladry with tasteful and effectively understated keyboard-and-string arrangements throughout -- it's slick, but in a very good way. This is as good as her torch song style gets, and the album still holds up very well. Features a haunting version of Chico Buarque's "Calice," as well as the transcendently sweet duet with Gal Costa, "Sonho Meu."

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Adrian Vandenberg - guitarist extraordinaire
Very solid record

Alibi
Vandenberg
Manufacturer: Wounded Bird Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Heading for a Storm
Vandenberg
Different Worlds: The Definitive Vandenberg (2CD)
Rough Cutt/Rough Cutt Wants You!
The Big Prize

ASIN: B000060O2B
Release Date: 2002-02-19

Tracks:

All The Way
Pedal To The Metal
Once In A Lifetime
Voodoo
Dressed To Kill
Fighting Aginst The World
How Long
Prelude Mortale
Alibi
Kamikaze

Album Description

Wounded Bird Records reissue of 1985 album, their third release and features the intense lead guitar work of Adrian.

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Adrian Vandenberg - guitarist extraordinaire.......2006-03-07

Vandenberg's third and final release came out in 1986. This guy belongs in the same class as guitarists like Tony MacAlpine, Vinnie Moore and Micheal Schenker. Metal guitar with classical overtones - he is great.

One of my favorite ballads of all time is "How Long" from this release. Great bass accompaniment with the slow guitar sounds - it amazes me that this was never released as a single as I'm sure it would have been a huge hit.

The other ballad here is "Once In A Lifetime" that is also excellent. I'm sure Adrian Vandenberg probably got a higher paying gig with Whitesnake in the late 1980's, but I wish he had continued to write things like this - I really miss him.

This album is a good listen from start to finish. The all out rockers are "Dressed To Kill", "Fighting Against The World", and the incredible instrumental "Kamikaze". Vandenberg's fret work on "Kamikaze" make this a must-buy along with the ballads.

"Prelude Mortale" is a short instrumental of classical acoustic guitar. Put this one in the same league and Edward Van Halen's "Spanish Fly" from VAN HALEN II.

The rest of this straight ahead hard rock. I had this on cassette back in 1985 and it had not been available on CD's until Wounded Bird Records re-released this 80's gem a few years ago, with Vandenberg's other two albums. Can't tell you how delighted I was to see this again. If you see this at a good price, grab it - you never know when it will be unavailable again.

Very solid record.......2004-04-04

First of all, it's nice to see this great record from 1985 re-issued. The ridiculous import prices made me say "alleluia" when Wounded Bird re-issued it several years ago. (By the way, I purchased it from Wounded Bird for about $10.99 if I recall correctly).

This is Vandenberg's third and final studio disc. The production is pretty clear and the instruments and vocals balance well. The songs retain a strong flavor similar to those on "Heading for a Storm". Standout tracks are the uptempo tracks "Voodoo" and "Fighting Against the World". "All The Way" and "Pedal to the Metal" kick off the disc in a rockin' fashion.

Another highlight is "Prelude Mortale" which leads into "Alibi". "Prelude" is a solo classical piece from Adrian and it's terrific. Apparently, Adrian's mom loves his classical guitar playing, so he always tried to put at least piece on Vandenberg's records. "Alibi" is a truly catchy tune with a hooky chorus.

Tracks:

How Can I Be Sure?
Man In The Station
Up From The Skies
Inspired Insanity
People Make The World Go Round
Shadowville
Strangers Now
More Than You'll Ever Know
Over By Allenby
More Than I Can Bear
He's A Runner
Wailing Wall

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For singer Claire Martin, 1999's Take My Heart signaled a major shift in direction, as she moved from the world of standards and acoustic jazz to pop songs and production values. Perfect Alibi proceeds further in the transformation of Martin from jazz singer to mainstream pop artist, but her exceptional voice is still impressive, with its subtle blend of transparency and rich harmonics and her sense of a lyric's secret recesses. Producer and engineer Paul Stacey and fellow multi-instrumentalist Charlotte Glasson provided the arrangements, Stacey's for a small group with his own guitars, electric bass, and keyboards, and Glasson for tracks with a mini-orchestra of strings and winds. The overdubbing--Glasson plays viola, flute, and baritone on "How Can I Be Sure?"--rules out the interaction that fueled Martin's early CDs. The songs come from writers as varied as Laura Nyro, John Martyn, and Todd Rundgren, but it's more a matter of what catches Martin's imagination than any innate qualities that determine the results. Jimi Hendrix's "Up from the Skies" never suggests a rationale, but Al Kooper's "More Than You'll Ever Know" is a soulful success. "People Make the World Go Round" is superb pop, with Martin's breathy alto an emotional reservoir amidst the light pop of the background. There's a resonant depth to Martin's voice, an ineffable quality that lends an elegiac depth to some of these songs, often making them utterly different from their original recordings. --Stuart Broomer

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Mellow pop-jazz album full of quality.......2003-08-09

Claire's roots are in jazz, but this album is further from her jazz roots than anything else she has recorded so far. I love her jazz music, but this album gives Claire a chance to show that she can mix jazz with pop and soul.

The opening track, How can I be sure, was an American hit for the Rascals but a British hit for Dusty Springfield and it likely that Claire (a Brit) was inspired by Dusty's version. On an album such as this, it is surprising to find a Jimi Hendrix cover (Up from the skies) but I think Claire's interpretation of the song is wonderful. There are at least a couple of original songs (Strangers now, Over by Allenby) and several covers of generally obscure material, but the whole album flows well and sets its own mood.

This is a brilliant album - Claire has never done anything else - but with all the different influences, it is more accessible to pop music fans than her other albums. Jazz fans must make up their own minds about this album (most will enjoy it anyway), but Claire's best ever album is her 2002 release Too darn hot, which is a real treat for jazz fans.

ANOTHER WINNER.......2003-06-29

Another great release from this smooth and smokey jazz singer...this time Claire is moving in a different direction fusing pop and soul with a jazz feel...and what a lot of feeling she puts into it...People Make The World Go Round simply SIZZLES with a slow groovy jazz vibe...u will not be dissapointed

Pure Pop for Now People !.......2001-10-19

What a tremendous surprise this disc was! Having only been vaguely familiar with Ms. Martin's previous work I had no real expectations...but upon listening to this cd at the local record (cd) store I didn't hesitate to have my very own copy. Why? I'm glad you asked!

Where to begin? For starters... any cd that starts off with a wonderful rendition of the Rascals "How Can I Be Sure" is certainly a big hit with me already! A truly marvelous song she handles it very well and for that she receives kudos. The rest of the journey is equally enjoyable with songs written by Todd Rundgren,Lauro Nyro and best of all the Spinners,"People Make the World Go Round" a song that still has relevance today.Add to the mix a Jimi Hendrix tune and you may be able to tell that, in this case, variety truly is the "spice of life."

Taken as a whole this cd sounds as though everyone was truly enjoying themselves and it comes across to the listener. I must say that any singer who enjoys taking material perhaps not so well known and making it her own is someone I have a certain degree of repect for...at least musically. By tackling these songs Claire has certainly earned my respect for her efforts. No, not ground-breaking music here, just a disc made up of wonderful "pop" songs, lovingly crafted and impeccably sung!

Tracks:

Alibi [Live from Hammersmith Apollo]
Long Gone Now
Sacred Ground
Alibi [Directors Cut Version]

Album Details

Taken from the Album "Life in Slow Motion". Includes Exclusive B-side Tracks.

Customer Reviews:

Great Stuff!!.......2007-02-19

"Alibi, Pt 2" is a great CD and shows Grays new writing level. It's a song that takes it's time to set the mood before exploding with Grays natural passion. The first track is a live version of "Alibi" done flawlessly. I bought it for the excellent bonus tracks like "Long Gone Now" and "Sacred Ground". I know enough to expect nothing but perfection from Mr. Gray and have yet to be disappointed. They are full of all the emotion felt through out the "Life in Slow Motion" album and should and could have easily fit on the studio album.
The last bonus is a directors cut of the "Alibi" video. It's amazing and goes perfectly with the emotion of Grays writing. It's full of the great stuff that should be on a bonus disc and a must for lovers of great music.

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High energy Afro-Cuban-Jazz-Funk-what-else fusion.

Live
The Motet
Manufacturer: Harmonized
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ASIN: B00015HVHY
Release Date: 2002-07-30

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High energy Afro-Cuban-Jazz-Funk-what-else fusion........2004-08-10

The Motet quickly became one of the most popular bands in Colorado, and their popularity is now growing nationwide. Basically, you have a lot of talented musicians combined with a unique edge. That being a very powerful percussion base. Although their style seems to change every other month, and with every new release (now 3 studio albums plus this live album), the percussion base and jazz influences are always present. This album also features some singing by their former lead singer, Jans Ingber. Also has some Lara Maykovich (http://www.aphrodesia.org/index.htm) on some of the background vocals. Very high energy band whose sound is difficult to classify.

An Ennio Morricone Anthology: All Music Composed & Conducted By Ennio Morricone - From The EMI General Music Vaults

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Remembering Past Enchantments And Past Ills
Delightful scores from Ennio Morricone

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ASIN: B000000PIZ
Release Date: 1995-09-19

Tracks:

The Lady Caliph
Women at the River
Without Apparent Motive
Night Search
A Friend
The Ballad of Hank McCain
Rosemary
God With Us
What Am I Doing?
Like Maddalena
Moscow Farewell
Amusing Diversion
End Credits
A Neighborhood Song
The Wind, The Shout
My Name Is Nobody
March in F
The Unholy Three
Dedication
Belinda May
Lullaby in Blue
Companeros

Tracks:

Slalom
Sestriere
Viva la revolucion
Chi mai
A Far Away Italy
To Forget Palermo
Three Columns on Front Page
The Lamb is Going to Die?
Song of Nostalgia
This Kind of Love
To the People of Parma
A Little Bitter Irony
Place of Spain
Reason, Heart, Love
Veruschka
The Cousin
The Hellbenders
To Serenity
The Venetian Woman
Western?
Theme for a Woman Alone
Castles in Scotland
The Outsider

Customer Reviews:

Remembering Past Enchantments And Past Ills.......2004-06-07

Few composers outside of the classical canon have expressed the ineffable as beautifully as Ennio Morricone. The Italian Morricone, who has written scores of wildly varying quality for over 400 films, came to international prominence with and is still best - known in America for his "Spaghetti Western" scores of several classic Sergio Leone films of the Sixties, such as A Fistful of Dollars (1964), The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly (1966), and Once Upon A Time In The West (1969).

With the Leone scores, Morricone created musical pieces structured like complex mathematical equations, many of which were suffused with a driving, hypnotic, and archetypal power. In fact, the soundtrack for The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly was so dramatically dynamic that it thoroughly outstripped the finished film in terms of imaginative potential. Only with Once Upon A Time In The West did Leone create a film well crafted and realized enough to match Morricone's entrancing, playful, and occasionally perditious score. Similarly, Dario Argento's The Bird With The Crystal Plumage (1969) almost completely failed to utilize Morricone's contribution, the best portions of which were heard only dimly and sporadically in the finished film. Leone's late masterpiece, Once Upon A Time In America (1984), two - thirds a perfect film, also failed to fully rise to the occasion of Morricone's simultaneously poignant, wistful, and wonderfully exuberant score.

Today, Morricone's work is available on literally hundreds of soundtracks and soundtrack compilations dedicated to the composer, very few of which are entirely satisfying. An Ennio Morricone Anthology (1995), which contains 45 tracks from 39 films produced in Italy from 1965 onward, perpetuates this frustrating tradition.

Of the 45 tracks, about a third represent Morricone realizing or approaching the height of his talent, another third are fairly interesting but ultimately repetitious and self-cannibalizing, and the final third, which may have worked reasonably well within the context of the films they were written for, never rise above the status of shrill, discordant, and bellowing kitsch (several attempt a Henry Mancini - like levity and fall flat). In fact, there is a great deal of healthy, raw, and leveling vulgarity even in some of Morricone's most famous compositions, such as "Le Vent, Le Cri" from 1981's The Professional and "Chi Mai" from 1971's Maddalena, both of which are included.

Those seeking haunting compositions on the scale of "L'Estasi Dell 'Oro" or "Il Triello" from The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly or "Poverty" from Once Upon A Time In America will be disappointed to find very few pieces approaching their caliber here, especially if already familiar with such well - known pieces such as "Moscow Farewell" from the 1987 film of the same name or the otherworldly "Il Gatto A Nove Code" from The Cat O' Nine Tails (1971).

As compositions of vastly different quality are interspersed amongst one another in dizzying array, many may find An Ennio Morricone Anthology virtually impossible to listen to from beginning to end without skipping tracks repeatedly. As a genius whose greatest compositions address both the immanent and the transcendent, both perdition and salvation, both the archaic and the modern, Morricone and his admirers deserve a more carefully selected and thoughtfully produced anthology than this haphazard collection offers.

Delightful scores from Ennio Morricone.......1998-12-19

Few composers in film music today are as greatly admired as Ennio Morricone whose scores for a wide range of screen fares and many Oscar nominations and wins have attracted the attention of fans all over the world. This compilation is one of the best and contains very fine original musics and rare tracks of this Italian composer.

Main Titles: 40 Motion Pictures, Volume One - Music Composed, Orchestrated And Conducted By Ennio Morricone, 1965-1995

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Main Titles: 40 Motion Pictures, Volume One - Music Composed, Orchestrated And Conducted By Ennio Morricone, 1965-1995

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Release Date: 1996-11-19

Tracks:

Slalom: Main Title
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Blood And Guns: Viva La Revolucion
L'Alibi: Una Fotografia
The Heart Of A Mother: Ricreazione Divertia
The Invisible Woman: Alla Serenita
The Nun From Monza: Main Title
Machine Gun McCain: La Ballata Di Hank McCain
The Lady Caliph: Main Title
The 5th Dawn: Lontano
Private Pictures Of A Lady: Main Title
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Maddalena: Chi Mai
The Poetry Of A Woman: Main Title
What Am I Doing In The Middle Of The Revolution?: Main Title
This Kind Of Love: Main Title
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Two Seasons Of Life: Main Title
The Children Who Are Asking Why: Main Title
Without Apparent Motive: Main Title
One Could Die Of Love: Main Title
My Name Is Nobody: Main Title
The Secret: Main Title

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The Infernal Trio: Main Title
The Cousin: Main Title
Around The World With The Lovers Of Peynet: Forse Basta
Who Saw Him Die?: Main Title
The Lady Bunker: Dedicace
The Professional: Le Vent, Le Cri
The Outsider: Main Title
The Resenter: Main Title
The Venetian Woman: Baci Dopo Il Tramonto
Farewell To Moscow: Main Title
The Neighborhood: Romanza Quartiere
Nuovo Cinema Paradiso: Main Title
A Time To Kill: Main Title
To Forget Palermo: Main Title
Three Columns On The Front Page: Main Title
Piazza Di Spagna: Main Title
The Night And The Moment: A Caccia Di Lei

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This double-disc treat covers Morricone's work from 1965 to 1995 and contains mostly never-before-released material from 40 different motion pictures, many of which demonstrate his quirkier side. Many are from less-known films like To Forget Palermo and What Am I Doing in the Middle of the Revolution? But there are also more famous tracks like the main titles to Cinema Paradiso and My Name Is Nobody as well as the haunting "Chi Mai" from Maddalena. Though best known for his much-imitated and oppressively cute spaghetti-Western themes, Morricone here demonstrates his much more intriguing romantic and melancholic sides. His title song to Farewell to Moscow is among his saddest and menacing works and, like several other selections, can be the preferred antidote to Prozac. --Joseph Lanza

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another great America effort
gerry great, dewey less so
Alibi for those early 80s
Very good
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Alibi
America
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ASIN: B00000AETE
Release Date: 1998-08-04

Tracks:

Survival
Might Be Your love
Catch That Train
You Could've Been The One
I Don't Believe In Miracles
I Do Believe In You
Hangover
Right Back To Me
Coastline
Valentine
One In A Million

Album Description

1980 album reissued with the original artwork & featuring Steve Lukather, Norton Buffalo, Timothy B. Schmit, and J.D. Souther as guests. 11 tracks, including 'You Could've Been The One' and 'I Don't Believe In Miracles'.

Customer Reviews:

another great America effort.......2006-01-16

I think this album has some great songs. Valentine is a great rocker song and while it is not a usual America melodic tune, it is still a great song. You could have been the one is a classic. This is a must for America lovers.

gerry great, dewey less so.......2005-02-04

This album is pretty unmemorable. Gerry is excellent as always with the fairly well known and melodic 'survival'. He handles 'don't believe in miracles' nicely. The best are his two songs near the end of the album. 'Coastline' sounds like it is influenced by the beach boys, and is beautiful. My fave song is the gorgeous melodic 'one in a million'. Lovely ballad.

The other covers are just plain boring and I usually skip them.

Dewey's songs tend to rock more here than any other album. 'Might be your love' has a nice verse, but the chorus is repetitive.
'Hangover' is rubbish and tries to rock but is just plain embarrassing. And 'valentine' is just unmelodic and just not America's style.

'Silent Letter' was way way better. This is among America's weaker efforts.

Alibi for those early 80s.......2004-07-03

This album helped me enjoy long days of study during those early '80s, when I started Engineering studies in Neuquen city, Patagonia Argentina. No doubt Alibi did hit my soul with America's own style.

Very good.......2003-09-04

A very good album that went unnoticed when it was released. Only their second studio album after Dan Peek left, Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley make up for the loss of Peek by recording several songs they did not write. It works very well. While none of the songs became even minor hits in the US, several songs were hits in other countries like Survival and Right Back To Me. Best songs include Catch That Train, I Do Believe In You, and Valentine (which I think may be America's best rocker). One thing that may have hurt the album was the cover. While it is very colorful, it tends to turn many people off. They also changed their standard America logo.

DECEPCIONADO.......2002-11-07

ESTE DISCO NO EL QUE YO ESPERABA.NO SE LE ACERCA A HOLIDAY ,HARBOUR O HEARTS.SUS CANCIONES SON ABURRIDAS Y MONOTONAS.UNA VERDADERA DECEPCION

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Bravo Mr. Gray. More Please!

Alibi, Pt. 1
David Gray
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ASIN: B000EHTO4C
Release Date: 2006-04-03

Tracks:

Alibi [Radio Edit]
Tracer

Album Details

Taken from the Album "Life in Slow Motion". Includes Exclusive Radio Edit and B-side Track.

Customer Reviews:

Bravo Mr. Gray. More Please!.......2007-02-19

"Alibi" is the first track off David Grays album "Life in Slow Motion" and a perfect example of his new level of writing skills. It takes it's time and sets the mood with the slow instumental intro then explodes with Grays emotional voice. You feel every ounce of angst in his voice from beginning to end. The bonus track "Tracer" is worth the price of the single alone. It's what made me buy it. I have heard David Gray say that he recorded a lot of songs for this album and this was just the tip of the iceburg. "Tracer" is a perfect follow up to "Alibi" and sounds like it may have been intended as a reprise. The first few words of "Tracer" are the last in "Alibi" so one could picture it possibly intended for ending the studio album. It quickly becomes its own song though and has as much passion as any other song on "Life in Slow Motion" The only drawback is that with all the extra recorded songs we hear of there should have been more as bonus tracks.

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