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1.1 Mary Lee Kortes and Eric Ambel - No More1.2 The Chefs - I Can't Take It1.3 The Smokin' Novas (Featuring Andrew Hyra) - Shine on1.4 The Speaker Wars (Featuring Susmita Datta) - No Matter What (World Version)1.5 Sweet Lizzy Project - Perfection1.6 The Delevantes - Know One Knows1.7 Shelby Lynne - Day After Day1.8 Rob Bonfiglio - Lonely You1.9 Amanda Green - Name of the Game1.10 Fernando Perdomo - Savile Row1.11 Mary Lou Lord - Baby Blue1.12 Arlan Feiles - Walk Out in the Rain1.13 Tobin Sprout - Dear Father1.14 Nathalie Archangel - Blodwyn1.15 Electric Piquete - Matted Spam1.16 Balsamo Collins Riley - Keep Believing1.17 Timothy Laroque - I'm in Love1.18 Mary Karlzen - We're for the Dark2.1 Amy Allison - Apple of My Eye2.2 The Speaker Wars - No Matter What (Pop Version)2.3 Albert Castiglia Band (Featuring Mandy Marylane) - Piano Red2.4 Mic Harrison and the High Score - Meanwhile Back at the Ranch2.5 Wreckless Eric ; Amy Rigby - Midnight Caller2.6 Diane Ward - Lay Me Down2.7 Dennis Diken (- Dennis2.8 Melanie - Without You2.9 Elsten Torres - Take It All2.10 Nelson Bragg - Carry on Till Tomorrow2.11 Jim Camacho - They're Knocking Down Our Home2.12 Claudia Hoyser - Midnight Sun2.13 The Parlophonics - Song for a Lost Friend2.14 Life Boat - Crimson Ship2.15 Jolynn Daniel - I Miss You2.16 Ken Sharp - Just a Chance2.17 Voice in Fashion - Timeless |
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 | Description: | Y&T Music is proud to announce the release of a special tribute album, "Shine On: A Tribute to Pete Ham, featuring 35 new recordings of songs written by the legendary founding member of the British rock band, Badfinger. All net profits will go to Mental Health America of Southeast Florida, the wonderful organization that is doing very important work in the field of mental health care and suicide prevention. The musicians who've come together to salute this lost genius chose the songs they wanted to cover, as Pete Ham, along with the legacy of Badfinger, continues to move and inspire every generation. "The more I learned about Badfinger," says longtime Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers drummer Stan Lynch, who contributed to three of the Shine On tracks, "the more upset it made me, because they were so rich with promise. It's not just a cautionary tale - it's truly heartbreaking." As part of the Speaker Wars, with vocalist Jon Christopher Davis, Lynch turns "No Matter What" - Badfinger's power pop anthem - into a gently swaying, country-rocking declaration of devotion. A second version of the song, with Davis and Indian vocalist Susmita Datta, re-imagines it as a psychedelic Hindustani dream. With ex-Georgia Satellite Dan Baird, Lynch put together The Chefs; the band contributed a raucous rave-up version of "I Can't Take It," one of the few full-tilt rave-ups in the Ham catalog."That stuff was so infectious and fabulous, so obviously good," Lynch says. "I never saw them live, but at the time when you heard those songs, you knew they were a cut above. The vocals were just so emotional. They weren't showbiz. 'Day After Day' ripped my heart out." That song, perhaps Pete's most indelible gift to the world, is interpreted on Shine On by singer-songwriter Shelby Lynne, who masterfully found the emotional core and gave it a searing soulfulness that brings to mind nothing less than the legendary Dusty Springfield. That sort of inside-out happens time and again on this collection, from the sweet heartbreak of Mary Lou Lord's bared-nerves take on "Baby Blue" to Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby's spellbinding "Midnight Caller," from Melanie's heartbroken "Without You" (written by Pete with his Badfinger bandmate Tom Evans) to the love-has-no-limits rendition of "We're For the Dark" by Mary Karlzen. Each of the artists on Shine On - a true labor of love - would agree. We are all the better for however briefly sharing the planet with him. - A TRIBUTE TO PETE HAM (BADFINGER)Y&T Music is proud to announce the release of a special tribute album, "Shine On: A Tribute to Pete Ham, featuring 35 new recordings of songs written by the legendary founding member of the British rock band, Badfinger. All net profits will go to Mental Health America of Southeast Florida, the wonderful organization that is doing very important work in the field of mental health care and suicide prevention. The musicians who've come together to salute this lost genius chose the songs they wanted to cover, as Pete Ham, along with the legacy of Badfinger, continues to move and inspire every generation. "The more I learned about Badfinger," says longtime Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers drummer Stan Lynch, who contributed to three of the Shine On tracks, "the more upset it made me, because they were so rich with promise. It's not just a cautionary tale - it's truly heartbreaking." As part of the Speaker Wars, with vocalist Jon Christopher Davis, Lynch turns "No Matter What" - Badfinger's power pop anthem - into a gently swaying, country-rocking declaration of devotion. A second version of the song, with Davis and Indian vocalist Susmita Datta, re-imagines it as a psychedelic Hindustani dream. With ex-Georgia Satellite Dan Baird, Lynch put together The Chefs; the band contributed a raucous rave-up version of "I Can't Take It," one of the few full-tilt rave-ups in the Ham catalog."That stuff was so infectious and fabulous, so obviously good," Lynch says. "I never saw them live, but at the time when you heard those songs, you knew they were a cut above. The vocals were just so emotional. They weren't showbiz. 'Day After Day' ripped my heart out." That song, perhaps Pete's most indelible gift to the world, is interpreted on Shine On by singer-songwriter Shelby Lynne, who masterfully found the emotional core and gave it a searing soulfulness that brings to mind nothing less than the legendary Dusty Springfield. That sort of inside-out happens time and again on this collection, from the sweet heartbreak of Mary Lou Lord's bared-nerves take on "Baby Blue" to Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby's spellbinding "Midnight Caller," from Melanie's heartbroken "Without You" (written by Pete with his Badfinger bandmate Tom Evans) to the love-has-no-limits rendition of "We're For the Dark" by Mary Karlzen. Each of the artists on Shine On - a true labor of love - would agree. We are all the better for however briefly sharing the planet with him."Shine On: A Tribute To Pete Ham / Various" is a remarkable CD compilation released by y&t Music, dedicated to celebrating the enduring legacy of Pete Ham, the legendary songwriter and founding member of Badfinger. This tribute album brings together an eclectic mix of artists who reinterpret Ham?s most beloved works, capturing his melodic genius and emotional depth across genres such as pop-rock, power pop, and classic rock. Each track offers a fresh perspective on timeless songs like "Baby Blue," "Day After Day," and "Without You," highlighting both the versatility of Ham's songwriting and the reverence held for him within the music community. The stylistic diversity ensures that listeners experience both nostalgia and discovery with every listen.
y&t Music is renowned for its commitment to preserving musical heritage through high-quality releases that honor influential artists from various eras. Their dedication to curating unique compilations has earned them respect among collectors and music enthusiasts alike. |  | No. of tracks: |
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