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Artist: Herb Alpert & Lani Hall Title: Anything Goes: Live Year Of Release: 2009 Label: Concord Jazz Genre: Jazz Quality: FLAC (image + .cue, log, scans) / MP3 Total Time: 01:02:27 Total Size: 391 MB / 142 MB Tracklist: 01. Fascinating Rhythm 4:14] 02. Pararaio 5:47] 03. The Trolley Song 3:48] 04. That Old Black Magic 4:42] 05. Dinorah/Morning 6:29] 06. It's Only a Paper Moon 1:57] 07. Let's Face the Music and Dance 5:15] 08. Morning Coffee 3:25] 09. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face 3:50] 10. Who Are You? 4:31] 11. Besame Mucho 4:44] 12. Anything Goes 3:35] 13. I've Got You Under My Skin 4:26] 14. Laura [5:41] Herb Alpert had never really embraced his inner jazzman over the course of an entire album before; the closest he came was 1992's Midnight Sun, ultimately a highly controlled cocoon of a recording. But this, at long last, is it, and it represents a string of firsts for the protean trumpeter -- his first truly straight-ahead jazz project, his first all-new album of any kind in ten years, his first complete album with his wife, singer Lani Hall (who gets co-billing), and his first released by a label which he did not co-own. The concept grew out of a series of live dates that he and Hall played in various cities, from which these tracks were assembled. Despite some apparent lightly applied overdubs, it remains an intimate small group album of mostly standards, the kind of thing one might run across at Vibrato -- Alpert's jazz club in the hills above Los Angeles. Hall appears in tandem with Alpert on nine of the 14 tracks -- with Alpert taking five for himself -- which guarantees an additional unique layer of intimacy as Alpert wraps his pithy horn lovingly around Hall's voice. Hall has kept her Portuguese in gear, doing well by Ivan Lins' "Dinorah, Dinorah" and the rapid-fire syllables of "Para-Raio." She adopts a dark, dusky tone on "That Old Black Magic," and for "Let's Face the Music And Dance," she takes on an air of desperation, focusing on the words, "there may be trouble ahead." Still in good shape in his seventies, Alpert retains the marcato bravado of the Tijuana Brass days and the more recent, terse, moody, muted tones of a Miles acolyte; in "It's Only a Paper Moon," these two personas go mano a mano rather humorously. "The Trolley Song," done at an unusually lazy, loping pace by the Tijuana Brass more than four decades before, is taken at a more traditionally quick, Latin-accented tempo here, and this is the third time around for "I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face" -- now a casual vocal showcase for Alpert with a witty coda that sneaks in a horn lick from "This Guy's in Love with You." The adept backup trio of Bill Cantos on keyboards -- who comes up with a few nifty quotes himself -- Hussain Jiffry on electric bass, and Michael Shapiro on drums and Latin percussion goes down agreeably. This is a classy, welcome return to album-making for Alpert, and a good fit for Concord's adult-oriented roster. -- Richard S. Ginell http://rapidgator.net/file/4452731704a93a8be6e92593a5551d98/AGOL.rar.html http://ssh.tf/ESi22CNs0/AGOL.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/7392a73b0754b47ab8291fc71e2f6786/AGOL320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/idp2G7bG0/AGOL320.rar

Artist: 9 Lazy 9 Title: The Herb Year Of Release: 1995 Label: Shadow Records Genre: Breaks, Future Jazz, Downtempo Quality: FLAC Total Time: 65:40 Total Size: 381 MB Tracklist: 01. 5 am (5:24) 02. Black Jesus (5:01) 03. All Aboard (3:05) 04. Summer (3:55) 05. The Herb (5:13) 06. Brothers of the Red (4:59) 07. Take 9 (5:47) 08. Bad Boy (4:08) 09. Not Nice (4:53) 10. Electric Lazyland (5:46) 11. Checking on You (3:47) 12. No. 2 (4:45) 13. Smoke It Sometime (5:24) 14. Rainy Saturday (3:34) http://rapidgator.net/file/0f809443f78224b522b111f1cb1225ec/The_Herb.rar.html http://ssh.tf/p4zAmrMwv/The_Herb.rar https://bytewhale.com/pkd0kqg3m5r3/The_Herb.rar

Herb Silverman - Candidate Without a Prayer: An Autobiography of a Jewish Atheist in the Bible Belt Unabridged AudioBook | 2012 | Genre: Pol/Soc/Relig | English | ISBN-13: 978-0984493289 | MP3 64Kb | 385.65 MB Foreword by Richard Dawkins] In this deeply revealing and engaging autobiography, Herb Silverman tells his iconoclastic life story. He takes the reader from his childhood as an Orthodox Jew in Philadelphia, where he stopped fasting on Yom Kippur to test God's existence, to his adult life in the heart of the Bible Belt, where he became a legendary figure within America's secular activist community and remains one of its most beloved leaders. Never one to shy from controversy, Silverman relates many of his high-profile battles with the Religious Right, including his decision to run for governor of South Carolina to challenge the state's constitutional provision that prohibited atheists from holding public office. This book offers an intimate portrait of a central player in today's increasingly heated culture wars. It will be sure to charm both believers and non-believers alike, and will lead all those who care about the separation of church and state to give thanks. Download Link http://rapidgator.net/file/8a7cf037ffcf19aa15099de9ec46a7aa/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part1.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/f4bd642b4a7f32c04cad4117e34b8f19/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part2.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/e976e55ca4e5701dd5ba53360f7e044d/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part3.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/1549ae7abd6bc5e3e87073202b857038/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part4.rar.html http://uploaded.net/file/txrjrcl7/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part1.rar http://uploaded.net/file/fzrndusi/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part2.rar http://uploaded.net/file/nm6ftdpv/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part3.rar http://uploaded.net/file/dsr7l7d4/Candidate.Without.a.Prayer.part4.rar