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Steven Osborne - Schubert: Impromptus, Piano Pieces & Variations (2014) [FLAC] Artist: Steven Osborne Album: Schubert: Impromptus, Piano Pieces & Variations Year Of Release: 2014 Genre: Classical Quality: FLAC (24 bit/96 kHz tracks) Bitrate: Lossless Total Time: 01:15:58 Total Size: 1.16 GB https://rapidu.net/9320183200/ http://katfile.com/vh6yv9mmb9ve http://salefiles.com/2jed8139qwx2 https://pobierz.to/44bd961fe8ecb005 http://catshare.net/tsPbrd0lTINm0KOI http://lunaticfiles.com/yezbbjg1ujp3 http://kingfile.pl/download/PfY5lIlN http://turbobit.net/25jsw04nmplu.html http://www.fileshark.pl/pobierz/17212040/a5dce http://sharehost.eu/file/FnAlcfXihIFKYMcQlzn4Mg== http://rg.to/file/2adb6a38c0b1cd84c9175d439121e8fe

Jesse Osborne-Lanthier & Grischa Lichtenberger - CSLM (2016) Title: CSLM Artist : Jesse Osborne-Lanthier & Grischa Lichtenberger Year : 2016 Genre: Electronic Packed size: 87 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps Tracklist : 01 - CRT Creeper 02 - House-Magma 03 - Comcast 04 - Good Morning America 05 - 4 Percent (Maurice) 06 - Primetime 07 - CRT Creeper (Low Jack RMx) 08 - Good Morning America (Gabor Lazar RMx) 09 - 4 Percent (Rabit RMx) http://uploadgig.com/file/download/dad0F2a676790B2E/377028488ef7344c9f3e9e0c232e193d4ea40.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/f4cc5323d68b6f3fd4c2222d5213ecc8/377028488ef7344c9f3e9e0c232e193d4ea40.rar.html

Artist: Anders Osborne Title: Ash Wednesday Blues Year Of Release: 2001 Label: Shanachie Genre: Blues Rock Quality: Flac (tracks, log, .cue) Total Time: 67:54 Total Size: 437 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 1. Stoned, Drunk & Naked 2. Ho-di-Ko-di-Ya-la-Ma-Ma 3. Every Bit of Love 4. Stuck on My Baby 5. Snake Bit Again 6. Soul Livin' 7. Me & Lola 8. Kingdom Come 9. Kiddin' Me 10. Life Is Strange 11. Aim Way High 12. Improvise 13. Ash Wednesday Blues 14. Through & Through New Orleans is known for producing musicians in search of a good time, men who are long on boogie, but short on content. Osborne just might be the exception. He owes as much to artists like Jackson Browne and early Bruce Springsteen as he does to Dr. John or Professor Longhair. Have no fear, most of these songs still bring the slurry wobble most people love about the Big Easy, but there's a self-deprecation to these lyrics and enough dark imagery to make sure you take Osborne seriously. Whether he turns into Townes Van Zandt (hopefully), or Bob Seger (hopefully not), remains to be seen. This is a snapshot of an artist discovering himself. Very good in its own right, it leads one to believe the next record just might be a classic. Stay tuned. http://rapidgator.net/file/760ccaee6a6cf4de944644b6003f4750/ao100a.rar.html http://ssh.tf/vFwZKj3BP/ao100a.rar http://uploaded.net/file/3xqflnoe/ao100a.rar

Artist: Anders Osborne Title: Spacedust & Ocean Views Year Of Release: 2016 Label: Back On Dumaine Records Genre: Blues, Blues Rock, Americana, Singer-Songwriter Quality: FLAC Total Time: 58:26 Total Size: 332 MB Tracklist: 1. Wind (4:44) 2. Pontchartrain (4:42) 3. Life Don't Last That Long (4:35) 4. Lafayette (3:55) 5. Cape Cod (6:07) 6. All There Is To Know (3:55) 7. Can You Still Hear Me (3:14) 8. Move Back To Mississippi (6:17) 9. Burning Up Slowly (3:43) 10. Tchoupitoulas Street Parade (4:54) 11. Big Talk (5:40) 12. From Space (6:07) The depth of one's life is evident through their music. The more sorrow, laughter and adventure experienced, the more interesting curves and crevices are carved into an artist's songs. The miles traveled leave rich lines in the verses that only time, misadventure, and hard-won wisdom can produce. Anders Osborne is a map of intensely felt, passionately engaged living, a fractured but healing topography of heartbreak and hope for fellow travelers to explore. Osborne's music is redolent of the blues bathed in West Coast sunshine and brotherly compassion, a torchbearer for rock 'n' roll with blood in it's veins and a heart in it's hands. His long awaited new full length, Spacedust & Ocean Views, offers up graceful songwriting and signature guitar work on one of the strongest releases in his storied career. A strong sense of place runs through the album. From an evocation of geography to a questioning of one's place in the universe, big ideas are condensed in thoughtful, smoothly swinging ways. It's the album his fans have been waiting for- one that only he can deliver. "These twelve songs speak about places dear to me, places I feel something profound about, but there's also the presence of the universe," explains Osborne. "I think one of the main struggles we all face is the separation from unity. I want to understand how I can feel unified with the world and others, with the universe writ large. I can arrange the ideas intellectually but the feeling of longing remains. The whole thing is a mystery, sometimes a sad, baffling mystery and sometimes very enchanting, but overall I just don't understand and want to desperately. That's what this music is, an attempt to understand it all." And what an attempt it is. Producer Mark Howard (Bob Dylan, Daniel Lanois, Iggy Pop) uses Osborne's seasoned, searching voice like a river running through the song cycle. It's a distinctly human element that continually tenderizes the listener as his sinewy, emotionally charged guitar dances with longtime bassist Carl Dufrene, guitar foil Scott Metzger (Joe Russo's Almost Dead), and the shared drumming of Brady Blade and Tony Leone. New Orleans percussion master Johnny Vidacovich, bassist James Singleton, and pop-jazz legend Rickie Lee Jones join Osborne for the cosmically charged album closer "From Space." On the other hand, Spacedust's lead single "Lafayette" is a roots-fueled rocker- a track that finds Osborne simultaneously sticking to his guns and exploring new territory as an artist. This special collection of compositions is the culmination of years of writing and touring. "This is the last chapter before something new emerges. I'm wrapping some stuff up and figuring some fresh stuff out," says Osborne, who's been moving beyond his complicated past for close to a decade. "Now my life is about a human experience in a larger sense. Now, I feel I'm standing on my own two feet, trying to be a grown man doing the right thing." In an ever changing musical landscape, Spacedust & Ocean Views firmly plants Anders Osborne as one of American music's elite guitarists and songwriters. http://rapidgator.net/file/4a4120d92cb5952d77319570118cf88d/Ocean_Views.rar.html http://ssh.tf/5N4bQrsi5/Ocean_Views.rar http://uploaded.net/file/efslu7j6/Ocean_Views.rar