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| | Sam Phillips (singer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Leslie Phillips, aka Sam Phillips, (born January 28, 1962) is an American singer and a songwriter. | | | Sam was signed to the label under her real name, and as Cyndi Lauper was popular at the time, Myrrh insisted on promoting her as "the Christian Cyndi Lauper." Sam was never comfortable with this image, and it was a bone of contention between her and the label. | | | In 2001, Phillips signed with Nonesuch Records and released a stripped-down acoustic album called Fan Dance, which featured some of the most critically acclaimed songwriting of Phillips's career. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Phillips_(singer)
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| | Sam Phillips - Free Encyclopedia |
| | Sam Phillips, born Samuel Cornelius Phillips (January 5, 1923 - July 30, 2003), was a record producer and the man responsible for the emergence of rock and roll as the major form of popular music in the 1950s. | | | Phillips soon changed the face of popular music when he brought together the diverse elements that created rock and roll and when Elvis Presley played his version of "That's All Right Mama", a whole new era in music began. | | | Leslie "Sam" Phillips was a singer also known commonly as Sam Phillips. |
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| | Under The Rock |
| | The albums Phillips made with Burnett producing for Virgin Records from 1988 to 1996 were highlighted by sonic embellishment and noise-tweaking. | | | Sam Phillips lets the listeners in on her mysterious music. | | | Phillips and her accompanying musicians play sparsely, gingerly even, giving breathing room for her melodies — equally informed, it seems, by 1930s cabaret and 1960s folk and pop. |
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http://citypaper.net/articles/2004-06-17/music5.shtml
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| | Sam Phillips |
| | Phillips sold Presley's contract to RCA for $35, 000 in late 1955 - a transaction that is still hotly debated by music historians. | | | Phillips' role in these records was important - he had a good eye for top-notch regional talent, and he was good at funneling their unpolished talents into solid studio performances. | | | Phillips told them to start working on that song straight off, and made American history, as the resulting single unveiled Presley as the first great rockabilly singer. |
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| | Blog of Death: Sam Phillips |
| | Phillips' first job in the music industry was as a radio engineer and disc jockey for stations in Decatur, Ala., and Nashville, Tenn. He settled in Memphis in 1952 and founded Sun Records. | | | His goal was to record raw, up-and-coming blues and hillbilly singers and share their music with the world. | | | That singer, Elvis Presley, produced his first album with Sun Records, and released the singles "That's All Right (Mama)" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky." |
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http://www.blogofdeath.com/archives/000204.html
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| | Las Vegas Mercury: Sam Phillips: Booting down |
| | Phillips had tinkered in some form with atmospherics, layers and technological trickery on most of her '90s albums, the most acclaimed of which was the 1994, genre-blurring Martinis and Bikinis. | | | In the course of 10 years, folk/pop musician Sam Phillips has made four albums and released five. | | | The role of a torch singer, like her lyrics, carries multiple connotations and perspectives, which widens the entry point for the listener. |
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http://www.lasvegasmercury.com/2004/MERC-Aug-26-Thu-2004/24613209.html
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| | George Graham Reviews Sam Phillips' "Fan Dance" |
| | Phillips is in excellent form, and the musical backing along with the production by her husband T Bone Burnett brings together some unexpected combinations of sounds, sometimes simultaneously hinting at Beatles-era pop, old cabaret music from the 1930s, and film noir or the novels of Raymond Chandler. | | | But there is a Sam Phillips who is a Grammy-nominated West-Coast singer-songwriter with a surprisingly lengthy career, and who has just released her intriguing new fifth pop CD called Fan Dance. | | | As Leslie Sam Phillips Burnett was growing up, artists like the Beatles would release two or three albums a year. |
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http://georgegraham.com/reviews/samphil.html
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| | Sam Phillips tribute Page |
| | Sam saw Sam at a rockabilly concert in Jackson, TN 2002. | | | Sam Phillips, who died in Memphis, Tennessee, on Wednesday, July 30, 2003, aged 80, was a vital figure in the emergence of rock and roll as the dominant form of popular music. | | | Sam Phillips, through the music recorded on his labels, touched the hearts of millions of people all around the world. |
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| | TrouserPress.com :: Sam Phillips |
| | Phillips plays more guitar than ever; while conceding that she’s not especially proficient, she likes the feel her playing gives her music, and it’s hard to argue. | | | Too many of the songs are half-baked and unmemorable, barely suitable for filler on her better albums, while the ones with promise are smothered by Burnett’s atypical overproduction. | | | Though the album's stripped-down approach is disorienting at first, the songs eventually sink in, revealing one of her finest efforts. |
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http://www.trouserpress.com/entry.php?a=sam_phillips
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| | VH1.com : Sam Phillips : Biography |
| | In 2001, Phillips began rethinking her approach to music, and that year she released Fan Dance, her first album for Nonesuch Records. | | | Phillips and Burnett married prior to the release of 1991's darker, more experimental Cruel Inventions, which featured a guest appearance from Elvis Costello. | | | The acid-pop singer/songwriter born Leslie Phillips earned the nonsensical nickname "Sam" as a child; only when she was recording her debut album did she finally hear of |
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| | Biography for Sam Phillips (I) |
| | Apparently, her husband T-Bone encouraged her to Sam on her subsequent secular releases, thinking it was an interesting touch since Sam Phillips was also (I think) the name of the man who discovered Elvis Presley. | | | She reportedly was nicknamed Sam from the time she was a child, but recorded under the name Leslie on Word Records because record company executives did not find the name Sam acceptable for a woman. | | | Sam Phillips began her entertainment career as a Contemporary Christian Music singer, where she made a number of albums under the name "Leslie Phillips". |
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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0680767/bio
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| | Sam Phillips News |
| | With a rapt audience only feet away, Sam Phillips strums a guitar while leading a two-piece band and string quartet through a batch of anxious, post-heartbreak songs. | | | Singer-songwriter Sam Phillips will release her fifth secular record, A Boot and a Shoe, in April. | | | It the 15 years since singer-songwriter Sam Phillips released "The Indescribable Wow," her pop career has ranged from the curious to the downright odd. |
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| | Sam Phillips Concert Review and Interview |
| | Although Sam felt that the moshers during her set (and, honestly, anybody who moshes during a Sam Phillips gig is a moron) were "cute -- kind of like gypsy moshers," other members of the audience didn't agree. | | | I doubt that half the people in the audience knew who Sam was before she hit the stage, and probably not one in ten recognized the significance of T-Bone (who is one of the hottest producers in the business). | | | Sam says that the reason we haven't heard from Marti for a while is that Marti and Don had a child; no word, however, if Sam and T-Bone plan to start a family. |
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| | NPR - Morning Edition - Sam Phillips, The Legacy of Sun Records |
| | Phillips agrees that the Memphis studio's distinctive acoustics and the informality of the recording sessions were keys to its -- and his -- success. | | | Phillips' sons run the family studio, the Sam Phillips Recording Service, and a music publishing company in Nashville. | | | Sam Phillips (L) plays guitar with Elvis Presley, his biggest star. |
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| | Sam Phillips - OverTheRhine.COM -- Orchard |
| | When she returned as Sam Phillips with The Indescribable Wow, it was liberation, it was the freedom and exhilaration of singing about human things, human relationships, not the prescribed preach-and-praise of Christian music. | | | For the first time since The Turning, Sam is singing a whole album from a place of brokenness and need. | | | She was unveiled in all her Beatles-esque splendor, a wildly imaginative and professional work of rock and roll, at once her boldest musical adventure and the most eloquent syntheses of what Sam Phillips has to say. |
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| | NewBeats.com: Sam Phillips |
| | Phillips is currently riding high on the critical acclaim of her latest album Fan Dance, a modest-sounding, stripped down record compared to her previous albums. | | | For those unfamiliar with Sam Phillips (not to be confused with the Sun Records founder), she has recorded five studio records after a stint of being a Christian gospel singer. | | | It was called Martinis and Bikinis and the artist's name was Sam Phillips (not Sun Records Sam Phillips). |
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| | Reviews of Sam Phillips Martinis and Bikinis and Arbitron Radio Ratings (Winter 1993 Quarter) |
| | Phillips' music is smart, challenging pop that is demanding of both herself and her audience. | | | Sam Phillips, Martinis and Bikinis (Virgin 1994) -- Martinis and Bikinis, the third disc from singer Sam Phillips, is her best outing yet. | | | The album concludes with a John Lennon song ("Gimme Some Truth"), and other Beatles allusions are prominent. |
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| | NPR : Sam Phillips, Unplugged |
| | Eight albums and many musical styles later, Sam Phillips is one of the most acclaimed singer songwriters of her generation. | | | NPR.org, February 5, 2005 · When Leslie Phillips, a young Christian music singer from Calif., started becoming disillusioned with her industry, she switched to her childhood nickname Sam and took on a whole new sound of dark folk and pop. | | | Creators at Carnegie presents an hour of Phillips performing her own songs of love and heartbreak with hints of the Beatles, Kurt Weill and Irving Berlin. |
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| | Sam Phillips |
| | When Phillips heard this, he ordered the trio to begin the song again so he could record a proper version. | | | Early in 1953, an 18-year-old Elvis Presley came to the tiny 9x6 metre Sun recording studio in Memphis to make a private recording for his mother. | | | Presley's debut caused confusion among disc jockeys, many of whom thought the singer must be black. |
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| | The Promise Live: A Little Sam Phillips at Largo |
| | It was the jazz side of Sam, and although they are the same songs she plays with the band, they felt so different. | | | After Sam left the stage, Eric Gorfain (the lead violin for the Section Quartet) joined David, a drummer and a bongo player and proceeded to perform some classic 60’s/70’s styled improvisational jazz. | | | After about 4 songs, he invited Sam to come up and sing. |
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| | Cornerstone Magazine :: Sam Phillips: The Revolution Started in Memphis |
| | Phillips began in music as a radio station engineer and later as a disc jockey at stations in Alabama and Nashville before moving to Memphis. | | | Phillips, thus, recognized his musical roots and was always savvy to new sounds. | | | In fact, it was the joy found in the early Sun releases that was reflected in the music of The Beatles and caught the ear of young Robert Zimmerman, later to become Bob Dylan. |
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| | Looking Closer Interview with Sam Phillips - September 2004 |
| | Leslie changed her name to her childhood nickname--“Sam.” And in 1987, she released an album as Sam Phillips, titled The Indescribable Wow. | | | Furthermore, Phillips gave voice to her pain with the use of metaphors that challenged you to think about ideas that were larger than the songs themselves. | | | She was unveiled in all her Beatles-styled splendor, a wildly imaginative and professional work of rock and roll, at once her boldest musical adventure and the most eloquent syntheses of what Sam Phillips has to say. |
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| | Salon Directory |
| | Sam Phillips on Christian music and classic porn, working with T-Bone and her quietly successful comeback release. | | | From her first album, "The Indescribable Wow," in 1988, Sam Phillips (with Burnett at the helm) forged a loyal following among pop music geeks and critics, but radio never quite knew what to make of her. | | | Including 12 eclectic, stripped-down compositions, "Fan Dance" is an album of post-millennial campfire songs. |
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http://dir.salon.com/story/ent/music/feature/2002/06/12/phillips/index.html
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| | VH1.com : News : Sun Records Founder Sam Phillips Dies |
| | Phillips has said that he was attracted to Elvis because the teenage singer was exactly what he was looking for — a white singer who understood the nuances of blues and gospel music. | | | Phillips' love for the propulsive, energetic sound of electric blues by artists such as B.B. King and Howlin' Wolf — whose debut studio recordings he produced — helped spread the gospel of rock and roll and make it the dominant sound of the 20th century. | | | He quit the radio business in 1950 to form Sam Phillips Records, which faltered after releasing one album. |
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| | Amazon.com: Zero Zero Zero: The Best of Sam Phillips: Music: Sam Phillips |
| | Sam's albums are great because the songs on the given album relate to each other and have a flow to them, whereas collections tend to be haphazard. | | | At her best, Phillips is the Elvis Costello of female singer-songwriters: lyrically literate, harmonically adventurous, ornery, and original. | | | I can appreciate that listeners familiar with Sam may be split on their opinion about this collection. |
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| | Rolling Stone : Sam Phillips: Martinis and Bikinis : Music Reviews |
| | Martinis and Bikinis (produced by Phillips' husband, T-Bone Burnett) is her most vibrant release in a string of already remarkable records, notably Cruel Inventions (1991) and The Indescribable Wow (1988). | | | It is instantly karmic that Phillips covers Lennon's "Gimme Some Truth" to close this album. | | | Her fierce, half-sobbed interpretation suits both the song and the bitter conviction of its singer. |
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| | Amazon.com: A Boot and a Shoe: Music: Sam Phillips |
| | There is something about the melodies and the lyrics of Sam Phillips that makes the songs irresistibly catchy. | | | I first became interested in Sam Phillips after hearing the track "Reflecting Light" in an episode of Gilmore Girls (her music plays in nearly every episode of the show, usually as small snippits and cues between scenes). | | | This CD actually was in the top 300 albums in the country the first few weeks it was released. |
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| | Boston.com / A&E / Music / CD reviews / Sam Phillips: A Boot and a Shoe |
| | It is not, but the new release from singer-songwriter Sam Phillips could easily be that stunning hybrid. | | | On "A Boot and a Shoe," Phillips nurses the intimate style she showcased on her debut for Nonesuch Records, 2001's "Fan Dance." It seems every time Phillips changes labels, she unveils a different musical sensibility. | | | On her latest, you wouldn't guess that is the same woman who stamped earlier albums, such as "The Indescribable Wow" and "Martinis and Bikinis," with Beatles-esque riffs and college-pop choruses. |
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| | Sam Phillips should be a star - ALBUM REVIEWS - MSNBC.com |
| | Singer Sam Phillips new album is "A Boot and a Shoe." | | | Still, Phillips and Burnett load these 13 short tunes with sophisticated instrumental quirks and multiple percussion, providing a perfect backdrop for her intelligent lyrics and straightforward singing. | | | In a just world, radio would play music this smart and Phillips would be a star. |
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| | washingtonpost.com: SAM PHILLIPS "A Boot and a Shoe" Nonesuch ESZTER BALINT "Mud" Bar/None |
| | It's been more than 15 years since singer-songwriter Sam Phillips released "The Indescribable Wow," launching a pop career that has grown curiouser and curiouser ever since. | | | Currently separated from producer T-Bone Burnett, Phillips and her husband continue to make intriguing music in the studio -- sparsely arranged and yet unusually colorful and quirky. | | | Sure, "A Boot and a Shoe" lacks the sheer melodic charm found on previous Phillips recordings, but its now clattering, now dreamy, string-swept mix of pop, country, gospel and blues pop sounds offers plenty of compensation. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A49194-2004Jun17?language=printer
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| | Sam Phillips |
| | Following the release of The Turning, Phillips made a public separation from both her former label and her previous body of work; with the help of Burnett, she signed to Virgin Records and, adopting a nickname given to her as a child, released her next record,The Indescribable Wow (1988), as Sam Phillips. | | | 1987's The Turning, however, marked a shift in the singer's attitudes: a definite pop sensibility was now apparent in the music, and a disillusion with the narrow-mindedness of 'born-again' practitioners was expressed in the lyrical content. | | | The response to her music within Christian circles was enthusiastic, and two further albums - Dancing with Danger (1984) and Black and White in a Grey World (1985) materialized over the next two years. |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Fan Dance - Sam Phillips (Singer) at Epinions.com |
| | While I wouldn't call Sam Phillips 'out there', I know her music isn't the kind that they play on that station. | | | One singer they use frequently is Sam Phillips. | | | I'll always be a pop loving, die hard Peter Cetera fan girl, but everyone needs to branch out a little, and Sam Phillips is just the person I'd like to do it with. |
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| | Tower Records - Martinis And Bikinis - Sam Phillips (Singer) |
| | Her songs deal with issues more telling than oooooh, baby and `duh road,' and her music is a the ragabilly mix of jangling guitars, keening vocal harmonies and dense percussive colors. | | | MARTINIS & BIKINIS is a quirky, brilliant set of songs, lovingly arranged by the estimable T-Bone Burnett for his wife, singer-songwriter Sam Phillips. | | | Tower Records - Martinis And Bikinis - Sam Phillips (Singer) |
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| | Music Sam Phillips |
| | Smoky as Islay Scotch, Sam Phillips’s intoxicating voice makes the most worldly-wise lyrics go down smoothly, and on A Boot and a Shoe, both the singer and her producer/husband, T-Bone Burnett, acknowledge this gift. | | | Rhythm guitar (usually Phillips herself) is limited to some strummed chords, and drums (Carla Azar, often joined by Jim Keltner) stick to an almost Salvation Army starkness, leaving lots of air in the room. | | | As on its predecessor, 2001’s Fan Dance (also produced by Burnett), a spare, nearly acoustic backing highlights both these lyrics and Phillips’s slightly breathy delivery. |
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| | Salon.com People Sam Phillips, the Sun king |
| | In 1954, in a one-room storefront studio called the Memphis Recording Service, home of a fledgling label called Sun, Phillips recorded a teenaged truck driver named Elvis Presley performing an old Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup song, "That's Alright Mama." The record had a feel somewhere between rhythm and country, recognizable as neither black nor white. | | | It didn't matter -- in two years Presley would became the best-known singer in the world. | | | The first man to record Elvis talks about rock, racism and all-girl radio. |
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| | JS Online: CD Spotlight: Sam Phillips |
| | During free moments while raising her daughter, Simone, Phillips wrote the songs that became the basis for a new album, "Fan Dance," on Nonesuch Records. | | | Over her 17-year recording career, she's evolved from Christian pop star to critically acclaimed secular soul-searcher whose albums range from lavish to the experimental. | | | Yet just as the shambling, folky title track on "Fan Dance" (Nonesuch) - her first new collection in five years - dangles revelations while keeping secrets, the singer proves she still can be surprising, even when you expect the unexpected. |
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| | REVIEW |
| | For the uninitiated, this 15-song set is an O.K. introduction to singer-songwriter Sam Phillips, collecting (and reworking) tracks from her four excellent Virgin albums in the '90s | | | Five of the catalog items are remixes or alternate mixes (and there's a new version of "Holding on to the Earth"), and three previously unreleased songs are the bait for established Phillips fans who own all of her records. | | | Always philosophical in affairs of the heart, Phillips has made a career of the anything-but-straightforward pop song. |
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| | Variety.com - Reviews - Sam Phillips |
| | As on her last two albums, Phillips whittles the songs down to their barest elements. | | | The a cappella "Foolin' Myself" that opened the set turns the Billie Holiday classic into a self-lacerating lament; like the title of her new album, "A Boot and a Shoe" (Nonesuch), Phillips' own songs are about mismatched pairs ("I have failed at love," she bluntly told the intensely attentive audaud). | | | Jay Bellerose's careful, skeletal work on percussion barely indicates the beat while Patrick Warren's keyboards and Phillips are restrained; only the Section's graceful strings add flesh to the music. |
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http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117923696?categoryid=34&cs=1
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| | Hear/Say: America's College Music Magazine - Artists - Sam Phillips |
| | Her songs continue to echo the smart psychedelia of mid-sixties Beatles and the Sunset Strip folk-rock jangle of the Byrds, but there are now also hints of other, earlier times: Tin Pan Alley musical touches, lyrics that mirror hardboiled detective novels and black-and-white, B-movie film noir. | | | As with all of the critically acclaimed music singer-songwriter Sam Phillips has composed and performed over the course of fifteen years, her Nonesuch debut, Fan Dance, takes us to an intriguing place somewhere other than the here and now. | | | "I wasn't trying to imitate any style, to be any certain thing," says Sam. |
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| | Less digestible than her other albums, but somehow more rewarding, Sam Phillips thankfully continues to improvise her own version of pop. | | | Well, this time out she's doing her best interpretation of an obligatory dark, acid jazz, drugged out album. | | | So what musical persona is Sam Phillips adopting next? |
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| | Our Little Corner of the World: Music From the Gilmore Girls - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect |
| | Singer/songwriters do indeed play a large part on the soundtrack -- Grant Lee Phillips, who has also appeared on the show, contributes "Smile," and three Sam Phillips songs, including "Tell Her What She Wants to Know," are also featured. | | | In fact, the soundtrack -- released in conjunction with the beginning of the show's third season -- feels more like an hour of free-form college radio programming or a mix tape than a prepackaged compilation and rivals film soundtracks like High Fidelity and Trainspotting for the sheer amount of quality, off-the-beaten-path songs it features. |
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| | Sam Phillips (I) |
| | A Midnight Clear (1992) (music arranger: "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear") (music producer: "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear") (singer: "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear") | | | Find where Sam Phillips is credited alongside another name | | | Prêt-à-Porter (1994) (singer: "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'") |
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| | The Austin Chronicle: Sam Phillips |
| | Phillips persists in writing striking melodies matched with intriguing lyrics that explore the human condition and the relationships we all endure. | | | Few singer-songwriters are as quirky, yet distinctive, as Cali’s Sam Phillips. | | | Notoriously demure about touring, Phillips doesn’t pass through Texas often, and the opportunity to catch her unvarnished torch songs at the Cactus shouldn’t be missed. |
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| | Acoustic Guitar Central: Singer-Songwriter Sam Phillips |
| | An interview with singer-songwriter Sam Phillips, who recently released her sixth album of original material, Fan Dance (Nonesuch) | | | I always loved the early Beatles records because it was such a sketch. | | | It may not be perfect, but you do really get a different perspective on the song when you hear him do it as opposed to a really great singer or polished musician. |
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| | Sam Phillips Artist Profile Cross Rhythms |
| | Singer/songwriter Sam Phillips releases new album 'A Boot And A Shoe'. | | | Get Sam Phillips alerts direct to your mobile | | | Location: Home › Artist Profiles › Sam Phillips |
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| | DVD Empire - Item - Fan Dance * / CD Audio |
| | Production Year: 2001 / Latest Release by Sam Phillips (Singer) | | | Where the Completely Addicted come for Digital Entertainment. |
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| | Sam Phillips |
| | Los Angeles, CA 90046-5912 Email Sam Phillips Sam Phillips' Official Web Site | | | Over 436 Pictures of Sam Phillips @ Danni.com | | | An accomplished singer, she released her single, with the proceeds going to benefit children in Somalia. |
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| | ......SAM PHILLIPS FANLISTING......HOLE IN TIME...... |
| | Welcome to Hole In Time, the only fanlisting approved by TheFanlistings.org for the great singer and songwriter Sam Phillips. | | | Many of her songs are played in the TV Show Gilmore Girls. | | | Don't forget to grab a code, if you have a website. |
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| | Personnel: Sam Phillips (vocals, guitars, chamberlain); Sandy Bull (oud); Sid Page (violin); John Acevedo (viola); Larry Corbett (cello); Jim Goodwin (piano); Jerry Scheff (bass); Michael Blair, Ralph Forbes, Mickey Curry, David Kemper, Scott Musick, Alex Acuna (drums). | | | Quietly, almost imperceptibly, Southern California thrush Sam Phillips has built up an exceptional body of work. | | | Recorded at Eagle Audio, Ft. Worth, Texas; Ocean Way Recorders, Sunset Sound Factory, and Reggie Fisher's Los Angeles, California. |
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