Search - 12th Street Rag :: Songs From The Street

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Four Brothers
2. Someday Down In Carolin'
3. What'll I Do?
4. In Your Eyes
5. And The Angels Sing
6. A Tree In The Meadow
7. Let's Get Away From It All
8. I Called You My Sweetheart
9. I Am A Child Of God
10. Celebrate The Child
11. Little Altar Boy
12. 12th Street Rag
13. Irish Blessing

CD Details

All Artists: 12th Street Rag
Title: Songs From The Street
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Original Release Date: 9/15/2000
Release Date: 9/15/2000
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 665791000426

Synopsis

Album Description

Choosing a name that pays homage to Kansas City's musical tradition, 12th Street Rag began performing in August of 1993. A unique blend of voices, this quartet has entertained numerous audiences and participated in competition at both the local and international levels. In 1994, 12th Street Rag became the Central States District Quartet Champions, and were International quarterfinalists every year from 1993 to 1999. In July of 2000, 12th Street Rag sang its way to the International semifinal round, placing 17th among qualifying quartets from around the world. Songs From The Street is their latest recording and offers a unique collection of music that includes Barbershop Classics, Big Band Songs, Ragtime Tunes, Gospel/Contemporary Christian Pieces and More!!!

CD Reviews

Music for the soul

Beverly J. Olson | Yankton, SD USA | 10/04/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD covers such a range in types of music. The songs from this CD are not your typical or traditional Barbershop. My mother had the 45 of "What'll I Do?" and listening to it in this arrangement was very enchanting. This CD offers familiar Barbershop; some wonderful old songs and some beautiful, uplifting spiritual songs. I found myself tapping along to the upbeat songs, smiling and relaxing to the love songs and the spiritual songs were so calming. The sound that these four gentlemen create when they sing is amazing. You'll never grow tired of listening to their music. Thanks 12th Street Rag!"