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Subway Musicians of New York
Subplay
Genres: Pop, Rock, Latin Music

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Subway Station - Chalk, Adam
2. Canal Street
3. I'll Do - Smalls, Teheen
4. Houston Street
5. Seduccion - Funky Products
6. Knobby - Edwards, C. Bruce
7. 34th Street
8. Thunderbird - Chenge, Sam
9. When I Think Too Much - Harrington, Phil
10. 59th Street
11. Tan-Hat-Man of Man-Hat-Tan - Al-Khabyyr, Sayyd A
12. 72nd Street
13. All Cone - Chalk, Adam
14. 96th Street
15. Teach Me About Love - Meyreles, Enriquill
16. 116th Street
17. Memories of Moonlight on the Water - By Abing
18. 125th Street

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All Artists: Subway Musicians of New York
Title: Subplay
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Midwest Artists Dist.
Release Date: 6/5/1996
Genres: Pop, Rock, Latin Music
Styles: Regional Mexican, Tejano, Norte?
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 601632111128

CD Reviews

A delicious bite of the Big Apple!

10/05/1998

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Anyone who has used the New York subway system knows that one of the delightful day-to-day pleasures is the presence of the subway musician. Sometimes it's a full band, other times it's just an old fella singing the blues. But it adds a bit of harmony to an otherwise hectic day. A number of these musicians recorded studio tracks for this album, and it's a perfect example of the variety of fine music they have to offer. Everything from Latin jazz to Chinese classical is represented here. It's a delicious bite of the Big Apple, and wholeheartedly recommended! The only down side to this album, and it's a minor point, is that there's far too much obviously-faked subway "banter" between the tracks. All the "N-train is now departing" stuff was cool once or twice, but it's not needed between every track. It cuts down on the space devoted to the real music, which as a result only takes up 10 or 11 full tracks."