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A BEAUTIFUL WORLD Take 6 (Warner Bros.) This Grammy-winning vocal sextet brings tight harmonies and a sanctified jazz-gospel sound to covers of Peter Gabriel's "Don't Give Up" and Curtis Mayfield's "People Get Ready," among others.
TREY ANASTASIO Trey Anastasio (Elektra) The Phish head turns out his first solo effort with funky, horn-laced tunes like "Alive Again" and winding jams like the 11-minute "Last Tube," which should go over swimmingly with Phish fans.
THE LAST WALTZ The Band (Warner Bros./Rhino) The reissued, remastered soundtrack to the 1976 film of the Band's last concert—with guests ranging from Neil Young to Neil Diamond—adds 24 previously unreleased tracks.
TREY ANASTASIO Trey Anastasio (Elektra) The Phish head turns out his first solo effort with funky, horn-laced tunes like "Alive Again" and winding jams like the 11-minute "Last Tube," which should go over swimmingly with Phish fans.
THE LAST WALTZ The Band (Warner Bros./Rhino) The reissued, remastered soundtrack to the 1976 film of the Band's last concert—with guests ranging from Neil Young to Neil Diamond—adds 24 previously unreleased tracks.
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