Children: Covers albums
"Covers the Hits" typically refers to an album or collection of songs that features cover versions of popular tracks, often performed by a particular artist or group. These covers aim to reinterpret or pay homage to the original songs, bringing a new style or perspective while maintaining the essence of the original hits. The title of "Covers the Hits" has been used by various artists in different contexts, so it may refer to specific projects by those artists.
"Crackers" is a compilation album by the British rock band the Monkees, released in 1991. It features a selection of songs recorded by the band, including some Christmas-themed tracks. This album showcases the band's pop-rock sound and includes hits as well as lesser-known tracks from their catalog. "Crackers" is part of a series of reissues and compilations that highlight the Monkees' music and legacy, particularly in the context of the holiday season.
"Crazy" is an album by Spanish singer Julio Iglesias, released in 1976. It showcases Iglesias's signature romantic style, featuring a blend of pop and traditional Latin music. The album includes both original songs and covers, demonstrating his ability to connect with audiences through emotive lyrics and melodies. "Crazy" is notable for its inclusion of the title track, which highlights Iglesias's smooth vocal delivery.
"Crazy Legs" is the debut studio album by the American hip-hop artist and producer T. L. C. (who is also known as Tony Touch). Released in 1998, the album features a fusion of hip-hop with a variety of musical influences, showcasing T. L. C.'s versatility as an artist. The project includes collaborations with various artists and producers, and it received attention for its creative production and lyrical content.
"Creedence Clearwater Revival Covers the Classics" is a compilation album by the legendary American rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR), released in 2023. This album showcases the band's interpretations of various classic songs from different artists, highlighting their unique sound and blending of rock, blues, and country influences. CCR was known for their powerful musical style and hits such as "Bad Moon Rising," "Fortunate Son," and "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
"Crushes (The Covers Mixtape)" is a musical project by the American rock band *The Maine*. Released on February 26, 2021, the mixtape features a collection of cover songs, showcasing the band's interpretations of various tracks that have influenced them or hold special significance. The mixtape includes a mix of genres, and it allows the band to pay tribute to songs and artists that they admire while also giving their unique take on each track.
Cássia Rock Eller, more commonly known simply as Cássia Eller, was a Brazilian singer and songwriter, born on December 10, 1962, in Rio de Janeiro and tragically passing away on December 29, 2001. She was known for her distinctive voice and powerful performances, which blended various genres including rock, MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), and pop.
Dancemania Covers is a music compilation series featuring remixed and covered versions of popular songs, primarily in the genres of Eurodance, J-pop, and other electronic music styles. The series is known for its upbeat and danceable arrangements, often incorporating catchy melodies and energetic rhythms. The "Covers" aspect indicates that the albums focus specifically on reinterpretations of existing songs rather than original compositions.
"Dancing Queen" is the ninth studio album by the Swedish pop group ABBA, released on November 21, 1976. The album features a collection of songs that highlight the band's signature sound, blending pop, disco, and rock elements. One of the most iconic tracks on the album is "Dancing Queen," which became a massive hit and is often regarded as one of ABBA's signature songs.
"Dancing with an Angel" is a phrase that can refer to various works in literature, music, or other forms of media, typically evoking themes of love, loss, and connection with a loved one who has passed away. One notable example is a song by the artist **Cascada**, which carries themes of love and longing. The phrase may also be used in poetry or stories that explore the idea of dancing with a memory or spirit of someone dear.
"Dangerous" is a solo album by Andy Taylor, who is best known as the guitarist for the band Duran Duran. Released in 1990, the album features a blend of rock and pop elements and showcases Taylor's style as a musician outside of his work with the band. The album includes tracks that reflect his musical influences and songwriting capabilities.
"Danse Macabre" is an album by the British band Duran Duran, released on October 27, 2023. It is notable for being a themed album, with inspiration drawn from Halloween and the macabre, featuring a mix of new songs and reimagined classics. The album showcases the band’s signature style, combining pop, rock, and electronic elements, while exploring darker, atmospheric themes.
"Dark Horse – A Live Collection" is a live album by the British rock band The Black Crowes, released in 2022. The album features recordings from their 2021 concerts, showcasing the band's signature blend of rock, blues, and Southern rock. It includes a selection of tracks that highlight their energetic performances and musicianship. The release is part of the band's efforts to connect with fans and celebrate their live show experience, and it often features a mix of classic hits and newer material.
"David Campbell Sings John Bucchino" is an album by Australian singer David Campbell, released in 2011. It features a collection of songs written by American composer and lyricist John Bucchino, known for his poignant and melodic songwriting. The album showcases Campbell's vocal talents and includes some of Bucchino's most notable works, highlighting the emotional depth and lyrical intricacies of the songs.
"Dear Pop Singer" is a popular webcomic created by K. L. R. It is known for its humorous and often satirical take on the music industry, particularly focusing on the interactions and experiences of a fictional pop singer navigating fame, fans, and the challenges that come with being in the spotlight. The comic often features relatable scenarios for artists and can include commentary on the broader culture surrounding pop music.
The "Decade of Bravehearts" refers to a campaign initiated by the Government of India to commemorate and honor the sacrifices made by the armed forces and security personnel. Launched on December 16, 2021, it aims to recognize the valor, courage, and commitment of the armed forces over the past ten years, culminating in celebrations and activities that promote patriotism and awareness about the contributions of military personnel to national security.
"Dedicated" is the third studio album by the American pop group Wilson Phillips, released on April 8, 1990. The album features a collection of cover songs originally performed by artists such as The Beach Boys, The Mamas & The Papas, and Simon & Garfunkel. It showcases the group's signature harmonies and pop sound, and it was produced by former member of The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, along with Glen Ballard.
"Deep Sea Chanteys and Whaling Ballads" refers to a genre of folk music that includes work songs (chanteys) sung by sailors, particularly those involved in whaling or deep-sea fishing. These songs have their roots in maritime culture and often reflect the experiences, hardships, and camaraderie of sailors at sea.
"Dekade" can refer to different things depending on the context: 1. **Time Period**: The term "dekade" is derived from the word "decade," which refers to a period of ten years. It is often used in discussions about history, culture, or any longitudinal study that involves a span of ten years. 2. **Music**: In some contexts, "Dekade" may refer to specific music albums, songs, or projects.