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Billie Ray Martin: Soul Tapes - VINYL LPTitle: Soul Tapes Artist: Billie Ray Martin Label: Sonnestahl Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 793283878670 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2016 06 24 Number of Discs: 1 LP version. Billie Ray Martin describes herself as "a kid from Hamburg's red light district, who wanted to be a soul singer, but ended up playing repetitive machine music, while still trying to be a soul singer". Billie has never been easy to categorize. Clearly a soul singer, her career
Title: Soul TapesArtist: Billie Ray Martin
Label: Sonnestahl Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 793283878670
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-06-24
Number of Discs: 1
LP version. Billie Ray Martin describes herself as "a kid from Hamburg's red-light district, who wanted to be a soul singer, but ended up playing repetitive machine music, while still trying to be a soul singer". Billie has never been easy to categorize. Clearly a soul singer, her career however has seen her mostly as a pioneer of house and electronic music, most notably her groundbreaking work with Electribe 101 and her seminal hit "Your Loving Arms". Her explorations have led her further into the worlds of ambient music and drum & bass among other areas of electronica. Her 2001 album 18 Carat Garbage had found her in Memphis, recording with Al Green's and Aretha Franklin's musicians, then adding cutting edge electronic sounds and textures to the production once back in Hamburg. The Soul Tapes is the natural conclusion and a 'first' for Billie: no electronic music this time. Billie realized her long-held dream of recording an album that is equally influenced by Hi-Records (Al Green, Ann Peebles, Willie Mitchell) as it is by '60s garage records. It is also not devoid of a certain country twang, and even Bo Diddley peeks through the door on one song. Billie Ray Martin and producer/writer Jon Tiven were introduced in New York in the mid '90s and had started drafting the odd song, together with Sally Tiven. Further writing sessions followed, until it was decided that there was an album of songs worth recording. Booked into New York's 900 Broadway Studio, Jon and Billie were thrilled to find themselves working where Keith Richards had recorded his first solo album. Under this omen Jon Tiven brought the musicians in, not least world famous drummer Simon Kirke. Jon's credits include albums produced for Wilson Pickett, Bobby Womack and Willie Nelson as well as numerous awards and Grammy nominations. It was not until 2014 that the opportunity arose to mix the album, re-record many of the vocals, add production and instruments and determine exactly the final sound of the album. The results are convincing and powerful and show once again Billie's refusal to conform to trends, preferring as she does, to create them. On The Soul Tapes, with the help of Jon Tiven on guitar, Sally Tiven on bass, Simon Kirke on drums and mix engineer Steve Honest, and a variety of guest musicians, Billie journeys through all things soul and rhythm & blues.
Tracks:
1.1 Your Ghost Is Right Behind Me
1.2 Two Cents for a Heart of Gold
1.3 Strongheaded Woman
1.4 That's How Strong My Love Is
1.5 One Way Street
1.6 The Long and Lonely Fall
1.7 The Fool You're Looking for
1.8 Skin on the Wheel of Time
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Unconventional Usage
I use a variety of these SpaceAid Long Wrap Dispensers to hold my stabilizer for my embroidery business. I have a couple of rolls that are longer than most, and these particular dispensers hold them perfectly. The cutter is very sharp and makes cutting in a straight line a snap! They look very nice hanging on the wall too.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
★★★★★ 3
I wouldn't recommend it to friends.
Unfortunately, I made a fundamental mistake: I assumed that the longest containers would fit the longest baking liners currently available. Yet, I really should have measured them. Consequently, they do not meet my expectations a result of my own poor approach to the purchase. Aside from that, the items arrived undamaged, though I haven't actually removed them from their plastic packaging yet. I'll give it to someone in the family and won't give it back.
I also ordered a triple dispenser in which the magnets are misaligned; as a result, the side used for loading the rolls does not close securely or properly.
I probably wouldn't recommend them to anyone, but I’ve decided to keep the triple ones for myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026
★★★★★ 2
Not for Costco size rolls
I was hoping to organize both Press and Seal and Parchment Paper in this bamboo cutter. Sadly, the width of the holes are too small to fit the 'Costco size' rolls of parchment aren't wide enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great storage idea
I was sick of having all my bags and wrap boxes getting stick in my drawer. This worked perfect. The sliding cutters work well. Labels included. Easy to use and good quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
★★★★★ 5
useful
Works great - use it for wax paper and foil. I I can find some parchment paper in a roll this size it would be perfect
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026