J. Ralph
classical // operatic

Do you recall the beat of Busta Rhymes’ Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See? Now imagine a man and woman singing operatically over that beat in Italian, with a gently plucked classical guitar and accordion filling the air. If you’ve seen Volkswagen’s
Big Day commercial, you’re one million miles closer to what’s in store with this adventure. So take a trip with a thrift shop warrior and hear what happens when a not-so-average Josh takes command of an 85-piece orchestra as only part of his medium.
Evocative soundscapes with lush, orchestral backdrops.
J. Ralph – Mi Ricordo
J. Ralph – Thrift Shop Warrior (Instrumental)
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Posted by Kyle
on Wednesday, October 31st, 2007 under classical, other.
Thanks for posting this…I can’t stop listening to Thrift Shop Warrior
“Mi Ricordo” is stunning.
STUNNING O.O
God bless you for your blog.
@nova:
this hasn’t been posted by paul himself…
It’s in the spirit of Paul Schwartz’s work. This is great! Thanks for posting.
Great, as always on aurgasm. A thousand thanks for this, and for your blog.
This is incredible! The entire album is spectacular — if you want to hear more go to J. Ralph’s website where you can listen to every song off his albums. [www.jralph.com]
this guys is awesome. thanks a lot.
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on his unprinted “b sides” up for free listen on his web site he has a a stuning vocal version of “Thrift Shop Warrior”
And yes J.Ralph a.k.a Spy is a once in a thousand years, one in a hundred million, honest to goodness genius. This is coming from a official MetallicA fan club member
I recently had a massage with J Ralph music in the background…Bravo
how and where can i find the lyrics to “mi ricordo”?
I am in love with his music!! Mi Ricordo is the most beautiful, moving song I have ever heard. Thank you J. Ralph!