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Moe Baton Rouge Original Concert Poster Jay Michael Original concert poster for Moe at the Varsity Theatre in Baton Rouge, LA in March 2007. 10.5″x16.5″ on card stock paper. Art by Jay Michael… |
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The Count of Monte Cristo $4.27 Revenge rarely gets sweeter than it does in The Count of Monte Cristo, a rousing, impeccably crafted adaptation of Alexandre Dumas père’s literary classic. Filmed countless times before, the story is revitalized by director Kevin Reynolds (rallying after Waterworld) and screenwriter Jay Wolpert, who wisely avoid the action-movie anachronisms that plagued 2001’s dubious Dumas-inspired The Musketee… |
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Gia (Unrated Edition) $4.02 There’s a reason why Cindy Crawford was dubbed “Baby Gia” when she first hit the modeling scene. Indeed, Crawford, now the world’s best-known supermodel, greatly resembled model Gia Carangi, who went from high school to the cover of British Vogue in less than two years. Carangi appeared on many more covers of Vogue (French, British, Italian, and American) and Cosmopolitan before dying of complicat… |
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Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway $5.62 Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 02/03/2009 Run time: 150 minutes… |
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The Best Of Soul Train (3 DVD) $24.56 Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 08/31/2010… |
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My Little Pony – The Movie $7.62 MY LITTLE PONY:MOVIE – DVD Movie… |
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Weird Al Yankovic – The Ultimate Video Collection $8.59 WEIRD AL YANKOVIC-ULTIMATE COLLECTION – DVD Movie… |
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Jerry Maguire [VHS] $0.07 One of the best romantic comedies of the 1990s, this box-office hit cemented writer-director Cameron Crowe’s reputation as “the voice of a generation.” Crowe could probably do without that label, but he’s definitely in sync with the times with this savvy story about a sports agent (Tom Cruise) whose fall from grace motivates his quest for professional recovery, and the slow-dawning realization tha… |
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Small Soldiers [VHS] $9.99 Here’s the pitch: “It’s like Toy Story but these toys that come to life really kick butt!” That’s essentially it for this breezy popcorn flick. In a very smart first 10 minutes, new toy-company owner Denis Leary tells his crew he wants toys “that play back.” Hence the small soldiers land in Anytown, U.S.A., and the loner kid Alan (Gregory Smith) opens them up before they are supposed to be on the … |
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Gia (unrated edition) [VHS] $9.98 There’s a reason why Cindy Crawford was dubbed “Baby Gia” when she first hit the modeling scene. Indeed, Crawford, now the world’s best-known supermodel, greatly resembled model Gia Carangi, who went from high school to the cover of British Vogue in less than two years. Carangi appeared on many more covers of Vogue (French, British, Italian, and American) and Cosmopolitan before dying of complicat… |
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Once on This Island [Jay] $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Prologue/ We Dance – Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 2. One Small Girl – Jonny Worthy/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Monique Mason/Elizabeth Kerr/Shezwae Powell/Original London Cast, 3. Waiting for Life – Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Monique Mason/Lorna Brown/Original London Cast, 4. And the Gods Heard Her Prayer – Clive Rowe/P.P. Arnold/Sharon Dee Clarke/Original London Cast, 5. Rain – Trevor Michael Georges/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Original London Cast, 6. Discovering Daniel – Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Monique Mason/Lorna Brown/Original London Cast, 7. Pray – Jonny Worthy/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Monique Mason/Lorna Brown/Shezwae Powell/Original London Cast, 8. Forever Yours – Clive Rowe/Anthony Corriette/Monique Mason/Lorna Brown/Original London Cast, 9. Sad Tale of the Beauxhommes, The – Mark Vincent/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Original London Cast, 10. Ti Moune – Jonny Worthy/Lorna Brown/Shezwae Powell/Original London Cast, 11. Mama Will Provide – Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Sharon Dee Clarke/Original London Cast, 12. Some Say – Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 13. Human Heart, The – Birmingham Repertory Theatre/P.P. Arnold/Original London Cast, 14. Pray (Reprise) – Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 15. Some Girls – Anthony Corriette, 16. Ball, The – Shezwae Packer/Suzanne Packer/Anthony Corriette/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Lorna Brown/Original London Cast, 17. To Moune’s Dance – Lorna Brown, 18. When We Are Wed – Suzanne Packer/Anthony Corriette/Trevor Michael Georges/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Lorna Brown/Original London Cast, 19. Promises/Forever Yours (Reprise) – Clive Rowe/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Lorna Brown/Original London Cast, 20. Wedding Sequence – Anthony Corriette/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Lorna Brown/Sharon Dee Clarke/Original London Cast, 21. Part of Us, A – Jonny Worthy/Birmingham Repertory Theatre/Monique Mason/Elizabeth Kerr/Shezwae Powell/Original London Cast, 22. Why We Tell the Story – Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 23. Human Heart, The – P.P. Arnold (Special Remix) |
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Original Soundtrack/Michael Penn – Sunshine Cleaning [Soundtrack] $15.18 Personnel: Michael Penn (guitar, keyboards, percussion); Alyssa Park, Marisa Kuney, Amy Wickman, Marcy Vaj, Eric Gorfain, Alwyn Wright, Melissa Reiner (violin); Caroline Buckman, Leah Katz (viola); Mathew Cooker, Richard Dodd, John Krovoza (cello); Peter Nevin (clarinet); James King (saxophone); Jay Bellerose, Craig MacIntyre (drums, percussion).Recording information: Mimeograph Studio; The Pass.Although Michael Penn has some film scores on his r¿sum¿ (Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, The Anniversary Party, American Teen, The Last Kiss), he remains better known as a folk/rock/pop singer/songwriter, and it`s easy to see why on the basis of his music for Sunshine Cleaning, a quirky drama/comedy about two sisters who start a business cleaning up crime scenes. Penn has employed a small string section and the occasional horn to flesh out his cues, but the basic instrumentation is well within the folk/pop/rock mode, and the tracks for the most part simply sound like demos for his next singer/songwriter record, albeit ones he hasn`t yet finished with fully fledged song structures, melodies, and lyrics. An uncredited voice that no doubt is the composer can even be heard wordlessly humming and singing "na-na-na" and "doot-doot-doot" here and there as apparent preparation for the words and tunes to come. It is disconcerting, then, that this music is interspersed with actual pop/rock songs performed by others, including Golden Smog and Electrelane, since they seem to be the completed performances that Penn`s tracks are on their way to becoming. Presumably, this works to the satisfaction of the director to accompany her film, but to a mere listener to the soundtrack album, the music for Sunshine Cleaning comes off as incomplete. ~ William Ruhlmann Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Original London Cast – They`re Playing Our Song (Jay) $15.62 Personnel: Mark Jefferis, Gemma Craven, Tom Conti, Dawn Hope (vocals); Michael Hyatt (piano).Recording information: The Nova Suite (10/1980).Directors: Robert Moore ; David Earl Taylor; Grant Hossack.Photographer: Campbell MacCallum.Arranger: Emanuel Azenberg. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Various Artists – Vee-Jay: The Definitive Collection $51.28 Personnel: Priscilla Bowman (vocals).Audio Remasterer: Randy Perry .Liner Note Authors: Michael Ribas; Gerald Early.Recording information: 05/05/1953-05/13/1965.Photographer: Billy Vera.Arranger: R. Patterson.Although Chess Records is the Chicago label most often associated with black music from the 1950s and `60s, the Vee-Jay label gave Chess a respectable run for its money in terms of quality and variety. Jimmy Reed and John Lee Hooker, among others, are here representing the blues; while Jerry Butler, the Four Seasons, the Staple Singers, and the Swan Silvertones are among those weighing in for soul, doo-wop, and gospel. At 86 tracks spread over four discs, there`s very little filler on this stupendous collection (Gloria Jones` original version of "Tainted Love" is itself nearly worth the price of admission). Beautifully selected and compiled, with a 40 page booklet brimming with photos and superb notes, VEE-JAY: THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION is just that, and deserves a place in any well-rounded library. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Jay-Jay Johanson – Original Album Classics [2/2] $16.49 Disc 0:*No track list available |
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Original Soundtrack – Michael $8.84 Producers include: Don Henley, Don Cook, Raul Malo, Jerry Wexler, Frank Wolf, David Z, Don Was, Chips Moman, Teresa James, Erik Jacobsen.Engineers include: Rob Jacobs, William Brown, David McNair.Personnel: Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt (vocals, guitar); Corey Sterling, Raul Malo, Aretha Franklin, Van Morrison (vocals); Frank Simes, Jack Holder, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Kevin Dukes (guitar); James Cotton (harmonica); Ernest Williamson (piano, organ); Reese Wynans (keyboards); Chris Layton, Steve Potts , Scott Crago (drums); Norman Greenbaum (percussion); Mindy Stein, Angelic Voices of Faith (background vocals).Audio Mixers: Dave McNair; Rob Jacobs; Tom Lord-Alge.Photographers: Zade Rosenthal; Sante d`Orazio.Unknown Contributor Roles: Jerry Wexler; Andie MacDowell; Nick Kane; Paul Deakin; Randy Newman; Robert Reynolds; Valerie Carter.The soundtrack to MICHAEL is sort of a followup to the phenomenally successful PHENOMENON soundtrack, which came out five months earlier. Both movies starred John Travolta as agents of God, and both soundtracks feature a mix of old and new "adult alternative" artists.John Hiatt, covered by Jewel on PHENOMENON, is represented once again, this time by Don Henley covering "Through Your Hands." Hiatt`s friend Bonnie Raitt checks in with a cover of Randy Newman`s "Feels Like Home," and Newman himself duets with Valerie Carter on "Heaven Is My Home." Instead of the Iguanas to represent the Southern youth movement, MICHAEL offers the Mavericks and Kenny Wayne Shepherd duetting with bluesman James Cotton on the Rolling Stones` "The Spider And The Fly." Any movie about spiritual matters wouldn`t be complete without Norman Greenbaum`s "Spirit In The Sky," and MICHAEL comes through there, too. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Grind [Original Broadway Cast] [Jay] $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Overture – The Orchestra, 2. This Must Be the Place, 3. Sweet Thing Like Me, A – Satin/Earle’s Pearls, 4. I Get Myself Out – Gus, 5. My Daddy Always Taught Me to Share – Leroy, 6. All Things to One Man – Satin, 7. Line, The – Leroy/Earle’s Pearls, 8. Katie, My Love – Doyle, 9. Grind, The – Gus, 10. Why, Mama, Why? – Satin/Leroy, 11. This Crazy Place / Act 1 Finale – Leroy , 12. Trio: Who Is He? / Never Put It In Writing / I Talk, You Talk – Satin/Gus/Doyle , 13. Timing – Romaine/Solly, 14. These Eyes of Mine – Maybelle, 15. New Man – Leroy, 16. Down – Doyle, 17. Finale |
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Original Cast – Oliver! (Jay Records) $15.67 Track Listing:1.Overture: Food Glorious Food 2.Oliver! 3.I Shall Scream 4.Boy For Sale 5.That's Your Funeral 6.Where Is Love? 7.Consider Yourself 8.Pick A Pocket Or Two 9.It's A Fine Life 10.I'd Do Anything 11.Be Back Soon 12.Oom-Pah-Pah 13.My Name 14.As Long As He Needs Me 15.Where Is Love – (reprise) 16.Who Will Buy? 17.It's A Fine Life – (reprise) 18.I'm Reviewing The Situation 19.As Long As He Needs Me – (reprise) 20.I'm Reviewing The Situation – (reprise) 21.Finale 22.(untitled) – (hidden track) |
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Jay Boy Adams – Jay Boy Adams $13.32 Jay Boy Adams comes from the Michael Martin Murphey school of space cowboys, his music a mixture of folk, country, and blues with a lot of picking and references to nature. ZZ Top`s Bill Ham produced, and some of the picking is provided by instrumentalist extraordinaire David Lindley, but the album falls between stools in terms of genre and marketing, so it was ignored when it came out. ~ William Ruhlmann Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Jay Soto – Stay a While $9.98 Personnel: Jay Soto (background vocals); Jeffrey Osborne (vocals); Frank Selman, Marlon McClain, Freddie Fox (guitar); Gary Meek (flute); Bryne Donaldson (soprano saxophone); Darren Rahn, Michael Lington (alto saxophone); Euge Groove (tenor saxophone); Jason Rahn (flugelhorn); Mario Mendivil, Mel Brown (bass guitar); Michael White (drums); Jeff Lorber, Paul Brown (drum programming). Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Jay Brannan – Goddamned $11.65 Personnel: Jay Brannan (vocals, guitar, piano, organ); Oliver Kraus (cello); Fil Krohnengold, Fil Krohnengold (piano, organ); Michael Moore , Michael James Moore (drums, percussion).Audio Mixer: Bryan Cook.Recording information: Da Schtud; The Village, Los Angeles, CA. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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The Blue Jay`s Dance (Paperback) $9.37 Louise Erdrich writes about work and motherhood, as she and her husband Michael Dorris occupy a New Hampshire house with their six children. THE BLUE JAY`S DANCE centers on their youngest child`s first year. |
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Jay Boy Adams $12.99 Jay Boy Adams comes from the Michael Martin Murphey school of space cowboys, his music a mixture of folk, country, and blues with a lot of picking and references to nature. ZZ Top’s Bill Ham produced, and some of the picking is provided by instrumentalist extraordinaire David Lindley, but the album falls between stools in terms of genre and marketing, so it was ignored when it came out. ~ William Ruhlmann |
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Jay & The Americans – Jay & The Americans/Sunday & Me $15.55 2 LP`s on 1 CD: JAY & THE AMERICANS (1965)/SUNDAY & ME (1966).Jay & The Americans includes: John "Jay" Traynor, Donald Fagen (vocals, keyboards); Walter Becker (guitar).This is a good idea for a reissue that has worked out even better. Although they`re mostly remembered today for their hit singles, Jay & the Americans were an early- to mid-`60s outfit brimming over with talent, and they made a string of delightful if not exactly profound albums that hold up surprisingly well some 40 years later. Jay and the Americans and Sunday and Me were two of them, from 1965 and 1966, respectively. In addition to the hit singles "Cara Mia" and "Only in America," about half of Jay and the Americans plays like a lost Phil Spector production, and the rest is a leaner brand of pop/rock. Sunday and Me isn`t quite as distinctive, but in addition to its title song it offers the folk-rock-influenced "Why Can`t You Bring Me Home" (which could have been a great song for Johnny Rivers to cover); the towering vocal showcase "Maria"; a pair of pleasing group originals, "Baby Stop Your Cryin`" and the ebullient "She`s the Girl (That`s Messin` Up My Mind)"; one achingly lyrical folk revival cover ("Chilly Winds"); and the group`s pleasingly embellished, spirited, and soulful rendition of the Rascals hit "Good Lovin`." The digital mastering is a special treat, as neither of these albums has ever appeared on CD in the United States, and most of what`s here hasn`t been in print since the mid- to late `60s. Also, the sound is impeccable and the packaging, in addition to re-creating the original artwork and notes, adds new biographical material (albeit principally from a British perspective, whence this CD comes). ~ Bruce Eder Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Michael Nyman – Wonderland [Original Score] $12.39 Original score composed by Michael Nyman.Michael Nyman Band: Michael Nyman (piano); Jackie Shave, Beverley Davison, Jonathan Rees, Katherine Shave, Sophie Landon, Fran Andrade, Miranda Fullylove, Jonathan Evans-Jones (violin); William Hawkes, Andrew Parker, Kate Musker (viola); Anthony Hinnigan, Sophie Harris (cello); Paul Morgan (double bass); Andrew Findon (flute, tenor & baritone saxophones); Simon Haram (soprano & alsto saxophones); David Roach (soprano saxophone); Steve Sidewell (trumpet); David Lee (french horn); Nigel Barr (trombone); Martin Elliot (electric bass).Recorded at Whitfield Street Studios, London, England on March 15-17, 1999.Personnel: Michael Nyman (piano); Katherine Shave, Beverley Davison, Johnathan Rees, Jackie Shave (violin); William Hawkes, Kate Musker, Andrew Parker (viola); Sophie Harris, Tony Hinnigan (cello); Andrew Findon (flute, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Steve Sidwell (trumpet); Dave Lee (French horn); Nigel Barr (trombone); Paul Morgan (double bass); Martin Elliott (bass guitar).Recording information: Whitfield Street Studios, London, England (03/15/1999-03/17/1999).Illustrator: Dave McKean.Photographers: Marcus Robinson; Douglas Brothers; Dave McKean.Hailed as one of the most prolific and solid composers of the 20th century, Michael Nyman certainly made a name for himself with the elegant film score to the Academy Award winning drama The Piano. With various compositions under his belt, Nyman added the original score to the Peter Berg-directed film Wonderland in mid-2000. ~ MacKenzie Wilson Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Jay Jay’S Christmas Surprise - $9.99 Jay Jay’S Christmas Surprise - |
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Jay Jay & The Magic Books - $9.99 Jay Jay & The Magic Books - |
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Jay & The Techniques – The Main Course * $14.98 Jay & The Techniques includes: Jay Proctor.Personnel: Ronnie Waters, Rick Levy (guitar); Thelma Woods (viola); Adrienne Woods (cello); Bernie Kenerson (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Richard Jones (trumpet, French horn); Randy Gilkey (piano, keyboards); Dave Mann (bass guitar); Fred Shaw (drums, percussion); LaChon Jackson, Terri Gore (background vocals).Audio Mixers: Fred Shaw; Jay Proctor.Photographer: Waggs Kutcher.Jay & the Techniques hit with "Apple, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie" in the `60s and reemerge with original lead singer, Jay Proctor for their first recording in decades. Proctor`s the only remainder from the original group whose break up was facilitated by Uncle Sam`s draft. They regrouped with different members for a non-selling Motown release in the early `70s, then disappeared until this release. Proctor`s voice is heavier, gruffer, and not the pop-soul instrument that helped ditties like "Keep the Ball Rolling" cross over. The main courses are the emotive "Palm of My Hand," the comforting "I`ll Cry With You," "Why Does Everything Change," and "Grass Ain`t Always Greener"; on the latter two, he clones Teddy Pendergrass` style and timbre so exactly you think it`s Teddy. An update of "Baby Make Your Own Sweet Music" (retitled as "Make Your Own Sweet Music") is the CD`s nadir; sometimes you should just leave well enough alone. ~ Andrew Hamilton Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Original Broadway Cast – Tintypes $9.98 TINTYPES holds the distinction of being the first Broadway cast album that was digitally recorded.Principal cast includes: Mary Catherine Wright, Carolyn Mignini, Trey Wilson, Mel Marvin, Lynne Thigpen, Jerry Zaks.Recorded at Record Plant, Los Angeles, California from April 21-24, 1981. Includes liner notes by Steve Lawson.Personnel: Gwen Heller (violin); Christina Soule (cello); Michael Andreas (flute, piccolo, clarinet); Randall Aldcroft (trombone, bass trombone, baritone horn); Mel Marvin (piano); Ken Park (drums, percussion).Liner Note Author: Steve Lawson.Recording information: Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles, CA (04/21/1981-04/24/1981).Photographer: Jay Thompson.Unknown Contributor Roles: Jerry Zaks; Mary Cattherine Wright; Lynne Thigpen. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Original Soundtrack – The Slaughter Rule $11.65 Original score composed by Jay Farrar.Producers: Michael Robinson, Greg O`Connor.Audio Mixer: Mike Martin.Liner Note Authors: Alex Smith; Andrew Smith.Recording information: Broom Factory Studios; Jajouka.Photographers: Jessica Shokrian; Alex Smith; Mike Robinson ; Erick Edwards.This fantastic soundtrack to an independent coming-of-age film about a young Montana football player not only includes entries from Bloodshot Records` best and brightest (Ryan Adams, Neko Case, and Blood Oranges, for example), but a beautiful and delicate score by Uncle Tupelo`s Jay Farrar. Farrar`s music, which is interspersed throughout the songs, is so subtle, so emotive, it effortlessly captures the feeling of driving an old car across the bleak, two-lane roads of the Midwest. This record is the sound of traveling, or dreaming of travel at least; the sound of being stuck in the same place for too long; the sound of change. From Vic Chesnutt and Freakwater`s old-timey country to Ryan Adams` freewheeling "To Be Young" (arguably his best tune), The Slaughter Rule is one of the greatest collections of alternative country you`re apt to find. Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant add an oddity with the exotic Pacific sounds of "West of Samoa" and Neko Case grabs the prize for the record`s most sublime and purely powerful cut, "Porchlight." Still, it`s Farrar`s strange and almost surreal, rootsy instrumentals that are really breaking new ground. ~ Charles Spano Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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CHEF JAY’S TRIOPLEX DIP COOK 12/85g ORIGINAL $33.17 All Natural Protein Cookie Directions for Use NUTRITION INFO AmountMeasurePercent Fiber3 g12% Iron8% caloriesCalories 320 calories from fat110 cholesterol5mg2% protein16g saturated fat6g30% serving size1 package (85g) servings per container12 sodium150mg6% sugars18g total carbohydrate34mg11% total fat13g20% Ingredients Yogurt Coating (Sugar, Palm Kernel Oil, Nonfat Milk Powder, Yogurt Powder [Cultured Whey and Non Fat Milk], Titanium Dioxide, Lactic Acid, Soy Lecithin, Vanillin and Flavor), CJ Protein Blend (Soy Protein Isolate, Whey Protein Isolate),\\Whole Grain Rolled Oats, Brown Sugar, Raisins, Raisin Puree, Canola Oil, Unsalted Butter, Honey, Polydextrose, Egg, Wheat Flour, Artificial Vanilla Flavor, Baking Soda, Gum Arabic Powder, Potassium Sorbate, Salt, Cinnamon, Sucralose.ALLERGY STATEMENT Contains egg, corn, dairy and soy. Manufactured on equipment that processes various egg, corn, milk, wheat, nut, soy and seed ingredients. |
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Original Broadway Cast – Brigadoon [Original Broadway Cast] $8.99 Digitally remastered.Composed by Lerner & Loewe and conducted by David Brooks.Personnel: David Brooks, Bill Hansen, Earl Redding, Pamela Britton, Hayes Gordon, Delbert Anderson, Virginia Bosler, Lee Sullivan , James Mitchell , Marion Bell (vocals); Michael Raymond, Carroll Arthur, Jeanne Grant, Mark Kramer, Paul Valin, Linda Mason, Jeff Warren, Shirley Robbins, Betty Templeton, Lydia Fredericks, Virginia Oswald, John Schmidt (background vocals).Audio Remasterers: Didier C. Deutsch; Paul Goodman .Liner Note Author: Didier C. Deutsch.Recording information: Lotus Club, New York, NY (03/19/1947/03/23/1947).Unknown Contributor Role: The Girls.The tale of an 18th-century Scottish village that travels through time and its romantic encounter with two 20th-century visitors became the first major hit written by the team of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe. It features "Almost like Being in Love." ~ William Ruhlmann Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Original Soundtrack – Nine Months $11.65 Personnel includes: Nick Glennie-Smith (conductor); Jim Kanter (clarinet).Producers: Little Steven, Hans Zimmer, Jay Rifkin.Engineers: Luca Vittori, Jay Rifkin, Alan Meyerson.Recorded at Media Ventures and Sony Studios, Los Angeles, California. Includes liner notes by Daniel Schweiger.Original score written by Hans Zimmer except "From Russia…" (Nick Glennie-Smith).Composer: Hans Zimmer.Personnel: Richie Sambora (vocals, guitar); Little Steven & the Disciples of Soul (guitar); James Kanter (clarinet); David Bryan (piano); Tico Torres (congas, tambourine).Audio Mixers: Jay Rifkin; Alan Meyerson; Obie O`Brien.Liner Note Author: Daniel Schweiger.Recording information: Media Ventures, Los Angeles, CA; Sony Studios, Los Angeles, CA.Editor: Adam Smalley.Unknown Contributor Roles: Fabio Nosotti; Emma Burnham; Michael Stevens .The ubiquitous Hans Zimmer provides the bulk of the material on the soundtrack to Christopher Columbus` 1995 romantic comedy. Taking an organic approach, strings dominate the instrumental tracks that are mostly somber and delicate in nature, keeping in line with the film`s underlying serious theme of a confirmed bachelor facing the unexpected responsibility of fatherhood. Particularly effective is the lullaby-like "It`s a Boy." Ex-E Street rocker Little Steven (with help from Bon Jovi`s Richie Sambora, David Bryan, and Tico Torres) contributes the rootsy ballad "The Time of Your Life," and his performance is surprisingly poignant. The set is rounded out by Marvin Gaye`s smoldering classic "Let`s Get It On" and a yearning turn by soulster Tyrone Davis with the horn-laden "Turn Back the Hands of Time." ~ Tom Demalon Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Jay Leonhart – Great Duets $15.53 Personnel: Jay Leonhart (acoustic bass); Joe Williams (vocals); John Bunch, Bill Carlap, Eddie Higgins, Mike LeDonne, Junior Mance, Norman Simmons, Richard Wyands (piano); Gene Bertoncini, Bucky Pizarelli (guitar).Recorded live aboard the S/S Norway between October 26 and November 9, 1996. Includes liner notes by Carolyn Leonhart and Michael Leonhart.Audio Mixer: Jon Bates.Liner Note Authors: Michael Leonhart; Carolyn Leonhart.Recording information: s (10/26/1996-11/09/1996); S Norway, Caribbean Sea (10/26/1996-11/09/1996).Photographer: Rollo Phlecks.In October and November 1996, Jay Leonhart spent two weeks aboard the SS Norway, where he sailed around different parts of the Caribbean and was a prominent performer for the ship`s "jazz cruise." During those two weeks, the acoustic bassist kept busy playing duets with Dave Frishberg and being part of the group New York Swing. Great Duets, however, doesn`t focus on either of those activities, but rather, documents a series of intimate duets Leonhart performed with various pianists and guitarists. Embracing mostly bop, Leonhart is in good form on duets with guitarists Bucky Pizzarelli and Gene Bertoncini as well as pianists ranging from Mike LeDonne and Bill Charlap to John Bunch, Norman Simmons and Richard Wyands. The only vocal comes when Leonhart teams up with Joe Williams on the blues "5 O`Clock in the Morning," which was recorded when the singer was 77. Sadly, Williams` voice had declined considerably, and it`s painfully obvious that he was way past his prime. But apart from Williams` weak performance, this is an enjoyable CD that Leonhart can be proud of. ~ Alex Henderson Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Original Cast – Street Scene (Jay Records) $32.31 Track Listing:*Introduction *Let Things Be Like They Always Was – (scene) *Wrapped In A Ribbon And Tied In A Bow – (scene) *Lonely House *Wouldn`t You Like To Be On Broadway – (scene) *What Good Would The Moon Be *Moon Faced, Starry Eyed (Scene) / Dance *Ain`t We Awful, The Heat? *I`ve Got A Marble And A Star – (scene) *Get A Load Of That – (scene) *When A Woman Has A Baby *She Shouldn`t Be Staying Out Nights – (scene) *Somehow I Never Could Believe *Get A Load Of That! – (scene) *Ice Cream Sextet – (scene) *Come On – (scene) *Woman Who Lived Up There, The *Interlude *Lullaby – (scene) *Oh Officer – (scene) *I Loved Her Too – (finale) *Don`t Forget The Lilac Bush – (finale) *Ain`t It Awful, The Heat? – (finale) *Remember That I Care *Finaletto *Introduction / Catch Me If You Can – (scene) *There`ll Be Trouble – (scene) *I Tried To Be A Good Wife To Him – (scene) *Boy Like You, A – (scene) *We`ll Go Away Together – (scene) *Murder, The |
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