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Zombie Prom

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by: Various Artists

Release Date June 10, 2008
my school just did this play and i must say it is wonderful. i was cast as jonny and my friend was eddie.we only had six weeks to pull it together but we did it. it was a great experiance and i cant get the songs out of my head. if anyone has not heard of this, they will soon. this play in my opinion must go to broadway so everyone can experiance this terrific show!

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The Best of the Poets

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by: Bobby Womack

Release Date October 01, 1999
my school just did this play and i must say it is wonderful. i was cast as jonny and my friend was eddie.we only had six weeks to pull it together but we did it. it was a great experiance and i cant get the songs out of my head. if anyone has not heard of this, they will soon. this play in my opinion must go to broadway so everyone can experiance this terrific show!

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The Best of the Poets

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by: Bobby Womack

Release Date August 07, 2006
my school just did this play and i must say it is wonderful. i was cast as jonny and my friend was eddie.we only had six weeks to pull it together but we did it. it was a great experiance and i cant get the songs out of my head. if anyone has not heard of this, they will soon. this play in my opinion must go to broadway so everyone can experiance this terrific show!

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Chicago II

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by: Chicago

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Chicago II initially held musicians spellbound by it's sheer tutored talent and production values. It then quickly became apparent to the rest of us that this was a 'must have' in 1970. This was mainly due to the massive impact of "25 or 6 to 4" as a single. It was totally taboo to have horns in a rock band it this time. The boys blew that little chestnut wide open by demonstrating that you don't need a 19-strong big band to envelope your listener in the most involving, intense and shimmering sound-cloud. The songs are utterly brilliant examples of pop culture writing and the horn arrangements put contporaries like Blood, Sweat and Tears to shame. Buy this and learn why your parents know Puff Daddy (or whatever he's called this week) is boring, ... Read More:

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Chicago II [CASSETTE]

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by: Chicago

Release Date October 17, 1990
Chicago II initially held musicians spellbound by it's sheer tutored talent and production values. It then quickly became apparent to the rest of us that this was a 'must have' in 1970. This was mainly due to the massive impact of "25 or 6 to 4" as a single. It was totally taboo to have horns in a rock band it this time. The boys blew that little chestnut wide open by demonstrating that you don't need a 19-strong big band to envelope your listener in the most involving, intense and shimmering sound-cloud. The songs are utterly brilliant examples of pop culture writing and the horn arrangements put contporaries like Blood, Sweat and Tears to shame. Buy this and learn why your parents know Puff Daddy (or whatever he's called this week) is boring, ... Read More:

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Chicago [DVD AUDIO]

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by: Chicago

Release Date July 28, 2003
Fabulous exciting music, fabulous exciting crystal clear sound! Chicago were one of the premier jazz rock bands in the early seventies, and among the best American artists along with Jimi Hendrix, CCR and Santana - a must have for any DVD-Audio rock collection - buy it now!

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Moving Out to the Country

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by: Jools Holland

Release Date November 20, 2006
The previous Jools Holland album `Swinging the Blues, Dancing the Ska' had not made the receipts of the trilogy of Friends albums and so the formula is revisited here but with a Country theme to freshen it up. A big band playing country standards is not an obvious choice for an album and the quality varies from track to track depending on the suitability of the guest vocalists.

The seasoned performers such as Solomon Burke, Lulu and Tom Jones come out best with a good understanding as to where to stand with the band as too do the Jools regular contributors Sam Brown and Ruby Turner an, of course, Jools himself. Bob Geldof is the surprise star of the album with his folk/country voice making his contributions very much his own.

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Steelin' It : The Steel Guitar Story

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 14, 2008
When I ordered this I expected mainly steel guitar instrumentals,instead I find Proper have drawn heavily on previous box sets,some tracks the steel guitar is barely audable.Jitterbug jive for instance,you only hear Bob Dunn for the closing bar!There are plenty of steel guitar (and dobro) solo`s out there so why so many second rate singers? This is a missed opportunity by Proper and I for one will be wary in future.There are a few good steel guitar tracks but not enough for my likeing.If you dont have any Proper Box sets at all then you may be less dissappointed than I am.

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As I Am: the Super Edition/+DVD

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by: Alicia Keys

Release Date November 10, 2008
When I ordered this I expected mainly steel guitar instrumentals,instead I find Proper have drawn heavily on previous box sets,some tracks the steel guitar is barely audable.Jitterbug jive for instance,you only hear Bob Dunn for the closing bar!There are plenty of steel guitar (and dobro) solo`s out there so why so many second rate singers? This is a missed opportunity by Proper and I for one will be wary in future.There are a few good steel guitar tracks but not enough for my likeing.If you dont have any Proper Box sets at all then you may be less dissappointed than I am.

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This Is Your Night

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by: The Williams Brothers

Release Date June 28, 1991
When I ordered this I expected mainly steel guitar instrumentals,instead I find Proper have drawn heavily on previous box sets,some tracks the steel guitar is barely audable.Jitterbug jive for instance,you only hear Bob Dunn for the closing bar!There are plenty of steel guitar (and dobro) solo`s out there so why so many second rate singers? This is a missed opportunity by Proper and I for one will be wary in future.There are a few good steel guitar tracks but not enough for my likeing.If you dont have any Proper Box sets at all then you may be less dissappointed than I am.