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Document's Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 5 (1937-1939) offers an exhaustive overview of a two-year period from Roosevelt Sykes' career. During that era, Sykes first recorded a raft of classics: "Night Time Is the Right Time," "Drunken Gambler," "Mistake in Life," and the double (or single) entendre classics "Ice Cream Freezer," "Let Me Hang My Stockings in Your Christmas Tree," and "Somebody's Been Ridin' My Black Gal." The novelties are delicious fun, though only completists will be interested in this lengthy compilation of exactingly sequenced recordings. ~ Thom Owens Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 5 (1937-1939) Music Roosevelt Sykes Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 5 (1937-1939) Songs | 1. | Little and Low | |
| 2. | Night Time Is the Right Time (MP3) | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Monte Carlo Blues | |
| 4. | She Squeezed My Lemon | |
| 5. | Somebody's Been Ridin' My Black Gal | |
| 6. | Bread Pan | |
| 7. | Ice Cream Freezer | |
| 8. | Druken Gambler | |
| 9. | Hospital, Heaven or Hell | |
| 10. | Love Lease Blues | |
| 11. | Hard Lead Pencil | |
| 12. | My Baby's Playground | |
| 13. | Night Gown Blues | |
| 14. | Sad Yas Yas Yas | |
| 15. | Let Me Hang My Stockings in Your Christmas Tree | |
| 16. | Mistake in Life | |
| 17. | Night Time Is the Right Time, No. 2 | |
| 18. | Dog in a Man, The | |
| 19. | She's Long Gone | |
| 20. | Train Is Coming, The | |
| 21. | Down on My Knees | |
| 22. | Bitter Cup Blues | |
| 23. | Have You Seen Ida B | |
| 24. | Journey From the Germs | |
| 25. | You Can't Fix It Back | |
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The power of mantra and chantsAncient mystics from around the globe, as well as modern scientists, agree that everything is in a state of vibration, thus emitting sound. In the Tibetan mantrayana tradition, which is very much alive today, not only the words, but every sound made and every letter of the alphabet is looked upon as a sacred symbol. Every syllable carries a certain frequency. Mantras, in the tantric tradition, are seen as vessels of spiritual power beyond human comprehension. They are means for activating and invoking the dormant spiritual forces within the mind, through which we are capable of directing our own destiny.In the Bible it is written: ”In the beginning was the Word”. This tells us that the first sign of life was audible expression, or sound. Pythagoras believed in the “Music of the spheres”, the idea that all of reality vibrates according to mathematical laws. New science holds that every atom provides a particular sound on account of its movement and vibration. Each atom sings its own song, and the sound creates with each movement dense or subtle forms. Mantras have a purifying and refining effect, thus raising the consciousness of both the chanter and the listener, elevating them to the experience of ever higher states of mind.Etymologically, mantra means that which protects the mind. Therefore recitation of a mantra not only protects, but helps, develops, and matures the mind of the person who recites it and meditates upon its meaning. 1) Praises to the Eight Noble Ones.This prayer known as Tashi Tsigpa was written by Lama Mipham and is a condensed version of the ...
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