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Our Price: $14.45  CDFor Sale Limited Availability
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Mina Cartoline Songs | 1. | Se Tornasse Caso Mai |
| 2. | Piu' di Te |
| 3. | Ninguem Me Ama |
| 4. | E Inutile |
| 5. | I'm Glad There Is You |
| 6. | Quando Vedro |
| 7. | Cartoline |
| 8. | Angel Eyes |
| 9. | No |
| 10. | Stars Fell on Alabama  |
| 11. | E |
| 12. | El Reloy |
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Article in Southern Hopsitality MagazineWinston Hall: Shreveport’s Own Piano ManIf you have ever stepped foot in Superior’s Steakhouse Piano Bar on a Saturday night, then you’ve already met Winston Hall - and he is quickly becoming known as one of Shreveport’s best entertainers. Hall’s love of music began at the age of five when his mother introduced him to the piano. He says he owes his piano career to his persistent mother. “She never let me stop practicing,” Hall said. “She would set the kitchen timer for thirty minutes and I had to sit at the piano no matter what, even when I was five years old and my feet didn’t reach the floor yet.”While studying to become a journalist, he moonlighted as a piano bar entertainer. “I was eighteen when I got my first real piano gig,” Hall said. “It was at a Chinese restaurant in San Angelo, Texas, and a man came up to me and requested ‘Piano Man.’ When I told him I didn’t know it he gave me this look of complete disbelief that I’ll never forget. I went home and learned it that night.”After earning a journalism degree in 2004, Hall moved to San Antonio and then Nashville, where he came close to abandoning his piano forever. “I remember once in Nashville, I booked a gig downtown and when I showed up the night of the gig they had double booked and told me to go home. I remember standing on a lonely, dark, side street, just like in a movie scene. I was ready to quit right there. But when I came to Shreveport, it really felt like genuine entertainers and creativity were embraced here. It was refreshing.” When Winston first arrived in Shreveport, local casting agent Brinkley Maginnis introduced him to the steakhouse and suggested he play the piano there.“From the moment I met Winston, he made me smile,” she said. “Winston is one of those rare men that truly has heartfelt emotion, passion, and caring, and is not afraid to share it with you in life and in his songs. His spirit and charm always capture an audience and keep them coming back for more.”In 2007, when Hall first relocated to Shreveport, he also began working in the film industry. His experiences, he says, will last a lifetime. While working on his first film, Mad Money, Hall had a unique experience with acting legend Ted Danson, an experience that inspired him to keep pursuing music. “That was a really funny night,” Hall said. “Ted’s apartment flooded and I got sent over to help him move his stuff. While we were working, we chatted about life and music and he shared his wisdom with me. It was kind of surreal because when you grow up in Gatesville, Texas, you never think at any point in life that you’ll be having a heart to heart with Ted Danson.” Nowadays, Hall focuses almost entirely on being an entertainer. Luckily, Nashville’s entertainment loss is Shreveport’s gain. After playing Superior’s Steakhouse Piano Bar over 100 times, not to mention hundreds of hours playing the piano at venues all the way from New Orleans to Nashville, Hall has created an entertaining style all his own - and that style ...
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