John Lithgow Farkle And Friends CD

Ezina Moore's Debut Release "Tempted" Sold 10,000 copies. She is back with her sophomore project proving that she has the "Power of A Woman"."Power Of A Woman" is the tale of the ups and downs of being in love. The cd starts with the spoken word intro "Value A Woman" where Ezina questions a would be suitor on how he values a woman? When the response is deemed inappropriate, Ezina launches into the bouncy rock title track that will soon be the anthem of Powerful women around the globe! She sings "You can cover me from head to toe, so that only my eyes show but the power of a woman cannot be contained." When questioned about this controversial lyric Ezina replies "Women are powerful beings, period. You look at a Muslim woman who is covered from head to toe. All you can see is her eyes. There is still something very powerful and sexy in that. I believe in my lyric where I say modesty will not keep other men away from me, it is just fuel for the fire and increases desire. Whether a woman is completely covered or barely covered, she is powerful.""Reflections" is a funk rock track that is reminiscent of Sly and Family Stone. The groove is so tight that it just makes you want to get up and start dancing. Ezina states that she wrote this song days after watching the World Trade Center towers come crashing down right outside her window. "It was something about seeing my reflection in the glass as the towers came crashing down. I just started thinking about how senseless war is. All of those innocent lives gone. I started thinking back about all of the things that I had done, wish that I had done and have yet to do. I said a prayer and this song came to me.""Never Trust A Man", When asked is this a male bashing song? Ezina responds "Absolutely not! I love men. I have been in and out of love more times than I care to admit. I have had my heart broken and stomped on. Now I keep it locked up until I decided that someone is worthy of such a precious commodity.""Wrote me Off" is a solid, fluid Rock track with lots of vocals, guitars and a really cool drum breaks. Ezina says "I wrote this about a spat that I had with an ex business partner. As an indie artist you always kind of feel like the underdog. When the underdog scores it feels totally ...