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Purchase Bean Bag Rock And Roll CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Peter, Paul, and Mary Around The Campfire CDs (1998)
Bean Bag Rock And Roll
 $15.99   
Including four new tracks, the two-disc set Around the Campfire is an excellent overview of Peter, Paul & Mary's career as it nears the four-decade mark. As indicated by the title, the focus of the collection is to shine a spotlight on songs that express ideals of community, tunes commonly sung in schools and churches as well as at more intimate gatherings; ...
| | Joanie Bartels Lullaby Magic CD (1994)
Bean Bag Rock And Roll
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| | Keb' Mo' Big Wide Grin CD (2001)
Bean Bag Rock And Roll
$7.59
BIG WIDE GRIN was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Musical Album For Children.
With baby boomers and many members of Generation X having grown up with rock & roll as their music of choice, ...
| | Connie Kaldor Lullaby Berceuse: A Warm Prairie Night CD (1988)
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| | Move It! CD (2005)
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| | Dora The Explorer Dance Fiesta! CD (2005) Enhanced CD
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| | Norman Foote Shake A Leg CD (1995)
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| | Songs For Kids CDs (2002) Boxed Set
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| | Deep Purple Friends & Relatives Album CD (1999) (Import) Hong Kong
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$22.99
This ambitious anthology chronicles the life of hard rock Deep Purple and its many offshoots, predecessors, and legacies, ...
| | Miho Komatsu 7: Prime Number CD (2005) (Import) Japan
$49.95 | | Original Blues Album CD (2005) (Import) Germany
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| | Wiggles Sailing Around The World CD (2005)
Bean Bag Rock And Roll
$10.19 
Available as an album, a DVD, and a summer 2005 concert tour, SAILING AROUND THE WORLD is the Wiggles' SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND. A concept album with an appropriately descriptive title, SAILING ...
| | Third Realm Under The Black Light CD (2007)
Bean Bag Rock And Roll
$12.15
Darkwave atmospheres, industrial beats and electronic sequences. With ‘Under the Black Light’, Third Realm takes us on a journey full of haunting and mechanical musical arrangements. Having appeared on over a hundred albums as a remixer, producer, and/or guest artist, Romell Regulacion of Razed in Black gives us a ...
| | Sarah C Hanson Treasure A Storm Can Bring CD (2008)
Bean Bag Rock And Roll
$17.69
I was born in Nome, Alaska where we lived until I was 3. My pre-school through high-school years were spent in creative Juneau. I had encouragement from teachers and my mother to pursue all arts. I began writing in high-school when my ideas seemed too persistent to ignore. In the morning I wrote my dreams, in the day I wrote my observations, in the night I wrote more.My love of singing began before guitar came into my life. Summer of 1993 I worked in Denali National Park. I sang where ever I walked because the park officials warned residents and visitors to be loud so bears had fair warning. When I wasn't working as a house keeper in the Denali Village Hotel I was exploring the park. I sang things I knew at first but soon enough I began to make things up. Mostly, the songs had no real words. It felt like the sounds and melodies came out of the ground that I walked, like a conversation with the earth. I felt connected to God then and that fed my love of singing.I played guitar for the first time in Bellingham, Washington spring of 1995 when I was taught two chords at a friends house. The next night I dreamed about learning more. When I went home for spring break I got a guitar out of our basement. It had been sitting around for 30 years and subsequently had a crack in it's neck from the pull of the strings. I learned on it and then bought a Gospel Gibson with in a year. It surprised me to recognized the sweet tone within this new instrument. It was not the most beautiful of all the guitars in the shop but it's sound gripped me. Recording came next! I started in Bellingham with "Something More Than Beautiful," at Soundings of the Planet. They tell me it was the shortest recorded album in the history of their Studio. In a total of about 2.5 hours I recorded 13 songs. "Breaking Strings," my second recording was done Juneau at Skatebottom Sound with Albert McDonnell. I took more than 8 months and included other musicians. This brings us to "All I Can See," my most recent recording with which I was in the studio phase for 18 or so months. I included many wonderful musicians from the rich community of Fairbanks and had co-producers Ron Veliz and Pat Fitzgerald. Presently, I am working on a project in Anchorage at Surreal Studio with Kurt Riemann. I hope to have an album to share summer 2007. I lived in Fairbanks, Alaska 2000-2006 but recently I relocated to my birth place, Nome where I met my husband. In Fairbanks I had been teaching guitar to 24 students ages ranging from 5 to 40 years old and working at New Hope Church in North Pole with a youth group. Now, in Nome, I own a small guitar studio called Bearing Song and teach private lessons. January ...
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