| | Jim Colliton Stories From The Suburbs CD Jim Colliton Discography of CDs
Jim colliton has grown up in the suburbs and now lives with his wife and three children in the suburbs. What does he talk about? If you have ever been embarrassed about the contents of your recycling bin or tried to kill a flying bat in your house you will find Jim's comedy hilarious. If none of these thing hits home, Jim has also stolen a school bus and everyone finds that story funny. Jim's love for performing comes out every time he takes the stage, whether performing for 30, 300 or even 3000 people (yes, this has happened a few times). Jim's comedy is funny, but also clean. This has helped him stay busy working all across the country. Jim has been seen on national television shows like Ed McMahon's Next Big Star, Comcast Comedy Spot Light and Comedy Central Laugh Riots. Jim can also be heard on XM Satellite Radio's Comedy Channel. 'Jim is no Carrot Top, but then again you don't have to be when youexpertly deliver very funny, well crafted jokes that connect with justabout everybody. Jim is a great comic and XM's listeners agree." - Joel Haas, Comedy Director, XM Satellite Radio "Jim Colliton... is one of the rising stars to keep a look out for whenhe comes to town." - Jerry Flattum, Las Vegas Entertainment Today 'Colliton is known as one of the nicest guys in Boston comedy andone of the cleanest acts around!' - Nick A. Zaino, Boston Globe Stories From The Suburbs Music Jim Colliton Stories From The Suburbs Songs | 1. | Ipod |
| 2. | Simple Invention |
| 3. | Watch You Doing Daddy |
| 4. | Giving Advice |
| 5. | Ice Fishing |
| 6. | Bedford Boys Borrow Bus |
| 7. | Kelly, Kathy, Maryellen, Maureen, Kristen |
| 8. | Pulled Pork |
| 9. | Fine Tuned Fighting Machine |
| 10. | Flying Bat |
|
Stories From The Suburbs Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Jim Colliton Stories From The Suburbs CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Stories From The Suburbs CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | John Wayne America, Why I Love Her CD (1979)
Stories From The Suburbs album
 $13.49  
| | War Of The Worlds CDs (1981) SACD Hybrid
Stories From The Suburbs CD music
$24.05  
| | Jerry Clower Greatest Hits CD (1994)
Stories From The Suburbs music CDs
$6.75
| | Jay Hickman Playing Truck Driver CD (1990)
Stories From The Suburbs songs
$10.49
| | Larry The Cable Guy Lord, I Apologize CD (2001)
Stories From The Suburbs album
$12.59
| | John Valby Dr. Dirty's Sphincter Unplugged CD (2001)
Stories From The Suburbs CD music
$12.05
Song Parodies
| | Kevin McKinney Mcvein In Green CD (2002)
Stories From The Suburbs music CDs
$7.99
Chelle Murrey's musical spectrum might be defined by folk on one pole and country on the other, however, an array of subtleties mark the dynamic artist's range, distinguishing her as an astonishingly original singer/songwriter. Whether it's an introspective ballad providing a viewpoint into the artist's mind, a social commentary about people or an autobiographic narrative of a difficult breakup, a listener will find tenderness, intimacy, depth and quick wit in any of Chelle's songs. The manner in which Murrey delivers her music on stage sets her apart even further, as her wildly clever yet silly sense of humor, infectious laugh and apparent love of music are a part of every performance. Chelle's sweet voice and powerful stage presence create a unique dichotomy where she is profoundly serious one moment and shockingly hilarious the next.Appalachia provided the backdrop to Chelle's upbringing. She grew up in the small rural town of Athens, Ohio that produced the roots and strong connections to old country so evident in her music. Though music always occupied the main stage of Chelle's endeavors, ...
| | Doina Timisuli Romanian Tradition CD (2003) (Import) England; United Kingdom
Stories From The Suburbs songs
$14.19
| | Bobaloo Full Release CD (2007)
Stories From The Suburbs album
$12.69
Bobaloo started his stand up comedy career in Los Angeles, California when he got a flyer for a stand up comedy class in the mail and thought it was worth checking out. It was the key that unlocked his comedic mind and made him realize that this is what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. ...
| | Michael A Arnzen Audiovile CD (2007)
Stories From The Suburbs CD music
$9.85
Audiovile is horror author Michael Arnzen ...
| | Christopher James Dilts Manifesting With Your Angels CD (2007)
Stories From The Suburbs music CDs
$12.69
"My primary gift is helping youto connect with your Angelsfor guidance, assistance, healing,love and illumination of your next stepon your soul's journey." - Christoper Spiritual & Healing StudiesChristopher has ...
| | Don't Mess With Texas Los Dias De Junio CD (2007) (Import) England
Stories From The Suburbs songs
$17.95
| | Studs Terkel Voices Of Our Time CD (2007)
Stories From The Suburbs album
$30.95
| | Buzz Trouts Pickles From India? CD (2007)
Stories From The Suburbs CD music
$11.39
| | Wayne Jones Saturday Street CD (2009) (Import)
Stories From The Suburbs music CDs
$18.99
‘Saturday Street’the brand new album fromAustralian bass greatWayneJonesThere's a reason why you don’t hear so many solo albums by bass players ... and no... I’m not about to launch into an onslaught of bass player jokes. The real reason,and any musician will know this ... is because only the very best bass players can betechnically skilled and creatively inclined enough to pull it off. On his 2006 debutrelease ‘Forgotten Melody', Melbourne bass great Wayne Jones proved to all he's one of the rare few who candeliver an album full of beautifully constructed musical storylines featuring the bass as the central character.Proving he's no one trick pony, Jones has done it again. Merely three years after his first solo effort, WayneJones offers us ’Saturday Street’, another rich slice of sophisticated jazz flavoured pie.The key to any successful musical endeavour in this genre is the quality and allure of the instrumental conversations betweenmusicians. On 'Saturday Street' Wayne's collection of virtuosic buddies talk it up big time. Assisting Jones in creating his latenight lounge grooves are the considerable talents of Gerry Pantazis (drums), Ron Peers (guitar) James Sandon, BenjaminNorthey, Andy O’Connell (sax), Daniel Beasy (trumpet), Dave Carter, Mal Logan, John Grant, Ash Crick, Mike Oliphant(keyboards), Cheryl Beattie (vocals), Alejandro Vega, and Kintsho Tshabalala (percussion).There's no doubt the accompanists shine, but in the end it’s Jones' street party. His command of the bass and those nimble yetfluent licks will remain embedded in your mind long after the disc has come to a close.‘Saturday Street’ track by trackOpening proceedings with ‘Strictly Dan’, Jones wears hismusical heart on his sleeve, as he pays tribute to Americanmusic icons Steely Dan. Fat bass slaps feature as the band infull flight forge ahead with purpose and precision.The title track, ‘Saturday Street’ finds Jones with a springin his step, as he and his ensemble strut down his funkifiedthoroughfare.The ‘Back in Five’ vibe is one of a world we sometimesforget, a stop and smell the roses kind of feel, where thingsreally don’t seem so bad after all.Track four is the ...
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
Email a Friend
