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Purchase Unsweetened CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | John Wayne America, Why I Love Her CD (1979)
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| | War Of The Worlds CDs (1981) SACD Hybrid
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$24.05 This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players.
Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Jeff Wayne: Jeff Wayne (piano, harpsichord); David Essex, Julie Covington, Phil Lynott, Richard Burton, Jo Partridge (vocals); George Fenton (tar); Chris Spedding, Justin Hayward, Chris Thompson, Gary Osborne, Herbie Flowers, Roy Jones, Ray Cooper , Paul Hart, Barry Morgan, Billy Lawrie, Paul Vigrass.
Released 40 years after Orson Welles' infamous radio version of the H.G. Wells tale, Jeff Wayne's musical version of War of the Worlds straddles old-style radio drama and contemporary orchestrated narratives ...
| | Jerry Clower Greatest Hits CD (1994)
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| | Jay Hickman Playing Truck Driver CD (1990)
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| | Larry The Cable Guy Lord, I Apologize CD (2001)
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| | John Valby Dr. Dirty's Sphincter Unplugged CD (2001)
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| | Bob Rivers Twisted Christmas CD (1992)
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| | Carla Ann Harris Carla's First Christmas CD (2000)
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| | Ross McManus Elvis' Dad Sings Elvis CD (1997) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Roy D Mercer Family Album CD (2002)
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$5.75 With ten Roy D. Mercer albums in the racks, plus a line of T-shirts and other merchandise mentioned in the CD booklet and even a website, it's hard to believe that anyone in the intended audience for the fictional prank-call creation of Tulsa, OK, radio comedians Brent Douglas and Phil Stone doesn't already know about him, which would make them impervious to the calls themselves. Simply put, the duo, primed by a family member or fellow worker, call up some unsuspecting person and adopt the persona of the belligerent country hick Roy D. Mercer, who is always waxing wroth about some absurd wrong that has been done to him (or, in the present case, a member of his family or a pet). Mercer demands money and then threatens to go over and beat up the listener. The fun comes in seeing how long he can fool his victim into thinking the call is serious. From the sound of The Family Album, the answer these days is, not very long. Almost from the start, the people on the other end of the phone seem to be giggling, and you can't help thinking that they're really all in on the joke at the outset, much as they claim to be outraged later on. To say that the concept is getting thin is to imply that it ever had any thickness. But it is becoming more fictional than ever. ~ William Ruhlmann
With ten Roy D. Mercer albums in the racks, plus a line of T-shirts and other merchandise mentioned in the CD booklet and even a website, it's hard to believe that anyone in the intended audience for the fictional prank-call creation of Tulsa, OK, radio comedians Brent Douglas ...
| | Burnin' Up Tempo Jazz Standards CD (2000)
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| | Ron White You Can't Fix Stupid CD (2006) Uncensored
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| | Briana Scott While Im Here CD (2005)
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$13.69 Robert Fleischman was born in Los Angeles, raised in Torrance California, and has enjoyed tremendous success as a vocalist, songwriter and performer during his career. Robert exploded onto the booming California music scene in the late 1970’s when he joined a San Francisco band, looking to make the transformation from rock-fusion to a more radio friendly, commercial rock sound. This band, Journey, would go on to become one of the most successful rock bands in the history of music. Robert, the original lead vocalist, wrote and performed with Journey for just under a year. Due to a conflict of interest with management, vocalist Steve Perry was hired; continuing the sound that Fleischman was instrumental in helping the band establish. With the triple platinum success of Journey’s Infinity album on which Robert’s songs are prominently featured, the name Robert Fleischman had quickly become synonymous with hit songwriting. His most noteworthy contributions to the band were, "Wheel in the Sky", "Anytime", and "Winds of March". In January of 2005 when Journey received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, they insisted that Robert be included in the honor. Later, Robert signed a deal with Arista Records and recorded his first solo album with Jimmy Iovine, Perfect Stranger (1979), which included former Journey band mate Neal Schon. A successful solo tour would follow the release of the album, including shows with Van Halen, Eddie Money, Boston and Sammy Hagar.In the early 1980’s, Robert formed the melodic rock band, Channel. The band was signed to Epic Records and they released their self-titled debut in 1984 to great critical success. Channel, however, was short lived because of a new opportunity that would soon be calling for Robert.Robert next joined Vinnie Vincent, of KISS, and fellow band members Bobby Rock and Dana Strum to record Vinnie Vincent Invasion (Chrysalis) in 1986. The record featured Robert’s piercing vocals and Vincent’s wicked guitar playing and included the hit single "Boyz Are Gonna Rock".Over the next decade, Robert would greatly expand his involvement in the music industry as a staff songwriter for the prestigious Almo Irving Publishing and as a musical score composer for feature film and television projects.Although his career has been filled with success, Robert Fleischman has always felt more comfortable in the recording studio, flying under the ...
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