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Purchase Essential CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Rascal Flatts Greatest Hits 1 CD (2009)
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| | Crosby, Stills, and Nash Demos CD (2009) Digipak
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$13.49 Composed mainly of stripped-down, mostly acoustic versions of some famous Crosby, Stills & Nash songs, DEMOS affords a fascinating glimpse of the singer-songwriter movement in its infancy. Make no mistake--these are no lo-fi collector's curiosities. Tunes like "Marrakesh Express," its bright, fresh harmonies intact, and "You ...
| | Steve Earle Townes CD (2009)
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$14.29 With the appropriately titled TOWNES, Steve Earle pays tribute to his mentor, the late singer/songwriter legend Townes Van Zandt. Like Earle, Van Zandt was a Texan who made his way to Nashville even though his music didn't fit the mainstream country mold. Earle, who learned a lot from Van Zandt, honors his hero's mix of country, folk, and poetic lyricism with an affectionate trip through the Van Zandt songbook. Whether he's tackling a dark, moody tune like "Marie," a post-Dylan flight of lyrical fancy like "Lungs," or a trad-tinged country song like "White Freightliner Blues," ...
| | Louvin Brothers 20 All-Time Greatest Hits CD (2002)
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$9.75 Track Listing of songs: I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby; Hoping That You're Hoping; You're ...
| | Jerry Garcia Not For Kids Only CD (1993)
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$14.69 Contains old-time folk songs from the 1920s for kids of all ages.
Recorded in the spring and summer 1993. Includes liner notes by Mayne Smith.
All songs are traditional, arranged by Jerry ...
| | 311 Live CD (1998) Edited
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$8.49 The heartland's favorite stoners are back at it, this time promoting the wacky weed with a live album titled--you guessed it--LIVE. 311 is a band obsessed, and they don't hide it, with titles like "Homebrew," "Freak Out" and "Who's Got The Herb?" The set is heavy on their breakthrough albums MUSIC and 311 and light on 1997's TRANSISTOR and its emphasis on dub reggae. It all kicks off with 311's hit single "Down," mixing their trademark pounding guitar riffs and twin vocal attack. SA Martinez ...
| | Eugenio Finardi Non Gettate Alcun Oggetto CD (1991) (Import) Italy
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| | Lorrie Morgan Merry Christmas From London CD (1993)
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| | Penny Gilley Picture Of Me CD (2007)
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$18.95 For Penny Gilley, itâ‚„s all about the fans. Whether sheâ‚„s singing in a club in Las Vegas, a packed auditorium in South Dakota, or in front of thousands of GIs in Kuwait, Penny treats her audiences like a second family. Maybe thatâ‚„s part of growing up in a place like West Monroe, Louisiana, where her first audience were neighbors sitting in the pews at Southside Assembly of God. Penny, only 9, would sing, while mom, Barbara, played the piano and dad, James, played the guitar. Maybe itâ‚„s because her Dad is still her biggest fan â‚“ he hasnâ‚„t missed one of her shows within 250 miles in 15 years. (He comes early to get a seat rnight on the front row!) â‚“Heâ‚„s a proud Daddy,â‚ she says. For sure itâ‚„s the reason she loves old-time gospel music and country classics, because it touches hearts and speaks to people. â‚“The fans donâ‚„t get to hear the traditional music on the radio any more,â‚ she says. â‚“People are starved for the music they grew up on and love.â‚ Thatâ‚„s why she is thrilled to be moving to Branson, a family-friendly town that already feels like home. A place where you can really meet your fans up close. â‚“I remember when I was a kid, and Ernest Tubb would come through town, heâ‚„d take the time to talk to people,â‚ she says. â‚“It really made an impression on me and I promised myself that if I ever got a chance to perform, Iâ‚„d do the same thing.â‚ Penny has kept her promise. Sheâ‚„s renowned for staying late to meet fans, sign autographs or just sit and talk. Most nights, sheâ‚„s the last person to leave the theater. â‚“When you give them your time, you are giving them a piece of your life, and they take it to heart,â‚ she says. Thatâ‚„s why sheâ‚„s got some of the most loyal fans in show business. That certainly includes daughters, Daniella, 29, and twins Jerilyn and Amanda, 24, who used to go on the road with her. More recently, the grandkids, Evan, 5, and Garrett, 3, even if they canâ‚„t join her in person. But if Penny canâ‚„t be home, she tries to create a little bit of Louisiana in the kitchen.She loves to cook up a pot of gumbo or a bowl of chicken and dumplings. And if itâ‚„s Thanksgiving, and sheâ‚„s in Nashville, more than likely sheâ‚„s had a tur-duck-hen flown in for the holidays. That a Louisiana specialty -- a turkey, stuffed with a chicken, stuffed with a duck, then topped off with crawfish dressing. Pennyâ‚„s roots are deep in Louisiana. She started singing professionally as a teenager in West Monroe, as the only female member of a gospel group known as â‚“The Louisianans.â‚ Her love of country music led her to perform at Opry shows all over the South including The Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport. That helped shape the kind of show she puts on today. Penny released several singles to radio, two of which went to #1 on the independent chart. Her popularity spread overseas with more #1s in Europe where her traditional sound led to performances at festivals in Germany, Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Penny has worked with many country stars including her idols Barbara Mandrell and Loretta Lynn. She has performed throughout the country and around the world in venues from The Nugget, The Flamingo and Bally's in Las Vegas & Reno to casinos throughout the United States. But with all the glitz and glamour, Penny says that one of the blessings of her professional life has been the privilege of performing.
| | Best Of Leann Rimes CD (2004) (Import) England; Australia
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| | Pickin On Pickin' On Joe Nichols: A Bluegrass Tribute CD (2004)
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| | Barney! Let's Go To The Beach CD (2006)
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| | Da Barenboim Sinfonie 9/150.Psalm CD (2007) (Import)
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