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(Instructional book with play-a-long CD) Andy LaVerne has quickly emerged on the scene as a leading jazz pianist and composer. His chord substitution style has been widely admired and carefully studied. This CD offers a unique sampling of his personal favorites for you to learn and enjoy. Features the songs "Shania," "Gone Forever," "Anticipointment," "Secret of the Andes," "Walking on the Moon," "Good Luck with Your Music" and others.

Great jazz musicians have long enjoyed playing and recording the holiday classics. These songs withstand the test of time and have gained widespread popularity for their ability to inspire a sense of warmth and nostalgia. Treat yourself to a priceless gift. Book includes lyrics. Rhythm Section: Andy LaVerne (p); Lynn Seaton (b); Steve Davis (d). Titles: We Three Kings * Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas * Let It Snow * I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus * Santa Claus Is Coming * Silent Night * Sleigh Ride * Winter Wonderland * I'll Be Home for Christmas * Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer * Auld Lang Syne.

Andy LaVerne has taken his decades of experience as a first call jazz pianist and satisfied a long awaited need by creating this comprehensive compendium of contemporary moving voicings. Pioneered by McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and Andy himself, quartal and related voicings are fleshed out in all twelve keys. Activate, animate, and energize your comping with this encyclopedic volume. Noted jazz pianist, composer, recording artist and educator Andy LaVerne has drawn from his decades

The actor who played "Squiggy" on television's Laverne and Shirley offers fans an inspirational, touching memoir of his long fight with multiple sclerosis with humor and pathos. 25,000 first printing.

In 1986 professional writer Robert Hutchison became a passenger on a 10,000-mile trip through fourteen countries in a Scania 111. He was sampling the life of the long-haul trucker. The truckers' world was one of long days and nights on the road away from their families, hair-raising tales of accidents and the extreme danger created by murderous driving. He grew to understand why truckers put up with the life - not just for the money and the excitement, but also for their pride in coping whatever the circumstances and for camaraderie. There was, too, the beauty of mountains and lakesides and the strangeness of the desert. Robert's trip with Graham Davies of Whittle International took him through Cold-War Europe to Turkey and then through Iraq during the Iran - Iraq conflict with twenty-mile border queues and frequent police shakedowns. Finally they delivered their cargo of machinery and ovens for making plastic pipes to Al Khobar in Saudi Arabia before heading home after 31 days on the road. This journey was undertaken when the golden age of transport from Europe to the Gulf was coming to an end. Robert's accurate record, first published in 1987, is full of interest, drama and humour, telling the story of a remarkable breed of men. This is the first paperback edition.

In 1986 professional writer Robert Hutchison became a passenger on a 10,000-mile trip through fourteen countries in a Scania 111. He was sampling the life of the long-haul trucker. The truckers' world was one of long days and nights on the road away from their families, hair-raising tales of accidents and the extreme danger created by murderous driving. He grew to understand why truckers put up with the life - not just for the money and the excitement, but also for their pride in coping whatever the circumstances and for camaraderie. There was, too, the beauty of mountains and lakesides and the strangeness of the desert. Robert's trip with Graham Davies of Whittle International took him through Cold-War Europe to Turkey and then through Iraq during the Iran - Iraq conflict with twenty-mile border queues and frequent police shakedowns. Finally they delivered their cargo of machinery and ovens for making plastic pipes to Al Khobar in Saudi Arabia before heading home after 31 days on the road. This journey was undertaken when the golden age of transport from Europe to the Gulf was coming to an end. Robert's accurate record, first published in 1987, is full of interest, drama and humour, telling the story of a remarkable breed of men. This is the first paperback edition.