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Double vinyl LP pressing. 2019 release. My Songs boasts modernized recordings, faithful to the original arrangements and celebrates Sting's illustrious musical career as one of the world's most distinctive and influential artists. Since forming The Police in 1977 with Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers, Sting has evolved into one of the world's most iconic artists, selling 100 million records and earning the highest accolades along the way. Fans can expect to hear Sting's own fresh approach to hi

Robbie Lieberman is Professor of History at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. She is the author of "My Song Is My Weapon": People's Songs, American Communism, and the Politics of Culture and The Strangest Dream: Communism, Anti-Communism, and the U.S. Peace Movement, 1945-1963.

FRANK SINATRA SONGBOOK1989 Warner Bros. Publication Inc.Introduction about Frank Sinatra as the world's leading performer of popular music, an acto...

Limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP pressing of this album from the veteran jazz pianist. Released in 1978 this is the second album by Jarrett's European Quartet (Belonging, released four years earlier in 1974, was the first), but arguably the most popular due to the haunting track "My Song", Jarrett composed all six compositions. On the album, Jarrett is joined by Jan Garbarek (saxophone), Palle Danielsson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums). Jarrett started his career with Art Blakey, moving o

My Songs, My Stories Ryan Little Eagle - CD 885007557579

A collection of writings by a monk of Gethsemani. Full of wisdom and flows from a deeply lived vocation.

Written with Vanity Fair contributing editor Michael Schnayerson, My Song is an inspiring story of performance and protest, from a superstar singer and actor who was on the front lines of practically every progressive political battle in modern memory. Along the way, he befriended some of the most influential figures of the 20th century, from Tony Curtis, Marlon Brando and Sidney Poitier to Martin Luther King, the Kennedys, Eleanor Roosevelt, Fidel Castro, James Baldwin, Bob Dylan and Nelson Mandela. From his impoverished childhood in Harlem and Jamaica, through his meteoric rise as an international calypso star, provocative crossover into Hollywood where he broke down many racial barriers, passionate lifelong involvement in the civil rights movement and myriad other social causes, to his personal struggles and rich friendships, this is a remarkable, multifaceted and hugely inspirational story. "A man whose story should be told for generations to come" (Robert Redford)

Photographs complement intimate short poems about human relationships

Shoegaze trio Space Waves are back on their home planet now-after an extended tenure in Portland, where they melted minds and picked up some nice press, they've returned to So Cal to celebrate the vinyl release of their new album Sing My Song. And while the title (and cover painting) suggest a certain kind of cuteness, the music is anything but. Space Waves like the atmosphere of Slowdive and the noise and depth of Loop (particularly on the opening of Beach Cemetery") and put them together for

Back in 1970s Oakland, California, streetwise hipster William Darondo Pulliam was a funky singer/songwriter who could also swing the sweetest soul west of Al Green. His handful of idiosyncratic 45 releases are crowned by the heartbreaking sound of his 1973 local hit 'Didn't I', on the collectable Music City label. Listen To My Song - The Music City Sessions collects an unprecedented goldmine of grooves, and shows off Darondo in his streetwise prime. Together with his musical collaborator Al Tann

Many of Francis Poulenc's songs are verses by 20th-century French poets set to music, and this diary is an answer to what the composer felt were frequent misinterpretations of his work. To set the record straight, Poulenc describes the origins of each song, comments on performances, offers guidelines for interpretation of his work, and discusses his methods for arranging vocal music. In this new edition of the diary, the original French text and the English translation appear on facing pages, and a bibliography, a discography, and extensive notes are included.  

Many of Francis Poulenc's songs are verses by 20th-century French poets set to music, and this diary is an answer to what the composer felt were frequent misinterpretations of his work. To set the record straight, Poulenc describes the origins of each song, comments on performances, offers guidelines for interpretation of his work, and discusses his methods for arranging vocal music. In this new edition of the diary, the original French text and the English translation appear on facing pages, and a bibliography, a discography, and extensive notes are included.  

The longtime star of the theatre stage presents a collection of his favorite songs that he would perhaps not be able to do in his chosen oeuvre. His choice of material spans the generations and various styles, like Cat Steven's "Father & Son", U2's MLK/I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For", Leonard Cohen's "Suzanne", Willie Nelson's "Funny How Time Slips Away" and many more.

Larry Jon Wilson came to the party late. When he arrived in Nashville, he had already spent ten years in corporate America. He did not start playing guitar until the age of 30, but five years later he released his debut, New Beginnings (BEWITH 052LP, 2018) and followed it a year later with Let Me Sing My Song To You. A revelation among the hipsters and critics of Nashville, they ensured Larry Jon was immediately embraced as part of the mid-'70s "outlaw country movement" that eschewed slick produ

A young boy realizes that his vocation in life is to be a protector.

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Based on a traditional African fable, this is a story of how every child comes into this world knowing his or her song or special purpose in life. Ages 9-12.

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With a newfound faith in the one true God, King Hezekiah leads his nation into reform and revival, bringing God’s blessings and renewed prosperity. But not every member of his court is pleased with the king’s ’religious fanaticism.’ And when Hezekiah stops paying tribute to Assyria, opposition to his leadership mounts. As Hezekiah seeks to obey God in every aspect of his life, he discovers that the Law forbids him to take multiple wives. He chooses Hephzibah. Their God-given love flourishes, but even here Hezekiah’s faith will be severely tested. The king’s precarious hold on the throne of Judah reaches critical proportions when the Assyrians invade the northern nation of Israel. A holocaust ensues, inciting ever closer to Judah and Jerusalem. One Israelite family escapes to Judah, including the young woman who just might carry the critical information Hezekiah needs to augment Jerusalem’s defense. But with the Assyrians on the march, and his fortifications no match for their strength, can anyone really help? Paper.