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Oakley Ophth. Tumbler 54mm Prescription Eye wear $144.00 TUMBLER PRESCRIPTION EYEWEAR Lifestyle isn’t about where you live or what you do. It’s the way you approach things, the way you tell your own story. The art of Oakley has always been inspired by those who step off the beaten path to find something they can call their own. That’s our definition of authenticity, and that’s why TUMBLER is such a pure, clean look of originality. Tilted metal icons te… |
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Oakley – Ophth. Socket 4.0 Frame Pewter / Matte Blk Eyeglasses $190.00 Oakley – Ophth. Socket 4.0 FramePewter / MatteBlk Sunglasses… |
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Annie Oakley, Vol. 2 – B&W $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Annie and the Silver Ace (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Chinese Puzzle (1955) Annie Oakley: Flint and Steel (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Lacemaker (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Silver Ace No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Chinese Puzzle No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Flint and Steel No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Lacemaker No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley, Vol. 1 – B&W $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Valley of the Shadows (1954) Annie Oakley: The Mississippi Kid (1956) Annie Oakley: The Reckless Press (1956) Annie Oakley: Indian Justice (1956) Annie Oakley: Valley of the Shadows No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: The Mississippi Kid No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: The Reckless Press No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Indian Justice No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley, Vol. 6 – B&W $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns (1956) Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma (1956) Annie Oakley: Sundown Stage (1956) Annie Oakley: Desperate Men (1957) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Sundown Stage No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Desperate Men No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley, Vol. 8 – B&W $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Annie and the Twisted Trails (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Bicycle Riders (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the First Phone (1956) Annie Oakley: Western Privateer (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Twisted Trails No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Bicycle Riders No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the First Phone No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Western Privateer No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley, Vol. 9 – B&W $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots (1954) Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon (1954) Annie Oakley: Dude’s Decision (1957) Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Dude’s Decision No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley, Vols. 6-9 [4 Discs] – B&W $14.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Gets Her Man (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots (1954) Annie Oakley: The Dude Stagecoach (1954) Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon (1954) Annie Oakley: Dead Man’s Bluff (1955) Annie Oakley: Western Privateer (1956) Annie Oakley: Sundown Stage (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Bicycle Riders (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the First Phone (1956) Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Twisted Trails (1956) Annie Oakley: Outlaw Brand (1956) Annie Oakley: Dude’s Decision (1957) Annie Oakley: Desperate Men (1957) Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Gets Her Man No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: The Dude Stagecoach No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Dead Man’s Bluff No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Western Privateer No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Sundown Stage No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Bicycle Riders No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the First Phone No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Twisted Trails No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Outlaw Brand No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Dude’s Decision No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Desperate Men No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley: TV Collection, Vols. 1 & 2 [2 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Annie and the Lily Maid (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Finds Strange Treasure (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots (1954) Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon (1954) Annie Oakley: The Dude Stagecoach (1954) Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie (1954) Annie Oakley: The Hardrock Trail (1954) Annie Oakley: Justice Guns (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict (1954) Annie Oakley: Gunplay (1954) Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns (1956) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Lily Maid No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Finds Strange Treasure No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: The Dude Stagecoach No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: The Hardrock Trail No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Justice Guns No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Gunplay No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley: TV Collection, Vol. 1 – Collector’s Dolby $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: The Hardrock Trail (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Finds Strange Treasure (1954) Annie Oakley: Gunplay (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Lily Maid (1954) Annie Oakley: The Dude Stagecoach (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots (1954) Annie Oakley: The Hardrock Trail No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Finds Strange Treasure No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Gunplay No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Lily Maid No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: The Dude Stagecoach No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Calls Her Shots No synopsis available. |
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Annie Oakley: TV Collection, Vol. 2 – Collector’s Dolby $5.99 Includes:Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon (1954) Annie Oakley: Justice Guns (1954) Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict (1954) Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns (1956) Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma (1956) Annie Oakley: Ambush Canyon No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Justice Guns No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie Trusts a Convict No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Annie and the Leprechauns No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Shadow at Sonoma No synopsis available. |
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Rocketfish Passive 3D Glasses by Oakley $59.99 These 3D glasses are compatible with all passive 3D technologies and work in most theaters showing 3D movies. The Oakley 3D Optics technology helps preserve color integrity and extend peripheral vision while minimizing distortion. |
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Oakley 3X GasCan Tintin Rootbeer 3D Glasses $149.99 Enjoy an immersive home theater experience with these Oakley 3X GasCan Tintin Rootbeer 3D Glasses that feature optically correct, nonprescription lenses for lifelike images. The lightweight design and wrapped frame geometry offer comfortable wear. |
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Biography: Annie Oakley – Crack Shot in Petticoats - $19.99 The best man in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show was a woman; the woman with the dead-eye aim was Annie Oakley. This video chronicles the life and times of this Woman of the West, whose story became larger than life. She was part legend and part fact. Biographers and friends recount the story of this diminutive woman who could shoot the fringe off a jacket, and then sit down for a lady’s tea. Archival photographs and film footage show the sharpshooter in action. Family members recall Oakley’s childhood years and days of glory performing before admiring crowds throughout America. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi |
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Shelley Duvall’s Tall Tales and Legends: Annie Oakley – Dolby $6.99 This episode of Shelley Duvall’s American Tall Tales tells the rip-roaring story of Annie Oakley, one of the Old West’s greatest sharpshooters and popular star of Buffalo Bill’s traveling Wild West Show. The program includes some legendary episodes — part fact, part fiction — and shows some actual footage of Annie Oakley in action (filmed in 1903 by Thomas Edison). Jamie Lee Curtis plays the title role. ~ Alice Duncan, Rovi |
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Oakley Gascan 3D Eyewear – Polished Black $119.99 Experience vivid 3D images with these glasses that feature curved lenses for glare resistance and enhanced color fidelity for intense visuals. The extended wrapped frame with 3-point fit offers a comfortable design. |
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Oakley Gascan 3D Eyewear – Polished White $119.99 Experience vivid 3D images with these glasses that feature curved lenses for glare resistance and enhanced color fidelity for intense visuals. The extended wrapped frame with 3-point fit offers a comfortable design. |
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Barbara Stanwyck: Signature Collection [5 Discs] – B&W Subtitle $44.99 Includes:Into Your Dance (1935) Annie Oakley (1935), MPAA Rating: NR Daffy Doodles (1946) My Reputation (1946) East Side, West Side (1949), MPAA Rating: NR The Counterfeit Cat (1949) To Please a Lady (1950) Jeopardy (1953) Billy Boy (1954) Out for Fun (1954) Executive Suite (1954) Into Your Dance No synopsis available. Annie Oakley This highly fictionalized biopic of legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley stars Barbara Stanwyck as “Little Sure Shot” Annie. Coming down from the hills of … |
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Miniature Tigers $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Cannibal Queen, 2. Like or Like Like, 3. Dino Damage, 4. Tell It to the Volcano, 5. Hot Venom, 6. Tchaikovsky & Solitude, 7. Wolf, The, 8. Giraffe, 9. Annie Oakley, 10. Haunted Pyramid, 11. Last Night’s Fake Blood |
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Ghost Town $12.99 Track Listing: 1. I’ll Take Famous Murders for 500, 2. Never You, 3. Shake Up, The, 4. I Ruin Dreams, Not Nightmares, 5. Makin Moves, 6. Beautiful Goodbye, A, 7. Don’t Shoot Me Annie Oakley, 8. Ghost Town, 9. Sleeping at the Movies, 10. Remember Me, Oh God, For Good |
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PBS Explorer Collection: Wild West, Vol. 1 [6 Discs] - $44.99 Includes:American Experience: Geronimo and the Apache Resistance (1993) American Experience: Annie Oakley (2006) American Experience: Jesse James (2006) American Experience: Kit Carson (2008) American Experience: Buffalo Bill (2008) American Experience: Wyatt Earp (2010) American Experience: Geronimo and the Apache Resistance Direct descendants of the legendary Native American leader Geronimo aid in telling the story of the Apache medicine man, who, along with his followers, resisted white … |
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Motherlode [Bonus Tracks] [Remaster] $5.99 Personnel: James Brown (vocals, organ); Bobby Byrd (vocals, keyboards); Jimmy “Chank” Nolen, Healon “Cheese” Martin, Alphonso “Country” Kellum, Phelps “Catfish” Collins, Jimmy Nolan, Robert Coleman (guitar); Jimmy Parker, Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis, Joe Poff (alto saxophone); Robert McCollough, Maceo Parker, L.D. “Eldee” Williams (tenor saxophone); St. Clair Pinckney, Louis Tilford (baritone saxophone); Darryl “Hasaan” Jamison, Jerone “Jasaan” Sanford, Ike Oakley, Richard “Kush” Griffith, Joseph … |
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Rambler $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Cotton-Eyed Joe, 2. Cajun Billy, 3. Black Smoke Train, 4. Saro Jane, 5. Annie Oakley, 6. Queen of Skye, 7. Niney & Nine, 8. Mile Long Medley, 9. Darlin’ Say / Pony Cart , 10. Hiawatha’s Lullabye, 11. What Does the Deep Sea Say?, 12. Ryan’s / Jordan Reel , 13. Barbeque, 14. One Rose / Hot Buttered Rum , 15. Polkas |
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Christmas Classic TV Collection: 13 Episodes [2 Discs] - $6.99 Includes:Dragnet: The Big New Year (1954) Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas (1955) Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding (1955) Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears a Gun (1956) The Adventures of Robin Hood: Christmas Goose (1957) Dragnet: The Big New Year When police officer Jack Conley is murdered in cold blood on New Years’ Eve, Joe Friday (Jack Webb) has the unenviable task of breaking the news to Conley’s wife Betty (June Whitley)–just as she is preparing a big party. Making it his personal mission to track down Conley’s killer, Friday pieces together the evidence and determines that the assailant was a drug addict. Future TV producer Aaron Spelling contributes a memorable cameo as a former dope pusher who has “seen the light.” This episode is based on the Dragnet radio broadcast of March 8, 1951. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas No synopsis available. Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears a Gun No synopsis available. The Adventures of Robin Hood: Christmas Goose No synopsis available. |
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TV CLASSIC WESTERNS (4PC) - $8.99 Includes:The Lone Ranger: Rustlers’ Hideout (1949) The Adventures of Kit Carson: The Desperate Sheriff (1951) The Cisco Kid: Pancho Hostage (1951) Cowboy G-Men: The Golden Wolf (1952) The Range Rider: The Buckskin (1953) Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie (1954) The Roy Rogers Show: Bad Neighbors (1954) Frontier Doctor: Trouble in Paradise Valley (1958) Shotgun Slade: Killer’s Brand (1960) Tate: A Lethal Pride (1960) Sugarfoot: The Return of the Canary Kid The Rifleman: Day of the Hunter The Lone Ranger: Rustlers’ Hideout No synopsis available. The Adventures of Kit Carson: The Desperate Sheriff No synopsis available. The Cisco Kid: Pancho Hostage No synopsis available. Cowboy G-Men: The Golden Wolf No synopsis available. The Range Rider: The Buckskin No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie No synopsis available. The Roy Rogers Show: Bad Neighbors No synopsis available. Frontier Doctor: Trouble in Paradise Valley No synopsis available. Shotgun Slade: Killer’s Brand No synopsis available. Tate: A Lethal Pride No synopsis available. Sugarfoot: The Return of the Canary Kid No synopsis available. The Rifleman: Day of the Hunter No synopsis available. |
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At Fillmore East $89.99 The Allman Brothers Band: Gregg Allman (vocals, piano, organ); Dickey Betts (guitar); Duane Allman (guitar, slide guitar); Berry Oakley (bass); Jai Johanny Johanson (drums, congas, timbales); Butch Trucks (drums, timpani).Additional personnel: Thom Doucette (harmonica). Recorded live at the Fillmore East, New York, New York on March 12-13, 1971. Originally released on Capricorn.Ultradiscs are mastered from the original master tapes using Mobile Fidelity’s proprietary mastering technique, then plated with 24-karat gold and housed in a stress-resistant lift-lock jewel box.The original Fillmore East album is one of the finest live documents of the rock era, capturing the original line-up of one of the ’70s’ tightest outfits before they were cruelly robbed of Duane Allman and Berry Oakley. Taken from five 1971 performances at New York’s fabled Fillmore East, the extended and effortlessly melodic workouts of “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed” and “Whipping Post” still have the power to rivet and move.On display here is the Allmans’ fabled chemistry at its finest. The band not only rocks, it rolls, swings, and stretches out in exploratory, jazzy passages. The dual guitar interplay of Duane Allman and Dickey Betts glides effortlessly over the propulsive rhythm section of Oakley and twin drummers Jaimoe and Butch Trucks, while Greg Allman’s powerful blues voice and melodic keyboard work provides the icing on the cake. Though the later-released THE FILLMORE CONCERTS presents these songs in their original entirety, AT FILLMORE EAST, with its seamless edits of multiple performances, may be the superior recording. It highlights all the glint and sparkle of what still ranks among the best jamming committed to record. |
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Goodnight Mister Tom - $14.99 In this adaptation of the novel by Michelle Magorian, John Thaw stars as Tom Oakley, an old man with a short temper who doesn’t have much use for people. However, after the outbreak of World War II, Tom is forced to take in Willie Bech (Nick Robinson), a young boy who has been evacuated from London and sent to the small village Tom calls home. Willie is a quiet, withdrawn child whose childhood has not been a happy one; Tom learns to draw him out, tutors him in reading and writing, and encourages his creative gifts. An unexpected bond develops between Tom and Willie, and when the boy’s mother wants him to return to a London that’s been torn apart by the blitz, Tom doesn’t want him to leave — and neither does Willie. Goodnight, Mister Tom received its American premier on PBS’s Masterpiece Theater in 1999. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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0304 (Enhanced) $11.99 This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Personnel: Jewel Kilcher (vocals, guitar); Mark Oakley (acoustic guitars, Rusty Anderson, Dave Levita (electric guitar); Lisa Germano (violin, background vocals); Mike Bolger (accordion, trumpet, trombone); Lester A. Mendez (keyboards, sound effects); Patrick Warren (chamberlain); Paul Bushnell (bass); Abe Laboriel Jr. (snare drums, drums, percussion, sound effects); Greg Collins (sound effects).Producers include: Lester Mendez, Jewel Kilcher.Recorded at Conway Studios, Hollywood, California.Personnel: Mark Oakley (acoustic guitar); Rusty Anderson, David Levita (electric guitar); Lisa Germano (violin, background vocals); Mick Bolger (accordion, trumpet, trombone); Patrick Warren (piano, chamberlin); Lester Mendez (keyboards, hand claps); Abe Laboriel, Jr. (drums, snare drum, hand claps, percussion); Greg Collins (hand claps).Engineers: Clif Norrell; Carlos Paucar; Greg Collins; Andrew Scheps; Ryan Freeland.Audio Mixer: Serban Ghenea.Recording information: Conway Studios, Hollywood, CA.Photographer: Peter Robathan.Arranger: Lester Mendez.Everybody’s favorite Alaskan pop dame apparently spent the time between 2001′s THIS WAY and 0304 distancing herself from her roots and closely studying the Britney-style teenpop phenomenon. Gone is the earnest, coffehouse folkie feel, replaced by squadrons of percolating synthesizers and snappy loops. Together with new writing partner/co-producer Lester Mendez, she seems to have worked out a way to mate Max Martin-style pop hooks with her own sometimes-introspective, sometimes-philosophical lyrics.There are plenty of songs that deal strictly with the vagaries of romance, but there’s also “America,” where Jewel gets overtly political, and “Stand,” where she laments the failure of Woody Guthrie’s visions in contemporary society. So while a casual listen might give the impression that yesterday’s Jewel had become strictly a memory, there’s a continuing lyrical thread on 0304 that extends like a dangling lifeline to the singer’s old fans. |
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Gunsmoke: The Fifth Season, Vol. 1 [3 Discs] – Fullscreen $29.99 Includes:Gunsmoke: Target (1959) Gunsmoke: Tail to the Wind (1959) Gunsmoke: Horse Deal (1959) Gunsmoke: Johnny Red (1959) Gunsmoke: Kangaroo (1959) Gunsmoke: Kitty’s Injury (1959) Gunsmoke: Annie Oakley (1959) Gunsmoke: Saludos (1959) Gunsmoke: Brother Whelp (1959) Gunsmoke: Thick ‘n’ Thin (1959) Gunsmoke: Tag, You’re It (1959) Gunsmoke: False Witness (1959) Gunsmoke: Box o’ Rocks (1959) Gunsmoke: Miguel’s Daughter (1959) Gunsmoke: Odd Man Out (1959) Gunsmoke: The Boots (1959) Gunsmoke: Groat’s Grudge (1960) Gunsmoke: Big Tom (1960) Gunsmoke: Till Death Do Us (1960) Gunsmoke: The Tragedian (1960) Gunsmoke: Target No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Tail to the Wind No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Horse Deal No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Johnny Red No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Kangaroo No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Kitty’s Injury No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Annie Oakley No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Saludos No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Brother Whelp No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Thick ‘n’ Thin No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Tag, You’re It No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: False Witness No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Box o’ Rocks No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Miguel’s Daughter No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Odd Man Out No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: The Boots No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Groat’s Grudge No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Big Tom No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: Till Death Do Us No synopsis available. Gunsmoke: The Tragedian No synopsis available. |
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Airwolf: Season Three [5 Discs] – Fullscreen Subtitle Dolby $34.99 Includes:Airwolf: Where Have All the Children Gone? (1985) Airwolf: Fortune Teller (1985) Airwolf: The Deadly Circle (1985) Airwolf: Jennie (1985) Airwolf: Annie Oakley (1985) Airwolf: Eagles (1985) Airwolf: Kingdom Come (1985) Airwolf: Crossover (1985) Airwolf: Half-Pint (1985) Airwolf: And a Child Shall Lead (1985) Airwolf: Airwolf II (1985) Airwolf: The Horn of Plenty (1985) Airwolf: Birds of Paradise (1986) Airwolf: Desperate Monday (1986) Airwolf: Hawke’s Run (1986) Airwolf: Break-In at Santa Paula (1986) Airwolf: Wildfire (1986) Airwolf: Little Wolf (1986) Airwolf: Tracks (1986) Airwolf: The Girl Who Fell From the Sky (1986) Airwolf: Discovery (1986) Airwolf: Day of Jeopardy (1986) Airwolf: Where Have All the Children Gone? No synopsis available. Airwolf: Fortune Teller No synopsis available. Airwolf: The Deadly Circle No synopsis available. Airwolf: Jennie No synopsis available. Airwolf: Annie Oakley No synopsis available. Airwolf: Eagles No synopsis available. Airwolf: Kingdom Come No synopsis available. Airwolf: Crossover No synopsis available. Airwolf: Half-Pint No synopsis available. Airwolf: And a Child Shall Lead No synopsis available. Airwolf: Airwolf II No synopsis available. Airwolf: The Horn of Plenty No synopsis available. Airwolf: Birds of Paradise No synopsis available. Airwolf: Desperate Monday No synopsis available. Airwolf: Hawke’s Run No synopsis available. Airwolf: Break-In at Santa Paula No synopsis available. Airwolf: Wildfire No synopsis available. Airwolf: Little Wolf No synopsis available. Airwolf: Tracks No synopsis available. Airwolf: The Girl Who Fell From the Sky No synopsis available. Airwolf: Discovery No synopsis available. Airwolf: Day of Jeopardy No synopsis available. |
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Wild Wild West Collection [2 Discs] – Fullscreen Dolby $9.99 Includes:Buffalo Girls (1995) True Women (1997), MPAA Rating: PG-13 Buffalo Girls A star-studded cast appears in this made-for-television movie about Calamity Jane and her cohorts. Anjelica Huston stars as the infamous cowgirl Calamity Jane, a colorful Western character who, among other things, starred in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. The movie explores her unconventional lifestyle and friendship with brothel madame Dora DuFran (Melanie Griffith). Sam Elliott stars as Wild Bill Hickok, one of Jane’s lovers, and country singer Reba McEntire appears as Annie Oakley. The film was nominated for many Emmy Awards (but won only one) and co-stars Elliott and Griffith picked up Golden Globe nominations. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi True Women Based on a true story, this Civil War-era epic centers on the exploits of Sarah Ashby McClure (Dana Delany) and her sister Euphemia (Annabeth Gish) as they try to make their way on the male-dominated West Texas plains. When their home is threatened by Mexican forces and Native American warriors, the sisters lead their family and friends to safety. Based on the book by Janice Woods Windle, True Women also co-stars Rachael Leigh Cook, Angelina Jolie, and Tina Majorino. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi |
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Chicken Little – Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3 $19.99 An old fable gets a high-tech update in this computer-animated comedy from Walt Disney Pictures. Chicken Little (voice of Zach Braff) is an earnest young fowl living in the town of Oakley Oaks who one day starts a panic when a falling acorn drops on his head, and he warns everyone that the sky has started to collapse. Chicken Little was wrong, of course, much to the embarrassment of his father, Buck Cluck (voice of Garry Marshall), and now the young chicken is struggling to live down the incident. While his best friends Abby Mallard (voice of Joan Cusack), Runt of the Litter (voice of Steve Zahn), and Fish out of Water stand by him, the school’s star athlete Foxy Loxy (voice of Amy Sedaris) never passes up an opportunity to make fun of the diminutive chicken. As a result, Chicken Little tends to keep his more recent discoveries to himself, but what’s a bird to do when he uncovers pseudo-scientific evidence that suggests the sky really is starting to fall, in large hexagonal chunks? Chicken Little was directed by Mark Dindal, who previously helmed The Emperor’s New Groove for Disney. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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crazy/beautiful – Special $4.99 The Romeo and Juliet story has been modernized to a high school setting previously, but this romance from director John Stockwell turns the tale inside out. Jay Hernandez stars as Carlos Nunez, a poor but athletically gifted Latino teenager who endures a two-hour bus ride every day from East L.A. to attend the posh, wealthy Pacific Palisades High School in Los Angeles on a football scholarship. A straight-A student, Carlos is focused and driven, but his future is cast in doubt when he becomes the flirtation target of spoiled, self-destructive bad girl Nicole Oakley (Kirsten Dunst), who’s the daughter of a prominent congressman (Bruce Davison). When his friends, family, and even Nicole’s own father oppose the romance for Carlos’ sake, he chooses to ignore their advice and stubbornly pursues his relationship with Nicole, whose feelings grow from simple physical attraction to something much deeper. Crazy/beautiful is directed by writer, actor, and director John Stockwell, who also penned the same year’s Rock Star. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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The Convent - $12.99 Adrienne Barbeau stars in this campy horror flick about dead nuns and the undead. The film opens with the legendary massacre at the St. Francis Boarding School for Girls. One night in 1960, a disgruntled former student saunters into the school chapel and kills a bunch of nuns and a priest with a shotgun. The deranged student, young Christine (Oakley Stevenson), then douses the mother superior with gasoline and sets her on fire with the flick of a lit cigarette. Forty years later, the shuttered school is a popular haunt for drunken frat boys and pasty-faced goths. When the cops make their usual bust of trespassing revelers, black-bedecked Mo (Megahn Perry) sticks around, only to be kidnapped for a Satanic human sacrifice. The inept devil worshippers inadvertently call up a real live demon when they stab Mo. Most of the ersatz Satanists are either butchered or rendered evil ghouls. Fortunately, Clarissa (Joanna Canton), the obligatory “nice-girl” in the band, manages to flee the school and find refuge with Christine (Barbeau), who was recently released from a mental asylum. With some coaxing, Christine agrees to break out the armaments and fight against the demons. Rap star Coolio appears as a freaked-out cop in the film. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi |
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Chicken Little – Widescreen Dubbed AC3 Dolby $12.99 An old fable gets a high-tech update in this computer-animated comedy from Walt Disney Pictures. Chicken Little (voice of Zach Braff) is an earnest young fowl living in the town of Oakley Oaks who one day starts a panic when a falling acorn drops on his head, and he warns everyone that the sky has started to collapse. Chicken Little was wrong, of course, much to the embarrassment of his father, Buck Cluck (voice of Garry Marshall), and now the young chicken is struggling to live down the incident. While his best friends Abby Mallard (voice of Joan Cusack), Runt of the Litter (voice of Steve Zahn), and Fish out of Water stand by him, the school’s star athlete Foxy Loxy (voice of Amy Sedaris) never passes up an opportunity to make fun of the diminutive chicken. As a result, Chicken Little tends to keep his more recent discoveries to himself, but what’s a bird to do when he uncovers pseudo-scientific evidence that suggests the sky really is starting to fall, in large hexagonal chunks? Chicken Little was directed by Mark Dindal, who previously helmed The Emperor’s New Groove for Disney. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Pokemon Collection [Blu-ray] - $34.99 Includes:Pok?mon 4Ever (2002), MPAA Rating: G Pokemon Heroes (2003), MPAA Rating: G Pokemon: Destiny Deoxys (2004) Pokemon: Jirachi Wish Maker (2004) Pok?mon 4Ever The “pocket monsters” discover new friends and face off against new adversaries in this installment in the Pokemon animated series. Ash Ketchum (voice of Veronica Taylor), his loyal pet Pokemon Pikachu (voice of Ikue Ootani), and several of their friends travel to an island where an especially rare species of Pokemon, Celebi, is said to exist. With the help of friendly Diana and her Grandmother, Ash is able to capture Celebi, and discovers the creature has remarkable powers – bred to defend the forest and the wilderness, Celebi has the ability to travel through time. However, an especially villainous member of Team Rocket, Vicious, is soon after them, and Ash discovers the full extend of Celebi’s powers – Vicious is actually a man from the future who has been sent back by Team Rocket trainers Jim and Jesse to battle Ash, while Diana and her Grandmother have also traveled through the years in order to protect Celebi and the forests. Pokemon 4-Ever was the fourth feature-length Pokemon adventure to receive theatrical release in the United States, though other Pokemon features found an audience on home video in America in the meantime. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Pokemon Heroes The phenomenon of the “pocket monsters” marches on with this animated sci-fi adventure for kids. Famous Pok?mon trainer Ash Ketchum (voice of Veronica Taylor) is en route to a special water race for Pok?mon in Altomare with his loyal companion, Pikachu, but when they arrive they discover there’s bigger game afoot than the race. Annie and Oakley are a pair of female villains determined to steal the all-powerful jewel known as the Soul Dew. However, the jewel is guarded by two especially vigilant Pok?mon, Latios and Latias, so the thieves must capture the creatures before they can make off with the enchanted artifact. Annie and Oakley are able to put Latios in captivity, but not before Ash and his friends arrive on the scene. Will Ash and Pikachu be able to free Latios before the thieves can capture the Soul Dew and use its power to control all they survey? Pok?mon Heroes is the fifth feature film released in the United States based on the popular Pokemon anim? series. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Pokemon: Destiny Deoxys One of the most popular anime franchises ever returns with this animated feature, the seventh Pok?mon feature to be released in North America. A strange object from outer space falls to Earth, and with it comes a powerful new Pok?mon named Deoxys. The creature is discovered by Professor Lund and his son Tory, who are stunned when Deoxys nearly bests one of the champion Pok?mon, Rayquaza, in a fight. The battle makes a powerful impression on Tory, who no longer wants to work with the strange animals. Four years later, Ash and Pikachu travel to the futuristic city of Larousse, where they meet Tory and his dad. Ash stru |
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Best of Classic TV Westerns [2 Discs] - $5.99 Includes:The Fighting Westerner (1935) The Lone Ranger: Pete and Pedro (1949) Rim of the Canyon (1949) The Roy Rogers Show: The Train Robbery (1952) The Cisco Kid: Buried Treasure (1952) Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie (1954) Bonanza: Death at Dawn (1960) Bonanza: Badge Without Honor (1960) The Fighting Westerner Randolph Scott stars in this adequate Zane Grey adaptation. Lawman Larry Sutton (Scott) is assigned to solve a series of murders occurring at a radium mine. Among the suspects is mine owner Mrs. Borg, played by legendary Broadway star Leslie Carter in a rare film appearance. The key to the mystery would seem to be a sinister Chinese gent named Ling Yat (Willie Fung), but he proves to be one of many red herrings. Hoping to beat Sutton to the solution is local sheriff Tex Murdock, played by veteran vaudevillian Chic Sale. With so much high-powered talent, it’s small wonder that many reviewers failed to mention the ingenue, a young actress named Anne Sheridan. A remake of the 1922 film Golden Dreams (the original title of the Zane Grey novel), Rocky Mountain Mystery was reissued as Vanishing Pioneer. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi The Lone Ranger: Pete and Pedro No synopsis available. Rim of the Canyon Gene Autry plays a dual role in the above-average Columbia oater Rim of the Canyon. Our hero plays “himself” and his own father, a famed sheriff. Twenty years ago, Autry Sr. threw a trio of outlaws (Walter Sande, Jock Mahoney and Francis McDonald) into jail for stealing a large sum of money. When the crooks escape and head for the hidden loot, it’s up to Autry Jr. to track them down. Unlike previous Columbia Autrys, Rim of the Canyon downplays the musical element in favor of fast, sometimes violent action. Even Autry’s faithful horse Champion gets in on the act by trampling one of the crooks. Autry’s leading lady this time out is Nan Leslie, later a busy TV character actress; another future TV favorite, Alan Hale Jr., essays a supporting role. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi The Roy Rogers Show: The Train Robbery No synopsis available. The Cisco Kid: Buried Treasure No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Sharpshooting Annie No synopsis available. Bonanza: Death at Dawn The first season of Bonanza came to an end on April 30, 1960, with the episode titled “Death at Dawn.” Laurence Mascott’s teleplay would seem to have been influenced by the like-vintage TV series The Untouchables, as a gang of 19th century gangsters holds Virginia City in thrall, forcing the citizens to buy protection lest “accidents” befall them. When a store owner is murdered by gang member Perkins (Gregory Walcott), the only witness, the victim’s wife Beth (Nancy Deale), is terrorized into silence. Determined to bring Perkins to justice, Ben Cartwright offers Beth safe harbor at the Ponderosa-whereupon gang leader Sam Bryant (Robert Middleton) kidnaps Ben and offers to release him in exchange for Perkins. Featured in the cast are Morgan Woodward (Sheriff Biggs), Wendell Holmes (Judge Scribner), |
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Wipe Windows Check Oil Dollar Gas (Japan) (Mlps) $54.99 Full title: Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas.The Allman Brothers Band: Gregg Allman (vocals, guitar, organ, Clavinet); Richard Betts (vocals, guitar, slide guitar); Chuck Leavell (piano, electric piano, background vocals); Lamarr Williams (electric bass); Butch Trucks (drums, tympani, percussion); Jaimoe (drums, percussion).Engineers include: Johnny Sandlin, Tom Flye, Tom Scott.Recorded live at various venues in California and New York between 1972 and 1975. Originally released on Capricorn (0177). Includes liner notes by Mike Hyland and Mark Pucci.By 1976, it had been five years since the release of the Allman Brothers’ breakthrough (and all-time classic) release LIVE AT THE FILLMORE EAST. With the band calling it quits, the Allmans record company decided this would be the perfect time to issue a follow-up–WIPE THE WINDOWS, CHECK THE OIL, DOLLAR GAS.With original members Duane Allman and Berry Oakley deceased, the mid-’70s Allmans line-up was patched up by bassist Lamar Williams and second keyboardist Chuck Leavell, helping to show that the group still could work their in-concert magic. With “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed” the only song from the FILLMORE release to reappear here, such post-Duane gems as “Jessica” and “Ramblin’ Man” shine in a live setting, making WIPE THE WINDOWS a worthy addition to any Allman fan’s album collection. |
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You Never Let Go: Songs For the Storm $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Just One Touch From The King – Godfrey Birtill, 1. Whole World In His Hands – Tim Hughes, 2. Everlasting God – Brenton Brown, 2. Redeemer – Cathy Burton, 3. Defender – Chris McClarney, 3. Jesus Friend Of Sinners – Paul Oakley, 4. Hard Pressed – Lou Fellingham, 4. You Never Let Go – Mark Tedder, 5. Hungry – Encounter Worship Band, 5. I Am Still Willing – Kristyn Getty, 6. Knowing You – Graham Kendrick, 6. Look To The Lord – Kristyn Getty, 7. How He Loves Us – Marc James, 7. O Church Arise – Tim Hughes, 8. Blessed Rain – Marc James, 8. My Heart Is Filled With Thankfulness – Stuart Townend, 9. Blessed Be Your Name – London Community Gospel Choir – (featuring Matt Redman), 9. Praise The Mighty Name Of Jesus – Andy Bromley/Susan Ashton, 10. Coming My Way – The City Harmonic, 10. Friend Of God – Encounter Worship Band, 11. My Refuge – Claire Hamilton, 11. Songs Of Healing – Cathy Burton, 12. Every Promise – Joanne Hogg, 12. Find Me In The River – Delirious?, 13. Rescuer – Chris McClarney, 13. You Alone Can Rescue – Cathy Burton, 14. Faithful One – Encounter Worship Band/Cathy Burton, 14. Your Grace Is Enough – Marc James, 15. Never Let Me Go – Ben Cantelon, 15. Outrageous Grace – Michelle Tumes |
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Worship Devotional: October $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Giver of Life – Tim Hughes, 1. Hosanna – Noel Richards, 2. All the Kings Will Bow – David Gate, 2. Where You See Bones – Brian Houston, 3. Coming Back – Ben Cantelon, 3. First In My Heart – Kelly Minter, 4. How Loved Am I – Christine Dente, 4. In Christ Alone – Stuart Townend, 5. It’s Rising Up – Encounter Worship Band, 5. Join the Song – Martyn Layzell, 6. Bless the Lord O My Soul – Godfrey Birtill, 6. You Are the Lord – Martin Cooper, 7. All To You – Eoghan Heaslip, 7. See What a Morning – JP, 8. Coming Back – Delirious?, 8. Treasure – Lou Fellingham, 9. Waiting For the Blessing – Brain Houston, 9. Your Song To Me – Kristyn Getty, 10. Blessed To Be a Blessing – Mark Stevens, 10. So Alive – Brenton Brown, 11. Jesus King of the Ages – David Lyle Morris, 11. Lord of the Church – Gareth Robinson, 12. Cross Has Said It All, The – Encounter Worship Band, 12. O Church Arise – Martyn Layzell, 13. Blameless – Nick Herbert, 13. I’ll Always Love You – Tim Hughes, 14. Compassion Hymn – Kristyn Getty, 14. Wonderful Saviour – Andy Bromley, 15. Blessing and Honour – Stuart Townend, 15. Majesty (I’m On My Knees) – Paul Oakley, 16. I’ve Searched For Gold – Delirious? |
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Worship Devotional: November $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. How Good It is – Lou Fellingham, 1. Shout To the North – Delirious?, 2. For the Cross – Encounter Worship Band, 2. You – Tim Hughes, 3. My Heart is Filled With Thankfulness – Christine Dente, 3. This Love is Enough – Stuart Townend, 4. This is For Me – Paul Oakley, 4. Through Your Precious Blood – Martyn Layzell, 5. Arise – Mark Tedder, 5. Could You – Noel Richards, 6. Lead Me – Delirious?, 6. When the Day Begins – Geraldine Latty, 7. Our Lord God Almighty Reigns – Eoghan Heaslip, 7. We See Love – Gareth Robinson, 8. God of All – Ben Cantelon, 8. More of You – Lara Martin, 9. Beautiful In My Sight – Nick Herbert, 9. Hands On the Cross – David Gate/Cathy Burton, 10. My God Reigns – Martin Cooper, 10. None Other/Grace – Geraldine Latty, 11. In Majesty He Rides – Robert Critchley, 11. Lord Turn Your Footsteps – Godfrey Birtill, 12. O Sacred King – Encounter Worship Band, 12. Psalm 62 – Aaron Keyes, 13. First Love – Kristyn Getty, 13. May the Words of My Mouth – Tim Hughes, 14. God Immortal – Lou Fellingham, 14. Well With My Soul – Brenton Brown, 15. Blessing and Honour – Aaron Keyes, 15. You Are Near – Andy Bromley |
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Worship Devotional: April $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Happy Day – Tim Hughes, 1. Shout From the Roof – Paul Oakley, 2. Jesus Christ (All My Love) – Noel Richards, 2. Joy Has Dawned Upon the World – Steve Garrett, 3. Let Us Be Broken – Mark Tedder, 3. What is This Thing Called Love – Delirious?, 4. Carry On – Ben Cantelon, 4. Turned Me Around – Matt Redman, 5. Look To the Lord – Kristyn Getty, 5. Will You Hide Me (Healing Streams) – Kelly Minter, 6. His Name His Name (Finladia) – David Lyle Morris, 6. Teach Me To Love Like Jesus – David Gate, 7. Each Beat of My Heart – Bethen Stevens/Bethan Stevens, 7. Shaken Up – Delirious?, 8. I Will Set My Face (Wonderful God) – Godfrey Birtill, 8. Your Whisper – Brian Houston, 9. Love Come Down – David Ruis/Eoghan Heaslip, 9. With All My Heart – Martyn Layzell, 10. First – Geraldine Latty, 10. Gaze Upon Your Beauty – Lex Buckley, 11. God of Our Yesterdays – Chris McClarney, 11. My Desire – Stuart Townend, 12. Matchless Mercy – Nick Herbert, 12. Way, The – Cathy Burton, 13. Come People of the Risen King – Kristyn Getty, 13. Every Promise – Joanne Hogg, 14. Be Magnified – Andy Bromley, 14. Before the Throne of God Above – Lou Fellingham, 15. Angels Lord They Sing, The – Matt Redman, 15. Beauty of Your Peace – Tim Hughes |
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Worship Devotional: May $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Calling All Nations – Noel Richards, 1. I’m Not Ashamed of the Gospel – Delirious?, 2. Creator King – Eoghan Heaslip, 2. For the World That He Has Made – Noel Richards, 3. This Means I Love You – Matt Redman, 3. Works of His Hands, The – Matt Redman, 4. To the Ends of the Earth – David Lyle Morris, 4. Wash Me – Lex Buckley, 5. Jesus You Humbled Yourself – Gareth Robinson, 5. There is a Hope – Stuart Townend, 6. There is a Higher Throne – Kristyn Getty, 6. We Crown You Now – Lara Martin/Mark Stevens, 7. Beautiful One – Tim Hughes, 7. Your Love is Everything – Chris McClarney, 8. Because of Love – Mark Tedder, 8. Sons and Daughters – The Hudson Taylors, 9. Dance of Our God – Geraldine Latty, 9. Ever Faithful God – Paul Oakley, 10. You Are – Jo Petch/Cathy Burton, 10. You Give Me Love – Matt Redman, 11. Crucible For Silver, The – Delirious?, 11. Nothing Can Stand In the Way of Your Song – Nick Herbert, 12. Mystery – Stuart Townend, 12. Praise You – Martyn Layzell, 13. Amazing God – Kelly Minter, 13. Day After Day – Tim Hughes, 14. Carrying You – Godfrey Birtill, 14. Speak O Lord – Andy Bromley, 15. God Of Mercy (Prayer Song) – Lou Fellingham, 15. You Laid Aside Your Majesty – Matt Redman, 16. Hallelujah – Ben Cantelon |
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Ring, Ring de Banjo: Banjo Showpieces $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Blaze Away – Raymonde & His Band Of Banjoes, 2. Minstrel Medley: So Early In The Morning / De Camptown Races / Poor Old Joe / Polly Wolly Doodle / Turkey In The Straw / Oh! Dem Golden Slippers – Raymonde & His Band Of Banjoes , 3. Mosquitos’ Parade, The – Vess L. Ossman, 4. Persiflage – Fred Van Eps, 5. Queen of the Burlesque – Olly Oakley, 6. Heebie Jeebies – Harry Reser, 7. Crackerjax – Harry Reser, 8. Get Goin’ – Pete Mandell, 9. Keyboard Kapers – Mario De Pietro, 10. Frivolous Joe – Mario De Pietro, 11. Tune Tonic – Emile Grimshaw & His Banjo Quartet, 12. Swanee Sing Song, A: Oh! Susanna / Ring, Ring De Banjo / Who’s That A-Calling? – Emile Grimshaw & His Banjo Quartet , 13. Lollipops – Mike Ortuso, 14. Teasin’ the Frets – Mike Ortuso, 15. Blackthorns, The – George Morris, 16. Take Your Pick – Joe Brannelly, 17. Eccentric – Joe Brannelly, 18. Ragtime Episode, A – Ernest Jones, 19. Rhapsody in Blue – Eddie Peabody, 20. St. Louis Blues – Eddie Peabody, 21. On a Southern Plantation: Old Black Joe / Oh! Susanna / My Old Kentucky Home / Dixie / Swanee River / Waiting For The Robert E. Lee – Ken Harvey , 22. Melodies of Yesterday: Nobody’s Sweetheart / Whispering / Avalon / Margie / Chinatown, My Chinatown / I’ll See You In My Dreams / Indiana / Somebody Stole My Gal – Various Artists , 23. Vodka – Edward McGrath/The Cardiff Banjo, Mandoline & Guitar Band, 24. March Medley: Marche Militaire / El Capitan / Blaze Away / Marche Lorraine / Washington Post, The – Tarrant Bailey Jr. , 25. Snakes & Ladders / All’s Well – Various Artists , 26. That Banjo Rag – The Banjo Kings, 27. Stephen Foster Medley No. 1: My Old Kentucky Home / Old Folks At Home / Camptown Races / Oh! Susanna – The Banjo Kings |
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Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Allman… $11.99 Full title: Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Allman Brothers.Allman Brothers Band: Gregg Allman (vocals, piano, organ); Dickey Betts (acoustic & electric guitars, background vocals); Duane Allman (acoustic & electric guitars); Berry Oakley (bass, background vocals); Butch Trucks, Jaimoe (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Dan Toler (guitar); Jim Essery, Thom Doucette (harmonica); Chuck Leavell (piano); David Goldflies (bass).Producers: Adrian Barber, Tom Dowd, Johnny Sandlin, The Allman Brothers Band.Compilation producers: Bill Levenson, Jeffrey Peisch.Recorded at Atlantic Studios, The Fillmore East, New York, New York; Capricorn Sound, Macon, Georgia; Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida; Ludlow Garage, Cincinnati, Ohio between 1969 & 1979. Includes liner notes by Martin Scorsese, Scott Schinder.This is part of “Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues” series.As any fan knows — heck, as anyone who’s listened to the radio since 1970 knows — there was much more to the Allman Brothers Band than blues. Blues-rock, however, was a foundation of their music, and that’s what you’ll hear on this compilation, which is part of the Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues CD series, issued in conjunction with the television documentary series The Blues. As is proper, almost all of this is from the band’s early years; all but two of the songs were recorded between September 1969 and June 1971, and none of them postdate 1979. So the accent falls very heavily on their Southern rockified covers of blues songs by Elmore James, T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, Blind Willie McTell, and Sonny Boy Williamson, including tunes that were among the group’s most popular, among them “Trouble No More,” “Statesboro Blues,” “One Way Out,” “You Don’t Love Me,” and “Dimples.” That means there’s no room for the considerable chunk of their repertoire that also mixed in pop, straight-ahead hard rock, jazz, and country, like “Dreams,” “Ramblin’ Man,” “Whipping Post,” and “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.” But if you are in the mood for the blues and the blues only, this is certainly a good (and long, running 74 minutes) sampler of the sounds that made them the most esteemed American blues-rock interpreters. ~ Richie Unterberger |
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Here I Am to Worship [EMI] $17.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2: HERE I AM TO WORSHIP VOL. 1:), 1. Here I Am to Worship – Tim Hughes, 1. Our Love Is Loud – David Crowder, 2. God of Wonders – Rebecca St. James, 2. Yesterday, Today and Forever – Vicky Beeching, 3. My Drink (I Remember You) – Charlie Hall, 3. O Praise Him (All This for a King) – David Crowder, 4. Lord, Let Your Glory Fall – Phillips, Craig & Dean, 4. You Are My King (Amazing Love) – Newsboys, 5. In Christ Alone – Joanna Hogg/Margaret Becker/Moya Brennan/Joanne Hogg, 5. Let Everything That Has Breath – Matt Redman, 6. Beautiful One – Tim Hughes, 6. Majesty (Here I Am) – Delirious?, 7. Be Glorified – Tim Hughes, 7. Holy Is the Lord – Chris Tomlin, 8. Better Is One Day – Charlie Hall, 8. It Is You – Newsboys, 9. Be Lifted Up – Paul Oakley, 9. Let My Words Be Few – Rebecca St. James, 10. Wonderful Cross, The – Chris Tomlin/Matt Redman, 10. You Alone – Passion, 11. Above All Else – Wendy O’Connell, 11. Enough – Chris Tomlin, 12. Blessed Be Your Name – Matt Redman, 12. We Fall Down – Chris Tomlin, 13. Above All – Rebecca St. James, 13. Happy Song, The – Delirious?, 14. Lord Reign in Me – Brenton Brown, 14. Undignified – David Crowder, 15. Beautiful Savior – Tim Hughes, 15. Forever – Chris Tomlin |
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Xtravaganza: Classics of 10 Years $22.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), (DISC 3:), 1. Give Me Rhythm – Black Connection (Full Intention Mix), 1. North Pole – Afterburn, 1. String Theory – Alex Gold, 2. Calinda – Ritmo Dynamic (Alex Gold Mix), 2. Low Sun – Chicane, 2. Nino, El – Agnelli & Nelson, 3. Rock Da Funky Beats – Public Domain/Chuck D, 3. Singing for the Future – Agnelli & Nelson, 3. Work It Out – DJ Disciple/Dawn Tallman, 4. Everyday 2002 – Agnelli & Nelson (Alex Gold Mix), 4. Ibiza Mi Aamor – Phillippe B, 4. No Ordinary Morning – Chicane, 5. Everyday 2002 – Agnelli & Nelson (C2C Chill out Mix), 5. Operation Blade – Public Domain, 5. Today, La – Phil Oakley/Alex Gold/Philip Oakey, 6. Blood Is Pumpin’ – Voodoo & Serano, 6. Don’t Give Up – Chicane/Bryan Adams, 6. Flying – Alex Gold, 7. For a Life Time – Ascension, 7. Holding Onto Nothing – Agnelli & Nelson (Paul Van Dyk Mix), 7. Stranded in Paradise – Alex Gold, 8. Destination Sunshine – Balearic Bill (Tiesto Mix), 8. Hudson St. – Agnelli & Nelson, 8. Orlando Dawning – Liquid, 9. Foreign Shore – Alex Gold, 9. Saltwater – Chicane/Marie Brennan (Album Mix), 9. You Put Me in Heaven with Your Touch – Rhythm of Life (Thrillseekers Mix), 10. Epic Monolith – Mirco DeGovia, 10. Saltwater – Chicane/Marie Brennan (Thrillseekers Ambient Mix), 10. Super String – Cygnus X, 11. Lesperanza – Airscape (Armin Van Buuren Mix), 11. Love Will Come – Jan Johnston/Tomski, 11. You’re the One – Alex Gold, 12. Slide – Agnelli & Nelson, 13. Pump Up Nation – Public Domain, 14. Fratt Boy – Afterburn |
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iWorship Platinum [Bonus CD] [Digipak] $11.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), (DISC 3:), 1. Come Now Is the Time to Worship – Brian Doerksen, 1. Glory Glory – Joel Auge, 1. Trading My Sorrows – Darrell Evans, 2. Hallelujah (Your Love Is Amazing) – Brian Doerksen, 2. My Redeemer Lives – Darlene Zschech, 2. Promises – Jared Anderson, 3. Awesome God – Marantha! Promise Band/Maranatha! Promise Band/Chaz Shepherd, 3. Consume Me Now – Worth Dying For, 3. Every Move I Make – Integrity Worship Singers, 4. God of Wonders – Paul Baloche, 4. Maker of Heaven – Desperation Band, 4. Sing for Joy – Lamont Hiebert, 5. Above All – Lenny LeBlanc, 5. Everything Changes – Kathryn Scott, 5. That’s Why We Praise Him – Marantha! Promise Band/Richie Ochoa/Maranatha! Promise Band, 6. Be Unto Your Name – Robin Mark, 6. Breathe – Ross Parsley, 6. Glorified – Parachute Band, 7. Blessed Assurance – Bob Fitts, 7. Open Up the Sky – Deluge, 7. Shout to the Lord – Darlene Zschech, 8. All I Once Held Dear (Knowing You) – Joseph Garlington, 8. He Knows My Name – Paul Baloche & the Praise Band, 8. You Amaze Me – Michael Neale, 9. We All Bow Down – Integrity Worship Singers, 9. You’re Worthy of My Praise – Lauren Evans & the Marantha! Singers, 10. Grace Alone – Kristina Hamilton/The Maranatha! Singers, 10. Open the Eyes of My Heart – Paul Baloche, 11. I Can Only Imagine – MercyMe, 11. What a Friend I’ve Found – Lincoln Brewster, 12. Let the River Flow – Darrell Evans, 12. We Speak to Nations – Integrity Worship Singers, 13. All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name – Stephen Newby, 13. As the Deer – Paul Oakley, 14. Days of Elijah – Robin Mark, 14. You Shine – Brian Doerksen, 15. Jesus We Crown You with Praise – The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, 15. Let It Rise – John Evans/Lauren Evans/The Maranatha! Singers/Victor Perez, 16. I Will Sing – Don Moen, 16. Lord I Lift Your Name on High – J. K. Jamieson/The Maranatha! Singers, 17. Redeemer Savior Friend – Integrity Worship Singers |
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Frontier Film Collection [4 Discs] - $19.99 Includes:Follow the River (1995), MPAA Rating: PG The Ranger, the Cook and a Hole in the Sky (1995), MPAA Rating: PG Buffalo Girls (1995) True Women (1997), MPAA Rating: PG-13 Follow the River Sheryl Lee stars in this fact-based story of a colonial woman taken prisoner by a tribe of Shawnee Indians during the French and Indian War. After being abducted to the tribe’s settlement in the wilds of Virginia, Mary Ingles (Lee) befriends a Dutch woman who is also being held captive, and the two manage to escape and work their way back home through the dangerous Virginia wilderness. Based upon the novel by James Alexander Thorn. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi The Ranger, the Cook and a Hole in the Sky Based on a book by Norman Maclean, and closely based on his own youthful experiences, this made-for-TV drama concerns Mac (Jerry O’Connell), a teenage boy who gets a job working for the National Forest Service in Montana shortly after the end of World War II. With the help of veteran ranger Bill Bell (Sam Elliott), Mac learns a lot about forest management — and about life. The Ranger, the Cook and a Hole in the Sky also features Ricky Jay and Molly Parker. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Buffalo Girls A star-studded cast appears in this made-for-television movie about Calamity Jane and her cohorts. Anjelica Huston stars as the infamous cowgirl Calamity Jane, a colorful Western character who, among other things, starred in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. The movie explores her unconventional lifestyle and friendship with brothel madame Dora DuFran (Melanie Griffith). Sam Elliott stars as Wild Bill Hickok, one of Jane’s lovers, and country singer Reba McEntire appears as Annie Oakley. The film was nominated for many Emmy Awards (but won only one) and co-stars Elliott and Griffith picked up Golden Globe nominations. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi True Women Based on a true story, this Civil War-era epic centers on the exploits of Sarah Ashby McClure (Dana Delany) and her sister Euphemia (Annabeth Gish) as they try to make their way on the male-dominated West Texas plains. When their home is threatened by Mexican forces and Native American warriors, the sisters lead their family and friends to safety. Based on the book by Janice Woods Windle, True Women also co-stars Rachael Leigh Cook, Angelina Jolie, and Tina Majorino. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi |
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Lost Album $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Watermelon Man – (featuring Eldee Williams/Isiah “Ike” Oakley/Fred Wesley/Fred Thomas/Hearlon “Cheese” Martin/James Brown/Darryl “Hasaan” Jamison/Jimmy Nolen/St. Clair Pinckney/Johnny Griggs/Jerone “J, 2. Sweet Loneliness – (previously unreleased, featuring Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Hugh McCracken/Kenny Asher/Joe Farrell/Jon Faddis/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Steve Gadd), 3. Secret Love – (previously unreleased, featuring Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Hugh McCracken/Kenny Asher/Joe Farrell/Jon Faddis/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Steve Gadd/Pat Rebillot), 4. Seulb – (previously unreleased, featuring Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Hugh McCracken/Kenny Asher/Joe Farrell/Jon Faddis/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Steve Gadd), 5. You’ve Got a Friend – (previously unreleased, featuring Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Hugh McCracken/Kenny Asher/Joe Farrell/Jon Faddis/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Steve Gadd/Pat Rebillot), 6. Transmograpification – (previously unreleased, featuring Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Hugh McCracken/Kenny Asher/Joe Farrell/Jon Faddis/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Steve Gadd), 7. Use Me – (featuring Cornell Dupree/Fred Wesley/Gordon Edwards/Maretha Stewart/Jimmy Madison/Lew Soloff/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Hilda Harris/Pat Rebillot), 8. Get on the Good Foot – (previously unreleased, featuring Cornell Dupree/Fred Wesley/Gordon Edwards/Jimmy Madison/Lew Soloff/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Pat Rebillot), 9. Everybody Plays the Fool – (featuring Cornell Dupree/Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Gordon Edwards/Hank Ballard/Maretha Stewart/Jimmy Madison/Joe Farrell/Lew Soloff/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Pow, 10. Alone Again (Naturally) – (featuring Eddie Daniels/Fred Wesley/Hugh McCracken/Kenny Asher/Joe Farrell/Jon Faddis/Michael Brecker/Randy Brecker/Seldon Powell/Steve Gadd), 11. Back Stabbers – (featuring Fred Wesley/Jimmy Madison/David Spinoza/Bob Both), 12. J.B. Shout – (featuring Fred Wesley/Jerry Dodgion/Jimmy Madison/Joe Farrell/Lew Soloff/Marvin Stamm/Seldon Powell/Charlie Brown), 13. Funky & Some – (featuring Fred Wesley/Jerry Dodgion/Jimmy Madison/Joe Farrell/Lew Soloff/Marvin Stamm/Seldon Powell/Charlie Brown) |
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Worship Box: Uncontainable Worship [Box] $9.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), (DISC 3:), 1. Praise the Mighty Name of Jesus – Andy Bromley/Susan Ashton, 1. See What a Morning – Kristyn Getty, 1. Take Us To the River – Robin Mark, 2. Behold the Lord – Graham Kendrick, 2. Jesus You Humbled Yourself – Gareth Robinson, 2. This is the Day (6.30am) – Robin Mark, 3. Amazed By Your Love – Andrew Mitchell, 3. How Good It is – Lou Fellingham, 3. Round the Earth – Eoghan Heaslip, 4. Everything – Mark Tedder, 4. O Church Arise – Mark Tedder, 4. There is a Higher Throne – Kristyn Getty, 5. Beautiful One – Michelle Tumes, 5. Extravagant Magnificent – David Gate, 5. I’ve Got a Love Song – Matt Redman, 6. Every Promise – Joanne Hogg, 6. Glory Be To God – Kelly Minter, 6. Heaven’s King – Noel Richards, 7. Glorious King – Andy Bromley, 7. Jesus is Lord – Sarah Sadler, 7. Yesterday Today and Forever – Vicky Beeching, 8. Jesus You Alone – Tim Hughes, 8. Miracle In My Heart – Brian Houston, 8. Waterfall – Wayne Drain, 9. Great is the Darkness – David Ruis, 9. Holy Holy Holy – Yfriday, 9. Wonderful God – Godfrey Birtill, 10. Forgiven – Andy Smith, 10. Lord I Come – Geraldine Latty, 10. You Are – Ben Cantelon, 11. Dreamers of Your Dreams – Aaron Keyes, 11. Heart of Worship, The – Susan Ashton, 11. You Reign – Simon Brading, 12. Divine Exchange – Lara Martin, 12. Glory In the Highest – David Ostby, 12. Lord We Wait – Derri Daugherty, 13. Beautiful Saviour – Susan Ashton, 13. Cross Speaks, The – Miriam Webster, 13. Let Your Mantle Cover Me – Edwin Brown, 14. Ever Faithful God – Paul Oakley, 14. My Desire – Stuart Townend, 14. Praiseworthy – Nick Herbert, 15. Join With the Angels – Lex Buckley, 15. Merciful God – Tammy Trent, 15. My Soul Finds Rest (Psalm 62) – Aaron Keyes, 16. Once Again – Christine Dente, 16. We Bow Down – Chris McClarney/Assiria, 16. Your Name – Andy Bromley, 17. All of Me – One Hundred Hours, 17. Not To Us O Lord – Chris Bowater |
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More Best Worship Songs Ever $39.99 Track Listing: 1. Famous One – Chris Tomlin, 2. Because of You – Paul Oakley, 3. It’s Rising Up – Matt Redman, 4. You’re the Lion of Judah – Robin Mark, 5. Give Thanks – Stuart Townend, 6. God Is Here – Lara Martin, 7. Refiner’s Fire – Monique Tute, 8. Ancient of Days – Ron Kenoly, 9. I Am a New Creation – Sarah Sadler, 10. Praise the Mighty Name of Jesus – Andy Browler, 11. What a Frien I’ve Found – Delirious?, 12. All the Way My Saviour Leads Me – David Lyle Morris, 13. I Will Sing the Wondrous Story – Robin Mark, 14. He Has Risen – Noel Richards, 15. Jesus in the Name We Honour – Steve Gerrat, 16. Jesus Shall Take the Highest Honour – Chris Bowater And The Iskra Qu, 17. Such Love – Velveta Thompson, 18. Be Thou My Vision – Wayne Drain, 19. Beautiful One – Tim Hughes, 20. He Reigns – Newsboys, 21. He Is Exalted – Twila Paris, 22. Faithful One – Monique Tute, 23. Wonderful Cross – Chris Tomlin, 24. King of Kings Majesty – Sarah Sadler, 25. Revival – Robin Mark, 26. Crown Him With Many Crowns – Robin Mark, 27. There Is a Redeemer – Keith Green, 28. We Declare Your Majesty – Derri Daugherty, 29. God of Wonders – Rebecca St. James, 30. Outrageous Grace – Michelle Tumes, 31. Take My Life – Chris Tomlin, 32. Humble King – Brenton Brown, 33. Abba Father – Steve Gerrat, 34. Lord’s My Shepherd – Joanne Hogg, 35. Show Your Power, 36. Come on and Celebrate – Susan Ashton, 37. Here Is Love – Matt Redman, 38. Great Is the Darkness, 39. Potter’s Hand – Darlene Zschech, 40. Majesty – Gareth Robinson, 41. Thank You For Saving Me – Delirious?, 42. God of Grace – Margaret Becker, 43. I Will Worship – SONICFLOOd, 44. Surrender – Marc James, 45. Only by Grace – Graham Kendrick, 46. History Maker – Delirious?, 47. Let My Words Be Few – Matt Redman, 48. Meekness and Majesty – Susan Ashton, 49. Holy and Anointed One – Brian Doerksen, 50. By Your Side – Noel Richards |
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In the Jungle Groove [Bonus Track] [Remaster] $5.99 Personnel: James Brown, Bobby Byrd (vocals, organ); Jimmy “Chank” Nolen, Alphonso “Country” Kellum, Phelps “Catfish” Collins, Hearlon “Cheese” Martin, Robert Coleman, Bobby Roach (guitar); Jimmy Parker (alto saxophone); Maceo Parker, L.D. “Eldee” Williams, Robert McCulloch (tenor saxophone); St. Clair Pinckney, Louis Tifford (baritone saxophone); Richard “Kush” Griffeth, Joe Davis, Darryl “Hasaan” Jamison, Clayton “Chicken” Gunnels, Jerone “Jasaan” Melson (trumpet); Fred Wesley (trombone); “Sweet Charles” Sherrell, William “Bootsy” Collins, Fred Thomas (bass); Melvin Parker, Charles Stubblefield, John “Jabo” Starks (drums); John Morgan, Art Lopez, Johnny Griggs (congas).Principally recorded at King Studios, Cincinnati, Ohio; Criteria, Miami, Florida; Bobby Smith Studios, Macon, Georgia; A & R Studios, New York, New York between 1969 & 1972. Includes liner notes by Cliff White.James Brown.Personnel: Bobby Byrd (vocals, organ); Alphonso “Country” Kellum, Jimmy Noeln, Robert Coleman , Bobby Roach, Hearlon “Cheese” Martin, Jimmy Nolen, Phelps “Catfish” Collins (guitar); Jimmy Parker (alto saxophone); Eldee Williams, Robert McCollough, Maceo Parker (tenor saxophone); Louis Tilford, St. Clair Pinckney (baritone saxophone); Russell Crimes, Richard “Kush” Griffeth, Isiah “Ike” Oakley, Clayton “Chicken” Gunnells, Darryl “Hasaan” Jamison, Jerone “Jassan” Sanford (trumpet); Fred Wesley (trombone); David Matthews (electric piano); Clyde Stubblefield, Melvin Parker, John Starks (drums); Art Lopez, Johnny Griggs (congas); John Russell Morgan (percussion).Producers: James Brown; Harry WeingerReissue Producers: Clifford White; Tim Rogers.Audio Mixers: Ron Lenhoff; Tim Rogers; Bob Both.Liner Note Author: Clifford White.Recording information: A&R Studios, New York, NY (09/03/1969-12/05/1972); Bobby Smith Studios, Macon, GA (09/03/1969-12/05/1972); Criteria Studios, Miami, FL (09/03/1969-12/05/1972); King Studios, Cincinnati, OH (09/03/1969-12/05/1972); Rodel Studios, Washington DC (09/03/1969-12/05/1972).Editor: Danny Krivit.IN THE JUNGLE GROOVE documents one of the most important periods in the development of James Brown’s music. In 1970, Brown’s bandleader/sax player Maceo Parker departed to form his own band, taking much of Brown’s group with him. This event heralded the arrival of the JB’s, which included monster bassist Bootsy Collins, whose hyperkinetic style made Brown’s funk harder, leaner, and meaner. This album gives listeners a bird’s-eye view of the change, featuring the final sessions of the Maceo-led band as well as the first recordings of Bootsy and the JB’s.Maceo and company were at their hardest and funkiest at this point, as seen on “The Funky Drummer,” where Clyde Stubblefield lays down the drum break that would launch a thousand hip-hop samples. Stubblefield stuck around long enough to be part of the first JB’s, whose tracks here are full of frenetic, barely controlled energy. The sense of joy and revelation in the groove is audible in these or |
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Three Stooges: The Outlaws Is Coming – Widescreen Subtitle $12.99 Includes:Goofs and Saddles (1937) The Outlaws Is Coming (1965), MPAA Rating: NR Goofs and Saddles The Three Stooges actually play different characters here (or at least they have different names, different hairstyles, and different mustaches) — Curly is Buffalo Bilious, Moe is Wild Bill Hiccup, and Larry is Just Plain Bill. They are General Muster’s three best scouts, and now that the Indian problem is solved, he needs them to round up a gang of cattle rustlers. At first this sounds like bad news for General Muster and his men but, surprisingly, the boys are nearly halfway competent — either that, or the rustlers are even more stupid than they are. Disguised as big gamblers from the West (sans mustaches and back to their usual hair), the Stooges head over to the Longhorn saloon, where they sit down to a card game with Longhorn Pete, the proprietor — who’s also the head of the rustlers. They’ve sent a note, via pigeon, asking for reinforcements, but the bird happens to be Pete’s pet and their identities are uncovered. They escape in a wagon containing pots and pans which they toss out to stall their pursuers. There’s also a monkey who terrorizes Curly. They wind up at a cabin where they shoot it out with the bad guys. When some bullets accidentally fall into a meat grinder Curly is using, it becomes a machine-gun-like device. The Stooges vanquish the rustlers and, as they are being congratulated, the monkey takes over the meat grinder and sends them off in a hail of bullets. Some shots from this picture would be recycled in 1954′s Pals and Gals. ~ Janiss Garza, Rovi The Outlaws Is Coming The Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Joe De Rita) leave Boston for the Wild West when they are fired from the Society for the Preservation of Wildlife. With Eastern editor Kenneth Cabot (Adam West), the boys find themselves in lawless Wyoming and the target of every infamous gunslinger of the era. With help from Annie Oakley (Nancy Kovak), the Stooges and Cabot fight the likes of Billy the Kid, Johnny Ringo, Jesse James, Cole Younger, and the Dalton Gang, and soon Wild Bill Hickok and Bat Masters arrive in a blaze of bullets. Watch for longtime Stooges foil Emily Sitar in a triple role as Aberrant, a U.S. cavalry Colonel, and the Witch Doctor, with Henry Gibson as Charlie Horse, and Murray Alper as Chief Crazy Horse. Ellwood Ullman provides the screenplay from the story by director Norman Maurer, Moe’s son-in-law. With character names like the Sunstroke Kid and Trigger Mortis, this last of the Stooges feature films ranks among the best. Annie has a fight in the middle of town with Belle Starr (Sally Starr), and the cowardly editor Cabot proves his bravery and falls for his heroine Annie. Years later in a tribute to history’s longest running comedy trio, Adam West fondly remembered his experience in making The Outlaws Is Coming with the Stooges. West would score his biggest career plume with the television series Batman, but he was obviously in a |
