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An early influence on Johnny Cash, Cowboy Copas produced some seminal work that was largely (and shamefully) forgotten as time went on. Like Ernest Tubb, Copas laid a deep, home-grown vocal style over simple, proto-honky-tonk accounts of trouble and heartbreak. As this album's title indicates, Copas is at his best when observing the darker side of life. His voice is full of so much yearning in "The Postman Just Passes Me By" that he seems about to die from loneliness. He's anything but humorless, though, as witnessed by the (literal) gallows humor of the rockabilly-tinged "Hangman's Boogie...

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Gas & Mileage Log Book: For God So Loved The World, That He Gave His Only Begotten Son, That Whosoever Believeth In Him Should Not Perish, But Have Everlasting Life - John 3 : 16: Gas & Mileage Log Book (Series #82) (Paperback)

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Personnel include: Matthew Sweet (vocals, guitar); Greg Leisz (guitars); Peter Phillips (acoustic guitar); Van Dyke Parks (keyboards); Tony Marsico (double bass); Ric Menck (drums). Recording information: Matthew Sweet Home Studio, Los Angeles, CA (2002). Casual observers might think that alt-rocker/power-popper Matthew Sweet simply fell off the map after his early-1990s success. In mainstream commercial terms there's some credence to that notion, but artistically, nothing could be further from the truth. Though he began to slip underneath the radar sometime in the late '90s, Sweet never s...

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For this, the 25th volume of the monumental Hyperion Schubert Edition, director and pianist Graham Johnson chose British tenor Ian Bostridge to present 'Die schￃﾶne Mￃﾼllerin,' one of the two great song cycles by Franz Schubert. At the time Bostridge was somewhat of an unknown, but completely deserving and more than up to the task. His sound is light, agile, and full of the youthful tone the cycle requires. Listeners who are accustomed to 'Die schￃﾶne Mￃﾼllerin' as a baritone work may find the tenor keys disconcerting at first, but the freshness of Bostridge's sound as he begins his journe...

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Classic down-home soul from one of the best and most versatile of singers of the genre (and, significantly, one of the few who was able to survive into the disco era without really changing his style). This nicely chosen anthology collects his hits through the early '70s, from his breakthrough 1964 "Hold What You've Got" (Tex sings only on the choruses; on the verses, he's essentially sermonizing, a trick that not only became a signature but got him tagged early on as a proto-rapper) to classics including the hilarious older-guy-romancing-younger-babe song "Buying a Book" and the gospel ba...

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Plain Truth : By Which It Is Manifest, That the Common Mercy of God Extends to All Men, So as It Give Them the Pardon of Original Sin - But the Special Grace of God to His Elect, Appears in His Giving Them Pardon of All Their Sins; ...

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Mathew Rosenblum's compositions are wildly eclectic and flavored with elements of classical, jazz, rock and world music. In each work, Rosenblum juxtaposes various musical cultures and styles and creates a soundscape that is unlike anything ever heard before. His American predecessors are certainly John Cage and Harry Partch, but neither composer drew on such a diverse musical vocabulary as that possessed by Rosenblum. 'Nu Kuan Tzu,' a song cycle set to ancient Chinese poetry coupled with French symbolist poetry, is the major work on the recording. Rosenblum's use of the voice is a fascina...

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An early influence on Johnny Cash, Cowboy Copas produced some seminal work that was largely (and shamefully) forgotten as time went on. Like Ernest Tubb, Copas laid a deep, home-grown vocal style over simple, proto-honky-tonk accounts of trouble and heartbreak. As this album's title indicates, Copas is at his best when observing the darker side of life. His voice is full of so much yearning in "The Postman Just Passes Me By" that he seems about to die from loneliness. He's anything but humorless, though, as witnessed by the (literal) gallows humor of the rockabilly-tinged "Hangman's Boogie...

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The Good News, That It Seems, No One Believes : For God so loved the world, that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life. (John 3:16) (Paperback)

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John 3 16 Journal Notebook Cross Hearts 120 College Ruled Pages 8.5 X 11 Jesus Christ : For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. (Paperback)

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Plain Truth: By Which It Is Manifest, That the Common Mercy of God Extends to All Men, So as It Give Them the Pardon of Original Sin - But the Special Grace of God to His Elect, Appears in His Giving Them Pardon of All Their Sins; (Hardcover)

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Gas & Mileage Log Book: For God So Loved The World, That He Gave His Only Begotten Son, That Whosoever Believeth In Him Should Not Perish, But Have Everlasting Life - John 3 : 16: Gas & Mileage Log Book (Series #82) (Paperback)

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REVIEWS: Fanfare (5-6/98, p.214) - "...The English choral tradition frequently gets criticized for a white, cool sound, but...there is certainly nothing staid about these performances. The Corydon Singers' vigor and commitment is anything but reticent, nearly overwhelmingly so..."

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Personnel include: Matthew Sweet (vocals, guitar); Greg Leisz (guitars); Peter Phillips (acoustic guitar); Van Dyke Parks (keyboards); Tony Marsico (double bass); Ric Menck (drums). Recording information: Matthew Sweet Home Studio, Los Angeles, CA (2002). Casual observers might think that alt-rocker/power-popper Matthew Sweet simply fell off the map after his early-1990s success. In mainstream commercial terms there's some credence to that notion, but artistically, nothing could be further from the truth. Though he began to slip underneath the radar sometime in the late '90s, Sweet never s...

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For this, the 25th volume of the monumental Hyperion Schubert Edition, director and pianist Graham Johnson chose British tenor Ian Bostridge to present 'Die schￃﾶne Mￃﾼllerin,' one of the two great song cycles by Franz Schubert. At the time Bostridge was somewhat of an unknown, but completely deserving and more than up to the task. His sound is light, agile, and full of the youthful tone the cycle requires. Listeners who are accustomed to 'Die schￃﾶne Mￃﾼllerin' as a baritone work may find the tenor keys disconcerting at first, but the freshness of Bostridge's sound as he begins his journe...

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Classic down-home soul from one of the best and most versatile of singers of the genre (and, significantly, one of the few who was able to survive into the disco era without really changing his style). This nicely chosen anthology collects his hits through the early '70s, from his breakthrough 1964 "Hold What You've Got" (Tex sings only on the choruses; on the verses, he's essentially sermonizing, a trick that not only became a signature but got him tagged early on as a proto-rapper) to classics including the hilarious older-guy-romancing-younger-babe song "Buying a Book" and the gospel ba...

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Journal of Abigail Langley of Nansemond County, Virginia. So-Called in the Family, But Properly : John Granbery, Junior, His Book, 1708 (Paperback)

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Plain Truth : By Which It Is Manifest, That the Common Mercy of God Extends to All Men, So as It Give Them the Pardon of Original Sin - But the Special Grace of God to His Elect, Appears in His Giving Them Pardon of All Their Sins; ...

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Mathew Rosenblum's compositions are wildly eclectic and flavored with elements of classical, jazz, rock and world music. In each work, Rosenblum juxtaposes various musical cultures and styles and creates a soundscape that is unlike anything ever heard before. His American predecessors are certainly John Cage and Harry Partch, but neither composer drew on such a diverse musical vocabulary as that possessed by Rosenblum. 'Nu Kuan Tzu,' a song cycle set to ancient Chinese poetry coupled with French symbolist poetry, is the major work on the recording. Rosenblum's use of the voice is a fascina...

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An early influence on Johnny Cash, Cowboy Copas produced some seminal work that was largely (and shamefully) forgotten as time went on. Like Ernest Tubb, Copas laid a deep, home-grown vocal style over simple, proto-honky-tonk accounts of trouble and heartbreak. As this album's title indicates, Copas is at his best when observing the darker side of life. His voice is full of so much yearning in "The Postman Just Passes Me By" that he seems about to die from loneliness. He's anything but humorless, though, as witnessed by the (literal) gallows humor of the rockabilly-tinged "Hangman's Boogie...

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The Good News, That It Seems, No One Believes : For God so loved the world, that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life. (John 3:16) (Paperback)

$ 12

John 3 16 Journal Notebook Cross Hearts 120 College Ruled Pages 8.5 X 11 Jesus Christ : For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. (Paperback)

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Plain Truth: By Which It Is Manifest, That the Common Mercy of God Extends to All Men, So as It Give Them the Pardon of Original Sin - But the Special Grace of God to His Elect, Appears in His Giving Them Pardon of All Their Sins; (Hardcover)

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Gas & Mileage Log Book: For God So Loved The World, That He Gave His Only Begotten Son, That Whosoever Believeth In Him Should Not Perish, But Have Everlasting Life - John 3 : 16: Gas & Mileage Log Book (Series #82) (Paperback)

$ 10.03

REVIEWS: Fanfare (5-6/98, p.214) - "...The English choral tradition frequently gets criticized for a white, cool sound, but...there is certainly nothing staid about these performances. The Corydon Singers' vigor and commitment is anything but reticent, nearly overwhelmingly so..."

$ 18.98

Personnel include: Matthew Sweet (vocals, guitar); Greg Leisz (guitars); Peter Phillips (acoustic guitar); Van Dyke Parks (keyboards); Tony Marsico (double bass); Ric Menck (drums). Recording information: Matthew Sweet Home Studio, Los Angeles, CA (2002). Casual observers might think that alt-rocker/power-popper Matthew Sweet simply fell off the map after his early-1990s success. In mainstream commercial terms there's some credence to that notion, but artistically, nothing could be further from the truth. Though he began to slip underneath the radar sometime in the late '90s, Sweet never s...

Out of Stock

For this, the 25th volume of the monumental Hyperion Schubert Edition, director and pianist Graham Johnson chose British tenor Ian Bostridge to present 'Die schￃﾶne Mￃﾼllerin,' one of the two great song cycles by Franz Schubert. At the time Bostridge was somewhat of an unknown, but completely deserving and more than up to the task. His sound is light, agile, and full of the youthful tone the cycle requires. Listeners who are accustomed to 'Die schￃﾶne Mￃﾼllerin' as a baritone work may find the tenor keys disconcerting at first, but the freshness of Bostridge's sound as he begins his journe...

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Classic down-home soul from one of the best and most versatile of singers of the genre (and, significantly, one of the few who was able to survive into the disco era without really changing his style). This nicely chosen anthology collects his hits through the early '70s, from his breakthrough 1964 "Hold What You've Got" (Tex sings only on the choruses; on the verses, he's essentially sermonizing, a trick that not only became a signature but got him tagged early on as a proto-rapper) to classics including the hilarious older-guy-romancing-younger-babe song "Buying a Book" and the gospel ba...

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Journal of Abigail Langley of Nansemond County, Virginia. So-Called in the Family, But Properly : John Granbery, Junior, His Book, 1708 (Paperback)

$ 28.5

Plain Truth : By Which It Is Manifest, That the Common Mercy of God Extends to All Men, So as It Give Them the Pardon of Original Sin - But the Special Grace of God to His Elect, Appears in His Giving Them Pardon of All Their Sins; ...

$ 21.6

Mathew Rosenblum's compositions are wildly eclectic and flavored with elements of classical, jazz, rock and world music. In each work, Rosenblum juxtaposes various musical cultures and styles and creates a soundscape that is unlike anything ever heard before. His American predecessors are certainly John Cage and Harry Partch, but neither composer drew on such a diverse musical vocabulary as that possessed by Rosenblum. 'Nu Kuan Tzu,' a song cycle set to ancient Chinese poetry coupled with French symbolist poetry, is the major work on the recording. Rosenblum's use of the voice is a fascina...

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