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50 vinili
Vendo in blocco 50 vinili anni ' Soul, funk, R&B, Pop, Disco Prezzo: 80 euro Ecco la lista: Alain Sorrenti, Figli delle stelle Herschel Bernardi, Show stopper The impressions, Fan the fire The markley band, The markley band The laughing dogs, The laughing dogs Molly bee, Sounds fine to me Robert Ellis Orrall, Fixation Kathy Barnes, Fun and game Peter Emmett, Story The cichlids, Be true to your school The best of the mighty clouds of joy Silver platinum and gold, Silver platinum and gold Leon ware, Inside is love The world wonders, Don't give up Maxine Weldon, Chilly Wind Eddie Douglas, Chicago country sound Cecil Holmes Orchestra, A toast to the 70's Rex Allen Jr, Country cowboy Tim Bogert, Progressions The stupid set + Enrico Serotti, Hear the rumble Jon Stevens, Jon Stevens Dick Smith, Initial Thrust Richard Evans, Richard Evans Walter Murphy, Phantom of the opera Joe Stampley, The early years Flow, Snail Ben Vereen, Here I am John Davidson, Closeup Skyy, Skyyport Night after night, Steve Cropper The glass family, Mr. Dj, you know how to make me dance Mac Davis, Little touch of love Ronnie Dyson, Phase 2 The J.C. White Singers, Come alive for Jesus Bobby Goldsboro, Summer [the first time] Rufus Featuring, Chaka Khan Juggy Murray Jones, Inside America Shaun Cassidy, Da Doo Ron Ron Cooper and Ross, Bottom line Jim Weatherly, The people some people choose to love Donny & Mary, New season Louvin, Country souvenirs Kristy & Jimmy, Mcnichol G. Stewart, Gary Kevin Dunn and the Regiment of Women, The judgement of Paris Ann Burton, By myself alone Sweetbottom, Angels of the deep J.O.B. Orquestra, Open the doors to your heart Denny& Marie, Goin' coconuts The surfers, Misty rainbow
50 vinili musica ' euro
Vendo in blocco 50 vinili anni ' Soul, funk, R&B, Pop, Disco Prezzo: 160 (contrassegno) + 30 spedizione Ecco qui la lista: Molly bee, Sounds fine to me Robert Ellis Orrall, Fixation Kathy Barnes, Fun and game Peter Emmett, Story The cichlids, Be true to your school The best of the mighty clouds of joy Silver platinum and gold, Silver platinum and gold Leon ware, Inside is love The world wonders, Don't give up Maxine Weldon, Chilly Wind Eddie Douglas, Chicago country sound Cecil Holmes Orchestra, A toast to the 70's Rex Allen Jr, Country cowboy Tim Bogert, Progressions The stupid set + Enrico Serotti, Hear the rumble Jon Stevens, Jon Stevens Dick Smith, Initial Thrust Richard Evans, Richard Evans Walter Murphy, Phantom of the opera Alain Sorrenti, Figli delle stelle Herschel Bernardi, Show stopper The impressions, Fan the fire Joe Stampley, The early years Flow, Snail Ben Vereen, Here I am John Davidson, Closeup Skyy, Skyyport Night after night, Steve Cropper The glass family, Mr. Dj, you know how to make me dance Mac Davis, Little touch of love Ronnie Dyson, Phase 2 The J.C. White Singers, Come alive for Jesus Bobby Goldsboro, Summer [the first time] Rufus Featuring, Chaka Khan Juggy Murray Jones, Inside America Shaun Cassidy, Da Doo Ron Ron Cooper and Ross, Bottom line Jim Weatherly, The people some people choose to love The markley band, The markley band The laughing dogs, The laughing dogs Donny & Mary, New season Louvin, Country souvenirs Kristy & Jimmy, Mcnichol G. Stewart, Gary Kevin Dunn and the Regiment of Women, The judgement of Paris Ann Burton, By myself alone Sweetbottom, Angels of the deep J.O.B. Orquestra, Open the doors to your heart Denny& Marie, Goin' coconuts The surfers, Misty rainbow
Poetry of Lucy Maud Montgomery
ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: McCabe, Kevin / Montgomery, Lucy Maud / Ferns, John, PUBLISHER: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, The poems in this collection by Lucy Maud Montgomery were written to reach the readers she thought of as "kindred spirits" - those thousands of people who then, as now, would be as deeply moved as she was by beauty in nature and in spirit. She felt herself drenched with beauty. It was an emotion that evolves heart-deep recognition in readers who will find an echo of their own yearnings and hungers for emotional outlet. Maud Montgomery was well aware that greatness as a poet was beyond her reach, but her verses were capable of putting into words what ordinary people felt and often could not explain. They express the sense of awe and delight arising from the simple human experiences of all that is lovely in the world. "I've written one real poem out of my heart," she confided to a friend in a week when she had sent off several verses she knew to be pot-boilers. But even these held a small kernel of thought, of appreciation, of gratitude for the gift of natural beauty. The poems in this collection will reach as deeply into the heart of today's readers as they did in those who first read them half a century ago. Critics are now finding new insights and much genuine ability in Montgomery's poetry, but the poems remain poems for people. She wrote for people who hunger for a way to give voice to their deepest thoughts and emotions. She wrote as an artist paints, in vivid scenes with vivid colours. Her verses are clearly defined gem-like vignettes depicting familiar scenes beloved by all the friends of the earth. She writes of clouds and sky, the clash and thunder of waves on a seashore, the scents of garden and woodland, the kinship of humanity with whatever gods there be. The qualities of simplicity and earnestness are not to be spurned. While ordinary people can respond to these eternal truths, Montgomery's poems will continue to be read and treasured.
Los Angeles Review No. 12
ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: GALE, KATE, Davio, Kelly, PUBLISHER: Red Hen Press, "The Los Angeles Review" started off with a small group of editors in Los Angeles and work mostly by L.A. writers. We've expanded through the years and now the editors are spread throughout California and the Northwest (plus one in Michigan). What unifies the journal is a focus on the writing of the Left Coast, on the way that the writing of the West works outside the framework of the traditional and the academic, pushes back against writing that fits into small spaces, writing that was written for a small group of elite intellectuals. Many of these stories look forward and backward at the same time, at what was and what could have been, at what will be and what could change. Writing in the West continues to evolve and move forward over the edge. It is the writing of desire. My definition of the writing of the West comes from my play, "The Moon Landing is a Hoax." We write about: Sky, clouds, water, hiking, boats, machines, wide open spaces, grasses, mountains, caves, racks of antlers, mustard seed growing, wild orchids, waterfalls, fat people, hairy people, ugly people, dipshits, trailer trash people, truck drivers, soldiers, gypsies, Mexicans, nuclear bombs, test sites, Las Vegas, military bases, guys that work on cars, half wits from Kansas, women with no teeth and curlers in their hair in case they go out later and all of us eating the dark that is America. Flynn Berry's "Surfing," the story of a man, as told by his brother, growing to adulthood, becoming addicted to drugs, going through one rehab stint after another, ends like this: "Here is what I want, out of the many, many things I want. I want to go to Berkeley to our old house in . I want to hang out with my brother when he is four, when he is bright and goofy. His hair is blond and he is three feet tall.... Below us is the wide shining bay, with no trace of the fog he loves to watch come in... I will tell him to be brave. That he will be fine. If I think about it closely enough, maybe it is true. Maybe it is happening right now, in one of the universes, in one of the dimensions that I can't see. He tilts his head, voice excited, telling me about a supernova. There, smell the eucalyptus. Try to imagine it better. Nothing--is unattainable." And that is what the work in LAR wants to believe. That we can push ourselves to the edge of the world and reinvent story, language, what is possible.