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  The Art and Business of Songwriting

  Larry D. Batiste

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  In this valuable resource guide for both beginners and professionals, veteran songwriter, producer, arranger, vocalist, music director, and educator Larry D. Batiste shares practical advice and tips from his decades of experience in ways that are bound to help all listeners improve their songwriting skills. Through this book, listeners will learn the craft of professional songwriting, including the ins-and-outs of song structure, lyric and melody writing, and the essential elements of a hit song. From the start, Batiste incorporates exercises to help songwriters strike upon ideas for song titles, concepts, and stories that will appeal to their audience. He also discusses critical business aspects of songwriting, such as copyrighting, publishing, royalties, networking, and digital media. In addition to the fundamentals, the listener will learn how to build their songwriting career, generate income, build an online community and fanbase, release music independently, expertly place their songs, and navigate the world of digital music. Throughout the book are interviews with iconic songwriters and producers such as Peter Asher, Lamont Dozier, and Narada Michael Walden, as well as independent recording artists, including Fantastic Negrito, a winner of multiple Grammy Awards, and Meklit Hadero.

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  Film Reel Rewind: Movie Trailers...

  Various Various

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  Film Reel Rewind: Movie Trailers from the 1980s, Volume 1 includes trailers for the following movies: Airplane, (1980), The Blue Lagoon (1980), Private Lessons (1981), Cutter's Way (1981), Grease 2 (1982), Zapped (1982), Tron (1982), Annie (1982), They're Playing With Fire (1984), Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (1984), The Name of the Rose (1984), Back to the Future (1985), Meatballs III (1986), Revenge Of The Nerds II (1987).

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  NGR What Does It Mean?

  P. E. McCallum

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  NGR, What Does It Mean?: An Expose' on the N-word from a Hip Hop Perspective is an in-depth look into the origins and etymology of the n-word. P. E. McCallum, b.k.a. Pow Shadowz, addresses the n-word and the controversy surrounding it from an MC of Hip Hop's point of view. This expose' is a radical journey through history. It delves into the psyche of American culture and deals with issues surrounding the struggles of race relations. Because the n-word is considered the most offensive word in the English language, this book is timely. After reading it, you will be well informed on the n-word and you will be able to make an educated decision on whether or not you want to use it!

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  Once a Stooge Always a Stooge:...

  Joe Besser, Jeff Lenburg, Greg...

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  This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. 
  REVISED AND EXPANDED AND BESSER THAN EVER! 
  For more than six decades, Joe Besser brought gales of laughter to millions—in vaudeville, on Broadway, on radio, in motion pictures, and on television. From his days working as a bumbling assistant to the world-famous Thurston the Magician, he carved out success with his own act—that of a childlike sissy who brandished his foils with a flick of the wrist and such hilarious verbal assaults as “Ooh, you crazy you!” and “Not so f-a-s-t!” From stage to film and television screens, the famed roly-poly comedian left an indelible mark–from starring in his own feature films and short-subject series for Columbia Pictures, to dishing out huge laughs on scores of popular programs of the day, most notably as the malevolent brat “Stinky” on The Abbott and Costello Show, to stepping in to replace Shemp Howard after his death as a member of Three Stooges comedy team. Followed by countless more laugh out-loud performances in movies and on television, from playing the frustrated superintendent, Jillson, on The Joey Bishop Show to voicing Saturday morning cartoons, his legacy still lives on today, thanks to reruns of his classic work. Illustrating a passing age of American humor, ONCE A STOOGE, ALWAYS A STOOGE tells the whole story. Jam-packed with timeless remembrances, Besser vividly recounts it all–the personal ups and downs, the classic skits and routines that became his hallmark, and behind-the-scenes stories of show business icons who enriched his life and career, including Abbott and Costello, Fred Allen, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Sammy Davis, Jr., Jerry Lewis, Olsen and Johnson, and many others, in this charming and thoughtfully written memoir.

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  Age No Bar

  Varuchhi Dubey

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  In this episode Varuchhi discusses the importance of fitness at the two ends of the age spectrum. The guests are Naisha Dubey, 8 years old (his daughter) who discusses how fitness can be and should be fun and Chandra Talwar, senior citizen, (his mother-in-law) who talks about her own journey, and explains how it's never too late to embrace fitness.

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  Trial of Leopold & Loeb The:...

  Ben Devlin

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  The true story that inspired Donna Tartt’s The Secret History. 
  In a Chicago courtroom in 1924, two young men stand accused of a crime that shocked the nation. This production presents their trial as a full-cast audio drama based on the original courtroom transcripts. 
  The Trial of Leopold & Loeb: Dickie & Babe reconstructs one of the most famous criminal cases of the twentieth century as a feature-length listening experience, created in the tradition of the classic radio play. Performed by an ensemble of stage actors — including performers with backgrounds at the Royal Shakespeare Company and other leading theatre companies — it brings language, character, and voice to the foreground. 
  Set against the social and intellectual climate of 1920s Chicago, it invites listeners into a world shaped by early modern psychology, cultural anxiety about homosexuality, and shifting ideas about crime and responsibility. 
  The Leopold & Loeb case has echoed through literature and culture for a century, influencing writers from Patrick Hamilton to Donna Tartt, and film directors such as Alfred Hitchcock. Its enduring fascination lies not only in what happened, but in the questions it continues to raise. 
  With the narrative momentum of a classic thriller, this is the first in the Trials of the Century series: an ongoing collection of courtroom dramas exploring the trials that have shaped the modern world.

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