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Tonight's the night by Vinton, Bobby.; Lewis, Barbara,1943-(CARDINAL)357127; Carter, Mel.; Butler, Jerry. (CARDINAL)387687; Lynn, Barbara.; Tempo, Nino.; Stevens, April.; Feliciano, José. (CARDINAL)747965; King, Ben E.; Gaye, Marvin. (CARDINAL)740415; Terrell, Tammi.; Jackson, Deon.; Lester, Ketty.; Capris (Musical group); Classics IV (Musical group); Duprees (Musical group); Miracles (Musical group); Peaches and Herb (Musical group); Rascals (Musical group); Ruby and the Romantics (Musical group); Shirelles (Musical group); Temptations (Musical group)(CARDINAL)357341; Time-Life Music.;

Tonight's the night / The Shirelles -- Blue velvet / Bobby Vinton -- Hello stranger / Barbara Lewis -- Hold me, thrill me, kiss me / Mel Carter -- There's a moon out tonight / The Capris -- Moon River / Jerry Butler -- You'll lose a good thing / Barbara Lynn -- The tracks of my tears / The Miracles -- Deep purple / Nino Tempo and April Stevens -- Light my fire / Jose Feliciano -- Stand by me / Ben E. King -- Our day will come / Ruby and the Romantics -- Spooky / Classics IV -- You're all I need to get by / Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell -- I wish it would rain / The Temptations -- Close your eyes / Peaches and Herb -- You belong to me / The Duprees -- Love makes the world go 'round Deon Jackson -- How can I be sure / The Rascalls -- Love letters / Ketty Lester.Various performers.Compact disc.

Subjects: Popular music.; Rock music.;

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Now that's what I call music! by Chic.performer.Freak.; White, Barry,1944-2003,performer.You're the first, the last, my everything.; Hartman, Dan.performer.Relight my fire.; Gaynor, Gloria.performer.I will surive.; Houston, Thelma.performer.Don't leave me this way.; Ross, Diana,1944-performer.Love hangover.; Khan, Chaka.performer.I'm every woman.; Summer, Donna.performer.Last dance.; Earth, Wind & Fire (Musical group),performer.Boogie wonderland.; Emotions (Musical group),performer.Boogie wonderland.; Heatwave (Musical group),performer.Boogie nights.; KC & the Sunshine Band.performer.That's the way (I like it); Labelle (Musical group),performer.Lady Marmalade.; Peaches and Herb (Musical group),performer.Shake your groove thing.; Sister Sledge (Musical group),performer.We are family.; Trammps (Musical group),performer.Disco inferno.; Village People.performer.YMCA.;

Various performers.Title from sell sheet.

Subjects: Disco (Music); Disco music.; Popular music;

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The adventures of Priscilla, queen of the desert : original motion picture soundtrack. by Charlene,singer.; Bridges, Alicia,composer,lyricist,singer.; Richards, Trudy,singer.; Gaynor, Gloria,singer.(CARDINAL)364416; Horne, Lena,singer.(CARDINAL)160290; Page, Patti,singer.; Peniston, CeCe,singer.; Greaves, R. B.,singer.; Williams, Vanessa,singer.(CARDINAL)768970; Kern, Jerome,1885-1945.Show boat.Can't help lovin' dat man;arranged.; Kern, Jerome,1885-1945.Swing time.Fine romance;arranged.; ABBA (Musical group),singer.(CARDINAL)720683; Paper Lace (Musical group),performer.; Peaches and Herb (Musical group),singer.; Village People,singer.(CARDINAL)521685; White Plains (Musical group),performer.;

Various performers.

Subjects: Jazz.; Disco (Music); Funk (Music); Soul music.; Rock music.; Popular music.; Motion picture music.; Film soundtracks.;

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The Midnight Special. [videorecording] by Sugarman, Burt,producer.;

Disc 3 -Episode 152 (air date : January 9, 1976) :Disc 4 - Episode 304, January 19, 1979. Heart of glass (Blondie) ; Shake your groove thing (Peaches & Herb) ; One way or another (Blondie) ; Reunited (Peaches & Herb) -- Episode 56, February 22, 1974. If you could read my mind (Gordon Lightfoot) ; Midnight at the oasis (Maria Muldaur) ; Sundown (Gordon Lightfoot) --Episode 49, January 4, 1974. Your mama don't dance (Loggins & Messina) ; Will it go round in circles (Billy Preston) ; Brother Louie (Stories) ; Frankenstein (Edgar Winter Group) ; Superfly (Curtis Mayfield) ; Behind closed doors (Charlie Rich) ; Drift away (Dobie Gray) --bonus songs: Cisco Kid (War) ; Bad case of loving you (Doctor, Doctor) (Robert Palmer) ; It's a heartache (Bonnie Tyler) --Featuring an incredible array of the greatest musicians of the '70s and early '80s. It stands alone in the history of rock n roll as the first ever late-night live concert show on TV, capturing the spirit of a time when rock was exploding in so many new, exciting directions. For nine thrilling years, The Special brought audience the very best live music from every genre, rare performances right into homes every week, complete with the intimacy of close-ups and multiple camera angles.(WorldCAT)Not rated.

Subjects: Nonfiction television programs.; Rock music.; Televised performances.; Variety shows (Television programs).; Popular music.; Live sound recordings.; Popular music;

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Travels with Foxfire : stories of people, passions, and practices from Southern Appalachia / by Hudgins, Phil,compiler,interviewer.(CARDINAL)418101; Phillips, Jessica,1998-interviewer.(CARDINAL)418100; Foxfire Fund,issuing body.(CARDINAL)524927;

The way it was. The family farm: the story of Mama & Papa Hudgins ; Moonshining days: stories from James Speed's life making illegal liquor ; How stock car racing started: Dawson County folks talk about the precursor to NASCAR ; Drive-in movie theaters: an American icon, reborn ; Water dowsers: the ancient art of finding underground water ; Outhouses: an interview with "priviologist" Mary Frazier Long ; Appalachia on television: the story of Heartland ; Georgia: First in flight!: the story of Micajah Clark Dyer -- Arts and herbs. Doctoring with herbs: the story of Eve Miranda, medicine woman ; Wild ginseng: interviews with four men who still hunt it the right way ; How to turn junk into art: an interview with Jane Taylor ; Artist, flint knapper, fiddle and banjo player, and naturalist: an interview with Joseph "Doc" Johnson -- Food fit to eat. Dishin' up love: interview with Lazell Vinson ; Joseph Dabney: winning the James Beard Cookbook of the Year award ; Peach grower Dori Sanders of South Carolina: recipe from her cookbook -- A sense of community. On artistry, ancestry, and African Americans: an interview with Ann Miller Woodford ; Keeping the land and the history: stories from Wayne County, Kentucky ; Forming the Great Smokey Mountains National Park: the story of Glenn Cardwell of Pittman Centers, Tennessee ; The lone Commissioner of Lumpkin County: the life of J.B. Jones -- The great outdoors. Catching violators of game and fish laws: stories from Calvin Stewart ; Turkey hunting: the turkey-hunting tales of three Georgians ; Legendary bear hunters from the old school: tales of bear hunting in Rabun county -- Where music dwells. Music in southern Appalachia: bluegrass, country, and shape note singing ; Grounded in folk tradition: the story of Hedy West ; Lillie Mulkey West: inspiring anew generation of folk singers ; John Jarrard and Bruce Burch: writers of country music ; Southern gospel singing: still a favorite for many ; Lighter moments from gospel groups: the Lord's work is serious business, most of the time -- Stories and their tellers. Inventing a time machine and other adventures: Emory Jones, the great storyteller ; Passing down memories: the story of author Dori Sanders ; Dr. C.B. Skelton of Winder, Georgia: practicing medicine and sharing humorous stories -- In pursuit of "hobbiness". Eighteen thousand long-play albums: Jerry Kendall and his record collection ; Tractors and trucks: Carl "Feel bad" Davis ; Snaking logs through the Kentucky woods: Hollis Thrasher and his mules ; Family history: Jerry Taylor on tracing other people's genealogies.Since 1972, the Foxfire books have preserved and celebrated the culture of Southern Appalachia for hundreds of thousands of readers. In Travels with Foxfire, native son Phil Hudgins and Foxfire student Jessica Phillips travel from Georgia to the Carolinas, Tennessee to Kentucky, collecting the stories of the men and women who call the region home. Across more than thirty essays, we discover the secret origins of stock car racing, the story behind the formation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the vanishing art of gathering wild ginseng, and the recipes of an award-winning cookbook writer. We meet bootleggers and bear hunters, game wardens and medicine women, water dowsers, sculptors, folk singers, novelists, record collectors, and home cooks--even the world's foremost "priviologist"--All with tales to tell. A rich compendium of the collected wisdom of artists, craftsmen, musicians, and moonshiners, Travels with Foxfire is a joyful tribute to the history, the geography, and the traditions that define Appalachian living.

Subjects: Interviews.; Country life; Country life; Handicraft; Handicraft; Interviews; Interviews;

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