portray the rich mix of sounds created by Latinos and embraced by all. Narrated by Jimmy Smits. Buy the DVD/CD set with the 16 track companion soundtrack and save!  (less)

When It's Time To Distill Your Excellent Adventures Down To The Ideal Dvd Or Online Clip, Grab A Box Of Cinescore Software And A Copy Of Ideal Vacation: Music For Life. This Very Special Cinescore Theme Pack Has A Little Something For Everyone: Some Rock And Pop, A Little Bit Of Country, Latin Influences And Exotic Flavors, And Even Some Epic, Widescreen Cinematic Gestures To Go With All Those Awesome Views You've Captured For Posterity. *Brand Name: Sony [M19137] UPC: 00855309870041 UNSPC: 43232005 12.5L x 7.75W x 6H 0.18 LB  (less)

country to experience the cast, the music, and the magic live in their local markets! Over 500,000 concert attendees! record setting merchandise sales at venue! This captivating live concert experience and content is now being made available for the first time on CD+DVD. Disc one includes the entire High School Musical soundtrack live. Plus artist spotlight appearances by Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Drew Seeley & Corbin Bleu. Disc 2 contains a DVD of 5 live performances and exclusive cast interviews. Track Listing Disc One: 1. Start Of Something New 2. Stick To The Status Quo 3. I Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You 4. When There Was Me And You 5. Get'Cha Head In The Game 6. What I've Been Looking For 7. Bop To The Top 8. Breaking Free 9. We're All In This Together 10. Push It To The Limit 11. Say OK 12. Dance With Me 13. We'll Be Together  (less)

part of a major closeout therefore no title list available. some may have small cuts or marks on the cd case. some cds carry the parental advisory or explicit content/lyrics warning. this lot will includes rap country pop soundtracks soul rock jazz r&b new age oldies etc.  (less)

roll fantasies to music's greatest soundtrack - now with a down-home country twang!  (less)

roll fantasies to music's greatest soundtrack - now with a down-home country twang!  (less)

roll fantasies to music's greatest soundtrack - now with a down-home country twang!  (less)

tracks to the bluegrass-heavy COLD MOUNTAIN soundtrack. While GET BEHIND ME SATAN certainly isn't a country album, it does highlight White's fascinatingly unpredictable nature. With the exception of a few songs (including the blistering single ""Blue Orchid""), Jack leaves his electric six-string in the garage, opting to roam around with his acoustic guitar (as on the gentle ""As Ugly As I Seem"") or settle into a marimba- or piano-led melody. As always, Meg White is on hand with her wonderfully unpolished, cymbal-heavy drumming, providing the perfect foil for Jack's intense, mercurial presence. With its quirky narratives about ghosts, nurses, and Rita Hayworth, SATAN is a restless record, and the duo uses that energy to maximum effect, easily making this the White Stripes' most dynamic album to date.Spin (p.63) - Ranked #18 in Spin's ""40 Best Albums Of 2005"" - ""[The disc] feels less like a middle finger than an attempt to insulate the group from the bruising limelight."" Spin (p.101) - ""[Jack White] manages to make songs that sound like harnessed truths, which is why the White Stripes generally make the best records in the contemporary world."" - Grade: B Uncut (p.88) - 4 stars out of 5 - ""White stays true to the band's aesthetic vision, while mapping multiple paths away from stagnation..."" CMJ (No. 916, p.4) - ""Seems Jack and Meg have been spending time in the nursery fiddling with their old xylophones and marimbas in between their routine bloozeouts, power-pop aerobics and local band beat-downs."" Mojo (Publisher) (p.60) - Ranked #14 in Mojo's ""The 50 Best Albums Of 2005"" - ""[L]acerating blues and stricken balladry."" Mojo (Publisher) (p.94) - 3 stars out of 5 - ""'My Doorbell' is catchier than a four-pronged trout fly. 'Little Ghost' is an Appalachian knees-up straight out of the Harry Smith handbook."""  (less)

rock-influenced storm the likes of which hadn't been seen since Waylon Jennings' early outlaw period 15 years prior. Like Waylon, Earle toted a larger-than-life sound, badass attitude, and gritty country-rock sound with him into the studio. Fortunately, he also possessed a craftsman's gift for songwriting. This disc concentrates mostly on Earle's groundbreaking debut, GUITAR TOWN, and rightly so. That album's title tune, as well as the snarling ""Devil's Right Hand"" and ""Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough)"" combine a knack for sharply turned wordplay with a real insight into the depths of the American underbelly. One of Earle's primary influences was Townes Van Zandt, a fact made plain by the narrative skills Earle displays on ""Copperhead Road."" To prove that Earle can sing a truck-driving song with the best of them, a rocking version of Dave Dudley's classic ""Six Days on the Road,"" originally used for a movie soundtrack, is also included. ESSENTIAL STEVE EARLE makes a fine starter kit, but once you try it, you'll want to continue on to further appreciate the riches in Earle's oeuvre.Entertainment Weekly (3/5/93, p.59) - ""...This compilation shows Earle moving from rockabilly to rock and captures the hostility and disillusionment of the nation's itinerant underbelly..."" - Rating: A+"  (less)

Set through their groundbreaking folk-rock and country-rock incarnations and culminating with the absolutely smokin' Clarence White era and the mid-'70s reunion line-ups, the collection makes a strong case for the Byrds being perhaps the single most important American rock band. While Roger McGuinn was always the leader of the band (and its one constant member) it's startling to consider the number of musical giants that passed through the band, including David Crosby, Chris Hillman, Gene Clark, Gram Parsons, and the aforementioned White. The group's originals--from ""I""ll Feel A Whole Better"" to ""Eight Miles High"" to ""Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man""--cast the Byrds as a brilliant songwriters collective; however, their ability to boldly interpret the work of others (ultimately making it their own) helped bridge the gaps between country, folk, rock & roll, and the Love Generation. The talent, legacy, and sheer beauty of the Byrds music can not be underestimated, and THERE IS A SEASON ensures that won't happen.Rolling Stone (p.79) - 5 stars out of 5 -- ""They came up with harmonizing folk rock that sounds like liquid sunshine...[and] they pioneered trippy psychedelic guitar rock..."" Spin (p.107) - 4 stars out of 5 -- ""They turned their covetous cravings into the genius evidenced on this four-disc box."" Q (p.154) - 5 stars out of 5 -- ""[T]hey were as influential as The Beatles, the greatest interpreters of Bob Dylan...[and] they invented country rock with Gram Parsons."" Uncut (p.126) - 4 stars out of 5 -- ""[A] kind of highlight reel. Each of the group's 13 albums is represented by key tracks, lost singles are returned to their proper sequence, and soundtrack and live material supplement the story."" Mojo (Publisher) (p.116) - 4 stars out of 5 -- ""The music was and remains fabulous....The original group had a way of changing the beat around, of holding back then flying free..."""  (less)

linked by Bing’s charming commentary. You’ll find that entire set in this 4-CD set, which also includes music from Bing’s films •Paris Honeymoon• and •The Star Maker•; broadcasts from Bing’s beloved radio show, and even songs from all the soundtracks he recorded for Mack Sennett during the ’30s including the sound of the pipe organ that backed Bing when he was in dispute with the musicians’ union! One of the most fascinating—and revealing—Bing boxes ever released, featuring ballads, jazz, Irish, country and Christmas material—his entire range of repertoire!  (less)

I AM SAM, Sean Penn's title character is a mentally challenged, Beatles-obsessed character who lands in the middle of a custody case for his daughter. With Sam looking to the Fab Four's music for guidance, the accompanying soundtrack is wall-to-wall Lennon-McCartney. Rebuffed for the rights to the original songs, the album's organizers instead recruited an all-star array of talent to contribute Beatles covers within a three-week span. The quick turn-around time meant delightfully original interpretations of these stellar songs as opposed to by-the-numbers readings. Among the many highlights are Ben Harper's psychedelic ""Strawberry Fields Forever,"" a chiming Aimee Mann/Michael Penn duet on ""Two Of Us"" and Chocolate Genius' ethereal ""Julia."" Elsewhere, Eddie Vedder delivers an acoustic-driven ""You've Got To Hide Your Love Away"" through gritted teeth, Sheryl Crow adds a nice country twang to ""Mother Nature's Son,"" and Stereophonics' raspy take on ""Don't Let Me Down"" sounds like a Faces outtake. Although The Black Crowes offer up a stark arrangement of ""Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds,"" Grandaddy's chugging alt-rock version of ""Revolution"" and Nick Cave's melancholy crooning of ""Let It Be"" make I AM SAM worth the price of admission.Entertainment Weekly (12/14/01, p.84) - ""...These songs are like old friends...and you don't have to see the movie to enjoy it..."" - Rating: B Q (4/02, p.125) - 3 out of 5 stars - ""...The right stuff..."""  (less)