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GARY SHEARSTON: DINGO [ESP 1974] LP GARY SHEARSTON: DINGO [ESP 1974] LP Gary Shearston   "Dingo"  LP (Charisma)  1974  made in Spain cat. num.  63 69 958 #folk rock  #pop rock   Dingo   Back Of Beyond   Witnessing   I Get A Kick Out Of You   The Lightkeeper Of America   Seagull And Swan   The Ballad Of Blasted Creek   Lump In The Bed   Aborigine   Without A Song   b. 9 January 1939, Inverell, New South Wales, Australia. This singer-songwriter was also proficient on guitar and harmonica. Shearston moved with his family to Sydney at the age of 12, after his father’s farm was destroyed by drought. By the time Shearston was 19 he was a professional singer performing traditional Australian music in pubs, clubs and on radio and television. In the late 50s he made his first recording, for the Festival label, and this was followed by a number of albums for CBS Records in the early to mid-60s. Two of these albums were described as ‘among the best records of traditional music ever made in Australia’. In 1965, Shearston received an award for the best composition of the year when ‘Sometime Lovin’’ was covered by a number of artists including Peter Paul And Mary. In the mid-60s, together with Martyn Wyndham-Read, he recorded a live album on the Australian Score record label, although CBS would not let Shearston appear on the album. In addition, he had his own folk music television programme.  Shearston then travelled to the USA in 1968 and lived there for the next four years. During the mid-70s Shearston relocated to Britain, where he recorded two albums for Charisma Records. Shearston’s one major hit in the UK came in 1974, when ‘I Get A Kick Out Of You’ made the Top 10. This single made Shearston the first Australian artist to have a simultaneous hit in Britain and Australia. Despite the long gap between albums he carried on and worked the folk clubs of Europe. Returning to Australia from England in 1988, Shearston was made a Deacon of the Anglican Church in December 1991, and has served in the parishes of Narrandera, Deniliquin, Hay, and Bangalow. In 2001, he released his first new studio album in over a decade.

When it comes to teaching and learning physics, most pedagogical innovations were pioneered in Cutnell and Johnson's Physics--the number one algebra-based physics text for over a decade. With each new edition of Physics, Cutnell and Johnson have strived to improve the heart of the game--problem solving.. Wiley.. Año 2006.

Account of the Lebanon conflict by an author who has personally witnessed the carnage of Beirut for over a decade. Gunmen, diplomats, collaborators, bomber pilots, guerrillas, feudal politicians, journalists, soldiers and kidnappers - all fall under the scrutiny of this British journalist.. Oxford University Press. UK. Año 1991.

Over the past decade, The Manual of Museum Planning has become the definitive text for those concerned with the planning, design, construction, renovation. Rowman b'&' Littlefield.. Año 1999. 2ª edición

CHICAGO: HOT STREETS [CBS - ESP 1990] LP CHICAGO: HOT STREETS [CBS - ESP 1990] LP Chicago   "Hot Streets"  LP (CBS)  1990  made in Spain cat. num.  LSP 982369 1 #pop rock   Alive Again 4:17 The Greatest Love On Earth 3:43 Little Miss Lovin' 4:32 Hot Streets 5:12 Take A Chance 4:35 Gone Long Gone 3:55 Ain't It Time 4:08 Love Was New 3:32 No Tell Lover 4:15 Show Me The Way 3:18   Although  Chicago  tragically marked its decade anniversary with the bitter loss of lead guitarist  Terry Kath,  Hot Streets  (1978) was not only the first release without him, it was also the band's initial offering away from  James William Guercio  -- with whom the group had worked on every one of its previous dozen long-players.  Donnie Dacus  (guitar/vocals) was brought in to fill  Kath 's formidable shoes. His maiden voyage would likewise mark the beginning of a downward spiral in terms of the string of hits that was usually associated with  Chicago  albums. Both the upbeat and pumping opener "Alive Again" and the typical adult contemporary balladry of "No Tell Lover" became their last Top 40 hits for nearly four years.  Phil Ramone 's production gives the material an added and noticeable bite. The  Peter Cetera  (bass/vocals) rocker "Little Miss Lovin" recalls the band's earliest sides by blending an aggressive backbeat with a funky and soulful rhythm. "Gone, Long, Gone," the disc's other  Cetera contribution, also stands out for  Dacus ' spot-on slide guitar intonation, which mimics a similar style used most notably by  George Harrison. Although it failed to chart when extracted as a single, Robert Lamm's (keyboards/vocals) "Love Was New" is one of the more jazz-influenced tunes on  Hot Streets. The laid-back groove effortlessly carries the melody behind a fusion of light rock and contemporary jazz. The rapidly changing pop music landscape, whose horizons would embrace disco and new wave, would all but abandon  Chicago  for the group's next few albums. Although the band attempted to adapt to the trends, it would be four LPs and four years before  Chicago  would re-emerge in full form on its comeback,  Chicago 16  (1982).

SCOTT WALKER * 2 CD * Classics & Collectibles * PRECINTADO!! SCOTT WALKER * 2 CD * Classics & Collectibles * PRECINTADO!!  Doble disco con 45 temas de la carrera de Scott Walker, tanto al frente de los Walker Brothers como en solitario. Incluye 20 canciones inéditas hasta la fecha en CD y una versión alternativa del clásico The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore (El sol no va a brillar nunca más), su tema más conocido y todo un presagio de lo oscuras que serían su música y su vida misma. Imprescindible. Precintado de fábrica. TRACKLIST: DISC 1 1-1 Scott Walker – If You Go Away Directed By [Accompaniment] – Wally Stott Written-By – Jacques Brel, Rod McKuen 4:56 1-2 Walker Brothers, The – I Will Wait For You (Theme From Les Parapluies Cherbourg) Directed By [Accompaniment] – Reg Guest Written-By – Jacques Demy, Michel Legrand, Norman Gimbel  3:38 1-3 Walker Brothers, The – In My Room Written-By – Joaquin Prieto, Lee Julien Pockriss*, Paul Vance 2:30 1-4 Walker Brothers, The – The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore (Mono - Alternative Vocal) Written-By – Bob Crew*, Bob Gaudio  2:22 1-5 Scott Walker – It's Over  Written-By – Rodgers* 3:18 1-6 Scott Walker – Joanna  Written-By – Jackie Trent, Tony Hatch3:50 1-7 Scott Walker – Angel Of Ashes  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Peter Knight (5) Written-By – Scott Walker  4:22 1-8 Scott Walker – Mathilde  Arranged By, Conductor – Wally Stott Written-By – Gerard Jouannest*, Jacques Brel, Shuman*  2:39 1-9 Scott Walker – Winter Night  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Wally Stott Written-By – Scott Walker 1:44 1-10 Walker Brothers, The – Orpheus  Directed By [Accompaniment]  – Reg Guest Written-By – Scott Walker 3:27 1-11 Scott Walker – Jackie  Arranged By, Conductor – Wally Stott Written-By – Gerard Jouannest*, Jacques Brel, Mort Shuman 3:22 1-12 Scott Walker – The Bridge  Written-By – Scott Walker 2:50 1-13 Scott Walker – It's Raining Today  Written-By – Scott Walker  4:01 1-14 Walker Brothers, The – Once Upon A Summertime Directed By [Accompaniment] – Reg Guest Written-By – Eddie Barclay, Eddy Marnay, Johnny Mercer, Michel Legrand 3:49 1-15 Scott Walker – Such A Small Love   Arranged By, Conductor – Wally Stott Written-By – Scott Walker  4:54 1-16 Scott Walker – Rhymes Of Goodbye Directed By [Accompaniment] – Keith Roberts Written-By – Scott Walker 3:04 1-17 Scott Walker – Big Louise  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Wally Stott Written-By – Scott Walker  3:11 1-18 Scott Walker – Next  Written-By – Jacques Brel, Shuman* 2:51 1-19 Scott Walker – Til The Band Comes In Written-By – Ady Semel, Scott Walker  3:50 1-20 Scott Walker – Plastic Palace People  Written-By – Scott Walker 6:08 1-21 Scott Walker – Butterfly  Written-By – Scott Walker 1:43 1-22 Walker Brothers, The – Just Say Goodbye  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Reg Guest Written-By – Petula Clark, Pierre Delanoë, Tony Hatch 3:34   DISC 2 2-1 Scott Walker – The Me I Never Knew  Written-By – Don Black, John Barry 3:39 2-2 Scott Walker – We Could Be Flying Written-By – Michel Colombier, Paul H. Williams* 4:20 2-3 Scott Walker – I Have Dreamed Written-By – Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rogers* 2:37 2-4 Walker Brothers, The – The Gentle Rain Written-By – Luiz Bonfa*, Matt Dubey 2:41 2-5 Scott Walker – I Still See You  Written-By – Hal Sharper, Michel Legrand 3:15 2-6 Scott Walker – Loss Of Love (Theme From 'Sunflower') Written-By – George Robert Merrill*, Henry Mancini 3:07 2-7 Scott Walker – Do I Love You Written-By – Alain Legovic, Maxime Jean Germa Piolot*,  Michel Albert Louis PeLay*, Paul Anka, Y. Dessca*  2:53  2-8 Scott Walker – Country Girl  Written-By – Robert Farnon 3:05 2-9 Scott Walker – Come Saturday Morning (Theme From 'Pookie') Written-By – Dory Previn, Fred Karlin  3:34 2-10 Scott Walker – When The World Was Young Written-By – Angele Vannier*, Johnny Mercer, Gerard Philippe* 4:00 2-11 Scott Walker – That Night (Theme From 'The Fox') Written-By – Lalo Schifrin, Norman Gimbel 2:50 2-12 Scott Walker – This Way Mary (Theme From 'Mary Queen Of Scots') Written-By – Don Black, John Barry 2:30 2-13 Scott Walker – Someone To Light Up My Life Written-By – Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees, Vinicius De Moraes 2:11 2-14 Scott Walker – The Impossible Dream Written-By – Joseph Darion*, Mitch Leigh 3:00 2-15 Scott Walker – Who (Will Take My Place) Written-By – Charles Aznavour, Herbert Kretzmer 3:17 2-16 Scott Walker – When You Get Right Down To It Written-By – Barry Mann 2:59 2-17 Scott Walker – A Face In The Crowd (Theme From 'Le Mans') Written-By – Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand 3:22 2-18 Scott Walker – Cowboy  Written-By – Randy Newman 2:30 2-19 Scott Walker – If She Walked Into My Life  Written-By – Jerry Herman 3:49 2-20 Scott Walker – All My Love's Laughter  Written-By – Jimmy Webb 4:05 2-21 Scott Walker – Speak Softly Love (Theme From 'The Godfather') Written-By – Larry Kusik, Nino Rota  3:50 2-22 Scott Walker – Easy Come, Easy Go (Theme From 'They Shoot Horses Don't They?') Written-By – Edward Heyman, John W. Green*  3:00 2-23 Scott Walker – Lost In The Stars Written-By – Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson   Notes Track: 1-3 from the Walker Brothers album 'Portrait' (1966). Track: 2-4 from the Scott side of the 'Solo John, Solo Scott' E.P. (1966). Track: 1-4 from the Walker Brothers single 'A' side sessions for 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore' (1966). This version with alternative vocal appears to be previously unreleased because it has a 2005 publishing credit and is not merely a mono version of the final single. Tracks: 1-2, 1-10, 1-14 & 1-22 from the Walker Brothers album 'Images' (1967). Tracks: 1-8 & 1-15 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott' (1967). Tracks: 1-11, 1-12, 1-18 & 1- 20 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott 2' (1968). Track: 1-6 'A' side of the Scott Walker single 'Joanna' (1968). Tracks: 1-1, 1-9, 1-13, 1-17 & 1-21 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott 3' (1969). Tracks: 2-3, 2-8, 2-10, 2-14, 2-15, 2-19 & 2-23 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott Sings Songs From His T.V. Series' (1969). Tracks: 1-7 & 1-16 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott 4' (1969). Tracks: 1-5 & 1-19 from the Scott Walker album 'Til The Band Comes In' (1970). Track: 2-5 'A' side of the Scott Walker single 'I Still See You' (Love-Theme from the film 'The Go Between') (1971). Tracks: 2-7, 2-9, 2-11, 2-12, 2-21 & 2-22 from the Scott Walker album 'The Moviegoer' (1972). Tracks: 2-1, 2-2, 2-16, 2-18, 2-20 from the Scott Walker album 'Any Day Now' (1973). 'Loss Of Love' was released in 1972, not 1969. Similarly, 'The Me I Never Knew' was released in 1973, not 1969. This single and album track also featured in the film 'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland'. 'Come Saturday Morning' & 'That Night' were released in 1972, not 1969. 'This Way Mary' & 'A Face In The Crowd' were released in 1972, not 1970. The incorrect dates appear in the notes.