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Don't miss the sheer excitement of contemporary blues guitar master Joe Louis Walker in his first-ever, feature-length DVD. The heart of the disc is a stellar, hour-long live performance filmed in Joe's home town of San Francisco. Joe performs blues originals such as Cold& Rainy Nights and Bluesifyin with his stinging slide guitar and a refreshing rock-tinged blues style of today. With his powerful voice& storytelling songs, Joe takes you on an authentic blues revue you'll likely not forget.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo - English
Full Motion Menus Behind The Scenes Footage Production Interview - 1. Joe Louis Walker - Performer
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Composed in the last year of Pergolesi's life, before his tragic early death of tuberculosis, this beautiful, moving sacred work is also one of the most popular and often performed. Taking as its subject matter the conversation between Mary and Jesus on the cross, it's simplicity is exquisitely captured here by the Cambridge Ensemble, with soprano Angharad Gruffydd Jones, and counter-tenor Lawrence Zazzo. The mood is powerfully captured by the location of the concert, which was held at a crumbling little church, All Saints, in Aldwincle, England; this effectively conjures images of the ephemeral nature of humanity and the presence of the otherworldly.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Benny More epitomized the big-band Afro-Cuban sound of the 1950s, and became a national icon with his broad range of material and his knack for catchy, pop-influenced songs that were nonetheless entirely original. He could capture the wistful nostalgia of lost love with aplomb in his romantic boleros, while his mambos and rumbas remain irresistibly danceable. The manifestation of a rags-to-riches triumph, More's humble beginnings as a farmer palpably informed his later music in its complexity, emotion, and the dynamic combination of Afro-Cuban music with
indigenous Cuban music of Spanish origin known as guajiro music. This insightful documentary explores the life and legend of Benny More, tracing his path from the farm to his debut in the Matamoros group, and continuing to his exile in Mexico, subsequent return to Cuba, and tragic early death in Havana. Vibrant concert footage features More performing many of his most-loved tunes, including:
Oh Vida, Santa Isabel De Las Lajas, Como Fue, Batanga No. 2, Que Te Hace Pensar, Hoy Como Ayer, Mata Siguaraya, Te Quedaras, Preferi Perderte, Qu Bueno Baila Usted, La Vida Es Un Sueno, and Mexicanita Veracruzana, among others.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Choreographer and performer Marlon Silva continues to demonstrate the spicy Latin dance called the Salsa. In the intermediate stage of the Silva teaches stretch techniques, cape combinations, intermediate multiple spinning combinations, the vine, the whip, the tunnel, merengue pretzel, and merengue combinations.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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