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This extensive and through collection gathers together, in two parts, some of the best synthesizer and New Wave music of the last 20 years. Featured here are classic songs by the likes of Anne Clark, Tears for Fears, Ultravox, and the Human League, as well as five exclusive new remixes from Memphis Team.
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Contents:
Shop Around
and
What`s So Good About Goodbye
(The Miracles),
You Beat Me to the Punch
(Mary Wells),
Pride and Joy
(Marvin Gaye),
The Way You Do the Things You Do
(The Temptations),
I Can`t Help Myself
(The Four Tops),
You Keep Me Hangin` On
(The Supremes),
I Second that Emotion
(Smokey Robinson and the Miracles),
For Once in My Life
(Stevie Wonder) and
Twenty-Five Miles
(Edwin Starr).
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Choreographer-turned-director Bob Fosse made his feature film debut with this glitzy screen version of the hit Broadway musical. The star of the show is Charity, a warm-hearted
taxi-dancer who longs to go straight by marrying a decent guy and settling down to a career as a dental technician. But her trusting nature and dangerously naive outlook on life make the dance hall girl prey for a succession of opportunistic men. Used and abused and finally jilted at the altar, Charity's innocent spirit remains uncrushed, soaring out in the film's collection of lavishly choreographed song and dance routines. Songs include Big Spender, If My Friends Could See Me Now, and Rhythm of Life.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Compay Segundo gained an international fan base with Ry Cooder's 1999 project THE BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB, but he has been making music and delighting fans in his homeland of Cuba since his early years as a bandleader in the 1920s and 30s. He spent over a decade playing in the successful duo Los Compadres with Lorenzo Hierrezuelo, where he acquired his nickname; Compay is slang for compadre and segundo is a reference to his second voice bass harmony. A seminal and influential musician, he is credited for the invention of the seven-stringed armonico, and his century-spanning lifetime was rife with performances alongside some of the most acclaimed voices in Cuban music, including Sindo Garay, Miguel Matamaros, and Beny More, among countless others. He is also a delightful frontman, as witnessed in Cooder's documentary and in the live performances collected here; the set list includes: La Negra Tomasa, Huellas del Pasado, Sarandonga, Las Flores de la Vida, and Beso Discreto.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Keeping the spirit of the `60s alive and maintaining the freshness, charisma, and musical innovation that have made him a hit the world over, Peter Noone plays some of his biggest hits to an enthusiastic crown in this 1986 concert. Best known as the frontman to Herman`s Hermits, as well as the face that graced numerous magazine covers, movie, and television screens throughout the `60s, Peter Noone generated seven gold albums, which included many of the hits he performs here. With ballads such as
Mrs. Brown You`ve Got a Lovely Daughter,
as well as some of his all-time favorites,
I`m Into Something Good,
Listen People,
and
There`s a Kind Of Hush,
Peter Noone is still astonishing audiences with his songwriting acumen, musical ability, and undeniable charm.
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