Check and Double Check brought radio's highest-rated program to the big screen. Amos 'N' Andy were two black characters played by two white men, Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll. Donning blackface, Gosden and Correll are seen as well as heard as A&A, partners in the Harlem-based Fresh Air Taxicab Company. Our heroes spend most of their time helping the white romantic leads (Sue Carol and Charles Morton) try to locate a missing deed to some property owned by Morton's family. Eventually, Amos 'N' Andy unwittingly end up in a haunted house. Virtually the only genuine African Americans in the film are the members of Duke Ellington's Cotton Club orchestra, whose appearance at a high society ball is the device that brings A&A into the plot. Though no other Amos 'N' Andy films would follow, a popular TV series later aired in the 1950s with black actors cast in the leads. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Track Listing: 1. Strike Up the Band, 2. Speak Low, 3. Sometime Ago, 4. Cantaloupe Island, 5. Sound Check, 6. Yesterdays, 7. Caravan, 8. Cinema Paradiso Love Theme, 9. A la Mode, 10. You and the Night and the Music, 11. It's All Right with Me
Track Listing: 1. It's Alright, 2. Mesmerizer, 3. Something Fool, 4. Keep the Change, 5. Bello Amore, 6. Strangelove, 7. Hip Check!, 8. Sunday Drive, 9. Heavy, 10. Get It, 11. I'll Show You Why, 12. Dollar in My Pocket
This low-rent Disney comedy mines the Home Alone territory for labored laughs. Brian Bonsall stars as the eleven-year-old Preston Waters, who is low-kid on the family totem pole -- his father Fred (James Rebhorn) lectures him on saving his money, while his older brothers, Ralph (Michael Faustino) and Damian (Chris Demetral), are pushy bullies. The final insult arrives when Preston is invited to a friend's birthday party -- held at an amusement park -- and Preston doesn't have enough money to go on any of the good rides. Preston wishes to the gods in heaven that he had his own money. At that point, on-the-lam criminal Quigley (Miguel Ferrer) takes his cue and runs over Preston's bike with his car. Eager to leave the scene before the cops arrive, Quigley hurriedly gives Preston a half-written check and vamooses. Preston looks down at the check and notices that the amount has not been filled in, so he obligingly completes the transaction by adding six zeroes and a one -- for a million dollars in cold cash. This amount, by a strange coincidence, happens to be the exact amount that Quigley has deposited in a money-laundering bank run by his partner-in-crime Biderman (Michael Lerner). Preston goes to the bank, cashes the check, and purchases a neighborhood mansion with all the toys he has ever dreamed of owning. But Quigley and his gang want the money back, and they are on their way to Preston's new home for a housewarming he will never forget. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
Take a compelling look at one of the biggest beefs in modern hip-hop with an informative documentary detailing the feud that erupted between Lil' Kim and Junior M.A.F.I.A. in the wake of their 2002 break-up. For three years the ongoing conflict continued to fester until a fateful firefight outside of New York City radio station "Hot 97" found Lil' Kim slapped with Federal Grand Jury charges in 2005. Subsequently found guilty of perjury after claiming that she didn't know the shooters, Lil' Kim faced twenty-five years in prison despite ultimately being sentenced to only one year and one day. Now the true story of that fateful conflict finally comes into focus as journalist, MTV personality, and radio DJ Sway sits down for an exclusive interview in which the diminutive hip-hop starlet dishes out all the details fans have been waiting to hear. Court transcripts and commentary featuring the words of Snoop Dogg, Jadakiss, and more offer another perspective on the events that unfolded, and new music from both Junior M.A.F.I.A. and Notorious B.I.G., sets the tone for an exclusive look into a near-fatal hip-hop feud. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Relive London during the swinging '60s through the music of the era with this collection of television performances by some of the most popular pop acts of the day. Released by JEF Films, Swinging U.K. includes "Baby Let Me Take You Home" by The Animals, "Tell Me When" by The Applejacks, "Do You Love Me" by Brian Poole & the Tremeloes, "Here I Go Again" by The Hollies, and more. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
Track Listing: 1. All Because of You, 2. Bad Luck, 3. It's Not About You, 4. Unfinished Business, 5. Bring It on Home, 6. Gotta Slow Down, 7. Better Day, A, 8. Nothing in Chicago for Free, 9. In Too Deep, 10. You Don't Know
Track Listing: 1. I Know, 2. Candy, 3. My Struggle, 4. Running Away, 5. Spiraling, 6. Innocence, 7. More, 8. Picking up the Pieces, 9. Something, 10. When the Children Cry, 11. Out of Time - (bonus track 1998), 12. Miracle - (bonus track 1997), 13. I Wanna Believe (I Believe Part 1) - (bonus track 1995), 14. Matthew 25 - (bonus track 1997), 15. Blind Man - (bonus track 1997), 16. Here With You - (bonus track 1996)
Respected expert Jens Kruger leads the viewer through a series of tips and exercises designed to help anyone pick up the guitar and start making music. His unique method allows the viewer to play numbers like "My Grandfather's Clock," "Old Folks at Home," and "Will the Circle Be Unbroken." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
Steve Kaufman is considered an exceptional guitar flatpicker among his peers and fans who have enjoyed his performances and recordings for years. In this program, he demonstrates ways to play complex chord progressions, add "bass walks," and even master the famous Lester Flatt "G run." Kaufman also discusses how viewers can develop what he calls "muscle memory" that allows them to keep up with other musicians when the performance tempo increases. He plays a variety of tunes, including "Wabash Cannonball," "Blackberry Blossom," and "Sally Goodin," while carefully explaining how he elicits such incredible bluegrass sounds from his guitar. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
Performer and music instructor Jamie Findlay offers a thirty-minute Acoustic Finger Picking lesson in this instructional video featuring a variety of demonstrations and step-by-step exercises. In addition to offering finger picking instruction in a variety of styles including jazz, country, folk, pop, and blues, this release also aims to improve the finger picking abilities of beginning guitarists by offering instruction in comping, soloing, and working with other musicians as well as providing instruction on perfecting chord melodies and walking bass lines. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Track Listing: 1. Will You Miss Me?, 2. Uncloudy Days, 3. Life's Railway to Heaven, 4. Bury Me Beneath the Willow, 5. Promise, The, 6. Will the Circle Be Unbroken, 7. Lonely Tombs, The, 8. Sunny Side of the Mountain, 9. Little Rosewood Casket, 10. Will the Angels Have a Sweetheart
Track Listing: 1. Up!, 1. Up!, 2. I'm Gonna Getcha Good!, 2. I'm Gonna Getcha Good! - (remix), 3. She's Not Just a Pretty Face, 3. She's Not Just a Pretty Face - (remix), 4. Juanita, 4. Juanita - (remix), 5. Forever and For Always, 5. Forever and For Always - (remix), 6. Ain't No Particular Way, 6. Ain't No Particular Way - (remix), 7. It Only Hurts When I'm Breathing, 7. It Only Hurts When I'm Breathing - (remix), 8. Nah!, 8. Nah!, 9. That Good!, (Wanna Get to Know You), 9. That Good!, (Wanna Get to Know You), 10. C'Est la Vie, 10. C'Est la Vie - (remix), 11. I'm Jealous, 11. I'm Jealous - (remix), 12. Ka-Ching!, 12. Ka-Ching! - (remix), 13. Thank You Baby! (For Makin' Someday Come So Soon), 13. Thank You Baby! (For Makin' Someday Come So Soon) - (remix), 14. Waiter! Bring Me Water!, 14. Waiter! Bring Me Water! - (remix), 15. What a Way to Wanna Be!, 15. What a Way to Wanna Be! - (remix), 16. I Ain't Goin Down, 16. I Ain't Goin Down - (remix), 17. I'm Not in the Mood (To Say No)!, 17. I'm Not in the Mood (To Say No)! - (remix), 18. In My Car (I'll Be the Driver), 18. In My Car (I'll Be the Driver) - (remix), 19. When You Kiss Me, 19. When You Kiss Me - (remix)
Track Listing: 1. Color of Roses, The, 2. Beyond the Blue, 3. All the Time in the World, 4. Sand and Water, 5. Fair Enough, 6. Seven Shades of Blue, 7. Happy Girl, 8. No One Knows But You, 9. Heads Up for the Wrecking Ball, 10. Say Goodnight
Track Listing: 1. Bawds of Euphony, The, 2. Deep Water, 3. Dreams Alone, 4. Lighten Up Your Load, 5. Raise Em Up Together, 6. Waste of the Moon, 7. Mississippi Sage, 8. Tongue Tied (Never Again), 9. Weight of the World, 10. Every Littel Crack, 11. Color of Cold, 12. All Comes Falling, 13. Fool's Progress, 14. Darkest Day
Track Listing: (DISC 1: JUNE 20, 1970 RECORD-BREAKING SHOW!:), (DISC 2: AUGUST 26, 1972 RETURN ENGAGEMENT!:), 1. Brand New Thing - (previously unreleased), 1. Introduction - (previously unreleased), 2. I Want You Back - (previously unreleased), 2. Medley: I Want You Back/ABC/Mama's Pearl - (previously unreleased), 3. Feelin' Alright - (previously unreleased), 3. Sugar Daddy - (previously unreleased), 4. I'll Be There - (previously unreleased), 4. Who's Lovin' You - (previously unreleased), 5. Introduction by Michael - (previously unreleased), 5. Walk On - (previously unreleased), 6. Don't Know Why I Love You - (previously unreleased), 6. Goin' Back to Indiana/Brand New Thing/Goin' Back to Indiana - (previously unreleased), 7. Bridge Over Troubled Water - (previously unreleased), 7. Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah - (previously unreleased), 8. ABC - (previously unreleased), 8. I Found That Girl - (previously unreleased), 9. I'm So Happy - (previously unreleased), 9. It's Your Thing - (previously unreleased), 10. I Found That Girl - (previously unreleased), 10. Lookin' Through the Windows - (previously unreleased), 11. Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing - (previously unreleased), 11. There Was a Time - (previously unreleased), 12. Introduction by Jackie - (previously unreleased), 12. Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin - (previously unreleased), 13. Ben - (previously unreleased), 13. Love You Save, The - (previously unreleased), 14. Mama's Pearl - (previously unreleased), 14. Rockin' Robin - (previously unreleased), 15. Got to Be There - (previously unreleased), 16. You've Got a Friend - (previously unreleased), 17. Ain't No Sunshine - (previously unreleased), 18. I Wanna Be Where You Are - (previously unreleased), 19. Introduction by Jermaine - (previously unreleased), 20. That's How Love Goes - (previously unreleased), 21. Never Can Say Goodbye - (previously unreleased), 22. Walk On - (previously unreleased), 23. Love You Save, The - (previously unreleased), 24. I Wanna Be Where You Are
Track Listing: 1. Heaven Is in Your Mind, 2. Feelin' Alright, 3. It's for You, 4. Nobody, 5. One, 6. Chest Fever, 7. Eli's Coming, 8. Easy to Be Hard, 9. Try a Little Tenderness
Track Listing: 1. Sing / Make Your Own Kind Of Music , 2. Starting Here, Starting Now, 3. Don't Rain on My Parade, 4. Monologue, 5. On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever), 6. Sweet Inspiration / Where You Lead , 7. Didn't We, 8. My Man, 9. Stoney End, 10. Sing / Happy Days Are Here Again , 11. People
Track Listing: 1. Dreamtime, 2. Tinseltown, 3. Once in Her Lifetime, 4. Radio Radio, 5. Young Men, 6. Soldier Soldier, 7. Pumpkin Man, 8. Never Take Me Alive, 9. Price, The, 10. Land of Shame, 11. Do You Believe in the Westworld?, 12. Mickey, 13. Liberator
Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Finger On The Trigger, 1. I Believe, 2. Only Time, 2. Time Again, 3. Extraordinary Life, An, 3. Holy War, 4. End Of The World, 4. Never Again, 5. Heat Goes On, The, 5. Through My Veins, 6. Drum Solo, 6. Lute Concerto in D Major [Steve Howe Solo], 7. Mood for a Day [Steve Howe Solo], 7. Sole Survivor, 8. Don't Cry, 9. Smile Has Left Your Eyes, The, 10. Open Your Eyes, 11. Finger On the Trigger, 12. Time Again, 13. An Extraordinary Life, 14. End of the World, 15. Heat Goes On, The, 16. Drum Solo, 17. Sole Survivor
Track Listing: 1. Intrada - Wolfgang Lauth Sextet, 2. Mingus Privat - Hans Koller Ensemble, 3. Straight Out - Joe Haider Septet, 4. ASA Loma - Hans Koller Ensemble, 5. Hymns For Che - Joe Haider & His Orchstra, 6. Freefall - Wolfgang Dauner Trio, 7. Arabia Rock - Rolf & Joachim Kuhn Quartet (previously unreleased), 8. Tranquology - Ronnie Ross & His Band, 9. Saint John Perse - Hans Koller Ensemble, 10. Last of the Wine - Ronnie Ross, 11. Beta Draco - Joe Nay/Fritz Pauer (previously unreleased), 12. Zoot - Hans Koller Ensemble (previously unreleased), 13. Ten Notices - Wolfgang Dauner Trio, 14. Red Roof - Fritz Pauer Trio (previously unreleased), 15. Call Me Eric - Hans Koller Ensemble (previously unreleased), 16. Eternal Oil Lamp - Joe Haider Septet (previously unreleased), 17. Lucky Tom - Hans Koller Ensemble (previously unreleased)
Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Intro/Rock! Rock! Till You Drop [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 1. Rock! Rock! Till You Drop, 2. Photograph, 2. Rock Brigade [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 3. High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night) [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 3. Stagefright, 4. Another Hit And Run (Extended) [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 4. Too Late For Love, 5. Billy's Got A Gun [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 5. Die Hard The Hunter, 6. Foolin', 6. Mirror Mirror (Look Into My Eyes) [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 7. Foolin' [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 7. Rock Of Ages, 8. Comin' Under Fire, 8. Photograph [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 9. Action! Not Words, 9. Rock Of Ages [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 10. Billy's Got A Gun, 10. Bringin' On The Heartbreak [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 11. Switch 625 [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 12. Let It Go [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 13. Wasted [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 14. Stagefright [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live), 15. Travellin' Band [Live LA Forum - September 11th 1983] (live)
This profile of controversial figure Julian Assange, creator of the infamous website Wikileaks, which provides a forum to make confidential documents from world governments viewable to the public at large. Heralded by some as a hero, Assange has also been called an opportunist and a megalomaniac by critics. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi
Although it will register low on the mainstream radar, the sophomore album by ex-Company Flow member Bigg Jus is a hip-hop diamond--raw, rough-hewn, and intelligent. Bigg Jus spits imaginative, fiercely political rhymes over beats and samples that are as inventive and engaging as any in hip-hop. Along with contemporaries like El-P and Aesop Rock, Bigg Jus is bringing hip-hop back to its roots as a forum for reportage and truth-speaking. Fans of Jay-Z and 50 Cent should steer clear--there are no club jams here, no singable R&B hooks (though DJ Gman does keep things booming). Instead, POOR PEOPLE'S DAY is hardcore, rebellious, underground hip-hop of consequence that represents the genre's potential as a political forum.
Four years after Light triumphed at L's grave, he's taken on the persona of the "new L" and become an officer in the National Police Agency. When Kira uses fear and power to gain control of the entire world, L's successor Near uses the forum of the SPK to name her as the new embodiment of L, and implore the Japanese Task Force to snuff out Light before its too late. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Death metal stalwarts Arch Enemy bring their brutal brand of apocalyptic rock to the stage in this release featuring a full performance from the London Forum captured live in December of 2004, and a bonus performance from Manchester Academy 2 captured live in December of the following year. Additional materials include interviews, featurettes, a slideshow, promotional music videos, and multi-angle options on several songs. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
The Burn to Shine video series was created by musician Brendan Canty (best known for his work with Fugazi) as a forum for staging and recording memorable independent music shows in various cities. Burn to Shine: Washington DC 01-14-2004 kicks off the series with a show staged and filmed by Canty at a house in Washington, D.C., which was scheduled for demolition later the same day. Performers include D.C. natives Weird War, Q and Not U, and the Evens, as well as Ted Leo and Bob Mould. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
PREVIEW DVD/VHS ABOUT FORUM World's Fastest Bikes is geared towards sportsbike and superbike enthusiasts, and is hosted by Alan Cathcart. Cathcart, himself an avid superbike fan, offers viewers a comprehensive look at some of the most technologically advanced bikes in the world. Though high tech bells and whistles from around the world are given mention, the focus is primarily on the superbike circuits in Japan and throughout Europe. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
Viewers revisit ancient Rome through trips to the Forum, the Colosseum, and the Pantheon in this video. Historians and other experts share their thoughts on how the ancient Roman culture and society continues to influence modern life. Paintings help bring the city back to life, as well as recent location footage. Computerized graphics also provide insight into the full glory of many of the structures that now only exist in ruins. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
Original score composed and conducted by Alessio Vlad and Stefano Arnaldi.Audio Mixer: Steve Parr.Liner Note Author: Dan O'Leary.Recording information: Forum, Music Village, Rome, Ita.Photographer: Philippe Antonello.The original soundtrack to Franco Zeffirelli's Tea with Mussolini features compositions by Alessio Vlad and Stefano Arnaldi that complement the film's tale of a young, born-out-of-wedlock boy raised by the "Scorpioni," a group of female expatriates in World War II-era Italy. ~ Heather Phares
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Track Listing: 1. Cypress Grove Blues, 2. If You Haven't Any Hay Get on Down the Road, 3. Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues, 4. Special Rider Blues, 5. Devil Got My Woman, 6. I'm So Glad, 7. Cherrry Ball Blues, 8. 22-20 Blues, 9. Jesus Is a Mighty Good Leader, 10. Hard Luck Child, 11. Little Cow and Calf Is Gonna Die Blues, 12. Illinois Blues, 13. Drunken Spree, 14. Four O'Clock Blues, 15. How Long Buck, 16. Yola My Blues Away, 17. Be Ready When He Comes, 18. What Am I to Do Blues, 19. My Black Mama, Pt. 1, 20. My Black Mama, Pt. 2, 21. Walkin' Blues, 22. Dry Spell Blues, Pt. 1
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Skip James.Producer: Arnold S. CaplinReissue Producer: Arnold S. Caplin.Liner Note Author: Brett J. Bonner.Photographer: Michael Ochs.Hard Time Killing Floor Blues was the first session Skip James recorded following his rediscovery by John Fahey and Henry Vestine in the mid-'60s. Though he had not played the blues for more than 20 years, his skills were largely undiminished, and he turns in a fantastic set here. James was the pinnacle of the Bentonia (Mississippi) sound, which combines complex fingerpicking with falsetto vocals, resulting in somewhat spooky-sounding strain of blues. James reprises several of his 1931 Paramount sides on this session, as well as a couple new tunes that chronicle the illnesses of James' latter days. Anyone with a passing interest in acoustic blues should own some James. This set would make a great starting point, especially for those who don't take well to the surface noise that can accompany his '30s sessions. The new mastering here sounds rich and warm. Highly recommended. [This set was previously released as Biograph 122, with a different running order.] ~ Sean Westergaard
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Dag Nasty: Roger Marbury (vocals, bass); Dave Smalley (vocals); Dale Nixon (guitars); Colin Sears (drums).Engineers: Donnell Cameron, Joe Pecarillo, Serious Bob.Recorded at Westbeach Recorders, Hollywood, California.Composers: Dag Nasty; Harper; Garratt; U.K. Subs.Personnel: Dave Smalley, Roger Marbury (vocals); Dale Nixon (guitar); Colin Sears (drums).Engineers: Donnell Cameron; Serious Bob; Joe Peccerillo.Recording information: Westbeach Recorders, Hollywood, CA.Photographer: Bob Reed.Unknown Contributor Role: Dag Nasty.Various members of the now defunct emocore originals Dag Nasty reunited after a four-year split to produce an album in true punk fashion. Recorded in about two weeks and produced by Epitaph mastermind Brett Gurewitz, Four on the Floor found Dag Nasty drawing from their influential past to give die-hard fans an updated taste of the positive-minded punk they spearheaded in the '80s alongside fellow Dischord bands Minor Threat, Soulside, and Fugazi, to name a few. The album's liner notes referenced the fact that this was a one-off, semi-coincidental occurrence, and this spontaneous resurrection captured the early fun and fury of Dag Nasty in their glory. Key members Dave Smalley, Colin Sears, and Roger Maybury lent authenticity to the effort, and due to his contract while in Junkyard, Brian Baker could not use his real name during this "reunion" record. Humorously he went under the pseudonym "Dale Nixon," but make no mistake about it - that is Baker playing guitar on this record. Gurewitz's production sometimes fell short of representing Dag Nasty's true musical voice, occasionally sounding a bit thin for hardcore. But on tracks like "Million Days" and "S.F.S.," Dag Nasty managed to recapture their original musical intensity and simultaneously spotlighted Dave Smalley's continued growth as a writer. "We Went Wrong" revisited staple Dag Nasty themes of frustration and betrayed trust, and sounded as aggressive and fresh as any of their early work. The spirit of spontaneity showed through on the speedy but ultimately goofy "Roger," and the raucous cover of the U.K. Subs' classic "Lie Down and Die" paid respect to their punk influences. Four on the Floor wasn't necessarily essential for casual fans of the genre, but it definitely provided Dag Nasty diehards with a revisited but worthy glimpse into their short-lived but fiery career. ~ Paul Henderson
HARD CANDY continues in the driving, club-oriented vein of 2005's CONFESSIONS ON A DANCE FLOOR, proving that Madonna has lost none of her energy and verve with age. In terms of material, in fact, HARD CANDY bests its predecessor, and the artist continues to make herself relevant in the 2000s by adding distinctly hip-hop grooves to her increasingly electronica-driven sound. Remarkably, the result never sounds like a blatant commercial appeal. As with nearly everything she's done, this groove-heavy disc is distinctly Madonna's own.The Material Girl sculpted her sound this time out by hiring some of the hottest producers on the scene, including Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, and Pharrell and the Neptunes. Cuts like the lead-off single, "4 minutes" (a duet with Timberlake), and the thumping, sexy title track sparkle with a contemporary club feel, begging listeners to turn it up and shake it. Yet Madonna's classic pop sensibilities are far from lost in the mix. "Beat Goes On" recalls vintage singles like "Holiday"; "Heartbeat" is sleek, singalong Europop; and "Miles Away" is a love song that rides a sweet midtempo groove. Fun, danceable, and infectious, HARD CANDY is another winner from one of pop's all-time icons.
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