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Coming up: Rhino's Super Rare Doo Wop Box
Out July 24, 2015 on five CDs.
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From the team that brought you the original three Doo Wop Boxes comes
this one, chock full of the rarest and greatest vocal group recordings
from 1951-63, the golden years of Doo Wop. We present, not only some of
the greatest names the Moonglows, the Flamingos, the Heartbeats but
their hardest to find recordings too. Compiled and annotated by Grammy
winner Billy Vera, this may be our most fabulous set yet. If you were to
buy the original vinyl copies of these classics, it would cost you
several hundred thousand dollars that is if you could find them. This is
a Doo-Wop box that no serious collector can afford not to own. And
youll never hear them sounding as good, thanks to master re-mastering
expert Jerry Peterson.
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See Wink for my review of the Alex Toth "genius" trilogy
Check out the nifty Wink books site for a photo-filled review by yours truly of IDW's brilliant three-book series focused on the comics and animation work of Alex Toth.
New comics May 27, 2015: Conan; Batman; Nick Fury
Music new releases May 26, 2015: Yes; Karen Dalton tribute; Sound of Music 50th Anniversary Edition; 5th Dimension
Click the links to order discounted CDs, vinyl and downloads from Amazon.
Yes: Progeny: Seven Shows From Seventy-Two (14CD Deluxe Box)
Yes: Progeny: Seven Shows From Seventy-Two (14CD Deluxe Box)
DVD and Blu-ray new releases May 26, 2015: Rockford Files; The Saint; Wonder Years; Orson Welles, more
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The Rockford Files: Movie Collection - Volume 2
The Rockford Files: Movie Collection - Volume 2
Pop Focus: Leslie Charteris' "The Saint" in comic books
Leslie Charteris' "The Saint" has enjoyed a decades-long history in novels, films, TV and... comic books - at least on a few brief occasions.
Below are covers of the character's late 1940s series published by Avon in the U.S., along with covers published for a 1960s series that ran in England and Australia. I love the crisp, clean lines of the British covers, and their cool graphic design.
Images from the Grand Comics Database, which is still seeking scans of a few missing "Saint" covers.
Below are covers of the character's late 1940s series published by Avon in the U.S., along with covers published for a 1960s series that ran in England and Australia. I love the crisp, clean lines of the British covers, and their cool graphic design.
Images from the Grand Comics Database, which is still seeking scans of a few missing "Saint" covers.
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