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Soul Searchin'
Gemeinsam sind diese Beiden Giganten ein himmlisches Match. Zu den Highlights zählen das entspannte Miles And Miles To Go, das funky Hip Pocket, das herzliche Soul Searchin und weitere Carlton/Brown-Originale.- Shop: odax
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Early Soul Classics,Vol.1
Tracklist: 1-1: You¿ve Really Got A Hold On me - 1-2: At Last - 1-3: Poison Ivy - 1-4: Buttered Popcorn - 1-5: First Taste Of Love - 1-6: Letter Full Of Tears - 1-7: Dance With Me - 1-8: Drownin In My Own Tears - 1-9: Saved - 1-10: Don¿t Let Her Take My Baby - 1-11: Flip Flpo &, Fly - 1-12: Baby It¿s you - 1-13: Love, Love, Love - 1-14: Bye Bye Baby - 1-15: You Send Me - 1-16: Shout Parts 1 &, 2 - 1-17: Mashed Potatoes - 1-18: Tra La La La La - 1-19: Long Lonely Nights - 1-20: Two Lovers - 1-21: Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes) - 1-22: Tears On My Pillow - 1-23: (Night Time Is) The Right Time - 1-24: Lucky Lips - 1-25: Tipitina - 1-26: Going back To Where I Belong - 2-1: The Midnight Hour - 2-2: Soul On Fire - 2-3: The Chill Is On - 2-4: Don¿t Make Me Over - 2-5: Fool Fool Fool - 2-6: Please Mr. Postman - 2-7: Wheel Of Fortune - 2-8: A Fool In Love - 2-9: a Beggar For Your Kisses - 2-10: I¿ll Bring It Home To You - 2-11: Money Honey - 2-12: I¿ll Have To Let Him Go - 2-13: Jam Up - 2-14: Shopping For Clothes - 2-15: Sh Boom - 2-16: Seven Day Fool - 2-17: The AppleJack - 2-18: Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Empty Arms) - 2-19: Drinkin¿ Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee - 2-20: Oh What A Dream - 2-21: Midnight Special - 2-22: Bumble Bee - 2-23: There Goes My Baby - 2-24: I Got A Woman - 2-25: Along Came Jones - 2-26: There¿s No Other Like My Baby - 3-1: Corinne Corinna - 3-2: Play It Fair - 3-3: Ruby Baby - 3-4: Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean - 3-5: Lonely Avenue - 3-6: Mashed Poato Time - 3-7: Searchin¿ - 3-8: Soldier Boy - 3-9: C C Rider - 3-10: He¿s A Rebel - 3-11: Treasure Of Love - 3-12: I Gotta Get Away From It All - 3-13: Devil Or Angel - 3-14: My Baby Won¿t Come Back - 3-15: Smokey Joes Cafe - 3-16: Cry To Me - 3-17: If You See Bill - 3-18: Empty Arms - 3-19: I Want To Know - 3-20: The Door Is Still Open - 3-21: My Heart Went To Do Dat Da - 3-22: Spanish Harlem - 3-23: The Chicken And The Hawk - 3-24: In Paradise - 3-25: Teardrops From My Eyes - 3-26: The Twist - 4-1: Do Re Me - 4-2: I Cried a Tear - 4-3: Every Beat of My Heart - 4-4: The One Who Really Loves You - 4-5: Hang up My Rock and Roll Shoes - 4-6: Hurt - 4-7: Charlie Brown - 4-8: Uptown - 4-9: What'd I say - 4-10: Stagger Lee - 4-11: Save the Last Dance For Me - 4-12: Can't Let you Go - 4-13: Don't You Know I Love You - 4-14: Candy - 4-15: Don't Play that Song (You Lied) - 4-16: I'm Blue (The Gong-Gong Song) - 4-17: Any Day Now - 4-18: Wild Wild Young Men - 4-19: Honey Hush - 4-20: All In My Mind - 4-21: What'cha Gonna Do - 4-22: Ting a Ling - 4-23: Tonight's the Night - 4-24: I'll Save The Last Dance For You - 4-25: Mess Around - 4-26: Let's Twist Again- Shop: odax
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Pappy
Echoing the footsteps of Butch Cassidy and Buffalo Bill Cody, the wooden boardwalks of Meeteetse offer entry to the Elkhorn Bar, Pappy's stomping ground in the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming. Pappy's neck of the woods IS the heart of country music, it's the foundation of old west ideals. It's work hard for a living and take time to help your neighbor, it's stand up for what's right and sit down for a cold beer with friends on Saturday night. With the opening of the saloon door, you are amidst a gathering of ranchers, business owners, cowboys, and a few outlaws whose ghostly remains still linger in the mountain air. Long necks and tall tales surround you as hollers of 'Hootie Hoot!' contagiously radiate from this posse like football fans doing the wave in a stadium. Guitar in hand, Pappy's boots clap across the old floor and 'Hootie HOOT!' is returned with a wave and a happy, familiar grin. It was within these old, saloon walls that country music songwriter and entertainer Bob 'Pappy' Pappenfort was persuaded by his "PappyRAZZI' following to record his music, his musical accomplishments are celebrated with the release of his first album, aproposly named, 'PAPPY.' Having written or co-written all 11 tracks on his debut CD, Pappy's autobiographical collection of straight-shooting songs tell of the twists and turns that define all our lives with impassioned lyrics and memorable, country melodies. His soothing, distinct vocalization and occasional country twang make Pappy's voice easy to recognize. It's the kind of CD you let play over and over as it becomes a familiar friend, keeping you company in the background for decades to come. 'I am as proud of this project as I've ever been about anything. Every song means something very deeply to me.' Bob "Pappy" Pappenfort hones his craft the old-fashioned way, he scribbles his lyrics on paper, finds the music on his self-built, acoustic guitar and works his songs out in front of a live audience of friends and fans. 'Music is part of who I am. Songwriting is a refuge for me, it takes my mind off my problems when I need a break and it helps me sort out my feelings when I need to figure things out." "Every song on the "PAPPY" album is something I care about, it's real emotion. Lyrics have to come straight from the heart if they are going to be any good. I'm a real guy so people always seem to identify with my stories.' Pappy has spent his lifetime creating a solid and steadily growing catalog of great songs. A father, a friend, a songwriter, a guitar maker, a rancher, Pappy is real and that honesty and integrity resonates throughout his poignant music. "There's a song in everything I do. I sit with my guitar on the porch with a glass of whiskey and a cigar, I watch the hay grow, I write and I play to the cows." The year 2009 found Pappy willing to take a risk and share his stories with the release of his first album, "PAPPY," "These eleven songs are a record of me, my lost love, new hopes, and friends. I hope my music speaks to everyone who listens.' "One Strike Two Strike" and 'How Can I Tell," "Well, that gal sure knew how to keep a guy unsure of where he stood with her! One day, I was just over a love that kept handing me sorrow. And I really did head to Mexico." "One of my favorite songs on this CD is, 'Careful What You Ask For.' I've spent my lifetime dreaming of having just what I got, and when I got it, it just didn't fit from the inside, so the dream had to change. 'Unfinished Songs' is the story of the struggle to figure out that dream didn't fit. 'Layin' The Blame' is the realization that it 'takes two' for that dream to work, or not. Those songs all kind of work together. 'In the 80's, there I was on a stool at the East Lake Bar in Nevada and I finally took the time to look around me. The room was smoke-filled and there was this one drunk guy in the corner, the jukebox was playing, and my only company was the glass in front of me. The woman who I later married, had broken up with me because I was too busy being fancy free. And I thought to myself, this is like a 'Fools Paradise.' Several years later, we divorced and, again, we gave it another shot in 'Second Time Around.'" "'Meant To Be' was almost named 'Annie's Song,' but John Denver already had that title. Anne was a gal I was in love with from an early age, I used to travel at a moments notice to go see her. But sometimes family politics can get in the way. We really were meant to be, we were robbed." 'I've always been a wanderer, I love to travel. In my 20's, I'd just get in the truck and drive, then sleep in the back when it got dark. 'Rambler's End' came about when I met a woman and she made me think, 'Huh, maybe I should settle down." "I get asked all the time if there really IS a Rosie. Yep, 'Searchin' For Rosie' talks about a cute, little, auburn-haired girl I knew. One day, she crossed my mind and I wondered what happened to her. I did try to look her up on the internet once, but never found her. As I was writing, I got to thinking about online relationships and the song just rolled into finding a different Rosie. I get requests for that song at every show." Pappy travels with his guitar to the ranches and local haunts in Wyoming that have sought him out to entertain their guests. 'Campfire singing is just the way I like it, I hope my lyrics speak to everyone and I know songs like 'Night Rider's Lament' and 'Desperado' offer up a good, old-fashioned, Wyoming, campfire evening!' Pappy's performances are full of emotional energy, he sings with unfaltering conviction and it's always a good time. Traveling down the road to musical success, he is working on a new album, "Life is good, I have my ranch, my family, the freedom to travel and I wouldn't trade anything for the time with my buddies sharing a beer. I am grateful for all the people who believed in me and have supported me down this musical road. That means everything to me. I appreciate every one of them. Here's to you all, Hootie HOOT!'- Shop: odax
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Peek-A-Boo and Other Songs for Young Children
Review Parent's Choice Gold Award PEEK-A-BOO! Hap Palmer. Hap-Pal Music, HP95 Ages 2-4 In boogie-woogie and country style, in Dixieland and merry-go-round rhythms, singer/songwriter , Hap Palmer celebrates little ones' joy at jumping up and down because it's Just Fun, , putting on shoes without any help, clapping hands, and playing peek-a-boo. , The songs also serve as good-humored reminders to parents that for babies, life is a seemingly endless series of 'firsts.' , Never sappy or trite, these charming songs of childhood are among Palmer's best. Parents' Choice Classic Award 1993 Description Peek-A-Boo and Other Songs For Young Children by Hap Palmer Words, Music and Activities by Hap Palmer ©Hap-Pal Music, Inc. A treasury of Hap Palmer's best loved tunes from the acclaimed Baby Songs video series presents a light hearted look at the world of young children -Waking up, eating, using the potty, getting dressed, taking a bath, hearing a favorite bedtime story, and of course the most important part of the day..... PLAY..... The kind of play young children love: teddy bears, make believe, laughter, hide and seek, or just plain jumping up and down for the fun of it! With each song, messages of self acceptance and pride ring through with compassion and gentle humor. Lyrics Gettin' Up Time Words and Music: Hap Palmer Baby's cryin' in the bassinet Wakin' up hungry, cold and wet Waa, waa, waa, waa, waa It's Gettin' Up Time! Birdies in the nest go 'Tweet, tweet, tweet' Callin' for a wiggly worm to eat Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet It's Gettin' Up Time! Puppies in a basket bark and bay Wakin' the house at the break of day Woof, woof, woof, woof, woof It's Gettin' Up Time! Furry little kittens all join in now Callin' their mommy with a sweet 'Meow' Meeeoooow It's Gettin' Up Time! Calves in the field are hungry too They greet the dawn with a 'Moo, moo, moo' Moo, moo, moo, moo, moo It's Gettin' Up Time! Frisky little colts roll up and say, 'Neigh, neigh let's start the day' Neigh, neigh, neigh, neigh It's Gettin' Up Time! Peep, peep, peep, baby chicks all need Just a little dab of chicken feed Peep, peep, peep, peep, peep It's Gettin' Up Time! Ducklings in the pond say 'Quack, quack, quack' As they go searchin' for a sunrise snack Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack It's Gettin' Up Time! Piglets in the pigpen grunt and squeal Then snuggle up to mommy for a morning meal Grunt, oink, snort, eeee It's Gettin' Up Time! Hungry babies of every kind Wake up sayin' 'It's breakfast time' Waah! Tweet, tweet! Woof! Meow! Moo! Neigh! Peep, peep! Quack, quack! Grunt, oink, snort, eeee It's Gettin' Up Time! It's Gettin' Up Time! Baby Songs Theme Song Words: Martha Cheney , Music: Hap Palmer It's a wonderful day to go out and play Hey, maybe you could come along All you need to bring is a song to sing A happy little baby song We can sing about friends And the people we know We can sing about the places we go We can sing about the world And the things that we see We can sing about you and me It's a wonderful day to go out and play Hey, maybe you could come along All you need to bring is a song to sing A happy little baby song All you need to bring is a song to sing A happy little baby song Baby's First Words and Music: Hap Palmer Chorus: Oh my, baby's full of life! Gettin' so excited she's about to burst Think I know why it's so Everything is baby's first Baby's first ball, Baby's first doll Baby's first bottle, Baby's first rattle Baby's first stuffed bear, Baby's first highchair, Baby's first tub bath, Baby's first photograph Repeat Chorus: It's a bright new world of sights and sounds Baby wants to see it can't keep her down Crawlin' on the floor and everywhere explorin' Baby loves to move around Baby's first steps, Baby's first pets Baby's first bubbles, Baby's first scribbles Baby's first pickle, Baby's first tickle Baby's first coos, Baby's first pair of shoes Repeat Chorus: My Mommy Comes Back Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer , Music: Hap Palmer Sometimes my mommy takes me over To another friends house to play Sometimes I only stay a little while Sometimes I stay all day, but Chorus: My mommy comes back She always comes back She always comes back to get me My mommy comes back She always comes back She never would forget me Sometimes I worry when she leaves me I hope she won't be gone too long But when I'm with my friends and having fun I soon forget she's gone, and Repeat Chorus: Sometimes I visit with my grandma While my mommy goes somewhere We bake some cookies and we read a book And rock in the rocking chair, and Repeat Chorus: Don't Wash My Blanket Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer , Music: Hap Palmer , Chorus: Don't wash my blanket, don't take it away I want to drag it around while I play To me it's okay dirty and gray Please don't wash my blanket today I might get lonely, I might get scared I need to know that my blanket is there, so Repeat Chorus: I might get angry, I might cry I need to know that my blanket's nearby Repeat Chorus: Peek-A-Boo Words and Music: Hap Palmer Where is Sheila, where could she be? She was here a moment ago Where is Sheila, where could she be? We've been looking high and low Is she there behind the dollhouse Quiet as a mouse? Is she crouching in the toy box Crafty as a fox? Is she underneath the rug as cozy as a bug? Oh, where can Sheila be? Chorus: Peek-a-Boo! Where are you? Come out from your hiding place Peek-a-Boo! I see you ! It's good to see your smiling Gee, it's been awhile and It's good to see your smiling face Where is Danny, where could he be? He was here a moment ago Where is Danny, where could he be? We've been looking high and low Is he underneath a chair All curled up like a bear? Is he hiding in a cave Just like a bat behaves? Is he soaring through the skies Just like an eagle flies? Oh, where can Danny be? Repeat Chorus: Where are Jim and Jannie, where could they be? They were here a moment ago Where are Jim and Jannie, where could they be? We've been looking high and low Did they fly out of the room Upon a witch's broom? Did they wave a magic wand, Then suddenly they were gone? Are they here but can't be seen, Like ghosts on Halloween? Oh, where can Jim and Jannie be? Repeat Chorus: Lovey And Me Words and Music: Hap Palmer A Lovey is something you like very much A teddy, a blanket or doll Mine is a bunny so cuddly and soft It's my favorite stuffed toy of all Lovey is with me when I fall asleep And if I should wake in the night I'm not afraid 'cause my Lovey is there To say everything is all right It's Lovey and me, Lovey and me Together everywhere, It's Lovey and me Lovey stays with me whatever I do And listens to me when I talk We make up stories and maybe play house Or build a big castle with blocks Big kids may tease me and laugh at my games I turn and shut out the sound I hug Lovey tighter while walking away Pretending no one is around Just Lovey and me, Lovey and me Together everywhere, It's Lovey and me Lovey goes with me wherever I go That's why it's ragged and worn But I would not trade it for one that's brand new I'll take Lovey tattered and torn Mommy can wash it and hang it to dry And sew up the rips with some thread By night time my Lovey is ready to hug And lie with me here in my bed It's Lovey and me, Lovey and me Together everywhere It' Lovey and me Piggy Toes Words: Martha Cheney Music: Hap Palmer Ten little piggies run thumpity thud Ten little piggies squish into the mud Ten little piggies so soft and so sweet Don't you think toes are the best part of feet Chorus: Jiggle your piggy toes, wiggle your piggy toes Giggle and wiggle and jiggle your toes Jiggle your piggy toes, wiggle your piggy toes Run those sweet piggies right up to your rosy nose Run them right up to your nose Ten little piggies dig into the rug Ten little piggies curl up like a bug Ten little piggies go tippy tip toe Toes are the best part of feet don't you know Repeat Chorus: Walking Words: Martha Cheney Music: Hap Palmer Chorus: Walking,- Shop: odax
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