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Ray Stevens' Box Set

by: Ray Stevens

Release Date February 28, 2006
Ray stevens is one of the funniest guys when it comes to musical comedy. This CD collection is a good collection of his work. It would be a great collection but for the fact not all of his songs are on it.

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TV Land Presents: Favorite Tv Theme Songs

by: Dubois, Ja'net, Grecco, Cyndi

Release Date August 20, 2002
I use these for comedy shows and the memories people get when they hear the old faves before the show, put them in a great mood for comedy.

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Ray Stevens - His All-Time Greatest Comic Hits

by: Ray Stevens

Release Date June 12, 1990
Who can not enjoy Ray Stevens? A good picker upper for bad moments, or when you just need a good laugh.

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The Pirates of Penzance

from: Elektra / Wea

Release Date February 24, 1998
This is a wonderful DVD. I got this as a stop gap until the VHS came out on DVD, but now I may not. Yes, the technical aspects are not the best. But it is the filming of an actual performance at the Delacorte Theater. It's not as slick as the production with Angela Landsbury, but Patricia Routledge, later to be Hetty Wainthrop and Hyacinth Bucket, more than holds her own, and the production has those small details that usually are left out of a much-edited and rehearsed film. You really get the feeling you are there watching a live performance. If you are a G&S fan, this is a DVD you must have. It is a gem of a performance, with wonderful actors/singers.

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Scary Music

by: Kunzel, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra

Release Date September 24, 2002
So dissappointed in every single track. I was looking forward to 'better than TV' sound quality. Yes, that is about all you get. The arrangements are overblown and goofy, like a stereo cartoon soundtrack. If they had stayed with the orignal arrangements of all the themes this might have been a decent disc. Do not buy this expecting to play it on Halloween.

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The Best of Ray Stevens

by: Ray Stevens

Release Date September 16, 1997
I loved Ray Stevens' songs in my high school days and am glad to have such a collection of happy ditties.

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Mississippi Squirrel Revival

by: Ray Stevens

Release Date January 01, 1995
I enjoyed this very funny music. I enjoyed it very much and would recommend it to anyone who asks.

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Moondog 1 & 2

by: Moondog

Release Date November 06, 2000
I can't believe I never even heard of Moondog until this week. I heard this double CD at a friend's house and immediately purchased it. I love it! The range of styles and moods, the sheer beauty of the compositions: breathtaking. This has become a favorite very quickly.

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George Gershwin's "Porgy & Bess"

by: Houston Grand Opera, Donnie Ray Albert, Steven Alex-Cole, Shirley Baines, Kenneth Barry, Phyllis Bash, Raymond Bazemore, Carol Brice, Alex Carrington, Children's Chorus

Release Date October 25, 1990
When I got the product the third disk titles were all in an asian looking language. I couldn't read a thing it said. Vendor took the item back, and gave me a refund, I was well satisfied with that...but wished he had had the one with all english, it looked like a good album.

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One Hundred Greatest TV Themes

from: Silva America

Release Date August 27, 2002
Face it, the appeal of TV theme songs is their familiarity. You know every sound in your favorites. You won't find any of that here. Some of these aren't even close to the originals. A lot are performed on cheap, lifeless digital synths. All of them sound like tired run-throughs of the music. There is no apparent interest on the part of the performers, so why should any listener be interested?