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The Beach Boys
The Beach Boys
Made in California
Original Release Date: August 27, 2013
Track Listing
1. Home Recordings/Surfin' Rehearsal Highlights [2012 Edit] [Edit]
2. Surfin' [With Session Intro] [Version]
3. Their Hearts Were Full of Spring [Demo Version]
4. Surfin' Safari [Original Mono Long Version]
5. 409 [Original Mono Long Version]
6. Lonely Sea [Original Mono Mix]
7. Surfin' U.S.A.
8. Shut Down [2003 Stereo Mix] [Version]
9. Surfer Girl
10. Little Deuce Coupe
11. Catch a Wave
12. Our Car Club
13. Surfers Rule [With Session Intro] [Version]
14. In My Room
15. Back Home [#]
16. Be True to Your School [Mono Single Version] [Version]
17. Ballad of Ole' Betsy
18. Little Saint Nick [Stereo Single Version] [Version]
19. Fun, Fun, Fun
20. Little Honda
21. Don't Worry Baby [2009 Stereo Mix] [Version]
22. Why Do Fools Fall in Love [2009 Stereo Mix] [Version]
23. The Warmth of the Sun
24. I Get Around [With Session Intro] [Version]
25. Wendy [2007 Stereo Mix] [Version]
26. All Summer Long [2007 Stereo Mix] [Version]
27. Girls On the Beach
28. Don't Back Down
29. When I Grow Up (To Be a Man) [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
30. All Dressed Up for School
31. Please Let Me Wonder [2007 Stereo Mix] [Version]
32. Kiss Me, Baby [2000 Stereo Mix] [Version]
33. In the Back of My Mind [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
34. Dance, Dance, Dance [2003 Stereo Mix] [Version]
35. Do You Wanna Dance [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
36. Help Me, Rhonda [Mono Single Version] [Version]
37. California Girls [2002 Stereo Mix] [Version]
38. Amusement Parks USA [Early Version] [Version]
39. Salt Lake City [2001 Stereo Mix] [Version]
40. Let Him Run Wild [2007 Stereo Mix] [Version]
41. Graduation Day [Session Excerpt & Master Take, 2012 Mix]
42. The Little Girl I Once Knew
43. There's No Other (Like My Baby) [2012 "Unplugged" Mix with Party Sessio
44. Barbara Ann [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
45. Wonderful Kya [Radio Spot]
46. Sloop John B [1996 Stereo Mix] [Version]
47. Wouldn't It Be Nice [2001 Stereo Mix] [Version]
48. God Only Knows [1996 Stereo Mix] [Version]
49. I Just Wasn't Made for These Times [1996 Stereo Mix] [Version]
50. Caroline No [1996 Stereo Mix] [Version]
51. Good Vibrations
52. Our Prayer [2012 Smile Sessions Stereo Mix] [Version]
53. Heroes and Villains, Pt. 1 [Smile Sessions Mix] [Version]
54. Heroes and Villains, Pt. 2 [Smile Sessions Mix] [Version]
55. Vega-Tables [Smile Sessions Stereo Mix] [Version]
56. Wind Chimes [Smile Sessions Stereo Mix] [Version]
57. The Elements: Fire (Mrs. O'Leary's Cow) [Smile Sessions Mix] [Version]
58. Cabin Essence [Smile Sessions Mix] [Version]
59. Heroes and Villains [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
60. Wonderful [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
61. Country Air [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
62. Wild Honey [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
63. Darlin' [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
64. Let the Wind Blow [2001 Stereo Mix] [Version]
65. Meant For You [Alternate Version] [Version]
66. Friends
67. Little Bird
68. Busy Doin' Nothin'
69. Sail Plane Song [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
70. We're Together Again [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
71. Murray the K [Radio Spot]
72. Do It Again [2012 Stereo Mix] [Version]
73. Old Man River [Vocal Section] [Version]
74. Be with Me
75. I Can Hear Music
76. Time to Get Alone
77. I Went to Sleep
78. Can't Wait Too Long [A Cappella] [Version]
79. Break Away [Alternate Version] [Version]
80. Celebrate the News
81. Cotton Fields (The Cotton Song) [Single Version 2001 Stereo Mix] [Versi
82. Susie Cincinnati [2012 Mix] [Version]
83. Good Time
84. Slip on Through
85. Add Some Music to Your Day
86. This Whole World
87. Forever
88. It's About Time
89. Soulful Old Man Sunshine
90. Fallin' in Love [2009 Stereo Mix] [Version]
91. Sound of Free [Mono Single Version] [Version]
92. 'Til I Die
93. Surf's Up
94. Don't Go Near the Water
95. Disney Girls
96. Feel Flows
97. (Wouldn't It Be Nice To) Live Again
98. Marcella
99. All This Is That
100. Sail On, Sailor
101. The Trader
102. California Saga (On My Way to Sunny Californ-I-A)
103. Rock and Roll Music [2012 Mix w/Extra Verse] [Version]
104. It's OK [Alternate Mix] [#][Version]
105. Had to Phone Ya
106. Let Us Go on This Way
107. I'll Bet He's Nice
108. Solar System
109. The Night Was So Young
110. It's Over Now [Alternate Mix] [Version]
111. Come Go with Me
112. California Feelin' [#]
113. Brian's Back [Alternate Mix] [Version]
114. Good Timin'
115. Angel Come Home
116. Baby Blue
117. It's a Beautiful Day [Single Edit] [2012 Mix] [Edit][Version]
118. Goin' to the Beach [#]
119. Goin' On
120. Why Don't They Let Us Fall in Love [*]
121. Da Doo Ron Ron [#]
122. Getcha Back
123. California Dreamin'
124. Kokomo
125. Soul Searchin' [#]
126. You're Still a Mystery [#]
127. That's Why God Made the Radio
128. Isn't It Time [Single Version] [Version]
129. Runaway [Chicago 1965 W/Concert Promo Intro] [Live][#][Version]
130. You're So Good to Me [Paris 1966] [Live][#]
131. The Letter [Hawaii 1967 Rehearsal] [Live][#][Version]
132. Friends [Chicago 1968] [Live][#]
133. Little Bird [Chicago 1968] [Live][#]
134. All I Want to Do [London 1968] [Live][#]
135. Help Me, Rhonda [New Jersey 1972] [Live][#]
136. Wild Honey [New Jersey 1972] [Live][#]
137. Only with You [New York 1972] [Live][#]
138. It's About Time [Chicago 1973] [Live][#]
139. I Can Hear Music [Maryland 1975] [Live][#]
140. Vegetables [New York 1993] [Live][#]
141. Wonderful [New York 1993] [Live]
142. Sail on Sailor [Louisville 1995] [Live][#]
143. Summer in Paradise [Wembley 1993] [Live]
144. Radio Spot [1966]
145. Slip on Through [A Cappella Mix] [#][Version]
146. Don't Worry Baby [Stereo Session Outtake w/Alternate Lead Vocal] [#][Ve
147. Pom Pom Play Girl [Vocal Session Highlight] [#][Version]
148. Guess I'm Dumb [Instrumental Track w/Background Vocals] [#][Version]
149. Sherry She Needs Me [1965 Track w/1976 Vocal] [#][Version]
150. Mona Kana [Instrumental Track] [#][Instrumental]
151. This Whole World [A Cappella] [#][Version]
152. Where Is She? [#]
153. Had to Phone Ya [Instrumental Track] [#][Instrumental]
154. Smile Backing Vocals Montage [From the Smile Sessions] [Version]
155. Good Vibrations [Stereo Track Sections] [Version]
156. Be with Me [#][Demo Version]
157. I Believe in Miracles [Vocal Section] [#][Version]
158. Why [Instrumental Track] [#][Instrumental]
159. Barnyard Blues [#]
160. Don't Go Near the Water [Instrumental Track] [#][Instrumental]
161. You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling [#]
162. Transcendental Meditation [Instrumental Track] [#][Instrumental]
163. Our Sweet Love [Vocals w/Strings] [#][Version]
164. Back Home [1970 Version] [#][Version]
165. California Feelin' [#][Demo Version]
166. California Girls [Lei'd in Hawaii Studio Version] [#][Version]
167. Help You, Rhonda [Lei'd in Hawaii Studio Version] [#][Version]
168. Surf's Up [1967 Version] [2012 Mix] [Version]
169. My Love Lives On [#]
170. Radio Spot [1964]
171. Wendy [BBC Live in the Studio 1964] [Live][#]
172. When I Grow Up (To Be a Man) [BBC Live in the Studio 1964] [Live][#]
173. Hushabye [BBC Live in the Studio 1964] [Live][#]
174. Carl Wilson: Coda [2013 Edit] [Edit]
Doug Dillard: Banjo
T. Graham Brown: Vocals
Glen Campbell: Banjo, Guitar, Bass (Electric), Vocals
Rodney Crowell: Vocals
James House: Vocals
Lorrie Morgan: Vocals
Willie Nelson: Vocals
Collin Raye: Vocals
Tammy Wynette: Vocals
Kathy Troccoli: Vocals
Paul Horn: Flute, Saxophone
Mark Isham: Trumpet
Toni Tennille: Keyboards, Vocals
The Beach Boys: Composer, Vocals, Producer, Compilation Producer
Chuck Berry: Composer
Ry Cooder: Guitar
Frankie Lymon: Composer
Gary Moore: Guitar, Synthaxe
Van Dyke Parks: Accordion, Composer, Keyboards
Gary Puckett: Guitar
Leon Russell: Keyboards
Del Shannon: Composer
Ringo Starr: Drums, Tympani [Timpani]
Joe Walsh: Guitar
Brian Wilson: Arranger, Bass (Electric), Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Supervisor, Instrumentation, Photo Courtesy, Group Member, Quotation Author
Frank Capp: Percussion, Drums
Pete Christlieb: Flute, Saxophone
Victor Feldman: Percussion
Urbie Green: Trombone
Plas Johnson: Saxophone
Barney Kessel: Guitar
Charles Lloyd: Flute, Percussion, Saxophone
Don Menza: Saxophone
Bill Perkins: Saxophone
Don Randi: Keyboards
Jimmy Rowles: Piano
Joe Sample: Keyboards
Tom Scott: Flute, Saxophone
Bobby Shew: Trumpet
Don Bagley: Bass (Upright)
Lou Blackburn: Trombone
Abe Most: Clarinet
Ray Pizzi: Bassoon
Al Viola: Guitar
Jerry Cole: Guitar
Ellie Greenwich: Composer
Frank Marocco: Accordion
Sal Marquez: Trumpet
Roger Neumann: Flute, Arranger, Saxophone
Lyle Ritz: Bass (Electric), Ukulele, Bass (Upright)
Bobby Troup: Composer
Tommy Vig: Percussion, Vibraphone
Julius Wechter: Percussion
David Foster: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Paul Beaver: Moog Synthesizer
James Burton: Dobro, Guitar
Blondie Chaplin: Guitar, Arranger, Bass (Electric), Vocals, Producer, Group Member
Sonny Curtis: Guitar
Jerry Donahue: Guitar
David Gates: Bass (Electric)
Henry Gross: Vocals
Bruce Johnston: Arranger, Bass (Electric), Composer, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Group Member, Quotation Author
Mike Love: Arranger, Composer, Saxophone, Tambourine, Theremin, Vocals, Producer, Executive Producer, Group Member, Quotation Author
Barry Mann: Composer
Ricci Martin: Keyboards, Tambourine, Vocals, Photo Courtesy
Van McCoy: Arranger
Scott McKenzie: Composer
Terry Melcher: Composer, Keyboards, Tambourine, Vocals, Producer
Jim Peterik: Percussion, Composer, Ukulele
John Phillips: Composer
Jimmy Webb: Arranger
Carl Wilson: Guitar, Arranger, Bass (Electric), Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Mixdown Producer, Group Member, Quotation Author
Marilyn Baker: Viola, Vocals
Jim Keltner: Drums, Programming
Billy Strange: Guitar, Tambourine
Murry Wilson: Vocals, Producer
Roy Wood: Saxophone
Putter Smith: Bass (Electric)
Phil Spector: Composer
Jim Gordon: Percussion, Drums
Mickey Raphael: Harmonica
Joe Chemay: Arranger, Bass (Electric), Vocals
Toby Keith: Vocals
Jerome Kern: Composer
Doug Supernaw: Vocals
Edna Wright: Vocals
Jim Ackley: Guitar, Keyboards
Robert Adcock: Cello
Murray Adler: Violin
Al Porcino: Trumpet
Randall Aldcroft: Trombone
Ron Altbach: Trombone, Accordion, Arranger, Kazoo, Keyboards, Vocals, Vibraphone
David Anderle: Vocals
Dale Anderson: Percussion
Michael Andreas: Flute, Arranger, Saxophone
Ray Armando: Drums (Steel)
Victor Arno: Violin
John Audino: Trumpet
Israel Baker: Violin
Mike Baird: Drums
Adrian Baker: Guitar, Piano, Vocals
Hal Blaine: Percussion, Drums, Vocals
Brian Banks: Keyboards
Robert Barene: Violin
Duane Baron: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Gary Barone: Trumpet
Jeff Barry: Composer
Eddie Bayers: Percussion, Drums
Curt Becher: Guitar, Arranger, Vocals, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Gerry Beckley: Vocals
Arnold Belnick: Violin
Harold Bemko: Cello
Ben Benay: Guitar
Benmont Tench: Keyboards
Max Bennett: Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright)
Scott Bennett: Percussion, Keyboards, Vocals, Vibraphone
Chuck Berghofer: Bass (Upright)
Paul Bergstrom: Cello
Roberleigh Bernhart: Arranger, Cello
Jan Berry: Vocals
Harry Betts: Trombone, Arranger, Conductor
Allan Beutler: Saxophone
Curt Bisquera: Drums
George Black: Synthesizer
Ginger Blake: Vocals
Harry Bluestone: Violin
Samuel Boghossian: Viola
Bruce Botnick: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Mari Tsumura: Violin
Norman Botnick: Viola
Kevin Brandon: Bass (Electric)
Joey Brasler: Guitar
Alfred Breuning: Violin
Bud Brisbois: Trumpet
Chuck Britz: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Graham Broad: Percussion, Drums
Junior Brown: Vocals
Dennis Budimir: Guitar
Thomas Buffum: Violin
Lance Buller: Trombone, Trumpet
Mike Burney: Saxophone
Bill Byrne: Trombone
Kim Calkins: Drums
Red Callender: Tuba
Richie Cannata: Flute, Percussion, Keyboards, Saxophone
Ed Caraeff: Photography
Barbara Carlson: French Horn
Steve Carnelli: Guitar
Dwight Carver: Mellophonium
Stella Castellucci: Harp
Roy Caton: Trumpet
Vince Charles: Drums (Steel)
Marion Childers: Trumpet
Gene Cipriano: Oboe, Saxophone
Michael Clarke: Drums
Herman Clebanoff: Violin
John Coan: Cornet
David Cohen: Guitar
David Cole: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Gary Coleman: Percussion, Marimba
Michel Colombier: Arranger, Conductor
Conrad Gozzo: Trumpet
Jack Conrad: Bass (Electric)
Ronald Cooper: Cello
John Cowsill: Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Drums, Vocals
Chad Cromwell: Drums
Max Crook: Composer
Rollice Dale: Viola
Isabelle Daskoff: Violin
Douglas Davis: Cello
Frank DeLaRosa: Bass (Upright)
Al DeLory: Keyboards
Joey DePompeis: Drums
Frank DeVito: Drums
John DeVoogdt: Violin
Stephen W. Desper: Vocals, Moog Synthesizer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Steve Desper: Mixing, Quotation Author
Harold Dicterow: Violin
Henry Diltz: Photography
Alvin Dinkin: Viola
Eugene Dinovi: Piano
Peter Doell: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Assa Drori: Violin
Bonnie Douglas: Violin
Daryl Dragon: Guitar, Arranger, Bass (Electric), Keyboards, Marimba, Vibraphone, Instrumentation
Dennis Dragon: Percussion, Drums, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Kathy Dragon: Flute
Dennis Dreith: Clarinet, Saxophone
Jack DuLong: Copyist
Bob Edmondson: Trombone
Scott Edwards: Bass (Electric)
Arni Egilsson: Bass (Upright)
Jesse Ehrlich: Arranger, Cello
Steve Eisen: Flute
Kevin Elson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Don Englert: Clarinet, Saxophone
Alan Estes: Percussion
Gene Estes: Percussion, Keyboards, Vibraphone
Bob Esty: Arranger
Virgil Evans: Trumpet
Gilbert Falco: French Horn
Craig Fall: Guitar, Mandolin, Composer, Keyboard Bass
Ricky Fataar: Flute, Guitar, Arranger, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Group Member
Paul Fauerso: Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Henry Ferber: Violin
Glenn Ferris: Trombone
Ernie Fields Jr.: Saxophone
George Fields: Harmonica
Bobby Figueroa: Percussion, Drums, Vocals
Chuck Findley: Trumpet
Clare Fischer: Piano
Elliott Fisher: Violin
Chuck Kirkpatrick: Guitar
Bernard Fleischer: Flute, Saxophone
Bill Fletcher: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Victor Flores: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Ronald Folsom: Violin
Rusty Ford: Bass (Electric)
Steve Forman: Percussion, Drums
Carl Fortina: Accordion
John Foss: Trumpet
Bo Fox: Drums
Rob Fraboni: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Larry Franklin: Fiddle
Frederick Seykora: Cello
Bobby Freeman: Composer
David Frisina: Violin
Donald Frost: Drums
Bryan Garofalo: Bass (Electric), Vocals
Brian Gardner: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Joe Gastwirt: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Irving Geller: Violin
Chuck Gentry: Clarinet, Saxophone
Nathan Gershman: Cello
David Getz: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
James Getzoff: Violin
Joe Gibbons: Guitar
Bob Glaub: Bass (Electric)
Pamela Goldsmith: Viola
Mark Goldenberg: Guitar
Harris Goldman: Violin
Anne Goodman: Cello
Jack Gootkin: Violin
Stuart Gordon: Violin, Cello, Viola
Tom Gordon: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Steve Grainger: Saxophone
Endre Granat: Violin
Jay Graydon: Guitar
Bill Green: Flute, Saxophone
Ed Greene: Drums
Larry Greenhill: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Gary Griffin: Accordion, Arranger, Keyboards, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Bernie Grundman: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
James William Guercio: Bass (Electric), Vocals, Producer
John Guerin: Percussion, Drums
Bill Halverson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Oscar Hammerstein II: Composer
John Hanlon: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Allan Harshman: Viola
Roy Hay: Guitar, Arranger, Keyboards, Programming
Jimmy Helms: Guitar
Don Henderson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Cliff Hills: Bass (Upright)
Billy Hinsche: Guitar, Percussion, Bass (Electric), Keyboards, Vocals
Meyer Hirsch: Saxophone
John Hobbs: Keyboards
Jerry Hochman: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Mitch Holder: Guitar
Frank Holmes: Drawing
Dr. Eric Hord: Guitar
Jim Horn: Flute, Saxophone
Igor Horoshevsky: Cello
Bill House: Guitar
Howard Roberts: Guitar
Francis Howard: Trombone
Bones Howe: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Hanspeter Huber: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Cliff Hugo: Bass (Electric)
Simon Humphrey: Bass (Electric)
Danny Hutton: Vocals
Harry Hyams: Viola
George Hyde: French Horn
William Hymanson: Viola
Jules Jacob: Flute, Oboe
Adam Jardine: Saxophone, Vocals
Al Jardine: Guitar, Arranger, Bass (Electric), Composer, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Bass (Upright), Group Member, Quotation Author
Norm Jeffries: Percussion, Drums
Jon Joyce: Vocals
Jerry Jumonville: Saxophone
Robert Jung: Saxophone
Anatol Kaminsky: Violin
Jeff Kaplan: Guitar, Bass (Electric), Keyboards
Nathan Kaproff: Violin
George Kast: Violin
Carol Kaye: Banjo, Guitar, Bass (Electric)
Phil Kaye: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Jan Kelley: Cello
Wells Kelly: Bass (Electric), Keyboards
Jackie Kelso: Clarinet, Saxophone
Peter Kent: Violin
Jerome Kessler: Violin
Louis Kievman: Viola
Randell Kirsch: Guitar, Bass (Electric), Vocals
Lou Klass: Violin
Harry Klee: Flute
Larry Knechtel: Bass (Electric), Keyboards
Danny Kortchmar: Guitar
Cynthia Kovacs: Violin
Mark Kovacs: Viola
Mike Kowalski: Percussion, Drums
Raphael Kramer: Cello
Bernie Krause: Moog Synthesizer
Bernard Kundell: Violin
Russ Kunkel: Drums
John Kunz: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Karen Lamm: Composer
Judd Lander: Harmonica
Greg Laney: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Ronald Langinger: Saxophone
Jack Laubach: Trumpet
Chuck Leary: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Huddie Ledbetter: Composer
Paul Leim: Drums
Greg Leisz: Guitar
Neil Levang: Dobro, Guitar
Larry Levine: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Steve Levine: Programming, Producer
Morris Levy: Composer
Paul Lewinson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Kenny Lee Lewis: Bass (Electric)
Marvin Limonick: Violin
Mark Linett: Producer, Engineer, Liner Notes, Compilation, Editing, Mastering, Mixing, Compilation Producer
Larry Lingle: Guitar
Lanky Linstrot: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Linda Lipsett: Viola
Jim Lockert: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Mark London: Art Direction, Design
Charles Loper: French Horn
Sinclair Lott: French Horn
Christian Love: Guitar, Vocals
John Lowe: Flute, Saxophone
Bob Ludwig: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Alfred Lustgarten: Violin
Edgar Lustgarten: Cello
Jacqueline Lustgarten: Cello
Joy Lyle: Violin
Ian Lynne: Keyboards, Programming, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Arthur Maebe: French Horn
Willie Maiden: Flute, Saxophone
Roy Main: Trombone
Virginia Majewski: Viola
Leonard Malarsky: Violin
Ronnie Mancuso: Guitar
Earle Mankey: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Stephen Marcussen: Mastering
George Marino: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
David Marks: Guitar, Vocals, Photo Courtesy, Group Member, Quotation Author
Nick Martinis: Drums
Sal Marullo: Percussion
Scott Mathews: Percussion, Drums
Frank Mayes: Arranger, Saxophone
Lew McCreary: Trombone
Kenneth McGregor: Trombone
Roger McGuinn: Guitar
Mike Melvoin: Keyboards
Peter Mercurio: Bass (Upright)
Sammy Merendino: Drums
Mike Meros: Keyboards
Walt Meskell: Banjo
Jay Migliori: Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone
Larry Millas: Bass (Electric), Composer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Maurice Miller: Drums
Gordon Milne: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Ollie Mitchell: Trumpet
Stephen Moffitt: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
David Montagu: Violin
Tommy Morgan: Harmonica
Billy Moss: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Joel Moss: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Don Myrick: Saxophone
The Nashville String Machine: Orchestra
Dick Nash: Trombone
Steve Nathan: Keyboards
Buell Neidlinger: Bass (Upright)
Alexander Neiman: Viola
Erno Neufeld: Violin
Ira Newborn: Guitar
Roger Nichols: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Jack Nimitz: Clarinet, Saxophone
Bob Norberg: Guitar, Composer
Rod Novak: Saxophone
Wilbert Nuttycombe: Violin
Robert Ostrowsky: Viola
Andy Paley: Guitar, Percussion, Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Instrumentation
Jonathan Paley: Bass (Electric)
Earl Palmer: Drums
Frank Pappalardo: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Rodney Pearson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Elmo Peeler: Arranger, Keyboards
Rik Pekkonen: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Gene Pello: Drums
Jack Pepper: Violin
Richard Perissi: French Horn
Joel Peskin: Flute, Arranger, Saxophone
Jeff Peters: Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Bill Peterson: Trumpet
Bill Pitman: Guitar, Fuzz Bass
Stanley Plummer: Violin
Ray Pohlman: Guitar, Bass (Electric)
Joe Polito: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Joe Pollard: Drums
George Poole: Violin
George Price: French Horn
Caleb Quaye: Guitar
Lou Raderman: Violin
Joe Randazzo: Trombone
Jack Redmond: Trombone
Joe Reilich: Viola
Jerome Reisler: Violin
Dorothy Remsen: Harp
Morris Repass: Trombone, Conductor, Contractor
Dick Reynolds: Arranger, Conductor
Michael Rhodes: Bass (Electric)
Emil Richards: Marimba, Vibraphone
Ian Ritchie: Arranger, Saxophone, Lyricon
Carmen Rizzo: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
George Roberts: Trombone
Gale Robinson: French Horn
Marilyn Robinson: French Horn
Larry Rolando: Guitar
Bob Rose: Vocals, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Jay Rosen: Violin
Nathan Ross: Violin
Stan Ross: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Thom Rotella: Guitar
Henry Roth: Violin
Diane Rovell: Composer, Vocals, Contractor
Brent Rowan: Dobro, Guitar
Meyer Rubin: Bass (Upright)
Washington Rucker: Drums
Gordon Rudd: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Bill Ruppert: Guitar
Andrew Sandoval: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Liner Note Compilation, Photo Research
Sheldon Sanov: Violin
Emmet Sargeant: Cello
Joe Saxon: Cello
Victor Sazer: Cello
Ralph Schaeffer: Violin, Arranger
Jerry Scheff: Bass (Electric)
Timothy B. Schmit: Vocals
Harold Schneier: Cello
Josef Schoenbrun: Violin
David Schwartz: Viola
Wilbur Schwartz: Flute, Saxophone
Leonard Selic: Viola
Sid Sharp: Violin
Ricky Van Shelton: Vocals
Joe Sherman: Composer
David Sherr: Flute
Claude Sherry: French Horn
Harry Shlutz: Cello
Paul Shure: Violin
Joe Sidore: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Photography
Henry Sigismonti: French Horn
Brett Simons: Bass (Electric)
Lou Singer: Vibraphone
Ernie Small: Flute, Saxophone
Sterling Smith: Keyboards
David Sommerville: Vocals
Marshall Sosson: Violin
Dave Spence: Trumpet
Spiro Stamos: Violin
Armin Steiner: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Lya Stern: Violin
Jerry Stevenson: Guitar
Baron Stewart: Vocals
Sheridon Stokes: Flute
Robert Stone: Bass (Upright)
Dana Strum: Bass (Electric)
Robert Sushel: Violin
Paul Tanner: Theremin
Tommy Tedesco: Guitar, Mandolin
Tony Terran: Trumpet
Darrel Terwilliger: Violin
Barbara Thomason: Viola
Mort Thomasson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
George Tipton: Arranger
Russ Titelman: Percussion, Composer
Richard D. Titus: Programming, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Efrain Toro: Drums (Steel)
Bobby Torres: Percussion
Scott Totten: Guitar, Vocals, Musical Direction
Wally Traugott: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Eddie Tuduri: Percussion, Drums
Eddie Tuleja: Guitar, Vocals
Ron Tutt: Drums
Wayne Tweed: Bass (Electric)
Lloyd Ulyate: Trombone
Ian Underwood: Keyboards
Gary Usher: Composer, Vocals
Marcia Van Dyke: Violin
Rogier Van Otterloo: Arranger
Trevor Veitch: Contractor
Greg Venable: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Nick Venet: Producer
Al Vescovo: Banjo, Guitar
Gerald Vinci: Violin
Michael Vosse: Vocals
Dorothy Wade: Violin
Billy Joe Walker, Jr.: Guitar
Don Was: Producer
Richard Washington: Percussion
Ernie Watts: Saxophone
Wah-Wah Watson: Guitar
Keith Wechsler: Drums, Keyboards, Programming, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Alan Weight: Trumpet
Cynthia Weil: Composer
Larry Whitman: Guitar
Carolyn Willis: Vocals
Dennis Wilson: Harmonica, Arranger, Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Soloist, Group Member, Quotation Author
Carnie Wilson: Vocals, Sleigh Bells
Jonah Wilson: Vocals
Marilyn Wilson: Vocals
Ron Wilson: Composer
Wendy Wilson: Vocals, Sleigh Bells
John Wittenberg: Violin
Stevie Wonder: Harmonica, Bass (Electric), Drums, Keyboards, Vocals
Arthur Wright: Bass (Electric)
Dan Wyman: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Synthesizer Programming
Tibor Zelig: Violin
Shari Zippert: Violin
Richie Zito: Guitar
Vincent DeRosa: French Horn
Peter Christ: Horn (English)
Jimmy Bond: Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright)
Joseph DiFiore: Viola
Eirik the Norwegian: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Jeff Guercio: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
William Hinshaw: French Horn
Gayle Levant: Harp
Gary Mallaber: Percussion, Drums
Waddy Wachtel: Guitar
Tandyn Almer: Arranger, Composer, Copyist
Margaret Aue: Cello
Ross Bolton: Keyboards
William Calkins: Clarinet, Flute
Joseph Ditullio: Cello
David Filerman: Cello
Ian Freebairn-Smith: Arranger
Mark Guercio: Bass (Electric), Vocals, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Robert Hardaway: Horn (English), Oboe
Arthur Herfurt: Clarinet
Harriet Johnston: Contractor
Bill Lazarus: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Irving Lipschultz: Violin
Gail Martin: Trombone
Frank Messina: Accordion
Carli Munoz: Percussion, Keyboards
Steve Ross: Guitar
Fred Selden: Saxophone
Ralph Valentin: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Larry Walsh: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Don Willard: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
William Henderson: Violin
Darren Robinson: Rap
Alf Clausen: French Horn
Justin DiTullio: Cello
Marie Fera: Cello
Abe Luboff: Bass (Upright)
Dorinda Morgan: Producer
Darian Sahanaja: Keyboards, Vocals, Vibraphone, Musical Director
Nick Walusko: Guitar
Walter Wiemeyer: Violin
Emil Briano: Violin
Arthur Briegleb: French Horn
Jeffrey Foskett: Guitar, Vocals
Sam Freed: Violin
Leonard Hartman: Clarinet, Horn (English)
Jimmy Lyon: Guitar
Milton Norman: Guitar
Mike Price: Trumpet
Ambrose Russo: Violin
John Stamos: Guitar, Percussion, Drums, Vocals
Jimmy Zito: Trumpet
Michelle Gilliam: Composer
Clarence E. Quick: Composer
John Renner: Flute, Saxophone
Julie Rogers: Violin
Leland Sklar: Bass (Electric)
Dean Torrence: Vocals
Derry Weaver: Guitar
Steve Douglas: Clarinet, Flute, Piano, Saxophone, Tambourine, Contractor
Rachel Gutek: Design
Kevin Gray: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
David Mitson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Ed Thrasher: Photography
Rick Fritz: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Frank Guerrero: Percussion
Melanie Jones: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Artie Kaplan: Contractor
Don Weiss: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Scott Grusin: Guitar
Fred Koyen: Trumpet
Bobby West: Bass (Electric)
Richard Hurwitz: Trumpet
Matt Jardine: Percussion, Vocals, Handclapping, Finger Snaps
Eddie Rosa: Flute, Saxophone
Jai Winding: Keyboards
Billy Riley: Harmonica
Jules Chaikin: Contractor
Steve Guy: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Steve Huffsteter: Trumpet
Mikey Davis: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Julia Tillman: Vocals
Peggy Baldwin: Cello
David Burk: Viola
Steve Emberton: Photography
Robert S. Helfer: Orchestra Manager
Drew Jardine: Finger Snaps
Stephens la Fever: Bass (Electric)
Val Poliuto: Percussion, Vocal Coach
Kris Solem: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Damon Wimbley: Rap
Mike Lavin: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Boo Macleod: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Jim Riley: Guitar
Winston Wong: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Joe Thomas: Percussion, Composer, Keyboards
Chris Bleth: Horn (English)
Wayne Carson Thompson: Composer
Ted Nash: Saxophone
Noel Sherman: Composer
Probyn Gregory: Banjo, Guitar, Trombone, Trumpet, Bass (Electric), French Horn, Theremin
Leroy Bates: Composer
Jim Decker: French Horn
Fred Fassert: Composer
Alan Boyd: Vocals, Producer, Engineer, Liner Notes, Compilation, Editing, Mastering, Mixing, Compilation Producer
Arny Geller: Vocals
Robert Matheu: Photography
Bobby Klein: Flute, Saxophone
Jackie Bertone: Percussion
Tom Bukovac: Guitar
Leonard Graves: Copyist
Al Casey: Guitar
John Alder: Dobro, Guitar
Richard Hollywood: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Keith Gilliam: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Joe Osborn: Bass (Electric)
Tony Asher: Composer, Sleigh Bells
Mort Klanfer: Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright)
Susan Murphy: Vocals
Albert Glasser: Copyist
James Hughart: Bass (Upright)
Lynn Hammann: Drums
Dennis Wolfe: Liner Notes, Compilation Producer
Michael Anthony: Guitar
Audree Wilson: Quotation Author
Nelson Bragg: Percussion, Drums
Brian Behrns: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Ira Leslie: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Robert Kenyatta: Percussion
Michele Horie: Production Manager
Jerry Williams: Percussion
Phillip Bardowell: Guitar, Vocals
Roger Christian: Composer
Ralph Mullins: Copyist
Lloyd Basham: Copyist
George Yocum: Copyist
Hy Lesnick: Conductor, Bass (Upright), Contractor
Arthur Smith: Ocarina, Piccolo
Songa Lee: Violin
Susan Lavoie: Art Supervisor
Don Lewis: Keyboards
Joe Knott: Composer
Steve Kalinich: Composer, Kazoo
Gregg Jakobson: Composer, Contractor
Geoffrey Cushing-Murray: Composer
Bob Burchman: Composer
Todd Clark: Bass (Upright)
John Foster: Guitar, Vocals
Sharon Jackson: Violin
Jeffrey Jones: Copyist
Jasper Dailey: Vocals
Taylor Mills: Vocals
Seymour Kramer: Violin
Maureen Love: Harp
Jack Rieley: Composer, Vocals, Narrator
Michael Nutt: Violin
Allen Reid Breneman: Drums
Reggie Dunbar: Composer
Raymond Kelley: Cello
Erica Sharp: Violin
Ed Carter: Guitar, Bass (Electric)
Paul Von Mertens: Flute, Harmonica, Arranger, Saxophone, Musical Director
Carroll "Cappy" Lewis: Harmonica
Kip Brown: Photo Courtesy
H. Bowen David: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Earl Leaf: Vocals
Wesley Seidman: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Doug Dragon: Keyboards
Armand Kaproff: Cello
William Kurasch: Violin
Robert Knight: Trombone
Chet Ricord: Marimba
Marvin Brown: Trumpet
Richard Thompson: Clarinet, Flute, Flugelhorn, Keyboards, Saxophone
Trisha Campo: Vocals, Contractor, Photo Research
Jeff Legg: Guitar, Conductor
Justyn Wilson: Vocals
Jimmy Joyce & His Children's Chorus: Vocals
Mark Miller: Vocals
Don Peake: Guitar, Percussion, Bass (Electric)
David Stone: Bass (Upright)
Dave Hassinger: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Ervan F. "Bud" Coleman: Guitar
David Duke: French Horn
Earle Dumler: Oboe
Steven Edelman: Bass (Upright)
Alexander Murray: Violin
Alisha Bauer: Cello
Myer Bello: Viola
Vanessa Freebairn-Smith: Cello
Phil Shenale: Oberheim
Joseph Stepansky: Violin
Don Waldrop: Tuba
Larry Ford: Trumpet
Michael Czaszwicz: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Elliot Franks: Percussion
Ralph Osborn: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Mel Pollan: Bass (Upright)
Dave Hessler: Bass (Electric)
James McGee: French Horn
Nick Pentelow: Saxophone
Mike Rubini: Keyboards
Herschel Wise: Viola
Mike Deasy: Guitar
Kathryn Julye: Harp
Rick Henn: Composer, Producer
Alex Del Zoppo: Piano
Ernie Tack: Trombone
Gary Gray: Clarinet
Glen Clement: Copyist
Chris Farmer: Bass (Electric), Vocals, Musical Director
Dick "Slyde" Hyde: Trombone
Michael Barone: Trombone
Judy Perett: Cello
Dino Lappis: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
John Markowski: Guitar
Charlie McCarthy: Saxophone
James Hilton: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Michael Nowak: Viola
Skip Masters: Vocals
Kathleen Lustgarten: Cello
Karl Engemann: Quotation Author
Charles Bradley: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Stan Levy: Percussion, Drums
Richie Frost: Drums
Harold Billings: Trumpet
Jeff "Skunk" Baxter: Guitar
Bob Brunner: Saxophone
Mike D'Amico: Bass (Electric), Drums
Darryl Eaton: Trumpet
William Collette: Flute
Nicholas Pisani: Violin
Stevie Heger: Drums
Tim Bonhomme: Keyboards
Ronald Benson: Guitar, Ukulele
Robert Ross: Copyist
James Henderson: Trombone
Gordon Marron: Fiddle, Ring Modulator
Stephen Kalinich: Composer
Alan Robinson: French Horn
Tim Young: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Josh Hoisington: Research Assistant
Mainerd Baker: Copyist
Dorothy Victor: Harp
Henry Laubach: Trumpet
Gene Gaddy: Vocals
Steve Korthoff: Vocals
Karl Rossner: Cello
Jules Siegel: Vocals
Craig Slowinski: Liner Notes, Research, Sessionography
Sol Frohman: Copyist
Sam Glenn, Jr.: Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone
Nick Pellico: Percussion, Vibraphone
Melinda Wilson: Photo Courtesy
Tim May: Guitar
Raymond Kennedy: Composer
Robbie Jardine: Finger Snaps
Mary Ann Jardine: Vocals
Hayleigh Love: Vocals
Nick Rowe: Guitar
Joel Deroulin: Violin
Jessica Bish: Finger Snaps
Timothy Drummond: Bass (Electric)
Jim Osborne: Photography
Edward Kusby: Trombone
Tommy Smith: Percussion, Drums
Pete Abbott: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Brian O'Connor: French Horn
William Reichenbach: French Horn
Mike Lang: Piano
Denzil Laughton: Harp
Tony Martin, Jr.: Guitar (Steel), Vocals
Stanley Shapiro: Composer
Dave Edwards: Flute
Dale Martel: Guitar
Carol Lee Miller: Autoharp
Bob Williams: French Horn
Ann Popperwell: Copyist
Andrea Carlo: Vocals
Allan Harstian: Viola
Alfred Wohl: Cello
JoAnn Johannsen: Cello
Jim "Chick" Carther: Flute, Saxophone
Jean Delgrosso: Copyist
Jack Sparling: Drums
Glenn Lutz: Trumpet
George McFarlaine: Bass (Electric)
Frank St. Peters: Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone
Forrest Zimmerman: Copyist
Ernie Knapp: Bass (Electric)
Ernie Ehrhardt: Cello
Doug Hersch: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Donald Ralke: Arranger
Don Knudson: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Dick McQuary: Trombone
Dick Forrest: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Dennis Parker: Bass (Electric)
Kevin Michaels: Percussion
Julian Lindsey: Arranger, Keyboards, Programming
Jon Parks: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Contractor
John Gray: Piano
Joel Levin: Cello
Linn Sobotnick: Viola
Larry Hulley: Guitar
Peter Lees: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Nick Godrey: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Mike Mierua: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Mike Altschol: Clarinet, Saxophone
Michael Sperry: Handclapping, Finger Snaps
Mark Grosclose: Drums
Marisa Conover: Vocals
Luther Coffee: Bass (Electric)
Luis Sevadjian: Copyist
Thomas Parker: Saxophone
Thom Gellert: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Stuart Resor: Photography
Steve Dvoreck: Vibraphone
Stanley T. Sichell: Guitar
Shawn Sullon: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Seth McClaine: Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Russ Mackie: Photo Courtesy
Roy Tanabe: Violin
Ross Salamone: Percussion, Drums
Ron Swallow: Tambourine
Ron Brown: Bass (Electric)
Rod Clark: Bass (Electric)
Richard Kelley Sr.: Bass (Upright)
Richard Gerdine: Violin
Raymond Triscari: Trumpet
Yvonne Richardson: Copyist
Woody Thews: Percussion
Wallace Snow: Percussion
Vinnie Colauita: Drums
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Bambi and Kim McGraw
Tommy Willingham and Nolan Adams served up delicious food from Outback steakhouse.
Bill and Diane Pysch
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Lynne and George Roberts, president and CEO of East Cooper Meals on Wheels.
East Cooper Meals on wheels hosted their annual gala and auction last Wednesday evening at the Omar Shrine Temple.
Each year guests gather for this black-tie optional affair to enjoy live and silent auctions, music and signature small plates from more than a dozen local chefs. Guests feasted on culinary delights ranging from traditional southern favorites to international dishes from the Orient and Europe while bid on items donated by over 100 businesses in our community. The evening concluded with a fast-paced live auction featuring all-inclusive getaways, one-of-a-kind excursions and unique packages for every lifestyle.
Chefs came from BACCO, Charleston's Cafe, Falyn's on Forty-one, Gullah Cuisine, Harbor Breeze, Iacofano's, Just Eat This, Kaminksky's, Langdon's Restaurant & Wine Bar | Opal, Lowcountry Eats, Miss Linda's Fine Foods, Outback Steakhouse, Salt Works Catering Company and Wando High School Culinary Arts.
Last year ECMOW delivered 137,481 meals using more than 300 volunteers. Visit www.ecmow.org to learn about donation opportunities and volunteers opportunities.

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iCloud is Apple's online service designed to make managing your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Apple TV, and your iTunes content easier and more automatic than ever. iCloud currently consists of PC-free set up, back up, and restore features, mail, contacts, and calendar sync, iTunes in the Cloud for apps, books, music, movies, and TV shows, Documents in the Cloud, Photo Stream, Find my iPhone, and Find my Friends. Basic iCloud service is completely free. Extra storage can be purchased for an additional charge, and there's an optional iTunes Match services that runs $24.99 a year.


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Kidsday reporters Paola Aleman, Kayla Alcide, Christie Anglade and Avery Smith, all from St. Martin de Porres Marianist School in Uniondale, visit the Barclays Center in Brooklyn to meet Tanisha Scott, choreographer for the Brooklyn Nets Kids dance team. Videojournalist: Patrick Mullooly (April 8, 2013)
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This is by far the best nursing tank out there! I wish more colors were offered when I bought it a while back. It's so flattering and I love that when you flip it down to nurse there is another layer with a small opening for baby to latch through. Makes nursing out on the go very easy. |
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SAM Tours
Trace the development of the illustrious career of artist Alexander Calder on this 60-minute tour. Working for much of the 20th century, Calder was one of the most acclaimed and influential sculptors of our time. He became famous for developing a new method of sculpting by bending and twisting wire, for inventing the mobile and for working in a playful, delicately beautiful and inventive way. Learn about group admission rates, private tours and school tours. Free with museum admission. Check out SAM on Twitter and Facebook Copyright © 2013 Seattle Art Museum. All Rights Reserved.


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100% Seam Taped, Full Side Zips, Zip Front Hand Pockets
- Main Materials
PreCip® 2.5 100% Nylon Ripstop 2.7oz/yd
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Regular Fit
- Weight
0lbs 12.8oz (362.9g)
What is it?
PreCip® is Marmot's proprietary PU (polyurethane) coating technology, specially engineered for unlined garments. It combines a hydrophobic and hydrophilic PU with our special Dry Touch Technology to create a very precisely controlled 2.5 layer coating system.
Dry Touch incorporates ceramic particles in the surface of the coating reducing condensation and the sticky clammy feel of most coatings.
How does it work?
The key to PreCip® is its barrier technology: a microporous polyurethane that is permeated with silicon dioxide particles. These particles create small, numerous, very consistent airways that keep the rain out while releasing body moisture to keep you dry inside and out.
What are the benefits of this technology?
PreCip® is not only waterproof, windproof, breathable and comfortable, but compressible enough to travel with you wherever the road leads.
Performance Specifications
Waterproofness: 30 PSI 15,000mm
Windproofness: 0 CFM
Breathability: 12,000 gm/m/24hrs, approx. ret 6.5
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Why do we encourage proper care of our clothing and gear?
Because you have invested in (or are thinking about investing in) one of the most technically advanced pieces of apparel or equipment you'll ever own and we want to make sure you have the information you need to protect and care for your purchase. Proper care assures you will optimize the performance of your Marmot product and maximize its service-life.
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Give it up for your favorite NASCAR driver, Dale Earnhardt Jr., in this super cute tank from Chase Authentics. It features a beaded-style driver name at the bottom left hem, a printed JR. Nation patch on the upper back and allover contrast flatlock stitching for a unique look that'll definitely make you the number one NASCAR hottie!
- 100% Cotton fabric
- Lightweight ribbed ladies tank top
- Beaded driver lettering
- Screen print graphics
- Woven Chase Authentics clip tag at hem
- Contrast color stitching
- Rough-hewn hems
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The swell is looking great out there. As each wave crashes, you yearn to get in and enjoy the water. Satisfy that itch with these Ragland boardies from Hurley. They boast a cool striped pattern, a metallic foil brand logo by the hem and back waist, an embroidered brand logo by the tie front, and finally Hurley lettering on the side. As a pair Phantom shorts, they're also water repellent, feature 4-way stretch fabric and are made of recycled plastic bottles! You'll look amazing as you join the waves and show them who's boss.
- 92% Recycled polyester/8% Spandex
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Arguably the most adventurous female jazz singer of all time, Betty Carter was an idiosyncratic stylist and a restless improviser who pushed the limits of melody and harmony as much as any bebop horn player. The husky-voiced Carter was capable of radical, off-the-cuff reworkings of whatever she sang, abruptly changing tempos and dynamics, or rearranging the lyrics into distinctive, off-the-beat rhythmic patterns. She could solo for 20 minutes, scat at lightning speed, or drive home an emotion with wordless, bluesy moans and sighs. She wasn't quite avant-garde, but she was definitely "out." Yet as much as Carter was fascinated by pure, abstract sound, she was also a sensitive lyric interpreter when she chose, a tender and sensual ballad singer sometimes given to suggestive asides. Her wild unpredictability kept her marginalized for much of her career, and she never achieved the renown of peers like Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, or Carmen McRae. What was more, her exacting musical standards and assertive independence limited her recorded output somewhat. But Carter stuck around long enough to receive her proper due; her unwillingness to compromise eventually earned her the respect of the wider jazz audience, and many critics regarded her as perhaps the purest jazz singer active in the '80s and '90s. Additionally, Carter took an active role in developing new talent, and was a tireless advocate for the music and the freedom she found in it, right up to her death in 1998.
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February 27, 2014
Since so many guys have been gawking over Maryse Ouellet for the last several years, it's only natural to wonder what her sister looks like. We now know that as the former WWE diva posted this very picture of herself and her sibling.
February 26, 2014
A picture of Maryse Ouellet in her wedding dress. The former WWE star married the Miz in the Bahamas over the weekend.
February 23, 2014
As expected, several current and former WWE stars were in attendance at the wedding of Miz and Maryse Ouellet this week. The confirmed attendees thus far include John Morrison, Dolph Ziggler, Zack Ryder and Kelly Kelly. A lot of the female performers were forced to miss the event since they were in Mexico, filming Total Divas.
February 22, 2014
Through Twitter, Kelly Kelly posted this amazing picture of her ass to let fans know that she is enjoying herself in the Bahamas, where she will be attending the wedding of Miz and Maryse Ouellet this upcoming weekend.
February 21, 2014
This picture of Miz and Maryse Ouellet, who happens to be wearing a stunning and skin tight red dress, at the Hall of Game Awards has surfaced on Twitter.
February 18, 2014
As many of you already know, Miz is getting married to Maryse Ouellet in a couple of days, but he had one more assignment to complete for WWE. He had to represent the company at the Hall of Game Awards, and he brought along his lovely bride to be with him. Management also sent Alicia Fox to the event as well.
February 18, 2014
Several former and current WWE stars are expected to attend the wedding of Maryse Ouellet and Miz this month in the Bahamas. One of those attendees should be Kelly Kelly, as she has kept a very close friendship with Maryse since both left the company.
February 6, 2014
It was revealed recently that Miz and Maryse Ouellet were getting married in February, but we now have an actual wedding date. The event will be taking place on February 20 in the Bahamas. Several current and former WWE stars are expected to attend.
February 6, 2014
Since his wedding to Maryse Ouellet is taking place later on this month, there is a very good chance that the current story line for the Miz is a way to write him off of television. Though he hasn't been penciled in for a match at Wrestlemania 30 yet, he's expected to return by then.
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2/21/13: Last season, the Sabres management got all the Sabres fans excited by acquiring several big name free agents. Then goaltender Ryan Miller went down and the team missed the playoffs by a couple points. The problem, they said, was that the Sabres were not tough. They let other teams bully them. This year they went out and got Steve Ott and other s to toughen up the team. It has not worked. Buffalo is 6-9-1 and in last place in the Northeast - a full five points behind fourth place Ottawa. Like other teams struggling, the Sabres can't score with consistency and it is showing in the standings.
2/14/13: Thomas Vanek has started this condensed season on fire. He currently leads the league in scoring with 11 goals and 12 in just 12 games. It seems like every Sabres highlight shows him making a great goal or feathering an impossible pass to a linemate for a goal. The Sabres as a team have struggled. They are in last place in the Northeast with a 5-7-1 record, good for 11 points. Boston leads the division at 8-1-1, but there is still enough time left in the season for Buffalo to turn it around and make the playoffs.
11/29/12: Outside of Buffalo, most hockey fans are not familiar with the name Robert Swados. But within the city confines, especially among those who follow the Sabres, Robert Swados was a beacon holder of the Sabres organization. Along with the Knox brothers, Swados acquired the rights to bring an NHL franchise to Buffalo some 42 years ago. Swados worked in the front office for over thirty years, and was witness to some of the Sabres most memorable moments and legendary players. Unfortunately, Swados passed away earlier this week, and was still working with the Sabres Hall of Fame when he passed.
11/22/12: After 13 NHL seasons, a lockout seven years ago, and the current labor strife, defenseman Jaroslav Spacek has had enough. He announced his retirement. At 38, he has earned the time off, though the desire to spend more time with family, as well as nagging back issues were major factors. Spacek made his way around the league, playing for the Panthers, Canadiens, Blackhawks, Blue Jackets, Oilers, Hurricanes, and Sabres. He scored 82 goals in his career, but was best defined as a solid defensman's defenseman. He likely would have played if not for the lockout, and is now another casualty of the labor strife.
11/15/12: Regardless of what happens with the owners and players on a new CBA and the ongoing lockout, the season is already over for one Sabre player. Sadly, forward Corey Tropp suffered a major knee injury, and will undergo surgery on his ACL and MCL. Tropp played only one game for the Amerks and he looked great. He scored two goals in the game before the injury. The loss could be a blow to the Sabres. Tropp is a gritty player who can score - in the Brendan Shanahan mold, and the Sabres were counting on him on the third or fourth line this season.
11/8/12: While many NHL players have opted to go overseas, and more may be on the way considering the lack of progress in the CBA negotiations between the league and the players, one is actually on his way back. Thomas Vanek returned to his native Austria and played a month with the Graz EC. He scored five goals and 10 points in 15 games, and raved about his time with the team. Vanek left open the possibility of returning at some point, but for now, the talented forward wants to get back to Buffalo and his family.
11/1/12: The Sabres were arguably the biggest disappointment in the NHL last season. GM Darcy Reiger invested heavily in prized free agents, but discovered the team had no grit or backbone once goalie Ryan Miller went down to injury (after a cheapshot by the Bruins' Lucic). Reiger toughened up the roster this year so that should not happen again. But if the Sabres fail again, then it could be the end for both Reiger and head coach Lindy Ruff. Both have been with the franchise for a long time, however, the team can only come up short so many times before owner Terry Pegula decides to pull the plug.
10/18/12: They say the only way to forget losing is by winning. But you can't win if you don't play, and that is the situation that the Sabres are in right now. Last season was a bitter disapointment. The team made some high profile moves to move into contender status, but then rolled over once Milan Lucic of the Bruins steamrolled Buffalo starting goaltender Ryan Miller. They did not have any grit or backbone. They missed the playoffs. This year, they have made more moves to toughen up, including bringing in Steve Ott. But until the lockout ends and the puck drops, the Sabres can only talk tough.
10/4/12: With the lockout in full force, many players have gone overseas to play. For the Sabres, Christian Ehrhoff and Tyler Ennis are on The Continent getting some playing time. Ehrhoff was not a surprise. He signed with Krefeld of the German Elite League, with whom he played for before coming to the NHL, even winning the championship in 2003. But Tyler Ennis was a bit of a shock. Many expected him to go to the Rochester Americans in the AHL. But with no existing CBA, he chose to go to Switzerland and play for SC Langnau.
8/16/12: John Tavaras and Matt Moulson get the press for their offensive talents, and rightfully so, but Isles fans may have a new young gun to root for in the near future. Ryan Strome is probably only known to die-hard Islanders fans, but he is a prospect in the organization and is quickly making a name for himself. Strome played for the Canadian Junior Team in the Canada-Russia Challenge, a four game series pitting the top amatures from the two hockey superpowers. The Canadians tied the series at two games each, forcing a sudden death overtime for the title. Strome scored the winning goal on a drag shot, which should force the Islanders to consider him for their roster this fall.
8/2/12: The Sabres stated they wanted to get tougher for the next season, and they are well on their way by trading for Steve Ott and re-signing Patrick Kaleta. In 2011, Ott was ranked the 5th most hated player in the league and Kaleta earned #2. The two even have a past together, and even fought in March 2010. It may be uncomfortable, but not unusual for sparring partners to end up on the same team in the NHL, though Kaleta says they spoke and burried the hatchet. Kaleta has dissapointed some fans because he has been injury prone for much of his career but is changing his equipment for better protection.
7/26/12: Buffalo missed out on picking up a power forward who can score in Rick Nash when the Blue Jackets traded him to the Rangers. Now they are setting their sites on either Shane Doan of the Coyotes or Bobby Ryan of the Anaheim Ducks. The problem is that so are the rest of the Eastern Conference. Doan would prefer to stay in Phoenix, but has given management an ultimatum to shore up the ownership situation or he will walk. Ryan is talented but wants out of the Ducks organization, and has made public comments against the team in the recent past. In the meantime, the Sabres, Penguins, Flyers, and Devils are all getting proposals ready.
5/23/12: Buffalo made their first major offseason move this past week by resigning defenseman Alexander Sulzer to a one-year contract. The move keeps Sulzer from becoming an unrestricted free agent. Sulzer appeared in 15 games for the Sabers after coming to upstate New York in a mid-season trade from Vancouver (along with Cody Hodgson). Between the two teams, Sulzer recorded 3 goals and 5 assists in 27 games. While not an overwhelming scoring threat, he does give Buffalo a serviceable, young defenseman who may progress to the next level with more playing time and good role models - something probably not found easily in Vancouver.
5/15/12: Very little news out of Buffalo, as the Sabres missed the playoffs for the third time in the last five years. GM Darcy Reiger and Head Coach Lindy Ruff will return for their 17th seasons. The longest-tenured GM/HC duo do not expect major overhauls this offseason, instead blaming their lack of on-ice success on injuries. The key injury was a concussion sustained by goaltender Ryan Miller in November in a collision with the Bruins' Milan Lucic . He missed nine games and struggled for the next two months - enough time to change the team from 'can't-miss playoff contender' to 'fighting for a spot'.
5/11/12: Much has been written about the Sabres sub-par season after agressively signing several free agents last year. Ville Lieno has become the posterboy for the failed season after he signed a six-year $27 million contract to improve the offense and only contributed 8 goals and 25 points in 71 games. Right winger Jason Pominville was a bright note on a team that finished with 89 points and just out of the playoffs. He only failed to score a point in consecutive games twice during the season, and won the team's triple crown by leading the franchise in goals (30), assists (43), and points (73).
5/3/12: Buffalo faces some tough decisions. After investing heavily in a team that ultimately missed the playoffs, the front office has some soul searching ahead of them, especially while watching the Capitals (who, along with Ottawa beat them out for the final playoff spots) advance to the second round. One of the major decisions focuses on center Derek Roy. Roy ammassed at least 60 points in each of the past four seasons. He had an off-year in 2011-12 campaign, recording only 44 points in 80 games. Roy will enter a contract year next season, forcing the teams to trade, resign, or let him walk.
4/25/12: The Buffalo Sabres were very aggressive in the past offseason, looking to build on a seventh place regular season finish and first-round loss to Philadelphia. New owner Terry Pegula invested heavily, extending star defenseman Tyler Meyers and adding more blueline depth with Ville Leino (free agency) and making a big trade with Calgary for Robyn Regehr. For the first time in their history, the Sabres had both talent and financial backing to compete. Unfortunately, the Sabres regressed. The team never reached its potential, finishing three points out of the playoffs. But with another year and great fan support, expect Buffalo to rebound next season.
4/15/12: It will be interesting to watch the fallout this offseason with Buffalo Sabres. The team made several high-profile moves in the past twelve months but failed to make the playoffs under head coach Lindy Ruff. The best chance the Sabres have for any sort of moral victory is if Thomas Vanek is voted to the cover of EA Sports NHL 2013 - quite a dropoff for a fanbase that had Stanley Cup aspirations just seven months ago. Vanek isn't even the best player - Jason Pominville had 12 more points (73 total) and the Sabres still had Olympic hero Ryan Miller in net.
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Buffalo Sabres tickets allow fans the opportunity to see one of the rising franchises in the NHL's Eastern Conference. Established in 1970, the Sabres joined the National Hockey League as an expansion team and play their games at HSBC Arena in downtown Buffao and have called the venue home since it was opened in 1996. Watch as the Sabres build their legacy and work to bring their first Stanley Cup to Buffalo!
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After missing the playoffs for two straight seasons, the Buffalo Sabres made a return to the post season in 2010 chiefly due to the astounding goaltending of Ryan Miller. With a core group of veteran leadership, the Sabres are expecting big things from players like Rob Niedermayer, Thomas Vanek, Jordan Leopold and Jochen Hecht. With an ownership change ensuring the team will stay in Buffalo being finalized in February 2011, fans can look forward to Buffalo Sabres hockey for years to come.
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For the most part, Sabres fans are used to standing by the wayside during the NHL's free agency period and watching their players leave for other teams. That's not true anymore with new owner Terry Pegula in town. The Sabres were one of the most active teams in free agency this year, bringing in one of the best free agent defenseman in Christian Ehrhoff and star forward Ville Leino. The Sabres will be an exciting team to watch this year with established stars such as Derek Roy, Thomas Vanek, Jason Pominville, Tyler Myers, and Ryan Miller.
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Buffalo Sabres tickets ensure that fans see the Sabres playing top contenders throughout the entire NHL season. The Sabres need a solid team effort to compete in a tough Northeast Division. With matchups against great teams like the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins and non-divisional meetings with Henrik Lundqvist's New York Rangers, the Sabres are sure to be tested all season long. Grab your Sabres's tickets now and don't miss the action!
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You should try and put some olive oil or castor oil on under your eyes before you go to bed.. It definitely helps! Made from Earth even makes an eye cream which has olive oil in it for use under the eyes called the Olive Night Cream. . .
by mark_tennis Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 04:11PM Report as inappropriate
THANK YOU--with the plethora of creams and claims, it's hard to know what to purchase.
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some of these are too expensive for me
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Before applying a cream, I would suggest to use a skin roller to create tiny holes in the skin so the cream is delivered to deeper layers of skin. See today's groupon goods deal for derma roller and collagen cream.
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Thanks for the helpful information. I wish the cost wasn't so expensive.
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Love the Guerlain Orchidee Imperiale eye and lip cream...a little goes a very long way. I tried a sample first. Then bought the starter kit for Orchidee.
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I just ordered the MK firming eye creme. I've used it before and my Arbonne one was leaving my eye area all dry. :-( In the mean time I found one by Aardvarkskincarethai. It uses natural ingredients and oils. Loving the difference so far!
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Great selections. Eye creams can be quite pricey. But what's important is it's natural ingredients and quality! Cheers! Kaycee (stopping by from Dorco USA)
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Eye cream is so expensive. I've heard you can just use your face cream. Does this stuff really help with wrinkles and color? I haven't seen anything yet that can.
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The 95th installment of the PGA Championship is headed to Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York on August 8-11, 2013, and you'd like to commemorate the event in a classy and fashionable way. While the golf elite compete for the Wanamaker Trophy, this Cover Up quarter zip performance pullover from Nike Golf will keep you warm while you enjoy this prestigious golf event. Featuring a contrast color stripe printed across the chest, an embroidered 2013 PGA logo on the left chest, an Olympic collar, soft fleece lining and Nike's Therma-FIT heat-retaining technology, this jacket is the perfect way to celebrate the occasion as you watch to see who wins this historic tournament!
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