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December 18, 2002: This marvelous book is a work of humanism in the best and most encompassing sense of the word. It is an "apologia" - which is not an apology but rather a plea - for Greek and Latin. However, it is not the study of these supposedly "dead" languages alone Tracy Lee Simmons advocates but rather what they stand for. If, in Andr? Gide's words, "culture is what remains when all else is forgotten", Greek and Latin are formative rather than merely educational. They need no...
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3.4oz eau de parfum spray $69.38 (1.7oz eau de parfum spray $50.00 )
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Fabulosity by Kimra Lee Simmons Body Lotion Souffle (unboxed) 6 oz
Fabulosity by Kimra Lee Simmons Body Lotion Souffle (unboxed) 6 oz
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Austin Music + Entertainment Magazine Lee Simmons Doniphan Nights (self released) Exhibiting profound maturity, Lee Simmons' new release offers listeners an expanded look into this songwriter's strength of melodic composition. Recorded over a seven-month period at his home studio, Simmons pulled together a team of Austin's finest to acquire a full band sound to his crisp, classic writing approach. Using the depth of Ramy Antoun (Seal, Goldspot), JJ Plasencio (Sixpence None the Richer), John Leon...
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Designer Original Version of Fabulosity by Kimra Lee Simmons
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Antebellum Mansion, Ft. Rosalie, Natchez, Mississippi Print
This art print is reproduced from a vintage postcard or other small original material. The original dot pattern may be visibly enlarged in the print, giving it a unique, vintage appearance.
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Fabulosity by Kimra Lee Simmons Eau De Parfum Spray 1.7 oz
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Sweet Nothings
Lee Simmons seems to be part of a growing legion, that of the pop musician artist which actually has some depth, with intelligent lyrics and non-melodramatic melodies. Listeners rejoice! The songs here are melodic, dreamy, wistful, sometimes sad and sometimes pert. But they are all well balanced, with a 'less is more' approach. For example, take the lyrics from "Flare": "We are talking round in circles, knowing we've been here before... If I had my wits about me, I would never play pretend." Maybe...
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Fabulosity 6 oz Body Lotion Souffle (unboxed) for Women
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Lee Simmons seems to be part of a growing legion, that of the pop musician artist which actually has some depth, with intelligent lyrics and non-melodramatic melodies. Listeners rejoice! The songs here are melodic, dreamy, wistful, sometimes sad and sometimes pert. But they are all well balanced, with a 'less is more' approach. For example, take the lyrics from "Flare": "We are talking round in circles, knowing we've been here before... If I had my wits about me, I would never play pretend." Maybe...
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Lee Simmons seems to be part of a growing legion, that of the pop musician artist which actually has some depth, with intelligent lyrics and non-melodramatic melodies. Listeners rejoice! The songs here are melodic, dreamy, wistful, sometimes sad and sometimes pert. But they are all well balanced, with a 'less is more' approach. For example, take the lyrics from "Flare": "We are talking round in circles, knowing we've been here before... If I had my wits about me, I would never play pretend." Maybe...
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Lee Simmons seems to be part of a growing legion, that of the pop musician artist which actually has some depth, with intelligent lyrics and non-melodramatic melodies. Listeners rejoice! The songs here are melodic, dreamy, wistful, sometimes sad and sometimes pert. But they are all well balanced, with a 'less is more' approach. For example, take the lyrics from "Flare": "We are talking round in circles, knowing we've been here before... If I had my wits about me, I would never play pretend." Maybe...
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Lee Simmons seems to be part of a growing legion, that of the pop musician artist which actually has some depth, with intelligent lyrics and non-melodramatic melodies. Listeners rejoice! The songs here are melodic, dreamy, wistful, sometimes sad and sometimes pert. But they are all well balanced, with a 'less is more' approach. For example, take the lyrics from "Flare": "We are talking round in circles, knowing we've been here before... If I had my wits about me, I would never play pretend." Maybe...
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A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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Lullaby (for the end of the world)
A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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This is Only a Test
A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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Fits and Starts
A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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Middle of Everywhere
A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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A collection of songs that makes generous use of banjo, harpsichord, and gorgeous harmonies, Sometimes Fools is a record that exudes both a dark reality and a warm charisma for a winning take on the literate pop-rock landscape.
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