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Released on CMH Records (the company that puts out the Pickin' On series), Oh Brother, Can You Spare a Dime collects Depression-era songs done by recent and contemporary bluegrass artists, although the most effective tracks here aren't really bluegrass at all, like Peter Rowan's folky take on "No Depression in Heaven" or Tim O'Brien's version of the title tune. Merle Travis' impressive "****** Blues" is hardly bluegrass, either, and the Osborne Brothers' soaring dual-fiddle rendition of "I'll Fly...

These delectable mints are the bare minimum necessity. When you've got nothing to lose, it helps to know you've got great breath. Let the harmonicas and banjos play because when you've got these Mints, you will be the object of many people's affection. This cool collectible tin houses many mints as well as the hopes and dreams of your fellow man!

Copyright: 1998. Language: English. Closed-Captioned. Color, Animated. MARC records, Catalog Card Kit and Single Main Entry Cards are available. Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo. Features: Chapter Select, Interactive Menu, Printable Coloring Pages and Activities. Technical: Single Layer, Single Sided, Full Screen. DVD Region: 1.

This beloved megaphoned crooner touched the hearts of all America with his enchanting voice and wining personality. He was Bing Crosby's strongest rival and America's first singing heartthrob. Enjoy again 24 of his legendary recordings. Don't miss out!

The chronicle of an unforgettable piece of American history: 12 crazy, painful see-saw years, from the Wall Street Crash to Pearl Harbor. Featuring Eddie Cantor, Cab Calloway, and Ginger Rogers. Golden Globe Nominee for Best Phillipe Mora---USA---1975---104 mins.

Solid Viper Records :: Vocalists :: VA-Bing Crosby,Deane Janis,Rudy Vallee,Glen Gray,Kenny Baker,Shirley Temple,Big Bill Broonzy,Dick Po - Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?

Product Description: A nostalgic look back at the Great Depression with contemporary archival footage and film clips picturing James Cagney as an American Everyman.

As Chuck Eberdt from the Whatcom County’s Opportunity Council told me this summer, energy efficiency, for him, really is primarily about reducing poverty and creating fairness. Today many families are already struggling to make ends meet while paying more for energy. Tomorrow achieving broad energy savings could translate into keeping energy costs under control for those who are most vulnerable to price shocks. The time to be addressing efficiency for those on the edge of poverty is today, not when...

Released on CMH Records (the company that puts out the Pickin' On series), Oh Brother, Can You Spare a Dime collects Depression-era songs done by recent and contemporary bluegrass artists, although the most effective tracks here aren't really bluegrass at all, like Peter Rowan's folky take on 'No Depression in Heaven' or Tim O'Brien's version of the title tune. Merle Travis' impressive 'Cocaine Blues' is hardly bluegrass, either, and the Osborne Brothers' soaring dual-fiddle rendition of 'I'll Fly...

i ain't got no home - peter rowan. . freight train blues - benny martin. . big rock candy mountain - maggie griffin. . brother can you spare a dime? - tim o'brien. . may i sleep in your barn tonight, mister - mac wiseman. . no depression in heaven - peter rowan. . in the jailhouse now - ralph smith. . jimmy brown the newsboy - mac wiseman. . boll weevil - tommy faile. . there'll be no distinction - tim o'brien. . cocaine blues - merle travis. . i'll fly away - osborne brothers...

1969 [Vintage Sundial Books] Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? The Great Depression 1929-1933 (P) by Milton Meltzer ***ISBN-13: 9780394708065 ***Condition: Well Used ***Pages: 181 @sup-others