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 (0 votes) Lewis Carroll's Alice books and their impact on other fantasy books and society.
Eliza Wyatt Lewis Carroll’s Alice books are enshrined as a great literary achievement. The excitement around Tim Burton’s recent 3D film reminds me that this Victorian story has never gone out of fashion.
England is famous for children’s stories, and Charles Dodgson’s story created for Alice Liddell (at age 5 or 6) on an Oxford punt, is quintessentially so. It is also one of the rare Eng... products, articles
- (0 votes) Why Books Will Never Go Out of Style
K Fagan With so many other ways to get information these days, do we still need books? Old habits die hard, and are passed down from generations. If your parents read to you, the chances are you will read to you children and so on. Well that is an ideal world.
I think it comes from the educational side of life. If you have a good experience in school with books, then reading on after school years... products, articles
- (0 votes) The Many Faces of Books
Todd Duan According to James Bryce, the worth of a book is to be measured by what you can carry away from it. This is definitely true. It is certainly not enough reading a title, but learning from it. A lot of people take reading as a form of leisure and relaxation. For others though, reading is a process of learning and obtaining valuable information. No matter how a title may be seen from person... products, articles
- (0 votes) Learning to Keep Track of Books
Maxim Smirnov Whether you’re a bookworm or you just have a lot of books for other projects, learning to keep track of books is something you need to do as soon as possible. Since life is all about continuing to learn and to gather information, chances are good that you’re going to continue to collect books, filling up your home and your apartment with pieces you need to organize. Whether you u... products, articles
- (0 votes) Best Selling Romance Books
Roberto Sedycias Romantic novelists are amongst the most famous of authors. Many ardent fans await a new novel from their favorite writer with great anticipation. One author noted for her realism is E.V. Mitchell, and The color of Heaven certainly doesn't disappoint. The central character is Sophie, a columnist whose charmed life falls apart after she finds out her husband is having an affair and ... products, articles
George Harrison - Sue Me Sue You Blues
(more) class="minus2" style="display:none"> class="minus2" style="display:none"> George Harrison's fifth solo album release.
Personnel :
George - Vocals, guitar
Ringo - Drums
Klaus Voorman - Bass
Nicky Hopkins - Keyboards
Gary Wright - Keyboards
Jim Keltner - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums (Try Some, Buy Some)
Jim Horn - Saxophone, flutes
Zakir Hussein - Tabla
John Barham - Strings
Recording sessions for most of the tracks were from October 1972 through to January 1973 at the Apple Studios in Saville Row, although the backing track for "Try Some, Buy Some" was done two years earlier !
The album did very well for George in the U.K. album charts where it reached number 2. It was kept off the top slot by the original soundtrack album to the film "That'll Be The Day" ... which ... has Ringo as one of it's stars !
The very glossy gatefold cover, also included some colourful and full packaging.
The front cover photography was by Kendall L. Johnson, with the picture inside the gatefold being by Ken Marcus.
The right-hand on the front cover is holding (what looks like to me) an Indian scene, whereas the left-hand is clearly holding money. A U.S. dollar at the top.
If you could see my messed up inner gatefold cover shot above, you`d see that George is hosting an expensive lunch on the lawns of his Henley-on-Thames home. He is raising a glass to the musicians who are seated left to right, Gary Wright, Jim Horn, Klaus Voorman, Nicky Hopkins, Jim Keltner and Ringo.
Talking of the cover and Jim Keltner, there is also an odd addition on the back, where Jim's name is printed in-between what definately looks like the "Wings" set of wings, and says : Jim Keltner fan club - For all information send a stamped undressed elephant to 5112, Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, California.
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