Deep-voiced Melbourne-based singer who won 1970 Logie Award (Australia's equivalent of the Emmys) for Best New Talent.
Liv Maessen's version of "Knock, Knock, Who's There", earned the singer the first gold record ever awarded to an Australian female artist.
Her deep voice is unusual, but beautiful and clear.....

Rare and excellent quality. If you're a Beatles fan, this is a must download.

 01 DON'T LET ME YOU.mp3
02 THERE'S NO MORE YOU AND ME.mp3
03 TO GET TO YOU.mp3
04 THE WAY I LOVED YOU BEST.mp3
05 TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS.mp3
06 RETURN TO ME (Ritorna A Me).mp3
07 HARBOR LIGHTS.mp3
08 MORE THAN ANYTHING I MISS YOU.mp3
09 A TREE IN THE MEADOW.mp3
10 TOMORROW, TOMORROW, TOMORROW.mp3

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 "Try a Little Tenderness" is a song written by "Irving King" (James Campbell and Reginald Connelly) and Harry M. Woods, and recorded separately by both Ruth Etting and Bing Crosby in 1933. Subsequent recordings were made by such recording artists as Jimmy Durante, Frank Sinatra, Rod Stewart, Frankie Laine, Percy Sledge, Al Jarreau and Etta James. Also, Tina Turner sang it as a part of her 1999/2000 Twenty Four Seven Tour in a duet with John Miles.

The Otis Redding version:
A popular version in an entirely new form was recorded by Otis Redding in 1966. Redding's recording features a slow soulful opening that eventually builds into a frenetic R&B conclusion. It has been named on a number of "best songs of all time" lists, including those from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It is in the 204th position on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.

The story behind Otis' version is the following: First, Aretha Franklin is the first black artist to cover the song in 1962 (in "The Tender, The Moving, The Swinging Aretha Franklin", Columbia). After hearing it, Sam Cooke adds it to his live shows, as can be heard on his live LP "At the Copa" (1964). In Cooke's version, only two verses are included, as part of a medley (with "For sentimental reasons" and "You send me").

This is the only version that Otis Redding knew, which is why he only sings those two verses.

File-Size: 43,44 MB

Track Listing:
01 - I Can't Tell My Heart That.mp3
02 - Cryin' Heart Blues.mp3
03 - My Adobe Hacienda.mp3
04 - Lonely Street.mp3
05 - Address Unknown.mp3
06 - That's How It Goes.mp3
07 - When Will This Ever End.mp3
08 - So How Come (No One Loves Me).mp3
09 - What About Me.mp3
10 - I Couldn't Care Less.mp3
11 - The Same Old Trouble.mp3
12 - Hurtin' Inside.mp3
13 - Fireball Mail.mp3
14 - Above And Beyond.mp3
15 - Camptown Races.mp3

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The year was 1957. As Rock N Roll conquered America, in Britain Skiffle was king. Originating from the folk and trad jazz clubs the exponents of skiffle used improvised instruments such as the washboard, tea chest bass, kazoo, cigar-box fiddle, musical saw, comb and paper, and so forth, as well as more conventional instruments such as acoustic guitar and banjo. This was wild music, British style, and it's greatest star Lonnie Donegan became an icon to the new post war generation. * All original recordings digitally remastered. * Definitive guide to skiffle featuring no less than 13 top ten hits.


01. Putting On The Style (Lonnie Donegan)
02. Singing The Blues (Tommy Steele & The Steelmen)
03. Freight Train (Chas McDevitt with Nancy Whiskey)
04. Last Train To San Fernando (Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys)
05. The Streamline Train (The Vipers)
06. Susie Q (Dale Hawkins)
07. Knee Deep In The Blues (Guy Mitchell with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra)
08. School Days Ring Ring Goes The Bell (Don Lang & His Frantic Five)
09. Short Fat Fannie (Larry Williams)
10. A White Sport Coat And A Pink Carnation (Terry Dene)
11. When The Saints Go Marching In (Chris Barber with Ottilie Patterson)
12. Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O (Lonnie Donegan)
13. Pay Me My Money Down (The Vipers)
14. Footprints In The Snow (Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys)
15. Butterfingers (Tommy Steele & The Steelmen)
16. Greenback Dollar (Chas McDevitt with Nancy Whiskey)
17. Be My Girl (Jim Dale)
18. Cumberland Gap (Lonnie Donegan)
19. Rock-A-Billy (Guy Mitchell)
20. Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu (Huey Piano Smith & The Clowns)
21. Homing Bird (The Vipers)
22. Water, Water (Tommy Steele & The Steelmen)
23. Gamblin' Man Live (Lonnie Donegan)
24. Just A Closer Walk With Thee (Chris Barber with Ottilie Patterson)

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How about some early Wayne Newton tonight? I LOVE Wayne Newton - especially his early stuff, before his voice changed. I like his singing now, too, but being the nostalgic that I am, I prefer listening to him when he was just a young lad. (BTW, how old was he when his voice finally changed?) Well, by 1967, Wayne had already had several hits and had recorded several albums, so this is his first "greatest hits" album. It's great because it's got all the early favorites, including his signature song "Danke Schoen". (Of course, every time I hear this song, I think of Ferris Bueller.) I love how the liner notes describe Wayne as "an apple-cheeked young fellow with a big, wide grin". What a great description! And, you gotta love the photo on the album cover - the hand up by his face and the perfectly coiffed hair! And Wayne still has the perfectly coiffed hair! I'm one of the few people on this earth who has yet to go to Las Vegas, but when I do go, I definitely plan to go see Wayne! I've heard he puts on the best show. But, for now, I will just have to listen to "the great songs by the great young singer known as MR. EXCITEMENT!"

Track listing for The Best of Wayne Newton (1967):

Side 1:
1. Danke Schoen
2. Bill Bailey
3. Laura Lee
4. I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover
5. After the Laughter
6. Wiederseh'n

Side 2:
1. Summer Wind
2. Days of Wine and Roses
3. Apple Blossom Time
4. Games That Lovers Play
5. You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You

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Delete any unwanted object from your photo, such as extra power-line, people, text... The program will automatically inpaint the selected area to erase it.

Inpaint reconstructs the selected image area from the pixel near the area boundary. Inpaint may be used to remove undesirable objects from still images.If some unexpected object spoils an otherwise good photograph, Inpaint may be used to remove it. Simply select the object. No need for fiddly messing about with the clone tool!

It is alarmingly simple to use. Draw a selection around the object you wish to remove from the picture, and run smart remove selection. Inpaint will fill the selection area with intelligently generated texture drawn from the surrounding image data.

Inpaint reconstructs the selected image area from the pixel near the area boundary. Inpaint may be used to remove dust and scratches from a scanned photo, or to remove undesirable objects from still images.

Minimal System Requirements
Microsoft Windows XP or higher
2000 MHz processor
256 MB RAM
No hardware acceleration is required.

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