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BMW : Z8 One Owner ONE OWNER COLLECTORS LOW MILES EXCELLENT CONDITION $112,000.00

Ferrari : 550 550Maranello 1997 FERRARI 550 MARANELLO RED TAN LOW MILES EXCELLENT! $84,500.00

Chevrolet : Corvette 2DR CPE Z06 Garage kept One owner Excellent condition Low miles $53,495.00

Ferrari : 360 2dr Converti 04 Ferrari 360 F1 Spider LOW MILES EXCELLENT CONDITION! $49,850.00

Ford : Mustang 2DR CPE GT 3dCarbon SEMA Show Car -Excellent Condition & Low Miles $43,995.00

Chevrolet : Camaro SS 396 375 HP. Only 43,000 original miles. Excellent car $40,000.00

Chevrolet : Camaro Z28 302, Excellent condition and only 50,000 original miles $40,000.00

1991 MONACO SIGNATURE 48K MILES EXCELLENT CONDITION $39,500.00

Porsche : 911 Turbo 07 997 TURBO 6SPD, EXCELLENT CONDITION, ONLY 17K MILES $39,100.00

BMW : 7-Series MAKE OFFER 2006 BMW 750LI*LOW MILES*EXCELLENT COND*CARFAX CERT!!!! $37,888.00

2006 Black F750 Excellent Condition, low miles MUST SEE $35,000.00

Lamborghini : Gallardo 04 GALLARDO, 6SPD, EXCELLENT, ONLY 12000 MILES $33,100.00

Mercedes-Benz : E-Class 4DR SDN 3.5L 08 4-matic awd P2 Keyless Go 25k miles excellent $32,500.00

Cadillac : XLR 06 XLR NAVIGATION BLACK/BLACK 48K MILES EXCELLENT KY $31,400.00

Dodge : Ram 3500 2WD MEGA CAB Diesel Tow package Low miles Excellent condition $29,995.00

Cadillac : Escalade 24K Miles Excellent! 100K Warranty! NO Reserve $29,900.00

Rolls-Royce : Silver Shadow  1973 SILVER SHADOW LOW MILES EXCELLENT CAR $29,900.00

Chevrolet : Silverado 1500 2WD CREW CAB Crew Cab Low miles One owner Excellent condition $26,995.00

GMC : Acadia FWD 4DR SLE Excellent condition One owner Low miles Warranty $26,959.00

Toyota : Camry XLE 10 Toyota Camry Demo Car Excellent Condition Low Miles $26,500.00

BMW : 3-Series 2007 BMW 328 XI AWD LOW MILES EXCELLENT CONDITION $25,995.00

Porsche : 911 Cabriolet Cabrio Artic Silver Excellent Condition Low Miles $25,911.00

Infiniti : FX FX35 Excellent Condition Blue Infiniti FX35 with LOW MILES $24,000.00

Ford : Other Pickups Dump Truck 2003 FORD F-550-DUMP TRUCK-EXCELLENT COND-LOW MILES !!! $23,888.00

Chevrolet : Impala EXCELLENT 1964 2 Door HT 91500 ori miles 283 V8 AWESOME $19,995.00

GMC : Sierra 3500 SIERRA 3500 DUMP TRUCK LOW MILES NEW TIRES EXCELLENT CONDITION $19,988.00

Chevrolet : Corvette 2DR CPE Convertible Excellent condition Low miles $19,250.00

Chevrolet : Silverado 1500 Silverado Chevrolet Silverado Excellent Conditon 27K miles. $17,000.00

Ford : F-150 XLT 2006 FORD F-150 XLT SUPERCREW EXCELLENT SHAPE LOW MILES $16,950.00

Cadillac : STS V8 Very Low miles Excellent Condition Clean Smoke free $16,500.00

Audi : A8 A8L QUATTRO SEDAN EXCELLENT Condition 76K miles $16,500.00

Acura : TSX NAV 6SP MT Low Miles Excellent Condition 1 owner + $2500 in extras $16,000.00

Jaguar : XJS LOW MILES! Last year, excellent CA car, runs perfectly $15,900.00

BMW : 7-Series 745i EXCELLENT CONDITION, LOW MILES, BLACK $15,100.00

BMW : M Roadster & Coupe 06 M ROADSTER, EXCELLENT CONDITION, ONLY 26000 MILES $15,000.00

Porsche : 911 GT3 07 GT3, LOADED, ONLY 7500 MILES!!! EXCELLENT CONDITION $15,000.00

Buick : Lacrosse CXL 2006 Low Miles Excellent Condition One Owner Like New $14,995.00

Ford : Mustang 2DR CPE GT Low miles Smoke free GT LEATHER Excellent condition $14,601.00

Chevrolet : Avalanche LS Immaculate Inside and Out - Low Miles - Excellent Cond. $14,600.00

Ford : F-150 XLT 2004 F-150 XLT Excellent Condition Very low Miles $14,000.00

Jeep : Wrangler 2DR SPORT 4x4 Low miles Excellent condition Tow package $12,995.00

Honda : CR-V EX 2003 Honda CRV AWD Low Miles Excellent Conditions $12,950.00

Harley-Davidson : Touring FLHTCUI 2005 ULTRA CLASSIC LOW MILES EXCELLENT COND. LOADED ! $12,500.00

Chevrolet : Corvette ZR1 C-4 90 ZR1 CHEVROLET CORVETTE EXCELLENT CONDITION 48K MILES $12,000.01

Mazda : Mazda6 SPORT 5 SPD Smoke free Clean Excellent condition Low miles $12,000.00

Mercedes-Benz : SL-Class 560SL Excellent condition, garage kept, 61,000 miles $12,000.00

Nissan : Versa Clean Low miles Must sell Excellent condition $11,500.00

Harley-Davidson : Touring FLHRI 1997 ROAD KING: RED PEARL. LOW, LOW MILES!! EXCELLENT!! $11,400.00

Pontiac : Grand Prix Excellent condition Very Low miles Smoke free Clean $11,000.00

Mazda : Mazda6 SPORT 5 SPD Smoke free Clean Excellent condition Low miles $11,000.00

Cadillac : CTS Sedan Sunroof Bose stereo Excellent condition Low miles $11,000.00

Volkswagen : Jetta JETTA GTI FRONT, IN LOW MILES,EXCELLENT CONDITION !!!! $10,995.00

Dodge : Caliber SXT Clean Excellent condition Must sell Low miles $10,900.00

Jeep : Liberty CRD Diesel *Excellent Condition! CRD! Sharp! RARE! Low Miles! 4x4* $10,100.00

Ford : Excursion xlt lifted 02 ford excursion lifted low miles excellent BIG SUV $10,100.00

Mercedes-Benz : 500-Series 2DR COUPE 50 500SL Excellent condition LOW MILES ONLY 22K SL $10,100.00

Nissan : Armada SE Low miles Excellent condition Warranty Must sell $10,000.00

Ford : F-150 XL-TRITON Truck in excellent condition, 80,360 miles. $10,000.00

Cadillac : CTS NO RESERVE 8660- 2003 CADILLAC CTS Looks/Runs Excellent LOW MILES $9,600.00

1994 Fleetwood Jamboree Rally Excellent Cond Low Miles! $9,000.00

Dodge : Ram Van B250 109" WB Handicap Van, Low miles,One owner, Excellent condition $8,900.00

Mazda : MX-5 Miata 2003 MX-5 Mazda Miata LS-1 owner, low miles - Excellent $8,500.00

Suzuki : Hayabusa GSX1300R LIMITED EDITION HAYABUSA ONLY 5K MILES EXCELLENT COND $8,375.00

Porsche : 928 S4 1989 PORSCHE 928 S4, EXCELLENT CONDITION, 71K MILES!!! $8,300.00

Moto Guzzi : Griso 8V Moto Guzzi 8V Griso-Excellent condition with 980 miles! $8,000.00

Porsche : 911 Carrera 1992 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet, EXCELLENT LOW MILES $7,900.00

Chevrolet : C/K Pickup 2500 LS Crew Cab 2000 HD 2500,LS 454 7.4 L, low miles, Excellent Cond $7,600.00

Mercedes-Benz : S-Class Collectors Low miles Clean Excellent condition $7,500.00

Lincoln : Town Car Excellent condition Low miles Must sell $7,500.00

Toyota : Camry LX Excellent condition- low miles, sharp looking Camry $7,500.00

BMW : Z3 Z3 *ONLY 55k Miles! Fully Serviced! Excellent Cond! FL $7,300.00

Jaguar : XJ8 2002 JAGUAR XJ8 ALPINE STEREO EXCELLENT 92K MILES $7,250.00

Mercedes-Benz : 300-Series DIESEL 300TD TURBODIESEL WAGON 158K MILES EXCELLENT CONDITION $7,000.00

Pontiac Aztek 2003 Pontiac Aztek w/only 40k miles,EXCELLENT condition $6,999.00

F-450 SUPERDUTY BUCKET TK 50,367 MILES EXCELLENT COND!! $6,600.00

Pontiac : Firebird Firebird 1997 Trans Am, Loaded, excellent Condition, Low Miles $6,550.00

Lexus : RX 300 LOW MILES EXCELLENT CONDITION LUXURY AT ITS FINEST!!!! $6,200.00

Infiniti : G35 2DR CPE AUTO Excellent condition Clean Low miles Garage kept G35 $6,100.00

Toyota : Tacoma Low Miles, DVD, Excellent Conditions Must go Cheap !!! $5,950.00

BMW : R-Series 1998 BMW R1200CA w/ABS low miles, excellent condition $5,600.00

Suzuki : Intruder 2003 Suzuki Intruder1500 VL 5800 miles excellent cond. $5,200.00

Ford : Excursion XLT 4WD XLT 4X4 ONE FLORIDA OWNER EXCELLENT CONDITION LOW MILES $5,100.00

Suzuki 4DR JLX 4WD Clean Low miles Must sell Excellent condition 4x4SUZUKI $5,100.00

Harley-Davidson : Sportster Black Sportster Sport excellent condition low miles $5,000.00

Harley-Davidson : Sportster 1200 Custom XL 1200 Custom 4,666 miles. Excellent condition $5,000.00

Pontiac : G6 Like New 2010 Pontiac G6 4-door. ONLY 3280 Miles. Excellent $5,000.00

Toyota : Corolla ce 1 owner super low miles 49000 runs excellent warrantee $4,950.00

Kawasaki : ZZR 07 ZZR 600 ONLY 1200 MILES LIKE NEW EXCELLENT CONDITION $4,900.00

Pontiac : Grand Prix PONTIAC GRAND PRIX EXCELLENT CONDITION 94K MILES $4,000.00

Chrysler : Sebring LXi Excellent car + Low Miles $4,000.00

Honda : Civic Ex 2002,03,04 Honda Civic Ex 31K Low Miles Excellent!!! $4,000.00

Chrysler : PT Cruiser Excellent Condition, Low Miles, Touring Edition $3,850.00

Mini : Mini Cooper 06 One owner Low miles Excellent condition Smoke free $3,050.00

Toyota : Corolla 4DR SDN VE A World Car, Excellent condition, Low miles, One owner LE $3,050.00

Dodge : Caliber SXT Sport $porty $avings! Low Miles! Sharp! Excellent Condition! $3,025.00

Ford : E-Series Van 12 passenger Van ,excellent condition,low miles clean $3,000.00

Lincoln : Town Car 1978 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXCELLENT!!! 55,000 MILES! $2,999.95

Kawasaki : Z1000 2006 BLUE KAWASAKI Z1000 EXCELLENT CONDITION LOW MILES! $2,700.00

Ford : Focus SES CLEAR/REBUILT TITLE, EXCELLENT CONDITION, LOW MILES $2,650.00

Toyota : Camry 4dr Sedan Excellent condition Low miles NO RECALLS and WE FINANCE $2,500.00

Free to Be You and Me $13.02 Movie DVD...

Excellent Distraction $0.01 Contemporary Jazz Violinist Miles Stiebel Releases Excellent Distraction From Presidential galas to celebrations for foreign dignitaries, Miles Stiebel is one of the most requested performers in the special events industry. But don't let this distract you from this band leader's progressive musicality. In his second release, Miles Stiebel has created an Excellent Distraction for the sophistic...

Getaway $19.95 Mike Aiken's new CD release offers a slice of the cruising life, with a tantalizing hint of the islands. Norfolk-based singer-songwriter Mike Aiken has sailed from Cape Breton to the Caribbean, with plenty of stops in between, including his most recent layover at Rebel Marine on Willoughby Spit outside of Norfolk, Virginia. There in the belly of the 'Bay Queen', he has set up a studio where he pr...

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines $7.29 IN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE 20TH CENTURY, A BRITISH NEWSPAPEROFFERS A PRIZE FOR THE WINNER OF A CROSS CHANNEL AIR RACE WHICH BRINGS FLYERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. THERE ARE MANY SUB-PLOTS AS THE FLYERS JOCKEY FOR POSITION AND THE AFFECTIONS OF VARIOUS WOMEN....

Follow Me, Boys! $6.47 Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Release Date: 12/26/2008 Rating: G...

The Ultimate UK Cycle Route Planner - Map: 16, 500 Plus Miles of Signed Leisure Routes $9.95 For the first time all of the UK's signed cycle routes are brought together on one map. Using the outstanding quality and detail of Times Comprehensive Atlas mapping, route networks such as Sustrana' National Cycle Network and the National Byway are traced, together with details of their status to let cyclists know what to expect - traffic free or on road - as well as planned future routes. Other ...

Over the Hills and Back for Tea: A Record of the Ancient Highways Within 30 Miles of the Haworth/Hebden Bridge Area ...

Preparing for Marriage : An Excellent Practical Preparation for Couples Getting Ready to Say I Do $39.95 ...

Four Generations of Miles: A Live Tribute to Miles $16.98 Four Generations of Miles is an unusual tribute to Miles Davis, featuring a quartet made up of alumni from four different editions of the trumpeter's bands, while omitting keyboards and trumpet entirely. Drummer Jimmy Cobb, tenor saxophonist George Coleman, bassist Ron Carter, and guitarist Mike Stern concentrate almost exclusively on the 1950s repertoire of Davis, excepting Ron Carter's somewhat abstract, R&B-flavored "81," which is from the mid-'60s. Stern's sparse accompaniment for Coleman in "All Blues" works surprising well in place of a piano, while the percolating take of "On Green Dolphin Street" will get a listener's feet patting. Coleman's soulful playing is the centerpiece of a lush treatment of "Blue in Green." Carter and Cobb provide a superb foundation for the soloists throughout this live recording. The creativity and musicianship throughout this excellent tribute make it stand head and shoulders above most such efforts. ~ Ken Dryden, All Music GuidePerformers: Ron Carter - Bass (Acoustic); Jimmy Cobb - Drums; Mike Stern - Guitar (Electric)

Miles $13.98 For more than forty years Miles Davis has been in the front rank of American music. Universally acclaimed as a musical genius, Miles is one of the most important and influential musicians in the world. The subject of several biographies, now Miles speaks out himself about his extraordinary life.Miles: The Autobiography, like Miles himself, holds nothing back. For the first time Miles talks about his five-year silence. He speaks frankly and openly about his drug problem and how he overcame it. He condemns the racism he has encountered in the music business and in American society generally. And he discusses the women in his life. But above all, Miles talks about music and musicians, including the legends he has played with over the years: Bird, Dizzy, Monk, Trane, Mingus, and many others.The man who has given us some of the most exciting music of the past few decades has now given us a compelling and fascinating autobiography, featuring a concise discography and thirty-two pages of photographs.

Compact Jazz: Miles Davis $11.98 While the majority of Miles Davis' work can be found on Blue Note, Prestige, and Columbia, there are still several loose ends to account for from both his own dates and sessions he did as a sideman. This edition of the budget Compact Jazz series rounds up a few of them with some classic Charlie Parker sides from 1951, several cuts taken from Davis' soundtrack to Louis Malle's 1957 film, Ascenseur Pour L'Echafaud, and a 1958 all-star date arranged and conducted by Michel Legrand. Starting off with four excellent samples from the Legrand date that also featured Coltrane and Bill Evans, the bulk of the disc is taken up by ten tracks from Davis' noirishly cool Malle soundtrack. The remainder is comprised of four of the trumpeter's best cuts with Parker, including "Au Privave," "K.C. Blues," and "Star Eyes." Maybe a bit of mishmash, Davis' Compact Jazz turn still offers listeners a quality sampler of some of the jazz innovator's more obscure work. ~ Stephen Cook, All Music GuidePerformers: Cees Schrama - Sequencing; Eddie Costa - Vibraphone; Betty Glamann - Harp; Walter Bishop, Jr. - Piano; Paul Chambers - Bass; Kenny Clarke - Drums; John Coltrane - Sax (Tenor); Miles Davis - Trumpet; Kenny Dennis - Drums; Bill Evans - Piano; Barry Galbraith - Guitar; Teddy Kotick - Bass; Herbie Mann - Flute; Pierre Michelot - Bass; Charlie Parker - Sax (Alto);

A Hundred Miles an Hour 1978-1989 $19.98 Roy Loney was the lead singer with the Flamin' Groovies until he walked out on the band in 1971, and he took a good share of their rock action with him -- when the Groovies re-emerged in 1976 under the leadership of founding guitarist Cyril Jordan, their frenetic rockabilly and blues-infused approach was gone in favor of a British Invasion-styled pop sound that was often beautiful but no match for the original in terms of sheer power. Anyone who wondered what had happened to the band's frantic energy only had to turn to Roy Loney's first solo album, 1979's Out After Dark, which sounded like a slightly updated version of the sound the Flamin' Groovies were reaching for on their masterful 1971 album, Teenage Head. Loney cut a handful of solo albums ranging from good to great after returning to action in the late '70s (and is still cutting great stuff in the new millennium), but most of those discs are unfortunately out of print, so the record collectors at Australia's Raven Records have cherry-picked the highlights from six different Loney releases for the compilation A Hundred Miles an Hour 1978-1989. On top of being a great rock & roll belter with no fear of pushing himself into the red zone, Loney is a fine songwriter with a wildly idiosyncratic sense of humor, and not many roots rockers would have come up with anything like the big city rant "Scum City," the libidinous "Neat Petite," or the tongue-in-cheek hipster anthem "Panic to a Manic Degree." Most of these cuts feature a few other former Groovies backing Loney (including drummer Danny Mihm, bassist George Alexander, and guitarist Tim Lynch -- Cyril Jordan even pops up on two cuts), and while these sessions were cut for small labels that couldn't always give Loney the studio time and production smarts his songs deserved, when Loney and his sidemen kick into fourth gear the occasionally thin production can be easily forgiven as Loney's full-bodied voice fills the playing field. The Flamin' Groovies' catalog has been extensively reissued in recent years, but most of Loney's solo work remains unfortunately hard to find, and A Hundred Miles an Hour is an excellent stopgap until his work starts getting the treatment it deserves; those who wonder what became of Loney after he quit the Flamin' Groovies should do themselves a favor and pick up this profile of a natural born rock & roll genius in action. ~ Mark Deming, All Music GuidePerformers: James Campbell - Vocals (Background); Rick Estrin - Harmonica; Kenny Johnson - Vocals (Background); John Kaldor - Guitar (Rhythm);

Ten Miles from Winnemucca $3.48 Hiding in an Idaho canyon -- with only an old red Jeep to call home -- Martin J. Miller needs a few things. The top three items on his list are:FOOD FLASHLIGHT LAUNDROMATThe last three are:TOOTHPASTE PHONETRUST FUNDBut with no trust fund in sight, Marty's relying on his:EXCELLENT PLANNING SKILLS NATIVE WITQUIRKY SENSE OF HUMORwhile he decides if he'd be better off returning home to his:NEWLY REMARRIED MOTHER COFFEE-TABLE-COLLECTING STRPFATHERH0STILE STEPBROTHEROn second thought, life hiding out in a canyon is looking pretty good....

Albert Hammond/99 Miles from L.A. $18.05 BGO's two-fer of Albert Hammond and 99 Miles from LA rounds up the two albums that Albert Hammond recorded after the success of 1973's "It Never Rains in Southern California." Where that single and the album of the same name were big hits, the 1974 Albert Hammond and 1975's 99 Miles from LA were modest hits, along the lines of his 1973 follow-up to "Southern California," "The Free Electric Band": the albums themselves didn't chart on Billboard, but the 1974 LP brought a Top 40 single in the propulsive, Cat Stevens-like "I'm a Train," the title track from 99 Miles from L.A did well on the adult contemporary charts while barely squeaking onto the Hot 100. Success of course is not necessarily a measure of artistic quality, and both of these records are strong, ambitious affairs even when they're quite pop. Albert Hammond displays a heavy Paul Simon influence in how Hammond incorporates Caribbean rhythms and writes stark folk-rock: "Dime Queen of Nevada" is a dead-ringer for "Mother and Child Reunion," while "I Don't Wanna Die in an Air Disaster" recalls "Duncan" so strongly it's fortunate that Hammond didn't sequence these two back-to-back, since that's the only way they'd echo Paul Simon even more.Of these two sides, the Caribbean flavor has a bigger presence here: "Everything I Want to Do" rides a chant-along steel drum chorus quite cheerfully, as does the light-as-air "The Girl They Call the Cool Breeze," while "We're Running Out" bounces along on a white reggae beat and these sunkissed songs are balanced by contemplative introspection ("New York City Here I Come") and dramatic symphonic pop with a nearly cinematic pull ("Half a Million Miles from Home"), along with songs that split the difference between these two extremes (the quite excellent soft rock sweep of "Names, Tags, Numbers and Labels" and "Candle Light, Sweet Candle Light"). At times, it seems like Hammond is in conflict with himself since the sunny world pop doesn't mesh with the introspection or the symphonic pop, but it does make for an interesting listen as it vacillates between nearly bubblegum pop and weighty, almost too-ambitious songs. 99 Miles from L.A. doesn't have the problem of shifting tones: Hammond abandons the flirtation with Caribbean rhythms as well as the darker introspection and makes a lush, easy rolling Californian soft rock album that screams 1975 in its warm, gentle pastel tones created with strings, harmonies, fuzz tones, saxophones and the mild disco rhythms that drive "Lay the Music Down." Which isn't to say that Hammond has abandoned serious subjects, as the title "A Job Is a Home to a Homeless Man" suggests, or even the friendly hippie good vibes of "Love Isn't Love Till You Give It Away" proves -- he's just united it under the warm umbrella of soft rock. This makes for a more consistent album sonically, and his writing is more consistent as well; it may not be as ambitious as "I Don't Wanna Die in an Air Disaster" but it's more successful, capturing his m

Miles de Voces en Vivo $13.98 Regrettably, many regional Mexican artists will go their entire careers without recording a live album. They know that radio stations are mainly interested in studio recordings, and their labels fear that only the artist's most hardcore fans will purchase a live album. But thankfully, the lack of a live album isn't a problem for Conjunto Primavera; Miles de Voces en Vivo documents their appearance at a Mexican Independence Day concert in Chihuahua, Mexico, on September 16, 2004. Primavera's set isn't strictly a play-the-hits show. The norteño/grupero/Latin pop outfit does perform some of its major hits, including "Ave Cautiva," "Adiós, Adiós Amor," and "Hazme Olvidarla." But because Primavera's set was part of a Mexican Independence Day celebration, this CD is really about more than Conjunto Primavera -- it becomes a celebration of Mexican culture in general, and performances of Mexican standards like Gilberto Parra Paz's "Que Dios Te Perdone" and José Alfredo Jiménez's "Ella" are an excellent way for Primavera to enjoy September 16 (a day that celebrates Mexico's independence from Spanish rule just as July 4 celebrates U.S. independence from British rule). Some fans will be disappointed to learn that the ballad "Perdoname Mi Amor" -- a major hit for Primavera in 2002 -- isn't performed. As many hits as Primavera has had over the years, one doesn't expect Miles de Voces en Vivo to be all-inclusive -- but did "Perdoname Mi Amor" have to be omitted? Another complaint: the concert's date and location aren't listed in the credits; one has to dig around on the Internet to find that information. But all things considered, Miles de Voces en Vivo is a rewarding document of Primavera on-stage -- one that isn't recommended to casual listeners but will definitely please Primavera's sizable group of hardcore fans. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music GuidePerformers: Malcolm Harper - Mezcla; Gabriel Zavala - Mezcla

Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock $47.99 Reissue specialists Raven Records (Australia) -- co-founded by Oz Rock's human encyclopedia Glenn A. Baker -- have done a sterling job over the years of resurrecting great music from the past. This two-CD set (two and a half hours of playing time) is a proverbial cornucopia of intriguing, and largely forgotten, prog rock from some fine antipodean exponents of the genre. Actually, many of these artists found success in the mainstream Down Under, but Golden Miles showcases them in their more adventurous moments. The stylistic range across the album's 30 tracks is quite stunning, but certainly this is progressive rock -- just don't expect everything to sound like King Crimson. Ear-catching tracks include the jazz-slanted "Make Your Stash" by legendary Aussie rockers Daddy Cool (best known for their rock & roll anthem "Eagle Rock"), the Zappa-ish "Make It Begin" by Sons of the Vegetal Mother (also fronted by Daddy Cool singer Ross Wilson), and the quaking "'Til My Death" by avant-garde metallurgists Buffalo (from their landmark 1973 album, Volcanic Rock). But the curio of curios is "Seasons of Change" by Fraternity, a tuneful, psychedelic folk-rock number sung by none other than a pre-AC/DC Bon Scott. Excellent liner notes include a capsule bio (written by Ian McFarlane) on each band and an overview of the period (from Baker). Probably of most interest to collectors, aficionados, and those who personally remember this musical chapter of yore, many casual listeners will also find Golden Miles very entertaining fare. ~ Adrian Zupp, All Music Guide

A Proper Introduction to Miles Davis: Enigma $9.98 Great Britain's Proper imprint has been releasing terrific multi-disc boxed collections by many major artists in the genres of jazz, blues, and country since the 1990s. On occasion, they've also issued double-disc retrospectives. These offerings have been long on detail in terms of not only volume, but great sound, accurate discographical information, and best of all, they retail at a very attractive price point. Which brings us to their single-disc series, "Proper Introduction To..." In this case, it's Miles Davis. The bottom line is that any single-disc collection attempting to offer a righteous introduction to the work of Miles is going to fall somewhat short. That makes sense since he was not only at the forefront of so many different periods in jazz, but he also either created them or was a founding father, at the very least. This 16-cut set showcases Miles mainly in his early days as a leader, recorded for Prestige, though there are a couple of sides he cut for Blue Note and one with his first real boss, Charlie Parker. Brilliant artists such as Sonny Rollins, Walter Bishop, Jr., Jackie McLean, Jimmy and Percy Heath, Max Roach, Tommy Potter, Art Blakey, Oscar Pettiford, and Kenny Clarke all accompany Davis here in various places. The music is either solid bebop or early hard bop, and all of it is pre-Coltrane or Gil Evans. That said, while this isn't any kind of a definitive collection, all of the sides here, if you don't already have them, make excellent cases for investigating this early period more deeply, since there is nary a track of music during the Prestige years that isn't worth hearing. This is all inspired, most of it quite fiery, and brilliantly executed not just by the soloists, but by the various ensembles as well. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music GuidePerformers: Walter Bishop, Jr. - Piano; Art Blakey - Drums; Kenny Clarke - Drums; Gil Coggins - Piano; Miles Davis - Trumpet; Jimmy Heath - Sax (Tenor); Percy Heath - Bass; J. Alan Johnson - Trombone; Philly Joe Jones - Drums;

60 Hikes within 60 Miles $14.98 With its famed foothills, historic Mother Lode region, and picturesque delta, California's capital and its surrounding area are an excellent hiking destination. But where to begin? Using author Jordan Summers' careful, hiking-based research, this useful guide introduces area residents and visitors to an array of the best day-hikes — from casual riverside nature walks to rugged foothill treks — within roughly an hour’s drive of the city. The book's detailed descriptions help hikers choose routes with concise, at-a-glance information that highlights details such as location, access, directions, distances, and scenery. There's also preparation advice to help hikers get the most from each outing. Extensive and precise maps, descriptive text, a wealth of black-and-white photos, and trailhead coordinates guide hikers on their way and keep them on-route.

Miles, Darius $36.07 Miles, Darius Signed 8x10

Miles de Voces en Vivo [CD & DVD] $16.98 Regrettably, many regional Mexican artists will go their entire careers without recording a live album. They know that radio stations are mainly interested in studio recordings, and their labels fear that only the artist's most hardcore fans will purchase a live album. But thankfully, the lack of a live album isn't a problem for Conjunto Primavera; Miles de Voces en Vivo documents their appearance at a Mexican Independence Day concert in Chihuahua, Mexico, on September 16, 2004. Primavera's set isn't strictly a play-the-hits show. The norteño/grupero/Latin pop outfit does perform some of its major hits, including "Ave Cautiva," "Adiós, Adiós Amor," and "Hazme Olvidarla." But because Primavera's set was part of a Mexican Independence Day celebration, this CD is really about more than Conjunto Primavera -- it becomes a celebration of Mexican culture in general, and performances of Mexican standards like Gilberto Parra Paz's "Que Dios Te Perdone" and José Alfredo Jiménez's "Ella" are an excellent way for Primavera to enjoy September 16 (a day that celebrates Mexico's independence from Spanish rule just as July 4 celebrates U.S. independence from British rule). Some fans will be disappointed to learn that the ballad "Perdoname Mi Amor" -- a major hit for Primavera in 2002 -- isn't performed. As many hits as Primavera has had over the years, one doesn't expect Miles de Voces en Vivo to be all-inclusive -- but did "Perdoname Mi Amor" have to be omitted? Another complaint: the concert's date and location aren't listed in the credits; one has to dig around on the Internet to find that information. But all things considered, Miles de Voces en Vivo is a rewarding document of Primavera on-stage -- one that isn't recommended to casual listeners but will definitely please Primavera's sizable group of hardcore fans. [A CD/DVD version was also released.] ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

Miles to Miles: In the Spirit of Miles Davis $17.98 The award-winning producer/composer/keyboardist/synthesizer arranger Jason Miles pays tribute to one of his major influences, the legendary trumpeter Miles Davis. With Miles to Miles a 12-track disc featuring symbolic titles that recognize some of Davis' exquisite tastes, Jason Miles has created a masterful musical program that is resplendent with both the spirit and creative vibe of the legendary trumpeter. Jason Miles' masterful programming and synth arrangements expand the musical ideas into an otherworldly realm that was unheard of during Davis' modal period and reign with arranger/orchestrator Gil Evans in the late '50s and early '60s. The songs here are truly 21st century concepts. The set opens with "Ferrari," a reference to Davis' red motorcar and the high-speed drive that the two musicians took up the Pacific coast. The energetic rhythms capture this trip's velocity as saxophonist Michael Brecker adds an angular melody line over the electronic funk. DJ Logic's turntables add extra dimensions and colors. "Butter Pecan" is a take on the trumpeter's love of butter pecan ice cream. This track is great and features an overdubbed sax section played by Gerald Albright and a solo by Adam Holtzman. One of the brightest spots on this amazing recording is "Flamenco Sketches,"the Spanish-influenced song from Davis' classic 1959 album titled Kind of Blue. With updated lyrics and instrumental stylings written to the melodies of Davis' and John Coltrane's original solos, and guest appearances from pianist Keiko Matsui and guitarist Marc Antoine, this song comes alive with the beauty and spirit of Davis' genius. Miles to Miles was inspired by the first time Jason Miles ever met Miles Davis, who sketched a little stick figure on a note pad and autographed it "Miles to Miles" with a little trumpet. With the addition of some of contemporary jazz's most in-demand musicians, these 12 musical stories tell a tale of their creativity, inspiration, and friendship, and aptly demonstrate Jason Miles' capabilities as a true innovator. ~ Paula Edelstein, All Music GuidePerformers: Roger Blanc - Chart; Dean Brown - Chart, Guitar; Graham Haynes - Ambience, Cornet; Romero Lubambo - Chart, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals; Jason Miles - Chart, Drums, Fender Rhodes, Hammond B3, Keyboards, Organ, Organ (Hammond), Sampling, Synthesizer Bass, Wurlitzer; DJ Log

A Few Miles from Memphis [Bonus Tracks] $11.98 When record labels like Prestige release two albums on one CD, it's a great bargain for music fans. A Few Miles from Memphis combines the album of the same name and Rakin' and Scrapin', both recorded by pianist Harold Mabern in 1968. On the first set he's joined by tenors George Coleman and Buddy Terry, bassist Bill Lee, and drummer Walter Perkins for a bluesy, rhythm-filled set featuring familiar fare like "A Treat for Bea" and fun originals like "Walkin' Back." There's also the odd inclusion of "There's a Kind of Hush," a pop song that comes out sounding like an old standard here. The second set includes a similar setup but inserts trumpeter Blue Mitchell into the lineup and brings drummer Hugh Walker on board. There's a nice take on "Rakin' and Scrapin'" with some great solo work by Mitchell and Coleman, and a solid version of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine." Mabern's piano work is excellent on both albums, whether building the rhythmic base that keeps these pieces in motion or offering energetic solos. Despite the small changes between sets, these two albums easily flow into one another and offer a nice, 75-minute portrait of Mabern in 1968. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford Jr., All Music GuidePerformers: Bill Lee - Double Bass; George Coleman - Sax (Tenor); Harold Mabern - Piano, Piano (Electric); Blue Mitchell - Trumpet; Walter Perkins - Drums; Buddy Terry - Sax (Tenor); Hugh Walker - Drums

Miles Errant (Miles Vorkosigan Adventures) $12.98 Miles Errant (Miles Vorkosigan Adventures) by Lois McMaster Bujold Published in 2002 by Baen

Miles Mcginty $12.98 Miles Mcginty by Tom Gilling Published in 2001 by The Text Publishing Company

Dr. Miles $3.48 Dr. Miles : The Life of Dr. Franklin Lawrence Miles (1845-1929) (Indiana) by Martha M. Pickrell Published in 1999 by Guild Press of Indiana

Miles Ahead $3.48 Miles Ahead : Devotions from Older Adults by Peirskalla, and Carol Spargo Published in 2001 by Judson Press

Measured Miles $23.98 Measured Miles : More Thought Than Poetry by Robert Webster Published in 2001 by 1st Books Library

Miles Davis $4.98 Miles Davis : An Impact Biography (Impact Biographies) by George R. Crisp Reprint Published in 1997 by Franklin Watts

Miles to Go $6.98 Miles to Go : Aging in Rural Virginia (Age Studies) by Susan Garrett Published in 1998 by University of Virginia Press

Miles and Flora $3.98 Miles and Flora : A Sequel to "The Turn of the Screw" by Hilary Bailey Published in 1997 by Pocket Books

Most Excellent $3.48 Most Excellent : Clown Pb (Most Excellent Book Of...) by Katie Roden Published in 1996 by Copper Beech

Miles College $15.98 Emerging from post-Civil War America, Miles College was formally founded in 1905 by the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. Efforts to found the college began in 1898 as part of the struggle to create equal educational opportunities for Birmingham's African-American middle class and expanding working class. Since then, the collegehas aimed to develop students intellectually, ethically, and spiritually and has remained affiliated with its founder. Originally chartered as Miles Memorial College, in honor of Bishop William H. Miles, the name of the college was changed by the trustees in 1941 to its current name, Miles College.The four-year, liberal arts Historically Black College(HBCU) is currently located in Fairfield, Alabama,six miles west of downtown Birmingham. In recentyears, the college has had an annual enrollment ofover 1,700. The close relationship Miles Collegeestablished with the community is stillmaintained today.

Inch and Miles $13.48 Inch and Miles have one last assignment before summer vacation begins. Their wise teacher, Mr. Wooden, has asked them the meaning of success. Using a magic silver whistle, Inch and Miles set out on a journey to discover the blocks of the Pyramid of Success and learn how to try 100 percent to be their personal best.

Miles Apart $12.98 Miles Apart : As I Remember My Irish Childhood...from There to Here--a Memoir by Agnes B. Cagney Published in 2006 by Vantage Press

The Excellent Wife $9.98 The Excellent Wife : A Biblical Perspective - Study Guide by Martha Peace Revised Published in 1998 by Focus Publishing, Incorporated

Getting to Excellent $22.98 Getting to Excellent : How to Create Better Schools by Judith A. Langer Published in 2004 by Teachers College Press

Miles Kurosky $68 Miles Kurosky tickets available at TicketsNow.com, the worlds largest source for premium event tickets. Venue: The Waiting Room, City: Papillion, State: NE, Date: 4/3/2010, Time: 9:00 PM

Mellow Miles $12.98 Performers: Miles Davis - Trumpet

Contemporary hotel just 12 miles from London - 4* - Surrey $50 The perfect hotel for business or leisure. The hotel boasts an excellent location in Croydon, easily accessible from central London by rail or road it is also close to several popular family attractions. A choice of dining options are available.

Dare To Be Excellent $3.98 Dare To Be Excellent : Case Studies of Software Engineering Practices That Work by Jarvis, and Alka / Hayes, and Linda J./ Jarvis, and Alka/ Hayes, and Linda J. 1st Published in 1998 by Prentice Hall PTR

DAVIS,MILES: BALLAD ARTISTRY OF MILES $7.98 Compilation producers: Ken Kahn, Pete Welding.Miles Davis was one of jazz's great minimalists. Over the years, he refined his sound to the point where he could say more with a single note than with a series of phrases. Legend has it that when Coltrane inquired about a good way to end a solo, Miles replied "Take the horn out of your mouth, Trane." It's this sensibility that made Miles such a great ballad player.Though in later years, he ventured into ballad format with less frequency, these earlier recordings find him fully willing to test the downtempo waters. The unhurried lyricism of his legato lines on "How Deep is the Ocean" is downright stirring. The perfect, angular phrases Miles lays down over the easy swing of "Israel" are the definition of taste. While some of the tunes here are a touch too fast to be technically considered ballads, this offbeat collection of Miles' more muted work offers a valuable glimpse at an important facet of his talent.

Miles of Heart $29.48 When Del Moreno Drive buddies gathered in May 1970 to decide the street?s premier ?Hearts? player, little did they know their tournament would continue another four decades. Miles of Heart: The Story of the Dan DeAngelo Invitational Hearts Tournament is the ongoing saga of lifelong friends reuniting annually for a ?Hearts Tournament??a poignant tale of enduring friendship among men who march to different drums yet remain forever bonded through the ?tourney.? Miles of Heart follows these ?boomers? from adolescence into middle age as they relive their youth through weekends of frivolity and set aside personal triumphs and crises in becoming ?boys? again. Anybody that remains close to lifelong friends?or wish they had?will enjoy Miles of Heart.

Excellent Women $12.48 Excellent Women is one of Barbara Pym?s richest and most amusing high comedies. Mildred Lathbury is a clergyman?s daughter and a mild-mannered spinster in 1950s England. She is one of those ?excellent women,? the smart, supportive, repressed women who men take for granted. As Mildred gets embroiled in the lives of her new neighbors?anthropologist Helena Napier and her handsome, dashing husband, Rocky, and Julian Malory, the vicar next door?the novel presents a series of snapshots of human life as actually, and pluckily, lived in a vanishing world of manners and repressed desires.

Miles Song $3.98 The year is 1851. Miles is a servant in training in the luxurious Tillery mansion. But when he is caught looking into an open book, he is sent to the fields where he learns what it really means to be a slave. There, he also meets Elijah, who secretly teaches him to read and entices him with stories of the land of freedom up North.

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