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Heart Beat and Guitar Hero Set by M.J. Lew Image Sizes 12" x 24" Paper Sizes 12" x 24" Fine Art Reproductions on High Quality Art Paper. Retails for $32.00 or more.

The Rush 'Starman' Rock Iconz statue is a limited edition collectible, created by KnuckleBonz. The Starman figure stands approximately 12" tall and is painted in a hi-gloss silver paint in front of the red/black star to deliver a 3D version of the iconic Rush logo. The statue comes with a certificate of authenticity. The figure is officially licensed through Rush and Anthem Entertainment. KnuckleBonz creates hi-end sculpture that features the most highly influential artist in rock music. The Rush 'Starman' figure is the first interpretation of album art in the KnuckleBonz Rock Iconz Limited Edition Sculpture series.

Limited Edition to 500 sets worldwideNow includes a free gift! - You get an extra loose duplicate pick!This exceptional quality collectors piece is a beautiful glossy print with watercolor effect is a piece of digital art including a permanently embossed matching guitar pick display of John Lennon of The Beatles.The image is taken from an original piece of digital artwork, so if you look closely you will see that it looks as if it was hand painted!The image is also repeated on a genuine and fully functional plastic guitar pick attached to the display. The pick is medium gauge and the image is permanently printed onto it.The signature is a reprint taken from a genuine hand signed item and printed onto the display.The signature is certified as being printed from an original. It will include a sticker of authentication from checkmysig.co.uk which can be placed on the reverse of the item once it has been framed.The glossy photo card display size is a standard A5 (148mm x 210mm or 5.83" x 8.27" inches), 260 GSM thick, high resolution print perfect for matting and framing!This rare limited display makes a wonderful gift and is a very unique collectors item!Members of the UACC (Universal Autograph Collectors Club) Autograph Arcade #8714.Shipping & Handling to include: USPS First-Class Mail Parcel with Delivery Confirmation (US tracking only), as well as (1) Plastic Protector Sleeve to ensure picture safety. (1) RIGID PHOTO MAILER for further product safety.International Shipping USPS First-Class International Parcel Mail.

While imprisoned for causing a death in a bar fight, Vince Everett takes to singing, and when paroled enters the music industry to eventually become a

Elvis Presley's third and best film is this musical romp released in 1957, just as the Big "E" was reaching the peak of his hip-swiveling pre-army success. Filmed in ultra-cool black and white, the movie stars Elvis as a good ol' boy who saves a woman from an assault but kills her attacker, so he's convicted of manslaughter and sent to jail. While doing time he takes up the guitar and becomes a singing sensation, ready for the big time when he's finally released. He becomes a big star but his inflated ego gets him into trouble with his former cellmate and his new girlfriend. Short on plot but heavy on rock & roll, this EP classic features such hit songs as "Treat Me Nice," "Baby, I Don't Care," "Don't Leave Me Now," and, of course, the classic title song, performed in an elaborate jailhouse number that Elvis choreographed himself. This is Elvis in all his big-screen glory, and the movie's upbeat ending made it a huge success during its original release. --Jeff Shannon

Limited edition holiday collection features six songs, including "Silent Night", "Last Christmas" and "Christmases When You Were Mine"! Track listing: 1. Last Christmas 2. Christmases When You Were Mine 3. Santa Baby 4. Silent Night 5. Christmas Must Be Something More 6. White Christmas

Live at Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix's headlining appearance at the most famous festival in rock music history, is rivaled only by his set at Monterey Pop for sheer legendary status. But the two are very different. The rock guitarist was a virtual unknown in America when he delivered his literally incendiary performance at Monterey in 1967. A little more than two years later he was an established star, picked to close this mammoth three-day show (he was slated to appear on Sunday night, but weather and various snafus pushed that to Monday morning). Introduced as the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Hendrix quickly corrects that to Gypsy Sun and Rainbows, with original drummer Mitch Mitchell and new bassist Billy Cox augmented by two percussionists and a second guitarist (all three are for the most part inaudible, subsumed in the great sonic wash of Hendrix's wailing guitar and Mitchell's thrashing drums). The music had changed, too. Hendrix had started moving away from the format of short, poppy songs with the Electric Ladyland album, and while he still plays "Purple Haze," "Foxey Lady," and "Fire," much of the emphasis in this lengthy set is on extended jamming. Not all of it works, but when it does--as on "Spanish Castle Magic" and a sped-up "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)," which leads into the feedback-drenched re-imagining of "The Star-Spangled Banner"--the performance takes off. Little more than a year later, Jimi Hendrix, still regarded as the greatest rock guitarist ever, would be dead. --Sam Graham

Studio: Uni Dist Corp (music) Release Date: 10/03/2006

"I've never seen a woman who was more like a man," a character observes of Vienna (Joan Crawford), who has just opened a saloon that hasn't exactly endeared itself to the local townspeople. Emma (Mercedes McCambridge), the local sexually repressed, lynch-happy harpy, is particularly displeased. Vienna is wooed both by the Dancin' Kid (Scott Brady) and by Johnny Guitar (Sterling Hayden), a peripatetic tough guy-turned-troubadour with whom she has a past. When the Kid's gang (which includes Ernest Borgnine) decides to knock over the bank before heading to California, Emma wants just about everyone in sight on the business end of a rope. Nicolas Ray's 1954 epic was considered one of the downright strangest Westerns of all time--the women were far tougher than the men (Johnny watches on laconically during the bank robbery, not bothering with heroics), and some saw in the film a bizarre allegory for the McCarthy Red scare. A half-century later, it's still a curious, intriguing piece of moral ambiguity from a time when such a thing ostensibly didn't exist. Hayden is an enigmatic presence, and Crawford's commanding star turn is what you'd expect. --David Kronke

The music of Marty Robbins was always unmistakably unique. His style was so individual it was almost like a handprint. And now....thanks to home video, you can enjoy this rare video compilation of nearly 1-hour of that beloved music in a return visit to Marty's first syndicated TV show which originally aired in 1968-1969. Throughout the two seasons, a total of 39 half-hour programs were produced which have been edited into this classic collection of back-to-back performances by Marty and his band. VOL III contains more of the great standards of country music history, including "Room Full of Roses", "Red River Valley", "I Walk Alone", "Mr. Shorty", "Strawberry Roan", "Lonely Old Bunkhouse", "Billy the Kid" and more. Altogether, 22 songs are packed into this video along with excerpts of the humor Marty was famous for. Perfect for any fan of country music and performed in the classic Marty Robbins style!

Exclusive Elvis Presley(R) Tabletop Lamp Turns On the Power of His '68 Comeback Special with Electrifying Drama and Style! - The stage was dark for 7 long years; and then, in 1968, the lights flared on! Under the sweltering heat of television studio spots, the King of Rock 'n' Roll(R) returned to give a riveting performance that would change music history. Presenting the Elvis Presley(R) tabletop lamp - a retro-styled, illuminated tribute, evoking the magnetism and sensuous presence of the man and one legendary concert. Officially licensed by the Estate of Elvis Presley, and available exclusively from The Bradford Editions, this '68 Comeback Special memorabilia is poised to light up your home and rock your world. An awe-inspiring 10-1/2" sculpture of a black leather-clad Elvis(R) stands atop a stack of "autographed gold records," providing a museum-worthy base for this hand-painted and handcrafted masterpiece. The golden center rod leads up to a vintage black shade, accented with golden Elvis lettering and an authentic TCB(R) finial on top. You can't help falling in love with this one-of-a-kind collectible Elvis home decor. So, turn on the light and get all shook up with this glowing memory of musical virtuosity and style. Intense demand is expected, so order now! The black shade of this Elvis Presley tabletop lamp features golden trim and a marquee-style lettering presentation of ELVIS, accented with an authentic TCB logo finialThis remarkable Elvis home decor is an illuminating visual symphony in gold and black - two definitive Elvis colorsHand-numbered with matching Certificate of AuthenticityLamp measures 19" H; 48.6 cm H; shade measures 9" in diameter; 22.9 cm in diameter