American Dad

101 - the brand that just keeps on giving is back with 101 Songs For Dad! You guessed it - '101 Songs For Dad' features all the best tunes for Fathers around Australia! It's got classic rock tracks from the likes of Cold Chisel, Queen, Men At Work, Crowded House, Elton John, Kiss, Australian Crawl or Cheap Trick, all the way through to new talent such as James Bay, Wolfmother, Pete Murray, Fuel, Soundgarden and heaps of other great tracks sprinkled through a packed tracklisting! '101 Songs For Dad' – it's the only album Dad needs this Fathers Day!

Wendy Jo Bradshaw is a Nammy (Native American Music Award) Nominated, singer-songwriter, recording artist and author whose throwback sound and sultry, smooth voice takes you on a journey through timeless Jazz & Big Band classics. Her featured Jazz albums For My Dad – Wendy Jo Bradshaw, and Evening Interlude, were both produced by Wendy Jo Bradshaw, and arranged by Lex de Azevedo on piano. Wendy also introduces her original song TRAVELING, which was written and arranged by Wendy. Wendy’s Jazz albums feature unique arrangements of the warm, smoky, jazz style standards from the 30’s, 40’s, and 50’s.

American Sea Shanties and Songs is part of Rounder's extensive Library of Congress compact disc reissue series. Originally released as part of the Folk Music of the United States series in 1952, it features 21 unaccompanied tracks sung by Richard Maitland, "Sailor Dad" Hunt, Noble B. Brown, and Capt. Leighton Robinson. These are shanties for purists, sung slowly – a sailor's work was never done in haste – and surely by the men who incorporated them into their everyday nautical routines. The tracks themselves are typical of the Lomax era, recorded in the field to capture all of the atmosphere and emotion generated by the physical workplace. All of the original illustrations, extensive research notes, and in-depth discussions of the genre and its colorful terms and characters are intact, and these, more so than the fascinating – but poorly recorded – songs, are reason enough to pick up this invaluable maritime resource.

Growing up, I knew two things to be true:
My dad was a drunk.
Being an Indian was complicated.

The Turpins, David and his wife Louise as well as their thirteen children, were, to the rest of the world, the classic American family. Beneath the facade of familial bliss, there was a darker side. This one-off documentary investigates the years of abuse and isolation that David and Louise inflicted upon the children, and how eventually, through the bravery of their teenage daughter, their crimes were exposed to the world.

Stephen C. Apostolof (aka A.C. Stephen) was a former political prisoner, devoted Christian and family man and one of the greatest erotic filmmakers in the USA. This film traces A.C. Stephen's escape from communism in Bulgaria and his journey to Hollywood where he made his American dream come true. Over the course of a film career that lasted two decades, Stephen made seventeen low-brow, low budget softcore films. Today his legacy lives on, ridiculed or revered by both critics and fans alike.