The Young And The Restless

At this time in your life you might just want to get on track … get your head back in the game … overcome some setbacks … change your trajectory. In "Get it Together: 7 Principles for the Young and the Restless", I will share seven key "Get It Together" (GIT) Principles that will encourage you, educate you and position you to change your trajectory. As you begin to "get it together", you'll find yourself not only educated, but encouraged. After each Principle is discussed, you'll get the chance to see videos of young adults that have experienced the gaps I describe, and used my coaching around one or more of the Get it Together Principles to change their circumstances.

Very cool 70s work from Ray Conniff – two albums that have him taking on a very new groove. "Theme From S.W.A.T." features a whole host of hip TV themes from the time - performed by Conniff's studio ensemble with a strong focus on instrumental solos. The Conniff Singers come in for a bit, but don't dominate entirely as they do on some of Ray's other 70s records. "Send In The Clowns" is a nice mix of modes from Ray Conniff – as the record has him trying on a whole bunch of different styles – TV themes, soulful pop, and moodier mellow numbers – including one that even features some guest piano from Pete Jolly.

TV Themes/After The Lovin´ is a 2005 2-on-1 compact disc by artist Ray Conniff. It combines his 1976 album Theme From S.W.A.T. And Other TV Themes and 1977's After The Lovin', both originally released on Columbia Records. This 2005 CD comes from Collectables via Sony BMG Music Entertainment.

Michael Damian Weir is an American singer, actor, and producer. He began his career as a singer as a young man, in a family band called The Weirz. The group released 2 albums and a little later, in 1981, took part in the American Bandstand music competition, where Michael was noticed and invited to the series "The Young and the Restless", on the role of singer Danny Romalotti. After 12 years, Damian will already play one of the main roles on Broadway in the production of Andrew Lloyd Webber - "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat". In terms of the number of spectators and shows played, this musical production broke the record: from October 1993 to May 1994, the actors appeared on the stage of the theater 231 times. In addition, Michael's solo career was no less successful. He released several albums, many hit singles, and one of the main hits that blew the ears of music lovers in 1985 was the song "I Engineer" (included in his 2nd solo album in 1986). Almost at the same time, the song "I Engineer" was released by the Animotion group and the fans of the song were divided into two camps. Currently, Michael is more of a producer, writing film scripts and even made his directorial debut in 2013.

The Carter Family were pioneers of Country music but their influence was far reaching and impacted future performers of other genres such as folk, pop/rock and even Southern gospel. This 2CD set celebrates their early material (1927-1941) and includes Keep On The Sunnyside', 'Wabash Cannonball', 'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' title track 'Wildwood Flower' plus many more classic tracks.