Happy Easer

Kazemachi Roman (Japanese: 風街ろまん, Hepburn: Kazemachi Roman, literally "Wind City Romance") is the second album by Japanese folk rock band Happy End, released on URC Records in 1971.

Digitally remastered by Ray Staff and accompanied by newly written 6000-word liner-notes by Syd Schwartz in a 28-page color booklet. Ranked as one of Rolling Stone Magazine’s 50 greatest progressive rock albums of all time.

Digitally remastered by Ray Staff and accompanied by newly written 6000-word liner-notes by Syd Schwartz in a 28-page color booklet. Ranked as one of Rolling Stone Magazine’s 50 greatest progressive rock albums of all time.

Happy Gilmore is a failed hockey player with no direction in life. His grandmother is evicted from her house for her failure to pay back taxes, and his girlfriend has left him. He makes it on to the pro golf tour with the hope of making some money to save his grandmother's house, but is challenged by the favorites on the tour (Shooter McGavin).

Parenting 2.0. Healing your past wounds, managing stressful situations as parents, parenting with calm, love, acceptance

This set collects two of the Chi-Lites' later-era LPs, 1976’s "Happy Being Lonely" and 1977’s "The Fantastic Chi-Lites", on a single disc. The group was pretty much past its sell-by date at this point and beset with frequent personnel changes, although both of these albums are surprisingly pleasant and poignant at points even if they didn’t yield any big hits.