Just Make Believe

Jeff Larson - Swimming In The Make Believe (2006) Music

Posted by Designol at Feb. 5, 2023

Third in a series that began with Fragile Sunrise (2002) followed by Sepia (2004). Guests Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell (America), Robert Lamm (Chicago), Jeffrey Foskett and Randell Kirsch. Produced by Hank Linderman. Sunny-breezy-roots-pop!

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VA - My World Of Make Believe (2019) Music

Posted by ciklon5 at Feb. 22, 2019

VA - My World Of Make Believe (2019)
FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 kbps | 1:20:32 | 181 Mb / 320 Mb
Genre: Pop / Label: Teensville

Clouds of satin at your feet….rainbow flowers line the street….only love can get you in…. My World Of Make Believe is another in a series of turned-on compilations from Teensville Records that examines the late 60s (and in a few cases, very early 70s) pop scene featuring 32 tracks that span sunshine, soft and studio pop sounds. The CD is packed with 80 minutes of glorious full productions, engaging melodies and witty lyrics. Including a full color booklet with liner notes, annotations and pictures. Follow me….sights you ll see….no one grieves in My World Of Make Believe .

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There's MAGIC in this MANIFESTING JOURNAL: It's Your Imagination: 100 Days of Make-Believe to Attract Your Wishes & Dreams eBooks & eLearning

Posted by DZ123 at July 28, 2022

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Chuck Mangione - Land of Make Believe (1973) Music

Posted by PCWhizzkid at July 25, 2011

Chuck Mangione - Land of Make Believe (1973)
EAC V1.0 beta 1 | FLAC ( Secure Mode ) Image + Cue + Log - 223 MB
FULL SCANS - 21 MB (600dpi) | Recovery Record + 3%
Genre: Jazz / Big Band / Jazz Funk / Fusion | Label: Mercury | Catalogue No: 822 539-2
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Though much less expansive than Mangione's other Mercury concerts, Land of Make Believe is the most successful of the lot, a winning combination of attractive tunes, big-thinking orchestrations, just enough jazz content, and a genuinely felt sense of idealism. Here there is no dead weight; all of the material is very engaging and the combined forces of Mangione's quartet and the Hamilton (Ontario) Philharmonic are on fire. This would be Mangione's most irresistible attempt at embracing the whole world of music - and for awhile, it was possible to believe that he would become a major unifying figure in American music. Alas, thus far this would be the last full flowering of that promise. ~ Richard S. Ginell

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A Make Believe Reality: Drawing Characters on Photography eBooks & eLearning

Posted by naag at Jan. 23, 2017

Learn how to use Photoshop to draw on top of photography! Along the way, you'll not just create your own Make Believe Reality photo, but you'll learn all sorts of Photoshop shortcuts and hotkeys as well as functions like Transform, Masking, Blending, and much more.

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Chuck Mangione - Land Of Make Believe (1973) (Repost) Music

Posted by gribovar at April 21, 2022

Though much less expansive than Mangione's other Mercury concerts (only 37 minutes on a single CD or LP), Land of Make Believe is the most successful of the lot, a winning combination of attractive tunes, big-thinking orchestrations, just enough jazz content, and a genuinely felt sense of idealism. Here there is no dead weight; all of the material is very engaging and the combined forces of Mangione's quartet and the Hamilton (Ontario) Philharmonic are on fire. The performance of Mangione's "Legend of the One-Eyed Sailor" still exerts a ferocious jolt of life-affirming energy, "El Gato Triste" is an attractive Latin number, and the buoyant "Gloria" from The Mass of St. Bernard with the Horsehead Chamber Singers makes one want to hear more…

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Chuck Mangione - Land Of Make Believe (1973) {PolyGram} Music

Posted by tiburon at Sept. 6, 2016

Chuck Mangione - Land Of Make Believe (1973) {PolyGram}
EAC 0.95b3 | FLAC tracks level 8 | Cue+Log+M3U | Full Scans 300dpi | 240MB + 5% Recovery
MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | 104MB + 5% Recovery
Genre: Smooth Jazz, Jazz-Funk, Jazz-Rock

Though much less expansive than Mangione's other Mercury concerts (only 37 minutes on a single CD or LP), Land of Make Believe is the most successful of the lot, a winning combination of attractive tunes, big-thinking orchestrations, just enough jazz content, and a genuinely felt sense of idealism. Here there is no dead weight; all of the material is very engaging and the combined forces of Mangione's quartet and the Hamilton (Ontario) Philharmonic are on fire.

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