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Yes Veruit de langstdurende en succesvolste van de progressieve rockgroepen van de jaren '70, Yes, bleek een van de aanhoudende succesverhalen uit dat muzikale genre. De band, opgericht in 1968, overleefde een generatieverschuiving in zijn publiek en het vertrek van de bekendste leden op belangrijke momenten in de geschiedenis van de band, om aan het eind van de eeuw als onbetwiste progressieve rockband gezien te worden. Waar rivalen als Emerson, Lake & Palmer commercieel wegkwijnden na de tweede helft van de jaren '70 en Genesis en King Crimson hun sound stevig aanpasten, hield Yes vast aan de sound en het repertoir van 1971.

A crew who lives to rock hard, the badass Southern Hard Rock quartet known as Black Stone Cherry - Chris Robertson (vocals/guitar), Ben Wells (guitar), Jon Lawhon (bass), and John Fred Young (drums) - are fired up for the release of their sixth studio album, "Family Tree". A blue collar band, "Family Tree" marks Black Stone Cherry’s third release in 2 years, following up the band’s 2016 chart-topping studio album, "Kentucky".

'An unlikely hero has a master storyteller to tell his tale. The King and the Christmas Tree is a poignant Christmas treat.' Lucy Worsley, historian, broadcaster and author

This is a 3-in-1 reference book. It gives a complete medical dictionary covering hundreds of terms and expressions relating to tea tree oil. It also gives extensive lists of bibliographic citations.

Ed Rosenthal was Jewish kid from the mean streets of Rockaway, Queens who became a real estate broker in Downtown Los Angeles. His passion is poetry, writing about the historic buildings he sells and advocates to preserve. He hates slumlords, is fed up with his buyers, but finally closes The Big Deal and saves a century's-old icon: Clifton's Cafeteria. It is fall of 2010 and he's ready to not to talk to anyone for a week. After the ribbon cutting he skips town and makes his way toward the Mojave and his favorite hiking trip in Joshua Tree National Park.