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V.I.E.W. Video & Arkadia Entertainment EffectiveEFFECTIVE September AUGUST, 1, 20102011 PRICE SCHEDULE V.I.E.W. Video & Arkadia Entertainment Distributed by V.I.E.W., Inc. (Distribution) 11 Reservoir Road, Saugerties, NY 12477 • phone 845-246-9955 • fax 845-246-9966 E-mail: [email protected] • www.view.com TOLL-FREE ORDER DESK 800-843-9843 BILL TO SHIP TO (if different) (no P.O. boxes) NAME NAME ADDRESS ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP PHONE COUNTRY PHONE COUNTRY EMAIL OVERSEAS: TOTAL NUMBER ITEMS AMOUNT $ WE CHARGE ACTUAL SHIPPING; How did you hear of us? LESS APPLICABLE DISCOUNT PLEASE INDICATE ❑ AIR SUB-TOTAL METHOD OF PAYMENT ❍ CHECK ❍ MONEY ORDER AMOUNT $ ❑ GROUND ❑ OTHER ❍ VISA ❍ MASTER CARD ❍ AMEX NYS RESIDENTS ADD 8.625% SHIPPING & HANDLING ACCOUNT NUMBER EXP. 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Jones BILL T. JONES: Dancing to the Promised Land 19.98 Bill T. Jones, Arnie Zane Dance Company ______ 2223 033909222396 Karen Kain MAKING BALLET: 19.98 With Karen Kain and the National Ballet of Canada ______ 2227 033909222792 Carlos Copello TANGO FATAL 19.98 A Feature Film Told in the Language of Dance JAZZ, WORLD MUSIC, POP & NOSTALGIA ______ 2301 033909230193 Gil Evans GIL EVANS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 19.98 Gil Evans, Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker, Billy Cobham, Gil Goldstein,Howard Johnson, Mike Manieri, Lew Soloff ______ 2302 033909230292 Louie Bellson LOUIE BELLSON AND HIS BIG BAND 19.98 Louie Bellson, Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker, Lew Soloff, Benny Bailey, Americo Belotto, Ack Van Rooyen, Tom Malone, Jiggs Whigham, Hermann Breuer, Rudi Fussers, Herb Geller, Andre Villeger, Thomas Grunwald, Howard Johnson, Gil Goldstein, Dean Brown, Tim Landers _____ 2303 033909230391 Billy Cobham/ COBHAM MEETS BELLSON 19.98 Louie Bellson Billy Cobham, Louie Bellson _____ 2304 033909230490 Mel Lewis MEL LEWIS AND HIS BIG BAND 19.98 Mel Lewis, Joe Lovano, Billy Drewes, Dick Oatts, Ralph Lalama, Gary Smulyan, Chris Albert, Joe Mosello, Ron Tooley, Jim Powell, Doug Purviance, Brad McDougal, John Mosca, Ed Meumeister, Sarah Larson, Lynn Roberts, Dennis Irwin, Phil Markowitz _____ 2305 033909230599 Fela FELA in Concert 19.98 Fela Anikulapo Kuti _____ 2306 033909230698 Manu Dibango MANU DIBANGO: King Makossa 19.98 Live in Brussels, Belgium in 1981 _____ 2307 033909230797 Bobby Short BOBBY SHORT AT THE CAFE CARLYLE 19.98 Bobby Short _____ 2308 033909230896 Mabel Mercer MABEL MERCER: A Singer’s Singer 19.98 Mabel Mercer _____ 2310 033909231091 Bob James BOB JAMES Live! 19.98 Bob James, Kirk Whalum, Alexander Zonjic, David Brown, Gary King, Yogi Horton, Leonard Doc Gibbs _____ 2311
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