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VINYL - Country JOAN BAEZ CHRIS LE DOUX DIAMONDS & RUST 180G SING ME a SONG MR 418 DVD Movies div. ALS DIE WERBUNG FLIMMERN RENDEZ VOUS UNTERM 8 LERNTE (2) DVD NPF 20029 € 29.90 NIERENTISCH (2) DVD NPF 666 € 29.90 · Deutsch, Farbe, 110 Minuten, 4:3, Werbespots der 50er und · Farbe/sw, 86 min,;diese DVD präsentiert die Höhepunkte aus 60er Jahre; Kinowerbung u. Wochenschauen der Adenauer Ära in einer CHROM VETERANEN, VOL.1 & turbulenten Collage: eine schrille Revue durch die Pubertät der 2 (2) DVD NPF 662 € 29.90 Republik; · Farbe/ sw, 100 min.;der Inhalt der beiden Videos wurde neu THE BEACH GIRLS / THE POM bearbeitet und mit zusätzlichem Material ergänzt, chronologisch POM GIRLS (1) DVD RN 5739 € 24.90 nach Jahrzehnten geordnet und kommentiert. Mit Such- und · English, NTSC, Color, total 180 minutes; 1970s B-Beach Sortierfunktionen; 50er Jahre in Deutschland: Die Republik wird Movies mobil. ‘Leukoplastbomber’ und ‘Knutschkugeln’ bevölkern die 8 HEARTWORN HIGHW AYS (0) DVD SMA 024 € 22.50 Strassen, bald auch die ersten Nobelkarossen. Von der ‘Isetta’ · (2003/CATFISH), English, PAL, 150 minutes, 14:9, 2:0 Stereo, bis zum luxuriösen Vorstands-Daimler zeigt ‘Chromverfahren’ 24 page booklet; Heartworn Highways is James Szalapski’s einen amüsanten Rückblick auf diese unvergleichliche Epoche, fabled documentary about the rebirth of country music around in der die Autos noch ‘Gesichter’ hatten. 1960 gibt es in Austin and Nashville in the mid-70’s. Featuring Townes Van Westdeutschland 3,8 Millionen Automobile. 1970 sind es Zandt,Guy Clark,Charlie Daniels and others! This deluxe bereits 13 Millionen. Vollmotorisierung ist das Motto der Zeit. edition includes a transcribed interview with Szalapski and Das Wirtschaftswunder ermöglicht vielen Kraftfahrern den additional written contributions from the other key players Aufstieg vom Kabinenroller zur repräsentativen Familienkutsche. responsible for the creation!Plus unseen footage and extra Neue Modelle mussten grösser sein als ihre Vorgänger- und features that only serve to enhance the legendary status of the natürlich auch kräftiger: Erinnerungen an eine Zeit auf der movie plus unreleased versions of the songs and complete Überholspur. unreleased material! James Szalapskis Film über die DIE HB MÄNNCHEN SPOTS (2) DVD NPF 663 € 29.90 Wiedergeburt des Austin Country Rock in den 70er Jahren. · Farbe/sw., 99 min,; alle Werbespots der beiden Videos jetzt auf Unveröffentlichte Songs und Auftritte der Künstler, Interviews und DVD! Plus Dokumentation über den Schöpfer Roland Töpfer. vieles mehr!!! VINYL - Country JOAN BAEZ CHRIS LE DOUX DIAMONDS & RUST 180G SING ME A SONG MR. RODEO VINYL LP 393 233 € 18.50 MAN CLD 78 € 2.56 MICHAEL BALLEW HE RIDES THE WILD HORSES CLD 84 € 2.56 RIVER/GREAT DIVIDE - THIRTY DOLLAR COWBOY CLD 88 € 2.56 7"SINGLE PR 811 € 3.00 JIM EANES · Long out of print collectors item on Phooey Records - few copies BLUE GRASS SPECIAL BS 2 € 12.90 only - LEON EVERETTE BEAUSOLEIL DOIN WHAT I FEEL MHL1 8518 € 4.90 LIVE ! 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BILL CLIFTON v SPRINGHILL DISAS TER/THE i GIRL I LEFT BEHIND 7" K 251 € 3.84 d BILL CLIFTON & PAUL CLAYTON A BLUE GRASS SESSION BF 15001 € 8.95 s PATSY CLINE e GOTTA LOT OF RHYTHM - i EARLY COUNTR Y ROCKER DMSLP 2045 € 12.50 v COLLINS KIDS TELE VI SION PARTY TV 5758 11.90 o € J.C CUNNINGHAM M J.C CUNNINGHAM B1 25173 € 5.50 MAC DAVIS D WHOS LOVIN YOU FC 38950 € 9.90 TOMMY DOSS V TOMMY DOSS BFX 15225 € 10.23 D BEAR FAMILY RECORDS GmbH P. O. 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