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Deep blues

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Ultimate Reggae - 42 of the best

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Tumblin' Dice , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 430min

The High, a band with a few hit songs in the late 1970s, have reunited to play the nostalgia circuit at casinos. But for bassist Barry and lead singer Cliff, this tour promises to be unforgettable and even more worthwhile than ever. In this fourth installment of the Toronto series, these two band members turn the tables on the gritty underworld of casinos, as they rob the loan sharks and drug dealers who work at every stop of the tour. After finding their old manager, who had swindled millions from them years ago, Barry and Cliff decide to go for the big score and get it all back—and more. But when the Saints of Hell, the notoriously dangerous motorcycle gang, get involved, all bets are off. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: William Dufris. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/adbl/003942/bk_adbl_003942_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.

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Deep Blues - 57 essential Blues standards

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Unplugged guitar collection

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The little black songbook

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The Conquest of Canaan, Hörbuch, Digital, 603min

After 40 years in the wilderness the Israelites begin their conquest of Canaan, the land God promised to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. In the book of Joshua the Israelites cross the Jordan River, attacking Jericho—and we watch the walls come tumblin' down! By the end of Joshua the Israelites have subdued most of the "Promised Land" and it is allocated to the 12 tribes—yet, there are still significant pockets of resistance, especially among the Philistines on the coastal plain. Joshua is a book of conquest, and in it we wrestle with the profoundly difficult problem of God commanding the Israelites to "put under the ban" all the conquered people; that is, to kill every man, woman and child among them. If Joshua is a book of conquest, Judges is a book of settlement. In it the Israelites are little more than a loose confederation of 12 tribes, relatively isolated from one another by natural geographical and topographical boundaries, with little—if any—governing structure. In a time of crisis, the tribes coalesce and a leader emerges: a judge. Not a judicial figure, but a military one, a judge deals with the crisis and then—theoretically—returns to his (or her, in the case of Deborah) farm and routine family life. But when people obtain power, they are loath to give it up, and ultimately the judges become exceedingly corrupt. By the end of Judges, we read that in those days "Israel had no king and everyone did that which was right in his own eyes." It was a time of moral, political, economic and religious chaos and depravity. If we stand at the far end of Judges and look back over our shoulders, we see a charred, smoking and bloody landscape. Then suddenly we spot a flash of light, a sparkling diamond in the muck and the mire. When we reach down and pick it up—we find in our hand the book of Ruth. The little book of Ruth—only 4 chapters long—is the greatest love story in the Bible, a story of the love between Ruth and her mother-in-law, N Language: English. Narrator: Dr. Bill Creasy. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/lgos/000719/bk_lgos_000719_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.

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