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World Class
$14.95
The newest album by Lisa LaRue, her critically-acclaimed PROJECT 2K9 - Lisa LaRue (keys) with Steve Adams - guitar, Chris Brown - bass, Jo DeBoeck - vocals, John Payne - vocals, Svetlan Raket - drums, and guest appearances by: David Mark Pearce - guitar, Claire Vezina - vocals, Geert Fieuw - guitar and keys, Merrill Hale - drums, Damian Rodd - Drums, Steve Preston - violin, Gerry Verstreken - bass. Produced by Lisa LaRue and David Mark Pearce, Mastered by Devgel Studios. INCLUDES SHIPPING
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Children's Songs in the Cherokee Language
$18.95
Originally done for the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, this CD contains familiar songs in the Cherokee language arraged by, sung by and all music by Lisa LaRue. Fro the artist's own stock. No longer available anywhere else. INCLUDES SHIPPING
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Ama
$11.95
Lisa LaRue's original score and performance of music for the Wylliams/Henry Danse Theatre's "Voice of the Shuka" modern ballet. Artists' special limited edition. INCLUDES SHIPPING
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Transformation 2012
$14.95
The disc is themed around the Mayan prophecy of the transition
into a new world age on December 21, 2012.
“Many people speak of the prophecy as ‘doom and gloom’ the end of the world.
But the Mayan elders teach it is a time for transformation.
A time for things to change for the better,” said LaRue.
The CD includes guest appearances from up and coming artists such as electric violinist James Sudakow and Kerri Lake, as well as seasoned veterans such as Tommy Zvoncheck (former Blue Oyster Cult keyboardist) and John Payne (“Asia” – featuring John Payne). Payne provides the vocals on the single from the CD, “Save Me.”
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World Class poster
$5.95
Artwork by Elisabeth DeJong. Lisa LaRue Project 2K9 gallery style poster, suitable for framing, shipped in tube. Includes shipping.
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He Was a Brave Man
$9.95
New book by Lisa LaRue. Many books have been written about Ned Christie; some portray him as an outlaw, some as a hero. But all focus on the 'killing' of Ned Christie, not what he stood for, what issues were going on at the time in the Cherokee Nation, and what made him a threat to the U.S. Government, New York syndicates and assimilated Cherokees.
While this book recounts the life and death of Christie, it also takes a look at the times he lived in, and why his outspoken personality was so threatening. Also re-examined are the circumstances around his frame-up, arrest warrants, and effects upon his family and friends.
ISBN 1450547710
Includes shipping.
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