When Brian Cherry, a sweet, sensitive young Los Angelino, falls for the beautiful, electric, and damaged Jules, she turns his ideas about women and sex upside-down. Slowly, he is drawn into a twisted love-triangle that includes Jules and his best friend, Sam. When Jules eventually leaves him for Sam, Cherry decides on a shocking course of action that will destroy the lives of all three.

'Pop my Cherry' from Fox Samples features five heartfelt, sensual Pop and R&B Ballad Construction Kits. This pack is inspired by chart-topping radio stars and will intensify the level of emotions in your productions, adding pizazz to your tracks.

'Pop my Cherry' from Fox Samples features five heartfelt, sensual Pop and R&B Ballad Construction Kits. This pack is inspired by chart-topping radio stars and will intensify the level of emotions in your productions, adding pizazz to your tracks.

'Pop my Cherry' from Fox Samples features five heartfelt, sensual Pop and R&B Ballad Construction Kits. This pack is inspired by chart-topping radio stars and will intensify the level of emotions in your productions, adding pizazz to your tracks.

'Pop my Cherry' from Fox Samples features five heartfelt, sensual Pop and R&B Ballad Construction Kits. This pack is inspired by chart-topping radio stars and will intensify the level of emotions in your productions, adding pizazz to your tracks.

'Pop my Cherry' from Fox Samples features five heartfelt, sensual Pop and R&B Ballad Construction Kits. This pack is inspired by chart-topping radio stars and will intensify the level of emotions in your productions, adding pizazz to your tracks.

Storyline: When Brian Cherry, a sweet, sensitive young Los Angelino, falls for the beautiful, electric, and damaged Jules, she turns his ideas about women and sex upside-down. Slowly, he is drawn into a twisted love-triangle that includes Jules and his best friend, Sam. When Jules eventually leaves him for Sam, Cherry decides on a shocking course of action that will destroy the lives of all three.

CoreBass: Cherry Slapped is a continuation of the principles used in the CoreBass: Cherry sample library. This slapped edition expands on the interpretive technology, automating the nuances of slap bass technique.

CoreBass: Cherry Slapped is a continuation of the principles used in the CoreBass: Cherry sample library. This slapped edition expands on the interpretive technology, automating the nuances of slap bass technique.

CoreBass: Cherry Slapped is a continuation of the principles used in the CoreBass: Cherry sample library. This slapped edition expands on the interpretive technology, automating the nuances of slap bass technique.

CoreBass: Cherry Slapped is a continuation of the principles used in the CoreBass: Cherry sample library. This slapped edition expands on the interpretive technology, automating the nuances of slap bass technique.

National bestselling author Cherry Adair introduces an edgy, sexy new suspense series with this exhilarating international tale of hide and seek.
A reckless adventure in a deadly paradise.

Bluegrass (1970-1979) is a four-disc box set containing all of Monroe's '70s recordings for Decca, including several unreleased cuts and a live album featuring Jim & Jesse, James Monroe, Jimmy Martin, Lester Flatt, and Carl Jackson. By the time he made these recordings, Monroe was no longer making any innovations with his music. Instead, he just demonstrated his skill and artistry -- the music on Bluegrass (1970-1979) is for afficianados, the kind of listener that can discern subtle differences between supporting bands and solos. Overall, the material on the box isn't as strong as the previous two box sets, but any Monroe completist will not be disappointed by the set

This classic pair of recordings, reissued as a single CD, captures Don Cherry near the height of his global quest to absorb as much music as possible from different cultures and funnel it back through his jazz sensibility. It's one of the earliest, and most successful, experiments in what would later come to be known as world music. He wisely chose his fellow Ornette Coleman cohort Ed Blackwell -- a drummer steeped in the traditions of New Orleans, African music, and free jazz -- for his partner. Despite his reputation as a trumpeter, Cherry spends a great deal of time here on piano, flutes, and vocals. His piano playing, while relatively simple, is fluid and melodic, owing a good deal to Abdullah Ibrahim (who is represented here with a couple of his themes). Likewise, his singing -- heavily influenced by Indian karnatic song -- is endearingly bright, heartfelt, and lovely. But, above all, his trumpet playing is stellar. When Cherry hits his ringing, clarion passages, he projects a purity of sound that few other trumpeters could match. Blackwell matches him sound for sound, with rolling West African-derived rhythms, Basin Street marches, and the most overtly musical tone of any drummer this side of Max Roach. The Mu sessions have long held legendary status and it's not difficult to hear why.

This classic pair of recordings, reissued as a single CD, captures Don Cherry near the height of his global quest to absorb as much music as possible from different cultures and funnel it back through his jazz sensibility. It's one of the earliest, and most successful, experiments in what would later come to be known as world music. He wisely chose his fellow Ornette Coleman cohort Ed Blackwell -- a drummer steeped in the traditions of New Orleans, African music, and free jazz -- for his partner. Despite his reputation as a trumpeter, Cherry spends a great deal of time here on piano, flutes, and vocals. His piano playing, while relatively simple, is fluid and melodic, owing a good deal to Abdullah Ibrahim (who is represented here with a couple of his themes). Likewise, his singing -- heavily influenced by Indian karnatic song -- is endearingly bright, heartfelt, and lovely. But, above all, his trumpet playing is stellar. When Cherry hits his ringing, clarion passages, he projects a purity of sound that few other trumpeters could match. Blackwell matches him sound for sound, with rolling West African-derived rhythms, Basin Street marches, and the most overtly musical tone of any drummer this side of Max Roach. The Mu sessions have long held legendary status and it's not difficult to hear why.