The latest addition to Chick Corea's remarkable discography is a captivating, intimate double album. Showcasing his charming rapport with enthusiastic audiences in these spirited renditions, he's in good company throughout, engaging with a list of icons represents a wide swath of musical history, from the classical repertoire of Mozart and Chopin to jazz influences like Bill Evans and modern pop sensibility of Stevie Wonder.

In the village of Orland, Indiana, many residents voiced their abhorrence of the institution of slavery. Their active participation in the Underground Railroad and the blatant efforts of those who fostered the abolitionist cause, made the town a focal point of the movement in the 1850s. The arrest of five citizens who were caught moving slaves through Orland in 1853, thrust the community into the national spotlight. They had dared to defy a Federal...

"Featuring songs by Hoosier singer-songwriter Tim Grimm, this multifaceted look at Indiana's life and times mixes music and history, comedy and drama, fact and fable. The CD was created for the Indiana Repertory Theatre's production of Finding Home: Indiana at 200 - the state Bicentennial play. The recording is by the Grimm Family Band with special guest - Katie Burk. Though the songs revolve around Indiana and it's history, the recording is pure...

Talks about childhood and adult life in Francisco, childhood in Snake Run-Providence area,Seaman School, Great Depression, Service in WWII including gliding into Normandy, businesses in Francisco. Wabsh-Erie Canal, and recreation in Francisco.

Songs to help children learn their multiplication.

Family, household chores, schooling at Mackey, "kid hack", cream station, service as medic during WWII, building of Hwy 57, downtown Mackey, polio epidemic.