This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ A Catalogue Of The Birds Known To Occur In The Vicinity Of Portland, Me. ... Nathan Clifford Brown s.n., 1882

On Bended Knee (In Honor of Women) is one man's tribute to women. In this book he shares his feeling about the deep love and respect he has in his heart for all women. The poetry is both insighful and passoinate and speaks a truth rarely told by men.

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Bitter Sweet by C. Brown Bitter Sweet is a plethora of vivid and explicit short stories that leave nothing to the imagination. From the first to the last story C. Brown will abduct you and hold you hostage to the drama. Lost Orgasm - Charlene, an overweight divorcee and mother of three sets out to find her orgasm. The no-holds barred, non-stop action will arouse the inner freak and let loose the beast. Black Love - Lisette, a Hispanic woman who has her first taste of black love, will also become familiar with her breaking point - revenge is a dish best served hot and steamy. Love Kills - Beth, an aspiring model, must decide how she wants to make it to the top, on the catwalk or on her back. She makes the mistake of choosing the cameras and the flashing lights over love and ends up regretting it with her last breath.Becareful what you ask for. Office Politics - Felicia, a woman trying to climb the ladder of success discovers just what the term "office politics" is all about, when she has to decide if she will continue her tryst with her supervisor or sleep with the one man who knows their secret in exchange for his silence. Sex on the front lines - Private Love, and her two bunkmates are stationed on the frontlines of Iraq and decide to live-out their fantasies before leaving for their final mission. C. Brown has tapped into his inner woman for these stories and many more. They are written to tantalize and delight men as well as women and they both will find them equally fulfilling. Brooklyn native, Clifford Brown, is the type of author who is not afraid to venture into realms of existence that most people dare not go. He is skilled in the intricacies of the contemporary human condition, and can incorporate an authenticity to his fictional stories that inspire the depth of reality in each of us. Readers will identify with one of his many works, if not all. - Hana Glinsky

Bitter Sweet by C. Brown Bitter Sweet is a plethora of vivid and explicit short stories that leave nothing to the imagination. From the first to the last story C. Brown will abduct you and hold you hostage to the drama. Lost Orgasm - Charlene, an overweight divorcee and mother of three sets out to find her orgasm. The no-holds barred, non-stop action will arouse the inner freak and let loose the beast. Black Love - Lisette, a Hispanic woman who has her first taste of black love, will also become familiar with her breaking point - revenge is a dish best served hot and steamy. Love Kills - Beth, an aspiring model, must decide how she wants to make it to the top, on the catwalk or on her back. She makes the mistake of choosing the cameras and the flashing lights over love and ends up regretting it with her last breath.Becareful what you ask for. Office Politics - Felicia, a woman trying to climb the ladder of success discovers just what the term "office politics" is all about, when she has to decide if she will continue her tryst with her supervisor or sleep with the one man who knows their secret in exchange for his silence. Sex on the front lines - Private Love, and her two bunkmates are stationed on the frontlines of Iraq and decide to live-out their fantasies before leaving for their final mission. C. Brown has tapped into his inner woman for these stories and many more. They are written to tantalize and delight men as well as women and they both will find them equally fulfilling. Brooklyn native, Clifford Brown, is the type of author who is not afraid to venture into realms of existence that most people dare not go. He is skilled in the intricacies of the contemporary human condition, and can incorporate an authenticity to his fictional stories that inspire the depth of reality in each of us. Readers will identify with one of his many works, if not all. - Hana Glinsky

The only recorded encounter of Clifford Brown & Eric Dolphy! Never before released recordings issued here for the first time ever!! Contains Eric Dolphys first extended recorded solos. Disconforme. 2005.

Previously, a double-LP was released of the Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet live from Chicago's Bee Hive, dating from late 1955. It was historically important because it had Sonny Rollins sitting in with the band for the first time, a short time before he succeeded Harold Land as the quintet's tenor saxophonist; unfortunately it was erratically recorded. However that has nothing to do with this two-CD set, much of which was recorded June 30, 1955. The recording quality is better than expected, trumpeter Clifford Brown is in brilliant form, tenorman Harold Land is at the top of his game, and there are many fine spots for pianist Richie Powell. All of that music was previously unreleased and it includes a nearly 22-minute version of "After You've Gone" (which was not otherwise recorded by the group) and a 15-minute "Blues" among its highlights. In addition, the final five selections on this two-fer are from a live set in New York from February 1956. That set, which has Sonny Rollins on tenor, was previously released, but just on an Elektra/Musician LP in the '80s. Once again the recording quality is decent and Brownie sounds wonderful. Clifford Brown has a right to feel excited about this significant release. ~ Scott Yanow