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1. Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border

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Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border

2. Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border, Sleepytime Baby Snoopy

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Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border, Sleepytime Baby Snoopy

3. Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border

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Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border

4. Bedtime Originals - Wallpaper Border, Baby Jungle (2 Rolls)

Let Baby Jungle animals frolic among the palm trees across your baby's nursery as a wonderful finishing touch. It coordinates perfectly with the bedding. Includes two rolls.

Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border, Baby Jungle: Product will come two rolls in a clear plastic protective bag Measures 6 3/4" x 15' per roll Online only

5. Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border

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Bedtime Originals Wallpaper Border

6. 2 LPs on 1 CD: PICK 'EM (1978)/SUPER STRINGS (1981). PICK 'EM: Personnel includes: Ron Carter, Buster Williams (bass); Hugh McCracken (harmonica, guitar); Kermit Moore, Charles McCracken, John Abramowitz, Richard Locker (cello); Kenny Barron (piano); Ben Riley (drums); Ralph MacDonald (percussion). Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder. Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey in December 1978. Originally released on Milestone (9092). SUPER STRINGS: Personnel includes: Harry Cykman, Kenneth Gordon, Glenn Dicterow, Maxine Roach (violin, viola); Charles McCracken, Kermit Moore (cello); Kenny Barron (piano); John Tropea (guitar); Leon Maleson (bass); Jack DeJohnette (drums); Ralph MacDonald (percussion). Engineer: Tony May. Recorded at Aura Studios, New York, New York on April 14 & 15, 1981. Originally released on Milestone (9100). Includes liner notes by Eugene Holly, Jr. All tracks have been digitally remastered.

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2 LPs on 1 CD: PICK 'EM (1978)/SUPER STRINGS (1981). PICK 'EM: Personnel includes: Ron Carter, Buster Williams (bass); Hugh McCracken (harmonica, guitar); Kermit Moore, Charles McCracken, John Abramowitz, Richard Locker (cello); Kenny Barron (piano); Ben Riley (drums); Ralph MacDonald (percussion). Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder. Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey in December 1978. Originally released on Milestone (9092). SUPER STRINGS: Personnel includes: Harry Cykman, Kenneth Gordon, Glenn Dicterow, Maxine Roach (violin, viola); Charles McCracken, Kermit Moore (cello); Kenny Barron (piano); John Tropea (guitar); Leon Maleson (bass); Jack DeJohnette (drums); Ralph MacDonald (percussion). Engineer: Tony May. Recorded at Aura Studios, New York, New York on April 14 & 15, 1981. Originally released on Milestone (9100). Includes liner notes by Eugene Holly, Jr. All tracks have been digitally remastered.

7. This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players. It seems that the reports of Luciano Pavarotti's professional demise were premature. To the contrary, TI ADORO, his first solo studio album in 15 years, emphatically proclaims that the old master has quite a bit of life left in him. The legendary tenor dusts off the cobwebs and works through a program of new songs, many written specifically for him, with verve, panache, and a palpable feeling of joy. He's in excellent voice throughout, with his customary golden tone and ringing notes securely in place. Right from the start, in the soaring opening track "Il Canto," he puts his would-be successors on notice that he's still the king of tenors and not about to relinquish his throne. Kudos to Michele Centonze for providing the singer with lush, romantic ballads such as "Domani Verra," "Stella," and "Tu E Il Tuo Mare" that are ideally suited to the maestro's majestic voice and affirm his status as the foremost exponent of classic Italianate vocal style. The album closes with Pavarotti's bravura rendition of Lucio Dalla's grandly dramatic "Caruso" that features the searing fretwork of another legend, guitarist Jeff Beck. It's a fitting exclamation point by an artist who still sets the standard by which all others are measured.

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This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players. It seems that the reports of Luciano Pavarotti's professional demise were premature. To the contrary, TI ADORO, his first solo studio album in 15 years, emphatically proclaims that the old master has quite a bit of life left in him. The legendary tenor dusts off the cobwebs and works through a program of new songs, many written specifically for him, with verve, panache, and a palpable feeling of joy. He's in excellent voice throughout, with his customary golden tone and ringing notes securely in place. Right from the start, in the soaring opening track "Il Canto," he puts his would-be successors on notice that he's still the king of tenors and not about to relinquish his throne. Kudos to Michele Centonze for providing the singer with lush, romantic ballads such as "Domani Verra," "Stella," and "Tu E Il Tuo Mare" that are ideally suited to the maestro's majestic voice and affirm his status as the foremost exponent of classic Italianate vocal style. The album closes with Pavarotti's bravura rendition of Lucio Dalla's grandly dramatic "Caruso" that features the searing fretwork of another legend, guitarist Jeff Beck. It's a fitting exclamation point by an artist who still sets the standard by which all others are measured.

8. Bedtime Originals Wiggle Wagon 2 Pk Wall Paper

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Bedtime Originals Wiggle Wagon 2 Pk Wall Paper

9. Cast includes: Kenny Andrews (Big Moe), Clarke Peters (Four-Eyed Moe), Paul J. Medford (Little Moe), Peter Alex Newton (No Moe), Omar Okai (Eat Moe), Dig Wayne (Nomax). Additional personnel: C. Derricks-Carroll (vocals). Producers: Chapman Roberts, Neil McArthur, David Hunt. Recorded at CTS Studios and Ezee Studios, London from February to March, 1991. Includes liner notes by Clarke Peters and Jack Tinker.

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Cast includes: Kenny Andrews (Big Moe), Clarke Peters (Four-Eyed Moe), Paul J. Medford (Little Moe), Peter Alex Newton (No Moe), Omar Okai (Eat Moe), Dig Wayne (Nomax). Additional personnel: C. Derricks-Carroll (vocals). Producers: Chapman Roberts, Neil McArthur, David Hunt. Recorded at CTS Studios and Ezee Studios, London from February to March, 1991. Includes liner notes by Clarke Peters and Jack Tinker.

10. Disney Winnie The Pooh Wall Border

Disney Winnie The Pooh Wall Border

Disney Winnie The Pooh Wall Border