Sunday, March 28, 2010

Free audiobooks



Here's Johnny! My Memories of Johnny Carson, The Tonight Show, and 40 Years of Friendship



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Here's Johnny! My Memories of Johnny Carson, The Tonight Show, and 40 Years of Friendship


Author : Ed McMahon

Performed By : Ed McMahon

Publisher : Blackstone Audio Inc

Runtime : 4 hours

Categories : Arts & Drama

Our Price : $12.95

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"[McMahon is] an engaging reader with a conversational style and sharp comic timing.

With an emphasis on classic "Tonight Show" moments, McMahon's recollections will bring back warm

memories for viewers."AudioFile



Here's Johnny! is like sitting with Ed and Johnny over lunch.



Brilliant in front of the camera but shy in person, Johnny Carson seldom gave interviews. But no one knew

him better than Ed McMahon, Carson's personal friend and showbiz sidekick for almost forty years. Now,

with Johnny's blessings before he died, McMahon can finally share all the stories that only he knows. From

the sofa at Johnny's right, to backstage, to their personal relationship, McMahon provides a real picture of

the man who so carefully censored his public image, revealing the caring person within the dynamic star.


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As You Like It
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As You Like It

Author : William Shakespeare
Performed By : Full Cast Production
Publisher : Harper Collins US
Runtime : 2 hours 30 minutes
Categories : Shakespeare
Our Price : $25.00 $10.95
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As You Like It is quintessential Shakespearean comedy, complete with a loquacious clown, lovers, disguises, rifts and reconciliations, and all within the atmospheric confines of the enchanted Forest of Arden. As the title suggests, As You Like It is a play in which everyone gets their way, where sinners are redeemed and where love holds sway over all. And because it is Shakespeare, even so light a comedy contains a wealth of keen observations about humanity in general, and in particular about the age-old tension between so-called civilized society and the state of nature from which it evolved. No less poetically-accomplished than Shakespeare's more serious works, As You Like It is a stimulating literary pleasure from start to finish.

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