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How do I get such good audio in Hollywood movies / TV?

I've been wondering how can I watch all these great films and television programs, How do they get such amazing audio to humans? It does not appear to have a microphone strapped to them, and sometimes I cannot see how they get there shotgun microphone, but every sound is still crystal-clear voice in the next, no matter how far this person. Any guesses?

Filmmakers a lot of methods they use to access the audio controls. The first scene is shot in a room on the soundstage. This gives them the highest level of control. Sets can be constructed to resemble the soundstage on the outside, and Chromakey, all films (Sin City, 300) may be a shot in the soundstage. The walls are marked off to prevent echoes and boom microphones are kept close to the actors, but only within the shot. Little wild sound is not recorded in this case. If necessary, the outside shot, one of the elements that are needed to control the wind. Sometimes even a slight breeze can destroy Audio recorded on set. To counter this microphone is enclosed in a shell, then covered with the glass covering the Furry. Then, the sound engineer hits the soundtrack and try to clean it by isolating and eliminating any of the wild sounds he encounters on the track. If soundtrack can not be cleaned, sometimes becomes the entities back into additional dialogue recording, or ADR. The actors go the studio recordings, where the film and watch the dub over the dialogue scenes. With the ADR, Foley recording it. Here Foley artists performing sound effects (footsteps, opening doors), which is needed for the scenes in the recording studio, because watching the film. Sound editor also has a library capable of sound (explosions, tires screeching, gunfire and ricochets), that can be mixed into the audio track.

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Hollywood Rocks! Audio Companion... [Box] $19.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), (DISC 3:), (DISC 4:), 1. Def Generation - Electric Angels, 1. Killing Time - Hollywood Rose, 1. Look What the Cat Dragged In - Poison, 1. Night To Rock, The - Keel (live), 2. American Metal - Lizzy Borden, 2. Innocent, The - Jailhouse, 2. Planned Disaster - Burning Tree, 2. Run For Your Life - Hellion, 3. Dr. Rock - Mickey Ratt, 3. Feel the Shake - Jetboy, 3. Rainbow Bar & Girls - London, 3. Roll the Dice Faster Pussycat - L.A. Guns, 4. 8 Arms - Big Bang Babies, 4. Hellraiser - Cherry St., 4. Time Warp - Plain Jane, 4. To Hell With the Devil - Stryper, 5. Down On Your Knees - Great White, 5. Hollywood - Junkyard, 5. Sexx On the Sun - Lypswitch, 5. Whatever Happened To Fun - Candy, 6. Bullmia Babe - Demolition Galore, 6. Cold Day In Hell - Steeler, 6. Hollywood Angel - Syanide Kick, 6. Love In Cold Blood - China, 7. Changed - Darling Cruel, 7. It's Not Love - Dokken, 7. Rock the Box - Harlow, 7. Someone Like You - Bang Tango, 8. Days Gone By - Saigon Saloon, 8. Dr. Monster - Slut, 8. F**K Like a Beast - W.A.S.P., 8. Fading Away - Black Cherry, 9. Electric Gypsy - L.A. Guns, 9. Hold On To 18 - Black 'N Blue, 9. Mean Street Machine - King Kobra, 9. Tonight's Your Night To Rock & Roll - Rebel Rebel, 10. California Slide - Spiders & Snakes, 10. Cat's Paw - Mototcycle Boy, 10. Dead End Zone - Decry, 10. Looks So Good - The Joneses, 11. Bitch On My Back - Nitro, 11. Kokomo Joe - The Zeroes, 11. Rip, Rattle and Roll - Tommi Gunn, 11. Take Me To the Mountain - Hardly Dangerous, 12. Babylon - Faster Pussycat, 12. I Like My Music Loud - Skull, 12. Let's Get Crazy - Quiet Riot, 12. We Got Tonight - Stars From Mars, 13. Cold - Yesterday's Tear, 13. Her Monkey - Cats in Boots, 13. Hold On - Rough Cutt, 13. No Reason To Live - Armoured Saint, 14. In Your Direction - Ratt, 14. Meteor Boy - Lions & Ghosts, 14. Shut Up! - Pretty Boy Floyd, 14. Sinner Street - Tuff, 15. 12 O'Clock High - Odin, 15. Be My Slave - Bitch, 15. Chicago - Blackboard Jungle, 15. Hey Operator - Angora, 16. I'm No Angel - Virgin, 16. Strong Medication - Salty Dog, 16. Too Good For Heaven - Kery Doll, 16. Wish It Was Summer - Hate/Love, 17. Desperation Town - The Hangmen (live), 17. Gladiator - Soundbarrier, 17. High On a Dream - Mondo Cane, 17. Last Action Here - Warrant, 18. Break Down the Walls (Stop the Rock) - Sin, 18. Hai Karate - Fizzy Bangers, 18. Inside Out - XYZ, 18. Love You To Death - Wwlll, 19. Commercial Suicide - Kills For Thrills, 19. Hush Child - Rock City Angels, 19. Sleepless Nights - Xciter, 19. Take a Bite Outta Me - Alleycat Scratch, 20. Action - D'Molls, 20. Doghouse - Sea Hags

Broadway & Hollywood Classics with CD (Audio) $7.14 A great play-along collection of 12 favorites from the stage and screen, including: The Candy Man * Consider Yourself * The Entertainer * My Favorite Things * (I've Had) the Time of My Life * We Go Together * and more.

Broadway & Hollywood Classics with CD (Audio) $7.57 These great play-along book/CD packs for solo instrumentalists include 12 favorites from the stage and screen: The Candy Man * Consider Yourself * Day-O (The Banana Boat Song) * The Entertainer * The Impossible Dream * Leaving on a Jet Plane * My Favorite Things * Someday out of the Blue * This Is the Moment * (I've Had) The Time of My Life * We Go Together * When You Believe.

Broadway & Hollywood Classics with CD (Audio) $6.99 A great play-along collection of 12 favorites from the stage and screen, including: The Candy Man * Consider Yourself * The Entertainer * My Favorite Things * (I've Had) the Time of My Life * We Go Together * and more.

Broadway & Hollywood Classics with CD (Audio) $7.57 A great play-along collection of 12 favorites from the stage and screen, including: The Candy Man * Consider Yourself * The Entertainer * My Favorite Things * (I've Had) the Time of My Life * We Go Together * and more.

Broadway & Hollywood Classics with CD (Audio) $7.14 A great play-along collection of 12 favorites from the stage and screen, including: The Candy Man * Consider Yourself * The Entertainer * My Favorite Things * (I've Had) the Time of My Life * We Go Together * and more.

Steven Bernstein - Diaspora Hollywood * $15.98 Composer: Josef Rosenblatt.Personnel: Steven Bernstein (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steven Bernstein ; Dick Akright (trumpet); David Piltch (double bass); Pablo Calogero (flute, bass flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); D.J. Bonebrake (vibraphone); Danny Frankel (drums, bongos, percussion).Audio Mixer: Danny Kopelson.Liner Note Author: Steven Bernstein .Recording information: Solidstatesman Studio, Hollywood, CA (02/12/2004-02/20/2004).Photographer: Peter Gannushkin.Arrangers: Steven Bernstein ; Henry Rosenblatt.Steven Bernstein`s Diaspora series continues with Diaspora Hollywood, inspired by the great film composers who immigrated from Eastern Europe to New York and then to Hollywood, and also by the sound of cool West Coast jazz. Diaspora Hollywood has a great sound, like some kind of Jewish jazz noir with its rich, moody tones and haunting vibraphone. Pablo Calogero`s woodwinds and flute mostly inhabit the low end, with delicious baritone sax, bass clarinet, and bass flute. Bernstein`s playing will sound reserved to Sex Mob fans in comparison, but he`s going for a very different mood here and his playing is exquisite. The songs are anchored by David Piltch`s woody bass and the tasty and understated percussion of Danny Frankel with D.J. Bonebrake`s vibes hanging in the air, adding cool colors throughout. It`s a mostly laid-back affair that doesn`t so much build in energy as it does in mood, totally immersing the listener by the end. Lovely. ~ Sean Westergaard Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Steven Bernstein - Diaspora Hollywood * $20.17 Composer: Josef Rosenblatt.Personnel: Steven Bernstein (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steven Bernstein ; Dick Akright (trumpet); David Piltch (double bass); Pablo Calogero (flute, bass flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); D.J. Bonebrake (vibraphone); Danny Frankel (drums, bongos, percussion).Audio Mixer: Danny Kopelson.Liner Note Author: Steven Bernstein .Recording information: Solidstatesman Studio, Hollywood, CA (02/12/2004-02/20/2004).Photographer: Peter Gannushkin.Arrangers: Steven Bernstein ; Henry Rosenblatt.Steven Bernstein`s Diaspora series continues with Diaspora Hollywood, inspired by the great film composers who immigrated from Eastern Europe to New York and then to Hollywood, and also by the sound of cool West Coast jazz. Diaspora Hollywood has a great sound, like some kind of Jewish jazz noir with its rich, moody tones and haunting vibraphone. Pablo Calogero`s woodwinds and flute mostly inhabit the low end, with delicious baritone sax, bass clarinet, and bass flute. Bernstein`s playing will sound reserved to Sex Mob fans in comparison, but he`s going for a very different mood here and his playing is exquisite. The songs are anchored by David Piltch`s woody bass and the tasty and understated percussion of Danny Frankel with D.J. Bonebrake`s vibes hanging in the air, adding cool colors throughout. It`s a mostly laid-back affair that doesn`t so much build in energy as it does in mood, totally immersing the listener by the end. Lovely. ~ Sean Westergaard Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Steven Bernstein - Diaspora Hollywood * $15.61 Composer: Josef Rosenblatt.Personnel: Steven Bernstein (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steven Bernstein ; Dick Akright (trumpet); David Piltch (double bass); Pablo Calogero (flute, bass flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); D.J. Bonebrake (vibraphone); Danny Frankel (drums, bongos, percussion).Audio Mixer: Danny Kopelson.Liner Note Author: Steven Bernstein .Recording information: Solidstatesman Studio, Hollywood, CA (02/12/2004-02/20/2004).Photographer: Peter Gannushkin.Arrangers: Steven Bernstein ; Henry Rosenblatt.Steven Bernstein`s Diaspora series continues with Diaspora Hollywood, inspired by the great film composers who immigrated from Eastern Europe to New York and then to Hollywood, and also by the sound of cool West Coast jazz. Diaspora Hollywood has a great sound, like some kind of Jewish jazz noir with its rich, moody tones and haunting vibraphone. Pablo Calogero`s woodwinds and flute mostly inhabit the low end, with delicious baritone sax, bass clarinet, and bass flute. Bernstein`s playing will sound reserved to Sex Mob fans in comparison, but he`s going for a very different mood here and his playing is exquisite. The songs are anchored by David Piltch`s woody bass and the tasty and understated percussion of Danny Frankel with D.J. Bonebrake`s vibes hanging in the air, adding cool colors throughout. It`s a mostly laid-back affair that doesn`t so much build in energy as it does in mood, totally immersing the listener by the end. Lovely. ~ Sean Westergaard Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Steven Bernstein - Diaspora Hollywood * $14.77 Composer: Josef Rosenblatt.Personnel: Steven Bernstein (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steven Bernstein ; Dick Akright (trumpet); David Piltch (double bass); Pablo Calogero (flute, bass flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); D.J. Bonebrake (vibraphone); Danny Frankel (drums, bongos, percussion).Audio Mixer: Danny Kopelson.Liner Note Author: Steven Bernstein .Recording information: Solidstatesman Studio, Hollywood, CA (02/12/2004-02/20/2004).Photographer: Peter Gannushkin.Arrangers: Steven Bernstein ; Henry Rosenblatt.Steven Bernstein`s Diaspora series continues with Diaspora Hollywood, inspired by the great film composers who immigrated from Eastern Europe to New York and then to Hollywood, and also by the sound of cool West Coast jazz. Diaspora Hollywood has a great sound, like some kind of Jewish jazz noir with its rich, moody tones and haunting vibraphone. Pablo Calogero`s woodwinds and flute mostly inhabit the low end, with delicious baritone sax, bass clarinet, and bass flute. Bernstein`s playing will sound reserved to Sex Mob fans in comparison, but he`s going for a very different mood here and his playing is exquisite. The songs are anchored by David Piltch`s woody bass and the tasty and understated percussion of Danny Frankel with D.J. Bonebrake`s vibes hanging in the air, adding cool colors throughout. It`s a mostly laid-back affair that doesn`t so much build in energy as it does in mood, totally immersing the listener by the end. Lovely. ~ Sean Westergaard Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Hollywood $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Story of a Girl - (featuring Roy Morgan/Hollywood Stars/The Hollywood Stars), 2. Life in LA - (featuring Roy Morgan/Hollywood Stars/The Hollywood Stars), 3. Jennifer Love Song - (featuring Roy Morgan/Hollywood Stars/The Hollywood Stars), 4. 3 Inches Tall - (featuring Roy Morgan/Hollywood Stars/The Hollywood Stars), 5. Final Damnation, The - (featuring Roy Morgan/Hollywood Stars/The Hollywood Stars), 6. Single Girl - (featuring Kevin K & the Real Kool Kats/Jack Leroy/Vincent Price/The Real Kool Kats), 7. Heartbreak Comedy, 8. Hollywood High, 9. Way Out West - (featuring Edo McGrady/Hugh T. Williams/The St. Pete Allstars), 10. Another Pretty Face - (featuring The Lower East Side Band/Nolan Ramone), 11. No Ice in Paradise - (featuring The Lower East Side Band/Nolan Ramone), 12. Hook Me Up - (featuring Andy Hill), 13. Joey and Dee Dee, 14. Hollywood - (featuring The Lower East Side Band/Nolan Ramone), 15. Circle of Thieves - (featuring Kevin K), 16. Snake Pit

Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Hollywood $49.87 Personnel: Herb Ellis (guitar); Paul "Scooby" Smith, Lou Levy (piano); Gus Johnson, Stan Levey (drums).Audio Mixer: Val Valentin.Liner Note Authors: Harry Weinger; Richard Seidel.Recording information: The Crescendo (05/11/1961-06/30/1962).Photographers: Rolf Ambor; Riccardo Schwamenthal; Chuck Stewart; Chuck Stewart.An appearance in Hollywood for a first-rate jazz vocalist was not necessarily an opportunity to broadcast your visage and pander to everyone from Tacoma to Tallahassee. It could also include a date at the Crescendo, the Sunset Strip`s best chance to find premier jazz. Gene Norman`s nightclub hosted dozens of jazz legends (and a comic or two), and produced more than its share of excellent LPs recorded on location. Better even than Mel Torm¿`s 1954 classic, the Ella Fitzgerald LP that resulted from her May 1961 appearances generated one of the best (and certainly most underrated) live records in her discography -- and almost 50 years later, it became a four-CD set compiling ten days` worth of performances. All of her hallmarks (technical wizardry, breakneck scatting, irrepressible humor and warmth) are on full display, with a small but expressive quartet backing her performance, including pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, drummer Gus Johnson, and bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks. Although it`s full of brilliance, the highlights are clear: a seven-minute scat masterpiece of "Take the `A` Train," with chorus after chorus of variations, and the shorter but still excellent "Mr. Paganini." The balladry is masterful as well, with "Baby, Won`t You Please Come Home" high on the list. Verve label-head Norman Granz recorded each of Ella Fitzgerald`s sets between May 11th and 21st, 1961, at the Crescendo, and Twelve Nights in Hollywood contains the fruits of that labor -- 75 songs with nary a repeat in the list (although the fourth disc actually consists of a 1962 date finding Fitzgerald back at the Crescendo). Although its comprehensiveness may be a hindrance, Twelve Nights in Hollywood is a classic glimpse of Ella at her on-stage best. ~ John Bush Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Hollywood $52.71 Personnel: Herb Ellis (guitar); Paul "Scooby" Smith, Lou Levy (piano); Gus Johnson, Stan Levey (drums).Audio Mixer: Val Valentin.Liner Note Authors: Harry Weinger; Richard Seidel.Recording information: The Crescendo (05/11/1961-06/30/1962).Photographers: Rolf Ambor; Riccardo Schwamenthal; Chuck Stewart; Chuck Stewart.An appearance in Hollywood for a first-rate jazz vocalist was not necessarily an opportunity to broadcast your visage and pander to everyone from Tacoma to Tallahassee. It could also include a date at the Crescendo, the Sunset Strip`s best chance to find premier jazz. Gene Norman`s nightclub hosted dozens of jazz legends (and a comic or two), and produced more than its share of excellent LPs recorded on location. Better even than Mel Torm¿`s 1954 classic, the Ella Fitzgerald LP that resulted from her May 1961 appearances generated one of the best (and certainly most underrated) live records in her discography -- and almost 50 years later, it became a four-CD set compiling ten days` worth of performances. All of her hallmarks (technical wizardry, breakneck scatting, irrepressible humor and warmth) are on full display, with a small but expressive quartet backing her performance, including pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, drummer Gus Johnson, and bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks. Although it`s full of brilliance, the highlights are clear: a seven-minute scat masterpiece of "Take the `A` Train," with chorus after chorus of variations, and the shorter but still excellent "Mr. Paganini." The balladry is masterful as well, with "Baby, Won`t You Please Come Home" high on the list. Verve label-head Norman Granz recorded each of Ella Fitzgerald`s sets between May 11th and 21st, 1961, at the Crescendo, and Twelve Nights in Hollywood contains the fruits of that labor -- 75 songs with nary a repeat in the list (although the fourth disc actually consists of a 1962 date finding Fitzgerald back at the Crescendo). Although its comprehensiveness may be a hindrance, Twelve Nights in Hollywood is a classic glimpse of Ella at her on-stage best. ~ John Bush Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Hollywood $53.95 Personnel: Herb Ellis (guitar); Paul "Scooby" Smith, Lou Levy (piano); Gus Johnson, Stan Levey (drums).Audio Mixer: Val Valentin.Liner Note Authors: Harry Weinger; Richard Seidel.Recording information: The Crescendo (05/11/1961-06/30/1962).Photographers: Rolf Ambor; Riccardo Schwamenthal; Chuck Stewart; Chuck Stewart.An appearance in Hollywood for a first-rate jazz vocalist was not necessarily an opportunity to broadcast your visage and pander to everyone from Tacoma to Tallahassee. It could also include a date at the Crescendo, the Sunset Strip`s best chance to find premier jazz. Gene Norman`s nightclub hosted dozens of jazz legends (and a comic or two), and produced more than its share of excellent LPs recorded on location. Better even than Mel Torm¿`s 1954 classic, the Ella Fitzgerald LP that resulted from her May 1961 appearances generated one of the best (and certainly most underrated) live records in her discography -- and almost 50 years later, it became a four-CD set compiling ten days` worth of performances. All of her hallmarks (technical wizardry, breakneck scatting, irrepressible humor and warmth) are on full display, with a small but expressive quartet backing her performance, including pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, drummer Gus Johnson, and bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks. Although it`s full of brilliance, the highlights are clear: a seven-minute scat masterpiece of "Take the `A` Train," with chorus after chorus of variations, and the shorter but still excellent "Mr. Paganini." The balladry is masterful as well, with "Baby, Won`t You Please Come Home" high on the list. Verve label-head Norman Granz recorded each of Ella Fitzgerald`s sets between May 11th and 21st, 1961, at the Crescendo, and Twelve Nights in Hollywood contains the fruits of that labor -- 75 songs with nary a repeat in the list (although the fourth disc actually consists of a 1962 date finding Fitzgerald back at the Crescendo). Although its comprehensiveness may be a hindrance, Twelve Nights in Hollywood is a classic glimpse of Ella at her on-stage best. ~ John Bush Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Hollywood $68.1 Personnel: Herb Ellis (guitar); Paul "Scooby" Smith, Lou Levy (piano); Gus Johnson, Stan Levey (drums).Audio Mixer: Val Valentin.Liner Note Authors: Harry Weinger; Richard Seidel.Recording information: The Crescendo (05/11/1961-06/30/1962).Photographers: Rolf Ambor; Riccardo Schwamenthal; Chuck Stewart; Chuck Stewart.An appearance in Hollywood for a first-rate jazz vocalist was not necessarily an opportunity to broadcast your visage and pander to everyone from Tacoma to Tallahassee. It could also include a date at the Crescendo, the Sunset Strip`s best chance to find premier jazz. Gene Norman`s nightclub hosted dozens of jazz legends (and a comic or two), and produced more than its share of excellent LPs recorded on location. Better even than Mel Torm¿`s 1954 classic, the Ella Fitzgerald LP that resulted from her May 1961 appearances generated one of the best (and certainly most underrated) live records in her discography -- and almost 50 years later, it became a four-CD set compiling ten days` worth of performances. All of her hallmarks (technical wizardry, breakneck scatting, irrepressible humor and warmth) are on full display, with a small but expressive quartet backing her performance, including pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, drummer Gus Johnson, and bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks. Although it`s full of brilliance, the highlights are clear: a seven-minute scat masterpiece of "Take the `A` Train," with chorus after chorus of variations, and the shorter but still excellent "Mr. Paganini." The balladry is masterful as well, with "Baby, Won`t You Please Come Home" high on the list. Verve label-head Norman Granz recorded each of Ella Fitzgerald`s sets between May 11th and 21st, 1961, at the Crescendo, and Twelve Nights in Hollywood contains the fruits of that labor -- 75 songs with nary a repeat in the list (although the fourth disc actually consists of a 1962 date finding Fitzgerald back at the Crescendo). Although its comprehensiveness may be a hindrance, Twelve Nights in Hollywood is a classic glimpse of Ella at her on-stage best. ~ John Bush Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Hollywood $5.99 Hollywood, Florida boasts a rich history. These images illustrate the people, the events, and the everyday scenes that make up Hollywoodas story.

Tangerine Dream - Hollywood Lightning $17.55 Audio Remasterer: Harald Pairits.Recording information: Eastgate Studio, Berlin; Eastgate VIE. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Tangerine Dream - Hollywood Lightning $23.96 Audio Remasterer: Harald Pairits.Recording information: Eastgate Studio, Berlin; Eastgate VIE. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Tangerine Dream - Hollywood Lightning $18.54 Audio Remasterer: Harald Pairits.Recording information: Eastgate Studio, Berlin; Eastgate VIE. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Tangerine Dream - Hollywood Lightning $18.98 Audio Remasterer: Harald Pairits.Recording information: Eastgate Studio, Berlin; Eastgate VIE. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Hollywood $52.77 The Hollywood that greeted Cendrars in 1936 was in its heydey. Cendrars was often snubbed by studio guards and the stars and industry movers and shakers with whom he was trying to hobnob. His response was to invent a wildly funny Hollywood of his own, embellishing his adventures and mixing them with black humor, star anecdotes, and wry social commentary.

On Hollywood $52 On Hollywood offers a lively and highly informative history of the origins and early growth of the Hollywood motion picture industry. Scott shows us the rich tapestry of personalities who created the Hollywood system. At the same time, he forcefully and effectively argues that it was self-interested intransigence and the lack of entrepreneurial vision within the New York based film industry that caused New York to squander its early dominant position. The rest, as they say, is history. --Robert DeFillippi, Suffolk University

Hollywood Blue Flames - Deep in America $13.57 Audio Mixer: Joe Bellamy.Liner Note Author: Miriam Hospodar.Recording information: Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1979); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1979); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1979); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1979); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1980); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1980); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1980); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1980); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (2004-2009); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (2004-2009); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (2004-2009); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (2004-2009).Photographer: Joshua Temkin.A tasteful and elegantly modern blues band with jazzy overtones, the Hollywood Flames came together in 1975 on the West Coast as the Hollywood Fats Band, led by guitar phenom Michael "Hollywood Fats" Mann and featuring Larry Taylor on bass and drums, Richard Innes on piano and Hammond B-3, Fred Kaplan on piano and guitar, and harmonica whiz and vocalist Al Blake. The group specialized in a kind of informed update of the classic electric blues bands of the 1950s, but were also capable of eerily accurate acoustic versions of old country blues standards from the 1920s or shifting into New Orleans piano romps, keeping traditions alive while giving them a sonic push forward at the same time. Mann`s death in 1986 brought the band to a close until 2005 when the original members reunited as the Hollywood Blue Flames, this time with guitarist Kirk Fletcher aboard, and continued making vital blues music in the same vein as the original group. Deep in America is the band`s third album released under the Hollywood Blue Flames name, and while it would be wrong to say that Mann isn`t missed, Fletcher plays on these tracks like the only feasible substitute. It works, and it works for the same reason the Hollywood Fats Band worked -- passion and intelligence. These guys know the history of the blues but they seem to understand the genre`s emotional center as well, with tracks like the perfectly and wearily poised "Leavin` California," and they also don`t forget that people need to step it up and dance -- check out the easily rolling piano shuffles "Crescent City Rock" and "Hushpuppy" for proof of that. A second disc is included in this package that features vintage live cuts from the original Hollywood Fats Band -- so in a way, Mann is aboard here, too. ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Hollywood Blue Flames - Deep in America $18.52 Audio Mixer: Joe Bellamy.Liner Note Author: Miriam Hospodar.Recording information: Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1979); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1979); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1979); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1979); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1980); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1980); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1980); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1980); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (2004-2009); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (2004-2009); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (2004-2009); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (2004-2009).Photographer: Joshua Temkin.A tasteful and elegantly modern blues band with jazzy overtones, the Hollywood Flames came together in 1975 on the West Coast as the Hollywood Fats Band, led by guitar phenom Michael "Hollywood Fats" Mann and featuring Larry Taylor on bass and drums, Richard Innes on piano and Hammond B-3, Fred Kaplan on piano and guitar, and harmonica whiz and vocalist Al Blake. The group specialized in a kind of informed update of the classic electric blues bands of the 1950s, but were also capable of eerily accurate acoustic versions of old country blues standards from the 1920s or shifting into New Orleans piano romps, keeping traditions alive while giving them a sonic push forward at the same time. Mann`s death in 1986 brought the band to a close until 2005 when the original members reunited as the Hollywood Blue Flames, this time with guitarist Kirk Fletcher aboard, and continued making vital blues music in the same vein as the original group. Deep in America is the band`s third album released under the Hollywood Blue Flames name, and while it would be wrong to say that Mann isn`t missed, Fletcher plays on these tracks like the only feasible substitute. It works, and it works for the same reason the Hollywood Fats Band worked -- passion and intelligence. These guys know the history of the blues but they seem to understand the genre`s emotional center as well, with tracks like the perfectly and wearily poised "Leavin` California," and they also don`t forget that people need to step it up and dance -- check out the easily rolling piano shuffles "Crescent City Rock" and "Hushpuppy" for proof of that. A second disc is included in this package that features vintage live cuts from the original Hollywood Fats Band -- so in a way, Mann is aboard here, too. ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Hollywood Blue Flames - Deep in America $14.34 Audio Mixer: Joe Bellamy.Liner Note Author: Miriam Hospodar.Recording information: Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1979); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1979); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1979); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1979); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1980); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1980); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1980); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1980); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (2004-2009); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (2004-2009); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (2004-2009); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (2004-2009).Photographer: Joshua Temkin.A tasteful and elegantly modern blues band with jazzy overtones, the Hollywood Flames came together in 1975 on the West Coast as the Hollywood Fats Band, led by guitar phenom Michael "Hollywood Fats" Mann and featuring Larry Taylor on bass and drums, Richard Innes on piano and Hammond B-3, Fred Kaplan on piano and guitar, and harmonica whiz and vocalist Al Blake. The group specialized in a kind of informed update of the classic electric blues bands of the 1950s, but were also capable of eerily accurate acoustic versions of old country blues standards from the 1920s or shifting into New Orleans piano romps, keeping traditions alive while giving them a sonic push forward at the same time. Mann`s death in 1986 brought the band to a close until 2005 when the original members reunited as the Hollywood Blue Flames, this time with guitarist Kirk Fletcher aboard, and continued making vital blues music in the same vein as the original group. Deep in America is the band`s third album released under the Hollywood Blue Flames name, and while it would be wrong to say that Mann isn`t missed, Fletcher plays on these tracks like the only feasible substitute. It works, and it works for the same reason the Hollywood Fats Band worked -- passion and intelligence. These guys know the history of the blues but they seem to understand the genre`s emotional center as well, with tracks like the perfectly and wearily poised "Leavin` California," and they also don`t forget that people need to step it up and dance -- check out the easily rolling piano shuffles "Crescent City Rock" and "Hushpuppy" for proof of that. A second disc is included in this package that features vintage live cuts from the original Hollywood Fats Band -- so in a way, Mann is aboard here, too. ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Hollywood Blue Flames - Deep in America $14.68 Audio Mixer: Joe Bellamy.Liner Note Author: Miriam Hospodar.Recording information: Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1979); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1979); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1979); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1979); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (1980); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (1980); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (1980); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (1980); Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (2004-2009); The Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (2004-2009); The Keyston, Palo Alto, CA (2004-2009); The White House, Laguna Beach, CA (2004-2009).Photographer: Joshua Temkin.A tasteful and elegantly modern blues band with jazzy overtones, the Hollywood Flames came together in 1975 on the West Coast as the Hollywood Fats Band, led by guitar phenom Michael "Hollywood Fats" Mann and featuring Larry Taylor on bass and drums, Richard Innes on piano and Hammond B-3, Fred Kaplan on piano and guitar, and harmonica whiz and vocalist Al Blake. The group specialized in a kind of informed update of the classic electric blues bands of the 1950s, but were also capable of eerily accurate acoustic versions of old country blues standards from the 1920s or shifting into New Orleans piano romps, keeping traditions alive while giving them a sonic push forward at the same time. Mann`s death in 1986 brought the band to a close until 2005 when the original members reunited as the Hollywood Blue Flames, this time with guitarist Kirk Fletcher aboard, and continued making vital blues music in the same vein as the original group. Deep in America is the band`s third album released under the Hollywood Blue Flames name, and while it would be wrong to say that Mann isn`t missed, Fletcher plays on these tracks like the only feasible substitute. It works, and it works for the same reason the Hollywood Fats Band worked -- passion and intelligence. These guys know the history of the blues but they seem to understand the genre`s emotional center as well, with tracks like the perfectly and wearily poised "Leavin` California," and they also don`t forget that people need to step it up and dance -- check out the easily rolling piano shuffles "Crescent City Rock" and "Hushpuppy" for proof of that. A second disc is included in this package that features vintage live cuts from the original Hollywood Fats Band -- so in a way, Mann is aboard here, too. ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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Hollywood $14.4 Noted travel writer Richard Alleman wrote the definitive guide to Hollywood back in 1985. Twenty years later, online booksellers are getting as much as $100 for used copies of his out-of-print classic. Now Alleman has revisedThe Movie Lover's Guide to Hollywood in a handsome new edition—totally updated and packed with 33 percent brand-new material.Taking them behind the gates of the exclusive, often hidden world of Hollywood, Alleman invites movie lovers to travel in the company of Tinseltown's elite—from Lana Turner and Humphrey Bogart to Sofia Coppola and Leonardo DiCaprio. Film fans experience the mood of Old Hollywood, and see where Barbara Stanwyck seduced Fred MacMurray in the film noir classicDouble Indemnity, or imagine the future as they glimpse the real buildings used by director Ridley Scott forBlade Runner. This travel guide to movie L.A. provides a starry-eyed look at over 300 attractions, from the glory days of motion pictures to today's hottest New Hollywood scenes. From theüberhip Chateau Marmont to the former Malibu compound of Barbra Streisand, this gossipy guide includes insider looks at:* Historic studios* Movie-star homes and hotels* The best nightclubs and restaurants for star spotting* Classic and contemporary locations* Burial sites of Hollywood's dearly departed* Scandal spots* And much, much moreThe ultimate insider's handbook,Hollywood: The Movie Lover's Guidewill have you calling"your people" and"your people's people" to book your trip to this celebrity mecca.

Hollywood $11.14 Noted travel writer Richard Alleman wrote the definitive guide to Hollywood back in 1985. Twenty years later, online booksellers are getting as much as $100 for used copies of his out-of-print classic. Now Alleman has revisedThe Movie Lover's Guide to Hollywood in a handsome new edition—totally updated and packed with 33 percent brand-new material.Taking them behind the gates of the exclusive, often hidden world of Hollywood, Alleman invites movie lovers to travel in the company of Tinseltown's elite—from Lana Turner and Humphrey Bogart to Sofia Coppola and Leonardo DiCaprio. Film fans experience the mood of Old Hollywood, and see where Barbara Stanwyck seduced Fred MacMurray in the film noir classicDouble Indemnity, or imagine the future as they glimpse the real buildings used by director Ridley Scott forBlade Runner. This travel guide to movie L.A. provides a starry-eyed look at over 300 attractions, from the glory days of motion pictures to today's hottest New Hollywood scenes. From theüberhip Chateau Marmont to the former Malibu compound of Barbra Streisand, this gossipy guide includes insider looks at:* Historic studios* Movie-star homes and hotels* The best nightclubs and restaurants for star spotting* Classic and contemporary locations* Burial sites of Hollywood's dearly departed* Scandal spots* And much, much moreThe ultimate insider's handbook,Hollywood: The Movie Lover's Guidewill have you calling"your people" and"your people's people" to book your trip to this celebrity mecca.

Hollywood $10.54 Noted travel writer Richard Alleman wrote the definitive guide to Hollywood back in 1985. Twenty years later, online booksellers are getting as much as $100 for used copies of his out-of-print classic. Now Alleman has revisedThe Movie Lover's Guide to Hollywood in a handsome new edition—totally updated and packed with 33 percent brand-new material.Taking them behind the gates of the exclusive, often hidden world of Hollywood, Alleman invites movie lovers to travel in the company of Tinseltown's elite—from Lana Turner and Humphrey Bogart to Sofia Coppola and Leonardo DiCaprio. Film fans experience the mood of Old Hollywood, and see where Barbara Stanwyck seduced Fred MacMurray in the film noir classicDouble Indemnity, or imagine the future as they glimpse the real buildings used by director Ridley Scott forBlade Runner. This travel guide to movie L.A. provides a starry-eyed look at over 300 attractions, from the glory days of motion pictures to today's hottest New Hollywood scenes. From theüberhip Chateau Marmont to the former Malibu compound of Barbra Streisand, this gossipy guide includes insider looks at:* Historic studios* Movie-star homes and hotels* The best nightclubs and restaurants for star spotting* Classic and contemporary locations* Burial sites of Hollywood's dearly departed* Scandal spots* And much, much moreThe ultimate insider's handbook,Hollywood: The Movie Lover's Guidewill have you calling"your people" and"your people's people" to book your trip to this celebrity mecca.

Hollywood $11.41 Noted travel writer Richard Alleman wrote the definitive guide to Hollywood back in 1985. Twenty years later, online booksellers are getting as much as $100 for used copies of his out-of-print classic. Now Alleman has revisedThe Movie Lover's Guide to Hollywood in a handsome new edition—totally updated and packed with 33 percent brand-new material.Taking them behind the gates of the exclusive, often hidden world of Hollywood, Alleman invites movie lovers to travel in the company of Tinseltown's elite—from Lana Turner and Humphrey Bogart to Sofia Coppola and Leonardo DiCaprio. Film fans experience the mood of Old Hollywood, and see where Barbara Stanwyck seduced Fred MacMurray in the film noir classicDouble Indemnity, or imagine the future as they glimpse the real buildings used by director Ridley Scott forBlade Runner. This travel guide to movie L.A. provides a starry-eyed look at over 300 attractions, from the glory days of motion pictures to today's hottest New Hollywood scenes. From theüberhip Chateau Marmont to the former Malibu compound of Barbra Streisand, this gossipy guide includes insider looks at:* Historic studios* Movie-star homes and hotels* The best nightclubs and restaurants for star spotting* Classic and contemporary locations* Burial sites of Hollywood's dearly departed* Scandal spots* And much, much moreThe ultimate insider's handbook,Hollywood: The Movie Lover's Guidewill have you calling"your people" and"your people's people" to book your trip to this celebrity mecca.

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Hollywood $11.24 Wicked and provocative...Vidal's purview of Hollywood in one of its golden ages is fascinating. -- Chicago Tribune In his brilliant and dazzling new novel, Gore Vidal sweeps us into one of the most fascinating periods of American political and social change. The time is 1917. In Washington, President Wilson is about to lead the United States into the Great War. In California, a new industry is born that will transform America: moving pictures. Here is history as only Gore Vidal can re-create it: brimming with intrigue and scandal, peopled by the greats of the silver screen and American politics, from Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks to Franklin D. Roosevelt and the author's own grandfather, the blind Senator Gore. With Hollywood, Vidal once again proves himself a superb storyteller and a perceptive chronicler of human nature's endless deceptions. From the Paperback edition.

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