Harry Chapin - Live at the Capitol Theatre- October 21, 1978Chevy Chase dueting with Harry Chapin at the Capitol, in 1978. The occasion was a benefit concert for Bill Bradley's U. S. Senate campaign (which was ultimately successful). Harry Chapin was an American singer songwriter, philanthropist, and hunger activist best known for his folk rock and pop rock songs. He achieved worldwide success in the 1970s. Chapin, a Grammy Award winning artist and Grammy Hall of Fame inductee, has sold over 16 million records

once so effective in drawing attention to the growing number of dissidents against the fighting in Vietnam

Disc One kicks things off with a line-up of some of the biggest names in Pop and Dance including Sam Smith

that properly represents the transitional phase" between the 1992 Slumberland Lilys debut In the Presence of Nothing and 1995's Eccsame the Photon Band (both reissued by Frontier Records in 2015)

California" 0:54Calgon 0:30Stridex: "You Can Change Things" 0:22Murine: "Clear Eyes" 0:57Hartford Insurance 0:58Yardley: "You Know I Love You" 0:20Life Savers Soda 0:38Peter Paul: "Almond Joy" 0:16Wild Irish Rose: "The Big One" 0:30Clairol 0:49Avon: "Elusive" (complete) 2:29Burlington (version one) 0:30Sterling Salt: "Colored Salt" 0:14Gone

While Goku recovers from injuries suffered during battle with the Saiyans

having had two Top 10 albums and numerous Top 40 singles over his illustrious thirty-year career

a sovereign Calaf and Soprano Ermonela Jaho

often giving the impression of flying rapidly and lightly over the strings

'I'll just close my eyes

was his fifth album for Flying Dutchman and featured the core band of the Cosmic Echoes

The fact that he began recording country music and Western swing in the early 1950s only became known worldwide with the Bear Family releases of the 1980s and 1990s

Their line up consisted of vocalist Ian McCulloch