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Summary: Whether you walk down the sun-bathed cobblestone streets of Galveston or jive to the jazz in New Orleans, you'll want to do it with a song. Take a musical jaunt through Nashville, Boston, New York, San Francisco and other places songwriters have traced and recorded in lyric. From Mitch Miller to Metallica, with CitySongs, you'll learn what it is that inspires the songs that spawn from the heart of the city. This eBook from the publishers of the online magazine, The New Colonist, includes links to purchase the music featured for each of 11 cities: Boston, Galveston, Kansas City, Memphis, Mobile & Pensacola, Nashville, New Orleans, New York, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Small Towns |
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Author biography: Elaine Ernst Schneider has been writing since high school and has published articles, songs, and children's work. A music and literature teacher by training, Elaine's interests have always spanned both fields. Elaine was selected to sing title songs for two movies by Gospel Films of Muskegon, Michigan. She also acted in "Tough Men," a Gospel Films 1980 release, re-released on videocassette in 1990. Presently, Elaine is an author for Group Publishing, Inc. and the managing editor of Lesson Tutor, a curriculum lesson plan site found at www.lessontutor.com. |
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