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Jokes My Father Never Taught Me : Life, Love, and Loss With Richard Pryor. by Pryor, Rain.(CARDINAL)531214;

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Jokes my father never taught me : life, love, and loss with Richard Pryor / by Pryor, Rain.(CARDINAL)531214; Crimmins, C. E.(CARDINAL)732386;

Subjects: Autobiographies.; Pryor, Richard, 1940-2005.; Pryor, Rain.; Pryor, Richard.; Actors;

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MS Luncheon features comedian's daughter Rain Pryor by High Point Enterprise.;

photoPage & column: F3-1

Subjects: Pryor, Rain.; Pryor, Richard, 1940-2005.; Bogest, Mary.; Multiple Sclerosis.; National Multiple Sclerosis Society -- Central North Carolina Chapter.; Norcross, Rena.; Green, Elizabeth.; Norcross, Natalie.; Coughlin, Barbara.; Norcross, Carson.; Slane, Marsha.; National Multiple Sclerosis Society (New York, NY). Central North Carolina Chapter (Greensboro, NC); Brinson, Mary Lou "Butch"; Cridlebaugh, Penny.; Adams, Peggy.; Dowdy, Doris.; Neal, Pat.; Morey, Martha.; Miller-Beard, Molly.; Ilderton, Wanda.; Strowd, Barbara.; Foscue, Lynn.; Fenn, Candy.; O'Briant, Linda.; Workman, Debbie.; Newman, Shannon.;

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Hello, rain! [board book] / by Pryor, Katherine,author.(CARDINAL)605754; Soini, Rose,1982-illustrator.;

Take a sensory journey through the childhood joys of a rainy day in this board book from the award-winning creative team of Hello, Garden!240L

Subjects: Picture books.; Board books.; Fiction.; Rain and rainfall;

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One last lunch : a final meal with those who meant so much to us / by Heller, Erica,editor.(CARDINAL)734831;

Erica Heller and Joseph Heller -- Clarence Major and James Baldwin -- Brook Ashley and Tallulah Bankhead -- Al Díaz and Jean-Michel Basquiat -- Muffie Meyer and Little Edie Beale -- Daniel Bellow and Saul Bellow -- Carinthia West and David Bowie -- Aviva Layton and William Burroughs -- Benjamin Cheever and John Cheever -- Sara Moulton and Julia Child -- The Rev. George Pitcher and Jesus Christ -- David Layton and Leonard Cohen -- Kirk Douglas and Herschel "Harry" Danielovitch -- Jesse Kornbluth and Nora Ephron -- Elwood H. Smith and Nancy Boyer Feindt -- David Breithaupt and Allen Ginsburg -- Phyllis Raphael and Max Glezos-Chartoff -- Stephanie Pierson and Marcella Hazan -- Margaret Heilbrun and Carolyn Heilbrun and her pseudonym, Amanda Cross -- Joe Lewis and Jimi Hendrix -- Hussein Ibish and Christopher Hitchens -- Allegra Huston and Enrica "Ricki" Soma -- Lee Clow and Steve Jobs -- Kaylie Jones and James Jones -- RF Jurjevics and Juris Jurjevics -- Nancy Evans and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis -- Hilma Wolitzer and Maxine Kumin -- Cathy Ladman and Leo Ladman -- Caroline Leavitt and Henry Leavitt -- Elizabeth Mailer and Norman Mailer -- Merrill Markoe and Ronny Markoe -- Bob Balaban and Groucho Marx -- Malachy McCourt and Frank McCourt -- Rick Moody and Meredith Moody -- Dahlia Lithwick and Paul Newman -- Kate O'Toole and Peter O'Toole -- Taja Sevelle and Prince -- Rain Pryor and Richard Pryor -- Christopher Rauschenberg and Robert Rauschenberg -- Robert Chalmers and Lou Reed -- Adrien G. Lesser and Oliver Sacks -- Anne Serling and Rod Serling -- Dan Allentuck and Maureen Stapleton -- Tracy Tynan and Kenneth Tynan -- Mark Vonnegut and Kurt Vonnegut -- Richard Bausch and Eudora Welty -- Cameron West and Robin Williams -- James Grissom and Tennessee Williams -- Richard Lewis and Jonathan Winters -- Erica Heller and Joseph Heller.A few years ago, Erica Heller realized how universal the longing is for one more moment with a lost loved one. It could be a parent, a sibling, a mentor, or a friend, but who wouldn't love the opportunity to sit down, break bread, and just talk? Who wouldn't jump at the chance to ask those unasked questions, or share those unvoiced feelings? In One Last Lunch, Heller, an acclaimed memoirist herself, has asked friends and family of authors, artists, musicians, comedians, actors, and others, to recount one such fantastic repast. Muffie Meyer and her documentary subject Little Edie Beale go to a deli in Montreal. Kirk Douglas asks his father what he thought of him becoming an actor. Sara Moulton dines with her friend Julia Child. The Anglican priest George Pitcher has lunch with Jesus. These richly imagined stories are endlessly revealing, about the subject, the writer, the passage of time, regret, gratitude, and the power of enduring love.

Subjects: Essays.; Interviews.; Fiction.; American essays; Celebrities; Authors;

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Clapton [sound recording]. by Clapton, Eric,performer.(CARDINAL)344034; Berlin, Irving,1888-1989.How deep is the ocean.;

Eric Clapton, vocals, guitar, mandolin ; with vocal and instrumental acc.Recorded at Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood, Calif. and Piety Street Studios, New Orleans, La.

Subjects: Blues (Music); Cover versions.; Guitar music (Rock); Rock music;

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The war the women lived : female voices from the Confederate South / by Sullivan, Walter,1924-2006.(CARDINAL)162022;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 313-314) and index.The days that are no more / Kate Stone -- Holbein's ghost / Sarah Rice Pryor -- The view from the Mills House / Mary Boykin Chesnut -- Pistols in the churchyard / Catherine Cooper Hopley -- In prison for my country / Rose O'Neal Greenhow -- A cold way home / Lucy Nickolson Lindsay -- The sleep of the living / Phoebe Yates Pember -- We run for our lives / Sarah Morgan -- The pain of remembering / Cornelia Peake McDonald -- An invasion of graybacks / Julia Morgan -- Fleeing from our servants / Kate Stone -- Returning to brother / Sarah Morgan -- My yard is a battlefield / Cornelia Peake McDonald --Guidance for Stonewall / Belle Boyd -- A spy in woman's clothing / Loréta Janéta Velazquez -- What modesty requires / Kate Cumming -- The soldiers stare with open eyes / Mary Boykin Chesnut -- A meeting at sea / Belle Boyd -- A cap for Mrs. Worthey / Céline Frémaux -- A funeral in the rain / Phoebe Yates Pember -- Searching for cartridge boxes / Céline Frémaux -- Alone on the road with Yankee / Mary A.H. Gay -- Thirty thousand dollars poorer / Dolly Lunt Burge -- A birth in the ruins / Mary Jones and Mary Mallard -- Lucifer in starlight / Emma LeConte -- Hetty Cary's wedding / Constance Cary Harrison -- Food for the wounded / Phoebe Yates Pember -- A garland for Mrs. Stuart / Mrs. Alexander H. Major -- The end of all we cherished / Judith Brokenbrough McGuire -- Remembering God's promises / Cornelia Peake McDonald -- The last march home / Eliza Andrews.In The War the Women Lived, Walter Sullivan presents an informal history of the American Civil War in the South as seen through the eyes of the 23 principals whose acutely perceptive reports he has chosen for this book. "Through their memorable voices," George Garrett has written, comes "a vivid and fascinating view ... of those terrible times." The editor has selected 31 narrative sequences that unfold in chronological order. Each selection constitutes a story -- of suffering, courage, daring, patriotism, resignation, faith; and the stories add up to an account of the war as it was lived and endured on the domestic front in the South, from its halcyon and hopeful beginnings in 1861 until its devastating conclusion in 1865. The action, however, is by no means confined to home and hearth: it also includes scenes occurring on the battlefield and on shipboard; in churches, hospitals, and prisons; and elsewhere. We begin in the salad days of the Old South with its life of elegance and leisure being celebrated; we end with the South in ruins, its economy shattered and its surviving people -- black and white, male and female -- wounded and beggared. - Jacket flap.

Subjects: Personal narratives.; Women; Women.; Womyn.;

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The Midnight Special [videorecording] / by performer.Dr. John,1941-2019(CARDINAL)762849; Benson, George,1943-performer.(CARDINAL)724901; Bishop, Elvin,performer.; Bishop, Stephen,performer.; Brenner, David,1936-2014,performer.(CARDINAL)731141; Campbell, Glen,1936-performer.; Carlin, George,performer.(CARDINAL)739045; Cole, Natalie,1950-2015,performer.(CARDINAL)349076; Croce, Jim,performer.(CARDINAL)377641; Cross, Christopher,1951-performer.; Crystal, Billy,performer.(CARDINAL)346901; Dees, Rick,performer.; Elliman, Yvonne,performer.; Foxx, Redd,1922-1991,performer.(CARDINAL)152359; Franklin, Aretha,performer.(CARDINAL)340870; Gaynor, Gloria,performer.(CARDINAL)364416; Hammond, Albert,performer.; James, Etta,1938-2012,performer.(CARDINAL)367661; Kaplan, Gabriel,performer.; Kaufman, Andy,1949-1984,performer.(CARDINAL)656852; Klein, Robert,1942-performer.(CARDINAL)526376; Macgregor, Mary(Vocalist),performer.; Manilow, Barry,performer.(CARDINAL)524660; Martin, Steve,1945-performer.(CARDINAL)135652; Morrison, Van,1945-performer.(CARDINAL)340405; Murphey, Michael,1945-performer.; Parton, Dolly,performer.(CARDINAL)346135; Prinze, Freddie,performer.; Pryor, Richard,1940-2005,performer.(CARDINAL)724708; Rivers, Joan,performer.(CARDINAL)352695; Ronstadt, Linda,performer.(CARDINAL)340412; Santana, Carlos,performer.(CARDINAL)345059; Steinberg, David,1942 August 9-performer.(CARDINAL)376750; Sugarman, Burt,producer.; Summer, Donna,performer.(CARDINAL)719804; Valli, Frankie,performer.(CARDINAL)777711; Walker, Jimmie,1947-performer.(CARDINAL)383185; Willis, Carolyn,performer.; Wilson, Flip,performer.(CARDINAL)368550; Bay City Rollers,performer.; Cast of Idiots (Musical group),performer.; Charlie Daniels Band,performer.; Earth, Wind & Fire (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)357343; Heart (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)345488; REO Speedwagon (Musical group),performer.; Seals & Crofts,performer.; Steely Dan (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)368332; Wild Cherry (Musical group),performer.;

Disc one. Episode 357. Air date: January 25, 1980. Mandy (Barry Manilow) -- Operator (That's not the way it feels) (Jim Croce) -- It's a miracle (Barry Manilow). Episode 198. Air date: December 3, 1976. Play that funky music (Wild Cherry) -- Fooled around and fell in love (Elvin Bishop) -- Disco duck (Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots) -- Saturday night (Bay City Rollers). Episode 214. Air date: April 22, 1977. Moondance (George Benson, Van Morrison, Carlos Santana, Etta James, Dr. John) -- I'd rather go blind (Etta James and Dr. John) -- Breezin' (Carlos Santana and George Benson). Episode 204. Air date: January 28, 1977. You're no good (Linda Ronstadt) -- Shining star (Earth, Wind & Fire) -- Something he can feel (Aretha Franklin). Bonus songs. Wildfire (Michael Murphey) -- Get closer (Seals & Crofts with Carolyn Willis) -- Keep on loving you (REO Speedwagon) -- The devil went down to Georgia (Charlie Daniels Band). Bonus features. Interview: George Benson -- Featurette: Burt Sugarman.Disc three. Comedy routines. Billy Crystal -- George Carlin -- Freddie Prinze -- David Steinberg -- Flip Wilson -- David Brenner -- Steve Martin -- Richard Pryor -- Gabe Kaplan -- Redd Foxx -- Joan Rivers -- Jimmie Walker -- Robert Klein -- Andy Kaufman. Bonus features. Interview: David Steinberg.Disc two. Episode 2. Air date: February 9, 1973. Do it again (Steely Dan) -- Could it be I'm falling in love (Spinners) -- It never rains in Southern California (Albert Hammond) -- I'll be around (Spinners) -- Reeling in the years (Steely Dan). Episode 217. Air date: May 13, 1977. Southern nights (Glen Campbell) -- I've got love on my mind (Natalie Cole) -- Torn between two lovers (Mary MacGregor) -- On and on (Stephen Bishop) -- Crazy on you (Heart). Episode 288. Air date: September 29, 1978. Jolene (Dolly Parton) -- Grease (Frankie Valli) -- If I can't have you (Yvonne Elliman) -- I will always love you (Dolly Parton). Bonus songs. Love to love you baby (Donna Summer) -- I will survive (Gloria Gaynor) -- Sailing Christopher Cross).Creator, Executive producer: Burt Sugarman ; DVD producers: Lisa Hollett, Mitch Peyser, Alan Rubens.Showcases some of the best musicians and comedians of the 70s and early 80s.Rating: Not rated.DVD.

Subjects: Live sound recordings.; Television programs for the hearing impaired.; Popular music; Stand-up comedy.;

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