Alan Goldsher

George Benson

The much-awaited story of celebrated singer, songwriter, composer, and guitarist George Benson, with a foreword by Bill Cosby.

The Autobiography

Benson

Attempted in Imitation of Mr. Locke's Manner. With a Dissertation on James II. 14-----20. Or, an Essay to Reconcile what St. Paul Has Said Concerning Men's Being Justified by Faith, with what St. James Has Said Concerning Their Being Justified by Works. By the Author of the Paraphrase and Notes on St. Paul's Epistles to Philemon, ...

A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistle of St. James

(Jazz Book). More than 100 original practice choruses! Terrific material to add to every jazz musician's daily routine.

Jazz Etudes Over Classic Jazz Changes

Over the course of his fifty-year career, George Benson has performed for hundreds of millions of fans around the world, received ten Grammy Awards, and recorded with some of the most revered musicians of his era. In 2011, he earned a National Endowment of the Arts Jazz Masters Award. And he has finally decided to tell his story. Benson: The Autobiography follows the musician's remarkable rise from the ghettos of Pittsburgh to the stages of Dubai, and everywhere in between. His tales of scuffling on the road with jazz legend Brother Jack McDuff, navigating his way through the recording studio with Miles Davis, and emerging as the first true (and truly successful) jazz/soul crossover artist will enthrall devotees of both music history and pop culture. An open and truthful raconteur, Benson discusses his near-arrest for domestic abuse, the tragic illnesses that afflicted his family, the secret lives of his musical cohorts, and racism's effect on his life and art. His long-awaited book allows readers to meet one of the most beloved, prolific, and bestselling musicians of any era.

Why Britain Should Disarm

A Paraphrase and Notes on the Seven Catholic Epistles

Taken from the Acts of the Apostles, and Their Epistles : Together with the Rekarkable Facts of the Jewish Anr Roman History, which Affectes the Christians, Within this Period ; In Three Volumes

George Benson

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