Glisten8 reviews Songs from a Random House Bar/None Records, 2004 Danceable Avant Pop that RAWKS + An ecclectic, unusual and rocking ride + gListen pleases on many fronts + great sound + Moody, Marvelous Music             This Sporting Life Ian Whitcomb Rev-Ola, 2006             After the Ball: Pop Music from Rag to Rock Ian Whitcomb Limelight Editions, 2004 An irreverent and engaging chronicle of popular music dating from the 1880s, when Tin Pan Alley was founded, to the present by a British-born songwriter and onetime pop star. "Brash, learned, funny, and perspicacious." - The New Yorker             Ian Whitcomb Songbook Arranged for Ukulele and Easy Keyboard Ian Whitcomb Mel Bay Publications, Inc., 2007 The first publication dedicated to songs written and composed by Ian over the last 40 years, starting with his 1965 smash hit, "You Turn Me On". The book includes his many styles ranging from Nashville country numbers ("Hands") and British comedy songs ("Wurzel Fudge", written for Benny Hill) to personal ballads "Old Friends", and his latest batch of songs--from waltz to rumba -- reflecting his ...             Random Numbers5 reviews Songs from a Random House Sargasso Records, 2000 Unique and beautiful + SoFARH Out! + Uke-A-Licious + smart music can be funny... + A 'Must Have'             Mel Bay Ukulele Heaven: Songs from the Golden Age of the Ukulele1 review Ian Whitcomb Mel Bay Publications, Inc., 2000 Ukulele Heaven by Ian Whitcomb-- ukulele songbook and CD Ian Whitcomb along with Jim Beloff and Tiny Tim are the men behind the current ukulele revival. Most people are not familiar with a lot of these songs such as "Where Did Robinsin Crusoe Go with Friday on Saturday Night?" so the included CD of these hit songs from the past is instructional as well ...             You Turn Me On!/Mod, Mod Music Hall3 reviews Ian Whitcomb Sundazed Music Inc., 1997 The Best Of The Old + 'Bluesville' Ireland 1964-66 + An interesting eclectic mix of early 1900s and 1960s songs This compilation of Ian's two most popular 1960s albums contains his most well-known pop music as well as some "real" Ian work: Bawdy pub-like songs, ragtime, and wonderful offbeat ballads. A must for fans of the British Invasion!             Paradise Wobble3 reviews Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys Coeur De Jeanette, 2000 A pleasing cd! + From Cover Art to Tunes, a Joy + Charming Although somehow her records never capture her cuteness and charm, like her live shows. Her voice sounds different on record then in person, as strange as that may sound. That being said this is still a fine cd, and other than Banu Gibson, and Alex Pangman, Janet is one of the few female ...             Mel Bay Uke Ballads : A Treasury of 25 Love Songs Old and New Ian Whitcomb Mel Bay Publications, 2001 In this wonderful treasure Ian Whitcomb shows how to handle the uke in such a romantic way that the gently murmuring strums emerge to act as a sweet stream of accompaniment upon which one's vocals can float along smoothly and pleasingly. All of the classic ballads included in this book were originally published before the ukulele established itself as an instrument to be taken seriously by the ...             Mel Bay presents The Cat's Meow: Ukulele Favorites from the Roaring Twenties Ian Whitcomb Mel Bay Publications, Inc., 2003 This collection for ukulele brings back many favorite songs and ballads from the Roaring Twenties, plus several songs taken from the notebooks of Al Brown, an itinerant performer active in the period. These songs were featured in the motion pictures The Cat's Meow and Last Call. The music is presented in lead sheet form with melody lines, chord symbols, and lyrics. Photos and artwork from the ...             In Hollywood Ian Whitcomb Vivid Sound Japan, 2003 Japanese Limited Edition in an LP-STYLE Slipcase.             Put a Flavor to Love Janet Klein             Rock That Uke3 reviews Holly Hunter Bald Guy With a Dent In His Head Productions, 2007 Great Fun + "Rock That Uke" Rocks! Pro: This movie is great fun. Not sure why another reviewer was so upset, but maybe the movie hit a nerve? I have been playing the Ukulele, recording Uke CD's and performing worldwide for years as Tornadic Ukulele - and I found this movie to be hilarious, albeit in a slightly dark way. In the ...             Rock Odyssey: A Chronicle of the Sixties (1960's)2 reviews Ian Whitcomb Limelight Editions, 2004 in the top ten of 60's pop culture + A charming, witty, honest read about one man's journey...... If Oscar Wilde had knocked off a couple of chart-busting smasheroonis then this would be his account of the repercussions from sudden fame and the resulting crash at the bottom of the downward slope. Mr.Whitcomb has happily combined an hilarious account of his own unexpected 15 minutes along with a ...             Cheap Suit Serenaders, Vol. 3 Robert Crumb & His Cheap Suit Serenaders Airmail, 2002 Japanese limited edition in an LP-style slipcase.             Titanic: Music as Heard on the Fateful Voyage14 reviews Ian Whitcomb, White Star Orchestra Rhino / Wea, 1997 As it really was! + Incomplete + THE BEST OUT THERE + It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This, Folks + A trip to a more refined era             Chasin' Rainbows11 reviews Robert Crumb Shanachie, 1993 Fantastic and funky + Music is fantastic--shipping was not so fantastic. + Crumb sings! + Just terrific. + Even more incredible than the last one!!             Oh!5 reviews Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys Coeur de Jeanette, 2006 BEST YET! + Absolutely Delightful + I Dare You Not to Smile When Listening + Betty Boop of the 21st century + Oh! why stop at 5?             Crooner Tunes Ian Whitcomb Vivid Sound Japan, 2003 Japanese Limited Edition in an LP-STYLE Slipcase.             Songs from the Titanic Era2 reviews Ian Whitcomb Varese Sarabande, 1998 Wonderful popular music from the early 1900s + Whimsical and Charming Lots of songs, from cheerful and upbeat to more somber, that reflect the popular music of the era that would have been played on the fateful voyage. Most enjoyable.