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  1. guitar: Lesley Woods. vocals: Paul Foad and Lesley Woods. recording of: (That’s When) It’s Worth It. lyricist and composer: Paul Foad, Pete Hammond ( Drummer in Au Pairs), Jane Munro and Lesley Woods. 3:36.

  2. Sense and Sensuality, an Album by Au Pairs. Released in August 1982 on Kamera (catalog no. KAM 010; Vinyl LP). Genres: Post-Punk. Rated #394 in the best albums of 1982. Featured peformers: Lesley Woods (vocals, guitar), Paul Foad (vocals, guitar, cello), Jane Munro (bass), Pete Hammond (drums), Chris Lee (trumpet), Ollie Moore (saxophone), James Johnstone (saxophone), Keith Knowles ...

  3. Guitar, Vocals, Cello – Paul Foad. Lacquer Cut By – John Dent. Producer – Au Pairs, Martin Culverwell. Saxophone – James Johnstone, Olly Moore *. Sleeve [Adapted By] – Martin Culverwell. Synthesizer – John Suddick, Keith Knowles. Trumpet – Chris Lee. Vibraphone – Milt Hampton. Written-By – Munro *, Woods *, Foad *, Hammond *.

  4. 20 de oct. de 2022 · New recordings of Fauré, Mozart, and Weinberg. by Olivia Giovetti October 20, 2022. More. Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla (Photo: Ben Ealovega, Illustration: Olivia Giovetti) Read this and 800+ other articles when you subscribe to VAN. Plus get a free, limited-edition "Classical Music is Dead…". tote bag!

  5. ABSTRACT. This chapter analyses the representation of blindness in Lou Ye’s 2014 film, Blind Massage (Tuina 推拿, 2014). First, it examines how the film represents the social conditions of blind people in China, showing that the film confirms how prevalent cultural understandings of blindness lead to social segregation.

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  7. Oscar Wilde gets to ask Jesus Christ this question in Ravi Zacharias' fictional dialogue - the second book in the dramatic great conversation series. Wilde, a witty author and conversationalist, who committed his life to the pursuit of pleasure, is the ideal person to argue with Jesus about this perplexing issue.