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Marvin * – Weapons Of The Spirit. More images. Tracklist. Credits (2) Maria McKee. Vocals. Victoria Williams. Vocals. Versions. Filter by. Format. Labels & Companies. Country. Year. 3 versions. Add to Wantlist. Recommendations. The Mandolin Man. Marvin. Released. 1992 — US. CD — Album. Bone. Marvin. Released. 1992 — US. CD — Album.
Tracklist. Credits. Producer – Marvin Etzioni. Vocals – Maria McKee ( tracks: 4 to 5), Victoria Williams ( tracks: 3) Notes. STREET DATE APRIL 26 ADVANCE CD - INSTORE PLAY PROMO ONLY. NOW WITH RETSIN. Barcode and Other Identifiers. Barcode: 0 18777 27302 2. Other Versions (2) View All. Have: 1. Want: 3. Avg Rating:-- / 5. Ratings: 0.
Victoria Williams (born December 23, 1958) ... ("Century Plant"), of the spiritual ("Holy Spirit") and of common folk ("Crazy Mary"). Her songs—as distinctive as her high vibrato—dip heavily into the musical palettes of country, folk, rock, gospel and jazz. Although her debut album, ...
Weapons of the Spirit - Pierre Sauvage. Documentary. Weapons of the Spirit. formerly And Crown Thy Good. Upcoming in 2023-24. Weapons of the Spirit—remastered 2023 edition (Pierre Sauvage, 1989-2023, 93 min.) The filmmaker returns to the haven of rescue of Le Chambon where he was born and sheltered.
Weapons of the Spirit returns wholeheartedly to Marvin’s belief in love and Lord and gets back to more carefully considered three-dimensional music-making with some of the same people who helped out ... bassist Jerry Scheff, Nashville viola player Tammy Rogers and Toad the Wet Sprocket). Victoria Williams duets on “Daughter of the Rainbow ...
30 de nov. de 2016 · "Weapons of the Spirit" documentary by Pierre Sauvage about righteous conduct in Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France, during the Holocaust. Upcoming soon, initially for virtual screenings. —after many delays, for which the filmmaker apologizes— the extensively remastered 30th-anniversary edition of Weapons of the Spirit.
Weapons of the Spirit - IND. from Alfred I. duPont Awards. 10 years ago. American filmmaker Pierre Sauvage returns to the village of Le Chambon, his birthplace in southern France, to examine why and how its citizens were able to hide 5,000 Jewish refugees from Nazi occupiers during World War II.
