(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). American Songwriter calls Luke Bryans third release "a soundtrack for fun and sun ... an instantaneous cure for the summertime blues." Here are all 13 tracks from the hit CD: Country Girl (Shake It for Me) * Drunk on You * Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye * Tailgate Blues * Too Damn Young * You Dont Know Jack * and more.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy Jeffrey R. Birrgreat deal0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Excellent guideBy AKGGot this book to go with my portfolio class in school. This is an practical guide; reminder; and reference book to return to over and over. Im happy with it.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great book!By K. R.Im really impressed with this book and would recommend it highly.Back when I was teaching Digital Graphics Animation classes here at the local high school; one of the high points of the school year was when a representative from the Art Institute of Houston would come in for the day and talk with the classes about the programs that their school offered. As part of the presentation they would show examples of some of their recent students portfolios. Those portfolios never failed to fascinate the students and myself. Watching the different presentations over the years; I was always stuck by how they kept getting more sophisticated and creative each year.I tried to have some of my more senior students do something similar to showcase the work that they had created the two years that they were in my classes (and the same with my CAD students) - but will limited success. That was due in some part to the limited resources that we had to work with; but also to the limited knowledge that I had on the subject. I wished I had this book back then.This book is a huge reference source for anyone wanting to create a portfolio - and as basic primer on the art of promotion itself. I could easily see this book being used as a textbook for a class on the subject.This is a book that is packed with a wealth of information - broken up into fifteen chapters covering everything from what a portfolio is (and why you need a good one) - to how to create different kinds of them; and concluding with what to do with one when youre done. Sprinkled throughout the book are little bits of suggestions and tips. Also there are interviews and personal profiles from various people in the design industry. At the end of most chapters there are usually two Designers Challenges to try and highlight the topics covered in the chapter. Something else that I always found helpful as a teacher; the book also includes both a detailed index and a glossary - as well as a bibliography.Ill be recommending this book.- both to students as well as my friends still teaching.