(Strum It (Guitar)). This e-songbook features authentic chords; strum patterns; melody and lyrics for 17 complete songs; all in their original keys! Includes these Taylor Swift favorites: Back to December * Eyes Open * Fearless * Fifteen * Love Story * Mean * Shouldve Said No * Speak Now * The Story of Us * Teardrops on My Guitar * White Horse * You Belong with Me * and more.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. OH; DADDA!By JOHN D THOMPSONWhen the film of Joe Ortons ENTERTAINING MR SLOANE opened in Manhattan (at what is now the Chapel of Faith; Hope Charity) Andy Warhol went declared it the most decadent thing he had ever seen. Poor Andy. He was more familiar with cookie jars than he was with the written word. Ortons take on middle-class morality isnt that much different from that of Shaws Alfred Doolittles except Doolittle talks about it Orton gives us the experience. The way the Pope Cardinals are handling the current sex scandal within the Roman Catholic Church would be right at home here. Ortons rude; funny lines often come at you from angles you didnt know were there. Kath; a middle-aged woman is showing Mr Sloane a room he can rent in the house she shares with her father (the Dadda) which is in the middle of a garbage dump. (In the movie this was changed to a cemetery which is; I think; a mistake.) Within a few minutes shes got the young mans trousers off prone on a sofa. Enter her brother Ed who first wants the young man out but after giving him the once over offers him a job. The fourth member of the cast is the father who seems to remember something about the young man which isnt so nice. What Orton does with this central situation is always hilarious but also grounded in the experiences of his middle-class upbringing. His dialogue is at its best when the characters words have nothing to do with the subject at hand. The advantage of reading scripts like this is that as you are unlikely to see a really satisfactory production of the play; in reading it you are only as limited as your imagination. Ortons work has the WILDE EFFECT. You never know when a line will suddenly pop into your mind leave you helpless from laughter.1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Joe Orton Strikes again...By David HarryAlthough it is now advised that you buy this book as part of Joes collection of plays; this in its self is still a wonderful addition to anyones collection. From the hilarious old man Kemp who knows more than he is given credit for; to the perverse yet strangely intriguing Kath; Mr Sloanes "Mama" and lover. As is expected with any Joe Orton play this breaks all conventional boudaries yet still manages to be riveting entertainment. Like I say; get the collection to truly appreciate this under-rated genius; but you will not be dissappointed when you have bought; read; re-read and read again this truly unique play.