(Harmonica Play-Along). The Harmonica Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily. Just follow the notation; listen to the audio to hear how the harmonica should sound; and then play along using the separate backing tracks. The melody and lyrics are also included in the book in case you want to sing; or to simply help you follow along. This volume includes: Blowin in the Wind * Catch the Wind * Daydream * Eve of Destruction * Me and Bobby McGee * Mr. Tambourine Man * Pastures of Plenty.
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14 of 17 people found the following review helpful. Fine Cultural Studies AnalysisBy A CustomerProfessor Shimakawas book is a prime; masterful examination of the historical and cultural situations of Asian Americans in the United States. Employing sophisticated critical analysis; the books power will clearly be missed by those who lack an historical awareness of Asians and other ethnic groups in the U.S. and the marginalization of these populations. If one approaches the book with an open mind and a desire to learn the history they may not be aware of; much can be taken for this top-notch scholar. Making love across the races does not make for radical politics; but books like this propel us toward a moment when love and radical transformation are not mutually exclusive.13 of 51 people found the following review helpful. informative in a way?By A CustomerI had this professor at UC. Was curious to see if the book added a further dimension to what she offered in class. The depth and extent of the anti-white bias was ingrained in all the cultural studies classes but I wonder if this lack of balance can be understood as a necessary phase or whether it just lacks objectif value. I was only visiting from Belgium when in her class; and felt that all the classes were more or less the same; probably moniteured by some invisible agent like Hashimoto; the top prof in the department. His classes were just plain race hatred toward the white people. I ended up switching to a pre-med schedule to learn something that would be helpful to my communauty when I got back to Bruxelles. Why the americans are publishing books like this? It feels very much like a kind of Sarajevo is going on; or trying to surface; but with the multiculturals fighting against what they consider to be the intolerables: white people. If you read this book you will wonder what the author even wants. Answer? I think its ethnic purification with the whites removed or exterminated. Maybe I read it wrong. Outside of academia however everybody is making love; not war; across the races.3 of 23 people found the following review helpful. Japanese Rise AgainBy Bethany LeeThis book is imperialistic in that it psoitions the Japanese-American critic as the master-mind of Asian-American discourse.Kind of disgusting to see this discourse reasserting itself after finally getting out from under the Japanese juggernaut that pinned down Asian people for most of the 20th century.Does anything ever change?