(Play It Like It Is). Johnson says the title of his fifth studio CD is "a reference to a father leading his son to the sea with the water representing the subconscious, so it's about trying to go beneath the surface and understand yourself." The 2010 album dropped in June and debuted at #1. Our folio features notes & tab for all 13 tunes: Anything but the Truth * At or with Me * From the Clouds * My Little Girl * No Good with Faces * Only the Ocean * Pictures of People Taking Pictures * Red Wine, Mistakes, Mythology * To the Sea * Turn Your Love * The Upsetter * When I Look Up * You and Your Heart.

(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). Johnson says the title of his fifth studio CD is "a reference to a father leading his son to the sea with the water representing the subconscious, so it's about trying to go beneath the surface and understand yourself." The 2010 album dropped in June and debuted at #1. Our folio features all 13 tunes: Anything but the Truth * At or with Me * From the Clouds * My Little Girl * No Good with Faces * Only the Ocean * Pictures of People Taking Pictures * Red Wine, Mistakes, Mythology * To the Sea * Turn Your Love * The Upsetter * When I Look Up * You and Your Heart.

One of the bestselling Big Bright and Early Board Book by Dr. Seuss, now in a larger trim size! This super-simple, super-sturdy board book edition of The Foot Book—Dr. Seuss’s classic book about opposites—is now available in a bigger trim size! An abridged version of the original Bright and Early Book by Dr. Seuss, it’s the perfect way for babies and toddlers to step into the world of Dr. Seuss!

2010 release, the fifth studio album from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. The album was produced by Robert Carranza, Jack Johnson, and his bandmates Merlo Podlewski, Zach Gill and Adam Topol. To The Sea features guest appearances from the likes of G. Love, and Paula Fuga. The album was recorded at the Mango Tree Studio in Hawaii, and the Solar Powered Plastic Plant in LA using 100% solar power.

In this vivid biography Geoffrey C. Ward brings back to life the most celebrated — and the most reviled — African American of his age. Jack Johnson battled his way out of obscurity and poverty in the Jim Crow South to win the title of heavyweight champion of the world. At a time when whites ran everything in America, he took orders from no one and resolved to live as if color did not exist. While most blacks struggled simply to exist, he reveled in his riches and his fame, sleeping with whomever he pleased, to the consternation and anger of much of white America. Because he did so the federal government set out to destroy him, and he was forced to endure prison and seven years of exile. This definitive biography portrays Jack Johnson as he really was--a battler against the bigotry of his era and the embodiment of American individualism.

Where so many rock biographies tell the same story, Jack Johnson's is a true exception.