And another thing...
Unless you are purchasing the actually CD, you will not get the album's 12 page booklet which contains liner notes and full lyrics. If you are considering downloading every song, you'd get better value if you purchase the whole album from one of the sites listed to the right, or direct from CD Baby.
We just thought you should know...
Purchase Individual Songs
Apple iTunes is now selling individual songs from Sometimes I Wake Up Naked for just US$0.99 cents each. Alternatively, you can purchase the full album via iTunes.
| Click on the iTunes button to go directly to the Sometimes I Wake Up Naked page at the iTunes store. | |
| NOTE:
You will need to download a copy of the iTunes player before
you can access individual songs. Click on the download button to begin
this process. WARNING: The iTunes player is approximately 30Mb in size, so you will need lots of time and patience if you are using a dial up connection to download the application. |
The album is also available direct from Jim himself; a couple of local Adelaide based retailers; and online through FolkTrax (Australia)..., and through Jim's other online retailer, CD Baby (in the USA, and it's online resellers).
You can also purchase individual songs from Jim's album for as little as $US0.65 cents each at a wide range of online outlets. These include well known companies such as Sony and Microsoft, as well as less well known but just as reputable businesses. The most you will pay per song is $US1.00. Of course, you can also buy the album (or download it) from some of these sites as well.
To purchase songs you will need a credit card account. You will also need to register online with your company of choice. You can purchase as little as one song, or all eleven songs.
Note: Each downloaded song will be in the form of a high quality MP3 sound file. While it will initially download to your computer hard drive, you are free to burn it to a CDR for your own personal use.
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Download the whole album for $US7.90 |
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Provides
music for select retail outlets, including AT&T's mMode service and
OD2 |
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Website that offers a la carte downloads and focuses on independent music. Mperia's services are available worldwide. 75 cents per song. $7.50 per full-album. |
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Online music store that allows purchase of regular MP3 files, for maximum compatibility with all computers and players. 65 cents per song. $6.50 per full-album |
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Microsoft's music store is integrated into Windows Media Player, so people who use Windows Media Player can purchase music from their desktop. 65 cents per song. $6.50 per full-album. |
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Downloadable program for Windows. Yes it's now legal and paying. 65 cents per song. $6.50 per full-album. Varies for streams. |
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Website that offers a la carte downloads. 65 cents per song. $6.50 per full-album. |
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Downloadable program for Windows, based more towards playing/streaming/listening than downloading. Rhapsody is owned by Real Networks, and the service is not available for web surfers out of Australia. |
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Go to the site and search for Jim's name or the album's title |
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Sony's new digital download store. 65 cents per song. $6.55 per full-album. |
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| YAHOO! MUSIC | You will need to download the YAHOO! MUSIC ENGINE before you can purchase individual songs, which by the way, are US$0.99 cents each. |
All of the sites listed above have 30 second sound files of each song. Personally, we recommend that you go to the Hear The Songs page on this site and listen to the full sound file for each song there.
You can also read the lyrics to all the songs, and view their chord charts as well.
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YES!
Jim's debut CD, is ON SALE at
CD
Baby. |
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