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| 42 products found for cherry pie ![CD: Cherry Pie [PA] [Remaster] Warrant, Apr-2004](http://i14.ebayimg.com/03/c/01/a9/37/75_6.JPG) | Warrant: Jani Lane (vocals); Joey Allen, Erik Turner (guitar); Jerry Dixon (bass); Steven Sweet (drums). Additional personnel: C.C. DeVille (guitar); Beau Hill (banjo, organ, keyboards); Juke Logan (harmonica); Paul Harris, Allan Hewitt (piano,... |  | Warrant: Jamie St. James (vocals); Joey "Allen" Cagle, Erik Turner (guitar); Jerry Dixon (bass); Mike Fasano (drums). This album features all re-recorded hits from the current line up. | ![CD: Cherry Pie [PA] Warrant, Sep-1990](http://i20.ebayimg.com/01/c/000/77/41/4f5b_6.JPG) | One track "Ode To Tipper Gore" has been deleted from this edited version. | ![CD: Cherry Pie [Edited] Warrant, Sep-1990](http://i18.ebayimg.com/01/c/05/8a/f8/06_6.JPG) | One track "Ode To Tipper Gore" has been deleted from this edited version. |  | Includes backstage footage on the road, touring an Air Force base, interviews and even a sneak preview of future material with an intimate solo acoustic performance by Jani Lane. Includes "I Saw Red" and "Blind Faith." |  | A young boy spends summers helping on his grandparents' farm in Guthrie County, Iowa, and there he learns the value of honesty, respect, loyalty, and hard work. | | A young boy spends summers helping on his grandparents' farm in Guthrie County, Iowa, and there he learns the value of honesty, respect, loyalty, and hard work. | | Bored with her doll and longing for a real baby brother, Annie swaps five of her father's pies for a baby from another dog family and finds out just how much trouble an infant can be. | | Bored with her doll and longing for a real baby brother, Annie swaps five of her father's pies for a baby from another dog family and finds out just how much trouble an infant can be. |  | Taking the 20th century decade by decade, McFeely's book illuminates it by using the diaries, letters, and recipe books of actual women, and includes herself among her subjects, beginning with her 1950s marriage and move to the suburbs. |
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