Princess cast: shaun as shaun andy as andy bradie as bradie luke as elvis jumpnow as el dirty mexican sonny as teddy bear dave as jesus shannon as bunny negative neil as the monkey the second single from the upcoming album stack is the new black :D Directed by Straighty180 www.straighty180.com
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Edward Bear You Can't Deny It 1970 Toronto interview @ www.mjq.net Larry Evoy (drums, vocals) Danny Marks (guitar) Paul Weldon (keyboards) Bill Loop (bass) Roger Ellis (guitar; replaced Marks in 1972) Bob Kendall (keyboards; replaced Weldon in 1972) Barry Best (keyboards; replaced Kendall in 1974) Edward Bear (named after the real name of literature's Winnie The Pooh) was formed in the late '60's featuring Evoy, Marks, and Weldon. They struggled through the Yorkville scene in Toronto until finally landing a recording deal with Capitol Records in 1969. Their first single, "You, Me & Mexico", was released in February 1970 and was a smash hit in Canada, reaching No.3 on the international charts and No.68 in the US They embarked on a disastrous tour of Canada to support their first album 'Bearings'. Their follow-up LP, 1970's 'Eclipse', failed to find a substantial audience with the single "You Can't Deny It" showing poorly on the charts. However, the band was hitting its stride with their third album in 1972, 'Edward Bear', with back-to-back charting singles: "Fly Across The Sea" and "Masquerade" but the new commercial sound wasn't the direction that Weldon and Marks had come to expect from the band's earlier outtings and both gents left before their biggest selling single, "Last Song", was released in 1972. The song went to No.1 in Canada, No.3 in the US and Top 5 in Australia; it sold more than 2 million copies worldwide. The American arm of Capitol re-issued "You, Me <b>...</b>
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En su 75 aniversario, este es un tributo al indiscutible rey del rock, Elvis Presley... a 78 revoluciones por minuto! (bueno, el aparato andaba desajustado y se escucha algo mas lento) y algunos discos de mi coleccion de Elvis. Son dos canciones, "Heartbreak Hotel" y "Baby I don't care". En la escena del tornamesa se ven el primer 45 de Elvis: "That's alright mama" y "Moody blue", el ultimo. (en vida) A la izquierda, a los pies del muñeco de Elvis, el 78 RPM Mexicano de "Good rockin' tonight". Hasta coincidio que el sillon que elegi para poner el tocadiscos tenia encima no precisamente un teddy bear, pero oso al fin. Larga vida al rey del rock!
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we love you all, it's been a short but amazing journey, sorry we split so soon. we love all our fans who supported and loved us, and we definitely love you back! but keep tuning in because we're working on our own little projects now. kirsten - to be a musician. gemma- to be an actor. so go follow, add, subscribe over on kirsten's personal channel, kaleidoscopeeyes09 again, we love you all. (L)
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Juggling Taxi News Breaking story, with a interruption from some kids jumping over a gate at Aria Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. This kid told me a real taxicab confession, when he had a drinking problem he got stabbed in jail. I have no hate in my hearth just love, and a love for Elvis. I took a Elvis class and found a love and a passion for Elvis. I always wondered why Elvis Presley did Jail House Rock song, maybe it helped Tony get through a bad time in his life. Elvis was a passionate man , and Tony fells his passion. Merry Christmas America.
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Country cd available www.cdbaby.com Trey Hensley, despite his young age, has already forged his own style. What started seven years ago as a kid singing traditional bluegrass has become the mature-beyond-its-years sound of a 17-year old country performer and vocalist who has already found his voice. While you'll hear some of his idols and influences around the edges, more than anything, when you hear him sing, you'll hear Trey Hensley. With a guitar in his hands, his talent expands beyond the reason of his 17 years. This guitar aficionado will blow your mind. His own style of picking -- whether on acoustic or Telecaster -- bears the influence of some of his guitar heroes. You'll hear traces of Merle Haggard's Roy Nichols; genre-smashing super-picker James Burton; bluegrass royalty Doc Watson and Tony Rice, and country stylists, Marty Stuart and Buck Owens. He's befriended Kings, Queens and Earls: Johnny, June and Scruggs. He's picked with Tom T. Hall, The Oak Ridge Boys, Steve Wariner, Charlie Daniels and Ricky Skaggs. He first stepped into the Grand Ole Opry's spotlight, performing on the hallowed Ryman stage in 2002 -- at the age of 11, and even before that, onstage at the Carter Fold, the birthplace of country music. Hensley's latest project, titled "Looking At My Future" features several songs penned by Trey including the island-inspired "I Wish I Was There," the Brad Paisley influenced "Bare Wires," the tearjerker title ballad "Looking At My Future," as well as the <b>...</b>
Billy Joe Burnette performs for a packed house on the Carnival Cruise ship in the carribean. Billy Joe is also known as the co-writer on the multi-million seller hit "Teddy Bear" by Red Sovine. Taking the BMI award in both pop and country! He's still rocking and rolling!!! UNBELIEVABLE!
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More Music Videos: ILoveProfHowdy.Com "You Belong to My Heart" is the name of an English language version of the Mexican Bolero song "Solamente una vez" which means "Only One Time". "Solamente una vez" was written and originally sung by the Mexican songwriter Agustín Lara. This original Spanish language version was very popular in Mexico and Cuba, and was recorded by many of the greatest Bolero musicians, including Benny Moré and Ignacio Piñeiro. The Three Caballeros: "Solamente una vez", retitled "You Belong to My Heart", was featured in the Disney film "The Three Caballeros" with English lyrics written by Ray Gilbert and sung by Dora Luz. Ray Gilbert's lyrics bear no similarity to Lara's original Spanish language lyrics. This version of the song was also very successful and was recorded by many popular artists including Bing Crosby and the Xavier Cugat orchestra, Elvis Presley, and the Charlie Spivak orchestra. The recording by Bing Crosby and the Xavier Cugat orchestra was released by Decca Records as catalog number 23413. It first reached the Billboard magazine Best Seller chart on May 24, 1945, and lasted 9 weeks on the chart, peaking at #4. The recording by the Charlie Spivak orchestra was released by RCA Victor Records as catalog number 20-1663. It first reached the Billboard magazine Best Seller chart on May 17, 1945 and lasted 2 weeks on the chart, peaking at #9. Only Once in My Life: Another English language version, titled "Only Once in My Life" was written by <b>...</b>
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EXITO DE CESAR COSTA DE COLECCION Su nombre verdadero es Cesar Roel Schreurs, nació en el Distrito Federal, Mexico, el 13 de Agosto de 1941. Con su nombre real se inició en 1958 como vocalista del grupo Los Black Jeans, con Juan Manuel y Diego de Cossio, Javier de la Cueva y Carlos Loftus. En 1959 grabaron para Peerless "La Batalla de Jericó" y "La Cucaracha". Al año siguiente cambiaron su nombre por Los Camisas Negras y registraron en el sello Musart varios simples y un LP, con exitosas versiones castellanas de temas americanos, entre otros "El Tigre" ("Tiger", de Fabian), "Mona Lisa" (éxito de Carl Mann), el hit de Elvis "Teddy Bear" (traducido como "Osito Teddy"), el clásico "When the Saints go Marchin' In", "Zapatos de Ante Azul" ("Blue Suede Shoes", de Carl Perkins). El disco fue reeditado después como "César Costa y Los Camisas Negras". A pesar del éxito alcanzado el grupo se desmembró al poco tiempo: Juan Manuel y Diego acompañaron a Los Hermanos Carrion, Javier se sumó a Los Hooligans (con el vocalista Ricardo Roca, hermano de César Costa) y luego formó Los Boppers. Cesar, ya como Cesar Costa, inició su carrera solista. Grabó para Orfeon un simple con "Mi Pueblo" y "Loco Amor", versiones castellanas de los temas de Paul Anka "My Home Town" y "Crazy Love". Las ventas fueron extraordinarias y ambos temas fueron incluidos en un LP, grabado con la Orquesta de Gustavo Pimentel y publicado en distintos paises con los títulos de "César Costa Canta" o "Mi Pueblo". Debutó <b>...</b>
Su nombre verdadero es Cesar Roel Schreurs, nació en el Distrito Federal, Mexico, el 13 de Agosto de 1941. Con su nombre real se inició en 1958 como vocalista del grupo Los Black Jeans, con Juan Manuel y Diego de Cossio, Javier de la Cueva y Carlos Loftus. En 1959 grabaron para Peerless "La Batalla de Jericó" y "La Cucaracha". Al año siguiente cambiaron su nombre por Los Camisas Negras y registraron en el sello Musart varios simples y un LP, con exitosas versiones castellanas de temas americanos, entre otros "El Tigre" ("Tiger", de Fabian), "Mona Lisa" (éxito de Carl Mann), el hit de Elvis "Teddy Bear" (traducido como "Osito Teddy"), el clásico "When the Saints go Marchin' In", "Zapatos de Ante Azul" ("Blue Suede Shoes", de Carl Perkins). El disco fue reeditado después como "César Costa y Los Camisas Negras". A pesar del éxito alcanzado el grupo se desmembró al poco tiempo: Juan Manuel y Diego acompañaron a Los Hermanos Carrion, Javier se sumó a Los Hooligans (con el vocalista Ricardo Roca, hermano de César Costa) y luego formó Los Boppers. Cesar, ya como Cesar Costa, inició su carrera solista. Grabó para Orfeon un simple con "Mi Pueblo" y "Loco Amor", versiones castellanas de los temas de Paul Anka "My Home Town" y "Crazy Love". Las ventas fueron extraordinarias y ambos temas fueron incluidos en un LP, grabado con la Orquesta de Gustavo Pimentel y publicado en distintos paises con los títulos de "César Costa Canta" o "Mi Pueblo". Debutó en el cine en "Juventud Rebelde" y <b>...</b>
DE SU SEGUNDO LP DE CESAR COSTA EN ORFEON Su nombre verdadero es Cesar Roel Schreurs, nació en el Distrito Federal, Mexico, el 13 de Agosto de 1941. Con su nombre real se inició en 1958 como vocalista del grupo Los Black Jeans, con Juan Manuel y Diego de Cossio, Javier de la Cueva y Carlos Loftus. En 1959 grabaron para Peerless "La Batalla de Jericó" y "La Cucaracha". Al año siguiente cambiaron su nombre por Los Camisas Negras y registraron en el sello Musart varios simples y un LP, con exitosas versiones castellanas de temas americanos, entre otros "El Tigre" ("Tiger", de Fabian), "Mona Lisa" (éxito de Carl Mann), el hit de Elvis "Teddy Bear" (traducido como "Osito Teddy"), el clásico "When the Saints go Marchin' In", "Zapatos de Ante Azul" ("Blue Suede Shoes", de Carl Perkins). El disco fue reeditado después como "César Costa y Los Camisas Negras". A pesar del éxito alcanzado el grupo se desmembró al poco tiempo: Juan Manuel y Diego acompañaron a Los Hermanos Carrion, Javier se sumó a Los Hooligans (con el vocalista Ricardo Roca, hermano de César Costa) y luego formó Los Boppers. Cesar, ya como Cesar Costa, inició su carrera solista. Grabó para Orfeon un simple con "Mi Pueblo" y "Loco Amor", versiones castellanas de los temas de Paul Anka "My Home Town" y "Crazy Love". Las ventas fueron extraordinarias y ambos temas fueron incluidos en un LP, grabado con la Orquesta de Gustavo Pimentel y publicado en distintos paises con los títulos de "César Costa Canta" o "Mi Pueblo <b>...</b>
This is an adaptation of the traditional Mexican folk song La Bamba, with lyrics from a hymn book??? Don't ask why, we were having fun!!!! Drinking Soda is a music/comedy act where anyone can come in and play. Vocals: Jon Beer Henty. Electric Guitar: Osker Elvis Wafforn. Acoustic Guitar: Rupert the Bear Tong. Bass: Mark Jah Mark Gilbert. Osker and Mark are from the band: We Are The Cheated
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Elvis Aaron Presley (East Tupelo, Mississippi, 8 de janeiro de 1935 - Memphis, 16 de agosto de 1977) foi um famoso músico e ator, nascido nos Estados Unidos da América, sendo mundialmente denominado O Rei do Rock, também conhecido pela alcunha de Elvis The Pelvis, apelido pelo qual ficou conhecido na década de 50 por sua maneira extravagante e ousada de dançar. Uma de suas maiores virtudes era a sua voz, devido ao seu alcance vocal, que atingia, segundo especialistas, notas musicais de difícil alcance para um cantor popular. A crítica especializada reconhece seu expressivo ganho, em extensão, com a maturidade; além de virtuoso senso rítmico, força interpretativa e um timbre de voz que o destacava entre os cantores populares, sendo avaliado como um dos maiores e por outros como o melhor cantor popular do século 20. Elvis tornou-se um dos maiores ícones da cultura popular mundial do século XX.[3] Entre seus sucessos musicais podemos destacar "Hound Dog", "Don't Be Cruel", "Love me Tender", "All Shook up", "Teddy Bear", "Jailhouse Rock", "It's Now Or Never", "Can´t Help Falling In Love", "Surrender", "Crying In The Chapel", "Mystery Train", "In The Ghetto", "Suspicious Minds", "Don't Cry Daddy", "The Wonder Of You", "An American Trilogy", "Burning Love", "My Boy" e "Moody Blue". Na Europa, canções como "Wooden Heart", "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me", "My Boy" e "Moody Blue" fizeram sucesso. Particulamente no Brasil, foram bem-sucedidas as canções "Kiss Me Quick", "Bossa <b>...</b>
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TransRockies Run Training Day 67 A run in the SNOW! After a bit of a rough start we had some fun. We ran into a bear and Elvis! In a matter of a few weeks we've gone from Mexican jungle, to rainy coastal cliffs, to high elevation snow. Send us a message at therunningmartins@me.com
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Country cd available www.cdbaby.com Trey Hensley, despite his young age, has already forged his own style. What started seven years ago as a kid singing traditional bluegrass has become the mature-beyond-its-years sound of a 17-year old country performer and vocalist who has already found his voice. While you'll hear some of his idols and influences around the edges, more than anything, when you hear him sing, you'll hear Trey Hensley. With a guitar in his hands, his talent expands beyond the reason of his 17 years. This guitar aficionado will blow your mind. His own style of picking -- whether on acoustic or Telecaster -- bears the influence of some of his guitar heroes. You'll hear traces of Merle Haggard's Roy Nichols; genre-smashing super-picker James Burton; bluegrass royalty Doc Watson and Tony Rice, and country stylists, Marty Stuart and Buck Owens. He's befriended Kings, Queens and Earls: Johnny, June and Scruggs. He's picked with Tom T. Hall, The Oak Ridge Boys, Steve Wariner, Charlie Daniels and Ricky Skaggs. He first stepped into the Grand Ole Opry's spotlight, performing on the hallowed Ryman stage in 2002 -- at the age of 11, and even before that, onstage at the Carter Fold, the birthplace of country music. Hensley's latest project, titled "Looking At My Future" features several songs penned by Trey including the island-inspired "I Wish I Was There," the Brad Paisley influenced "Bare Wires," the tearjerker title ballad "Looking At My Future," as well as the <b>...</b>
This is video of a man who reaches to the American dream and found it in Vegas. What else there's to do than gambling ! ? Perhaps you'll find it from this video...
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Trey Hensley, despite his young age, has already forged his own style. What started seven years ago as a kid singing traditional bluegrass has become the mature-beyond-its-years sound of a 17-year old country performer and vocalist who has already found his voice. While you'll hear some of his idols and influences around the edges, more than anything, when you hear him sing, you'll hear Trey Hensley. With a guitar in his hands, his talent expands beyond the reason of his 17 years. This guitar aficionado will blow your mind. His own style of picking -- whether on acoustic or Telecaster -- bears the influence of some of his guitar heroes. You'll hear traces of Merle Haggard's Roy Nichols; genre-smashing super-picker James Burton; bluegrass royalty Doc Watson and Tony Rice, and country stylists, Marty Stuart and Buck Owens. He's befriended Kings, Queens and Earls: Johnny, June and Scruggs. He's picked with Tom T. Hall, The Oak Ridge Boys, Steve Wariner, Charlie Daniels and Ricky Skaggs. He first stepped into the Grand Ole Opry's spotlight, performing on the hallowed Ryman stage in 2002 -- at the age of 11, and even before that, onstage at the Carter Fold, the birthplace of country music. Hensley's latest project, titled "Looking At My Future" features several songs penned by Trey including the island-inspired "I Wish I Was There," the Brad Paisley influenced "Bare Wires," the tearjerker title ballad "Looking At My Future," as well as the patriotic "Some Things You Need to <b>...</b>
Country..cd available www.cdbaby.com Trey Hensley, despite his young age, has already forged his own style. What started seven years ago as a kid singing traditional bluegrass has become the mature-beyond-its-years sound of a 17-year old country performer and vocalist who has already found his voice. While you'll hear some of his idols and influences around the edges, more than anything, when you hear him sing, you'll hear Trey Hensley. With a guitar in his hands, his talent expands beyond the reason of his 17 years. This guitar aficionado will blow your mind. His own style of picking -- whether on acoustic or Telecaster -- bears the influence of some of his guitar heroes. You'll hear traces of Merle Haggard's Roy Nichols; genre-smashing super-picker James Burton; bluegrass royalty Doc Watson and Tony Rice, and country stylists, Marty Stuart and Buck Owens. He's befriended Kings, Queens and Earls: Johnny, June and Scruggs. He's picked with Tom T. Hall, The Oak Ridge Boys, Steve Wariner, Charlie Daniels and Ricky Skaggs. He first stepped into the Grand Ole Opry's spotlight, performing on the hallowed Ryman stage in 2002 -- at the age of 11, and even before that, onstage at the Carter Fold, the birthplace of country music. Hensley's latest project, titled "Looking At My Future" features several songs penned by Trey including the island-inspired "I Wish I Was There," the Brad Paisley influenced "Bare Wires," the tearjerker title ballad "Looking At My Future," as well as the <b>...</b>
I let Bianca pick the movie and she picked No Strings Attached. (A/N: I really wanna see that! I LOVE Natalie Portman!) We got the popcorn and soda and went into the theater. -Of course you would pick a chick flick. Bianca: Oh shush. We got our seats and the movie started. It was surprisingly good. Half way through, I took Bianca's hand and even though it was dark, I saw a smile spread across her face. The movie ended and we had some time to kill before I had to be back, so we went for a drive. We talked and talked. Wow. This night has made me realize that I really do like Bianca. I pulled up in front of my house at the end of the night. -Next time I pick you up and drop you off. Bianca: You'll have to meet my dad. -I don't mind. I lived through Selena's step-dad, David Henrie, Mr. Cyrus and Trey Cyrus. Bianca: *giggles* I had fun tonight. -Me too. I looked into her beautiful brown eyes, leaned in and kissed her. She kissed me back. I felt a spark. For the first time ever, I feel a spark. I pull off and see that she's shocked too. Bianca: Wow. -Yeah. I smiled and kissed her again. She pulled off after a minute. Bianca: Goodnight. -Goodnight. I'll call you. Bianca: You better. Or I'll have Lucas beat you up. I laughed and she got out. I got out too and watched her drive off. Smiling, I went inside. Nikki jumped up and ran over to me. Nikki: Congrats bro! -So you're who she was texting as she walked to her car. Nikki: Yep! *smiles* You kissed her! *hugs him* -*hugs her <b>...</b>
En attendant le top départ de leur grande tournée à travers la Wallonie avec "Le show de Fred & Samson", nos deux amis en sont à la quatrième tentative. Cette semaine, ils deviendront stylistes! Ou, pour être précis, Samson deviendra créateur de mode tandis que Fred sera son modèle... Ca promet... Mais il ya de l'idée! En attendant leur show, regarde vite cette vidéo super marrante et n'oublie pas de réserver tes places pour leur spectacle qui débute le 28 novembre à Dinant et se termine le 12 juin à Arlon. Découvrez Samson et son ami Fred comme vous ne les avez jamais vus! Réservations : www.plopsa.tv ou 070/25 20 20
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Biography TAKEN FROM WIKIPEDIA PART 1;;;;;;;;; Jim Reeves was born in Galloway, Texas a small rural community near Carthage. Winning an athletic scholarship to the University of Texas, he enrolled to study speech and drama, but dropped out after six weeks to work at the shipyards in Houston. Soon he returned to baseball, playing in the semi-professional leagues before signing with the St. Louis Cardinals farm team in 1944 as a right-handed pitcher. He stayed in the minor leagues for three years before severing his sciatic nerve on the pitching mound which ended his athletic career. Reeves began to work as a DJ, and sang live between songs. In the late 1940s, he was signed to a couple of small Texas-based record labels, but with no success. Influenced by such Western swing artists as Jimmie Rodgers and Moon Mullican, as well as popular crooners Bing Crosby, Eddy Arnold and Frank Sinatra, it was not long before he got a foothold in the music industry. He was a member of Moon Mullican's band and made some early Mullican-style recordings like "Each Beat of my Heart" and "My Heart's Like a Welcome Mat" from the late 1940s to the early 1950s. He eventually landed a job as an announcer on KWKH-AM in Shreveport, Louisiana, home to the popular Louisiana Hayride. His musical break came when singer Sleepy LaBeef was late for a performance on the Hayride, according to former Hayride emcee Frank Page, and Reeves was asked to fill in. (Other accounts—including Reeves himself, in an <b>...</b>
The Four Tops Classic Golden Oldie hit. All through this long and sleepless night I hear my neighbors talking (She don't love him) Saying that out of my life Into another's arms you'll soon be walking Chorus: Somebody shake me, wake me when it's over Somebody tell me that I'm dreamin' And wake me when its over They say our love ain't what it used to be And everyone knows but me I close my ears not wanting to hear But the words are loud and clear Through these walls so thin I hear my neighbors when They say "She don't love him, she don't love him" They say my heart's in danger 'Cause you're leaving me For the love of a stranger Chorus: Somebody shake me, wake me somebody when it's over Somebody tell me that I'm dreamin' And wake me when its over Girl you're what my heart desires My whole world you inspire I can't bear to be losing you Cause I've loved you my whole life through (music interlude) Restlessly I pace the floor Listening to my neighbor's criticize What a fool I am not to realize You don't want me by your side As the tears stream down my face I can't believe I've been replaced If I've ever ever dreamed before Somebody tell me I'm dreaming now I said shake me, wake me somebody when its over Somebody tell me that I'm dreaming And wake me when its over C'mon wake me, shake me somebody
Showtime in TOKYO May 11th COME JOIN US!! 東京 江古田「バティー」シナトラ・トリビュート！ ５月１１日（金） → www.williamsilk.com Capri is an Italian island in the Tyrrhenian Sea off the Sorrentine Peninsula, on the south side of the Gulf of Naples, in the Campania region of Southern Italy. It has been a resort since the time of the Roman Republic. Many young people are not aware of this, but Capri became a hugely popular exotic tourist destination 2 generations ago, in the days before the bikini! William Silk remembers how the lyrics enchanted him, but he was very surprised when he saw what Capri Island is really like. Magnificent jagged coastline with high cliffs and view points all over the island make, it a photographers heaven. It is also a paradise for yachts and sun-bathers like and snorkeling in the Mediterranean waters. It is also high class resort and many glamourous models and dark beauties can be found hanging off the arm of some dandy. William Silk sings a short heartfelt rendition of the very popular 1934 classic"Isle of Capri", music written by Hugh Williams, the lyrics by Jimmy Kennedy. This song was a huge world-wide hit, sung in countless arrangements and translations. The song's melody strongly resembles that of another popular standard, Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler's "Get Happy". It was first recorded in the UK by Lew Stone and his Band with vocal by trumpeter Nat Gonella (1934). Ray Noble and his Orchestra with vocal by Al Bowlly (1934) and by Gracie <b>...</b>
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Gonzalo Rubalcaba - piano, Charlie Haden - bass and Jack Dejohnette - drums. Recorded in 1991. Gonzalo Julio Gonzalez Fonseca was born in Havana, Cuba, May 27, 1963, into a musical family rich in the traditions of the countrys artistic past. During his childhood, in addition to the standard fare of elementary schools, Gonzalo was absorbing his Cuban musical heritage through personal contacts within his family, notably his father, pianist Guillermo Rubalcaba, and leading musicians who were frequent houseguests: Frank Emilio, Peruchin, Felipe Dulzaides and others. He also assimilated through scarce and treasured recordings the tunes and styles of 40s 70s US jazz masters: Thelonius Monk, Bud Powell, Oscar Peterson among pianists; and instrumentalists Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Art Blakey. Gonzalo loved drumming, and early in his career studied both piano and drums. He began his classical musical training at Manuel Saumell Conservatory at age 9, where he finally had to choose piano; he moved up to middle-school at Amadeo Roldan Conservatory, and finally earned his degree in music composition from Havanas Institute of Fine Arts in l983. By that time he was already playing in clubs and music halls in Havana. With Orquesta Aragon he toured France and Africa in 1980. He introduced his own Grupo Projecto to the North Sea and Berlin Festivals in l985. In July 1990 he appeared as a surprise guest with Charlie Haden and Paul Motian at Montreux Festival, Switzerland, in a <b>...</b>
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Live in Chicago, August 22nd 2001. Time Takes Time is the tenth studio album by Ringo Starr, released in 1992, his critically acclaimed comeback album. His first studio album since 1983's Old Wave, it followed a successful 1989/1990 world tour with his All-Starr Band. Aligning himself with top producers Don Was, Peter Asher, Phil Ramone and Jeff Lynne, the album was recorded sporadically throughout 1991. The material was written predominantly by outside writers, with Ringo co-writing three songs. Time Takes Time features several celebrity guests including Brian Wilson, Harry Nilsson and Electric Light Orchestra frontman Lynne. Time Takes Time also marked Starr's first alliance with Mark Hudson,[3] both of whom would embark on a long-term musical partnership in the ensuing years. Hudson assisted in vocal arrangements on some of the Phil Ramone-produced tracks. Several tracks were left off the album.[4] A Paul McCartney song entitled "Angel in Disguise", to which Ringo added a verse, has not seen the light of day.[4] Ringo covered the Elvis Presley hit "Don't Be Cruel" which was instead issued as the B-side of the "Weight Of The World" CD single (except in Japan). Another outtake, "Everyone Wins", was issued in Germany as the vinyl B-side of the "Don't Go Where The Road Don't Go" single. Two more outtakes that never saw the light of day (to date) were a Phil Picket song "Love Is Going To Get You", produced by Phil Ramone, and the Jeff Lynne produced "Call Me". Lynne told <b>...</b>
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this is excerpted from his legendary Carnegie Hall performance this is a double LP album. in the video response section is the 45rpm version in the CD re-issues, single cd version, the dialog is omitted. i believe the German CD version is double-disc and does include all the great dialog again from me vinyl collection
This is a scene I was in where I drove my car past the ''Picture Car'' that will be the feature point of the movie-Here you can hear the cue calls of my AD as I prepare for the action sequence..You can't really see anything exciting this was more for the actual audio than video
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"I Wonder If Heaven Got a Ghetto" is the first posthumous single by 2Pac. It appears on his album RU Still Down? (Remember Me). It was also released as the B-side on the "Keep Ya Head Up" single. There are two versions of the song on the "RU Still Down? (Remember Me)" album. One is the regular remix version; the other is a "hip-hop remix" version which was recorded while he was on Death Row and intended for the album. They are both different from the original version that was featured on the Keep Ya Head Up single. In "Changes", lyrics from "I Wonder If Heaven Got a Ghetto" are featured in the first verse. 2Pac often wrote songs that remained unreleased when he was alive, and as such took liberties re-using lyrics. The phrase "I wonder if heaven got a ghetto" first appears in the 1992 song "Welcome to the Ghetto" by Spice 1. [edit] Video In the music video, the camera's perspective is a first-person viewpoint of Shakur. After being shot, he stumbles to a nunnery in fictional Rukahs, New Mexico. ('Rukahs' spelled backward is 'Shakur'.) The license plate of the car that Shakur gets in with the older man reads "61671", which references his birthday on June 16th, 1971. The room he goes into with the girl is room number 7. The clock in the background at the end is at 4:03, the same time Shakur officially died. The video also features several notable figures. Mother Teresa is seen getting on a bus, and already on the bus is Jimi Hendrix, Martin Luther King Jr., a Black Panther <b>...</b>
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This is a RE-UPLOAD of a video originally posted in 2007. Sound sync problems caused by some YouTube quirk mysteriously popped up in my video almost two years later and caused the talking and singing to be completely out of sync with the video, which was so obnoxious it's unwatchable. I tried to get technical assistance but I was ignored completely, and I was tired of having a warped video posted, so I downloaded it, fixed the sync, and reposted it. This is me answering questions people asked after my first video came out, then singing the "Yakko's World" song as fast as I can, "Wakko's America" at a normal speed, and "I'm Cute" (in the style of Dot) with corny effects. This was recorded with my webcam and crappy computer mic, but I still think it's worth sharing. The "Top 30 Fictional Characters" list I mention in the video is here: swankivy.com More singing is available on my page here: swankivy.com And I have a pretty neato music video here if you want to hear non-cartoon singing: www.youtube.com
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Artists Carol Emarthle-Douglas, Anita Fields, and Teri Greeves join scholar Nancy Marie Mithlo to discuss the relationship between their work and their identity as Native American women.Generous support for the panel discussion was provided by Frieda J. Arth, Joann Balzer, Tom and Kamala Buckner, Julia Collier Emerson, Marjorie Miller-Engel, Edwina Hawley Milner, Barry Rosen, and Elizabeth A. Sackler. This event took place at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art on March 12, 2011. Video courtesy Elizabeth A. Sackler Foundation.
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Plenary 9: Mobilizing for Action -- Feeding the Mind, Tickling the Funny-bone, Touching the heart [Moderator] Sally Osberg, President and CEO, Skoll Foundation Richard Curtis, Co-Founder and Vice Chair, ComicRelief [United Kingdom] Ben Cohen, Co-Founder, Ben and Jerry's; President, Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities Angélique Kidjo, Singer & Songwriter; UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador [Benin]; Founder, The Batonga Foundation Bobby Shriver, CEO, Product (Red) Part of the Global Philanthropy Forum 2007, a project of the World Affairs Council of Northern California.
