Press Hop 2 - by DJ Steve Porter
The long awaited sequel to DJ Steve Porter's "Press Hop."
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Cole Porter - You're the Top - A Visual Guide
Cole Porter loved to write songs with lists of various items. "You're the Top" is probably the best known of these list songs. It was written for the Broadway show "Anything Goes" in 1934. Porter composed it during a cruise on Germany's Rhine River. He asked his fellow passengers to tell him what they considered important in their lives, or important in general, and Porter worked them into the lyric. For the record, he names an astonishing 37 persons, places and things in the course of the song. I've included a visual reference to every item he mentions. Actually there are many variations on "You're the Top," with the list changing with the times. This version is the one Porter himself recorded in 1934. It's been digitally remastered and cleaned up and sounds about as good as it did the day he laid down the track. Porter wasn't much of a singer, but he more than makes up for that with his enthusiasm and sense of fun.
Iron Mic: Eli Porter vs. Envy
The unforgettable, controversial iron mic freestyle battle starring the infamous Eli Porter vs. some other dude. Can be found on XoXnXeX Uncensored Volume 1. Shot in fall 2003. Copyright 2003 XOXNXEX Films.
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Johnny Cash - Hey Porter
Hey Porter - Johnny Cash Enjoy! Lyrics: Hey, Porter, Hey Porter! Would you tell me the time? How much longer will it be 'Til we cross that Mason Dixon Line? At daylight will you tell that engineer to slow it down; Or better still, just stop the train 'Cause I want to look around. Hey, Porter! Hey Porter! What time did you say? How much longer will it be 'Till I can see the light of day? When we hit Dixie will you tell that engineer to ring his bell; And ask everybody that ain't asleep to stand right up and yell. Hey, Porter! Hey Porter! It's getting light outside. This old train is puffin' smoke and I have to strain my eyes. But ask that engineer if he will blow his whistle please, 'Cause I smell frost on cotton leaves, And I feel that Southern breeze. Hey, Porter! Hey, Porter! Please get my bags for me, I need nobody to tell me now that we're in Tennessee. Go tell that engineer to make that lonesome whistle scream. We're not so far from home so take it easy on the steam. Hey Porter! Hey Porter! Please open up the door. When they stop this train I'm gonna get off first 'Cause I can't wait no more. Tell that engineer I say, "Thanks a lot. I didn't mind the fare. I'm gonna set my feet on Southern soil And breathe that Southern air."
Michael Porter: Creating Shared Value
Bishop William Lawrence University Professor Michael Porter of Harvard Business School spoke to an audience of senior corporate giving professionals at CECP's Corporate Philanthropy Summit on June 2, 2010 about the role of business in social and economic development. He introduced the concept of "Creating Shared Value" (CSV) as distinct from "Corporate Social Responsibility" (CSR) and explained how CSV can help advance both the corporate and social goals of a company.
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Porter Robinson - Tiësto College Invasion Tour 2011 Mini-Documentary
Footage from Porter's experience on Tiësto's Club Life College Invasion Tour 2011 Download the "Spitfire" EP here: www.beatport.com Porter's Facebook: www.facebook.com Porter's Twitter: twitter.com Directed by Justin Nizer Eyewax Films
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Gregory Porter - "Be Good (Lion's Song)" Official Video (Jazz, Soul Music)
"Be Good" is the first video from Jazz singer Gregory Porter's critically acclaimed album of the same name. Purchase the album: itunes.apple.com motema.com gregoryporter.com Video Credits: Directed by award winning filmmaker Pierre Bennu, with cinematography by Shawn Peters and special set work by visual artist Dirk Joseph. Shot entirely on location in Baltimore, Maryland, director Pierre Bennu visually compliments Porter's intense lyrics and smooth, soulful vocals with vibrant colors and whimsical storytelling, and sets it all against Charm City's unique backdrop. As two lovers traverse their everyday lives amidst the mundane, Bennu draws on the power of everyday magic, the fear of loss, and the yearning for love in what he calls a "lullaby for your inner child." "The dance of love is something that can be done alone but it is also fun with somebody else," says Bennu. "I wanted to show two characters; one who was so busy dancing alone, never looking to have a partner... and another so desperate for love that he would do whatever it took to get it. What that character finally realizes is that all he needed to offer forth was himself." To compliment his artistic vision, Bennu tapped the talents of Baltimore-based multidisciplinary visual artist Dirk Joseph, whose 'magical props' add significantly to the video's playful and enchanting sensibility.
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Pullman Porters - Ordinary Men, Extraordinary History
They made beds and cleaned toilets. They shined shoes, dusted jackets, cooked meals and washed dishes. Yet the Pullman porters created history in the face of adversity and racial prejudice. They helped form the foundation for the black middle class, and became instrumental in the civil rights movement. Follow two former porters as they travel from their homes in Seattle to Oakland, Calif., where they were honored by Amtrak and the A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum for their years of service. Troy Walker worked for the Santa Fe Railroad and Amtrak from 1944-1971. Walker was promoted from a dining car waiter to a lounge car attendant and finally a supervisor, when he retired after 37 years of working on the railroad. The son of a Pullman porter, Thomas H. Gray worked on the Santa Fe Railroad from 1955-1959. Gray was able to work as a chair car attendant for four summers while earning his college degree. He went on to work for Boeing for 32 years.
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"Sick School" COMMUNITY DJ Steve Porter Remix!
DJ Steve Porter's latest COMMUNITY remix video from Comic Con 2011. Check out Season 2 COMMUNITY DVD bit.ly
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"Community" feat Senor Chang (DJ Steve Porter Remix)
PorterHouse Media & Steve Porter have been invited to play a special set with Janes Addiction frontman, Perry Farrell at Coachella this year. Steve will be performing a LIVE video remix set showcasing his ground breaking Audio-Visual remixes and new unreleased material. www.porterhousemedia.com for more info. the remix I did for NBC's "Community" in collaboration with Barely Digital - www.youtube.com
Joey Porter calls out Brandon Marshall
Joey Porter on the Best Damn Sports Show Period reacting to Brandon Marshall's "popcorn muscle" commets from the 2008 season. Porter said that he will demand an apology from Marshall when the two meet as teammates for the Pro Bowl in Hawaii.
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Begin the Beguine - Cole Porter
Thomas Hampson sings Cole Porter's Begin the Beguine in an arrangement of Wijnand Van Klaveren with Wolfram Rieger (piano), Liza Ferschtman (violin), Wilmar de Visser (double bass) and Ties Mellema (saxophone) Recorded live at the Prinsengrachtconcert 2007 (August), Amsterdam by the AVRO.
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Shamwow Jam (Original demo version)
PorterHouse Media & Steve Porter have been invited to play a special set with Janes Addiction frontman, Perry Farrell at Coachella this year. Steve will be performing a LIVE video remix set showcasing his ground breaking Audio-Visual remixes and new unreleased material. www.porterhousemedia.com for more info.
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Porter Robinson - Vandalism (feat. Amba Shepherd)
Vandalism (feat. Amba Shepherd) - Out now on Beatport. Purchase the "Spitfire" EP here: www.beatport.com Porter's Facebook: www.facebook.com Porter's Twitter: twitter.com Original track by Porter Robinson with vocals by Amba Shepherd
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Gregory Porter - 1960 What? - Official Music Video (Jazz, Soul Music)
Free downloads, exclusive offers, signed CDs and more at : www.motema.com The politically-charged "1960 What?" is taken from jazz / soul singer Gregory Porter's GRAMMY nominated debut album "Water". BUY "Water" at: AMAZON: www.amazon.com iTUNES: itunes.apple.com
Gregory Porter - Illusion (Official Video)
Buy the album here: ow.ly Discover and share more great music at: membran.net http youtube.com With a voice that can caress or confront, embrace or exhort, Gregory Porter exhibits such an incredible degree of vocal mastery that no less a jazz luminary than Wynton Marsalis has gone on record to call him „a fantastic young singer," which makes the fact that Water (out now from Motema Music) is his recording debut even more impressive. A debut release it may be, yet Water flows with a sense of timelessness that reflects the seasoned talents of the giants of blues, gospel and soul that have influenced Porter throughout his career. Some of the singers that Porter cites as influential are familiar - Nat King Cole, Joe Williams and Donny Hathaway - and others -- such as the pastor of the church he attended as a child among them - may never realize their impact on his development as an artist. While the work of singers such as Hathaway or Cole obviously helped to shape Porter's vocal styling, his own world view, as evidenced in his seven original compositions and his striking interpretation of classic songs such as „But Beautiful" and „Skylark," adds an emotional intensity that makes each of the CD's eleven tracks speak so eloquently.
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Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly to Nolan Porter's wonderful 'If I could only be sure'. ----- Nolan Porter lyrics.--- If I could only be sure---- If I could only be sure that you love me baby. If I could only be sure that you love me baby. Id climb the highest mountain. Id swim the deepest sea Id take on all your misery Just to make you happy Id turn my world upside down Id turn my smiles all into frowns Id do anything at all, yeah If you just let me love you baby. If you just let me love you baby. If I could read your mind, says I love you darling If I could read your heart, says Ill never leave you Oh no There isnt anything I wouldnt do for you Id give my life away for you, yes I would Id turn my world upside down Id turn my smiles all into frowns Id do anything at all, yeah If you just let me love you baby. If you just let me love you baby. Id turn my world upside down Id turn my smiles all into frowns Id do anything at all, yeah If you just let me love you baby. If you just let me love you baby. If you were to leave me baby I could never If you were to leave me baby I could never TheTwisted Wheel is a non commercial, interest site only. Should any copyright owner feel this offends, infringes or interferes in any way with legitimate rights of use, I will remove the item from display.
Gregory Porter - 1960 What? (Official Music Video)
Buy Gregory Porter´s album "Water" here: www.membran-online.de With a voice that can caress or confront, embrace or exhort, Gregory Porter exhibits such an incredible degree of vocal mastery that no less a jazz luminary than Wynton Marsalis has gone on record to call him „a fantastic young singer," which makes the fact that Water (out now from Motema Music) is his recording debut even more impressive. A debut release it may be, yet Water flows with a sense of timelessness that reflects the seasoned talents of the giants of blues, gospel and soul that have influenced Porter throughout his career. Some of the singers that Porter cites as influential are familiar - Nat King Cole, Joe Williams and Donny Hathaway - and others -- such as the pastor of the church he attended as a child among them - may never realize their impact on his development as an artist. While the work of singers such as Hathaway or Cole obviously helped to shape Porter's vocal styling, his own world view, as evidenced in his seven original compositions and his striking interpretation of classic songs such as „But Beautiful" and „Skylark," adds an emotional intensity that makes each of the CD's eleven tracks speak so eloquently.
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Jazz, soul music - Gregory Porter - Lonely one
Vocal Jazz & soul music by Gregory Porter: motema.com "His all-solo-vocal take on "Feeling Good" is an absolute showstopper of personalized soul....He's right up there with Jose James as the next big male vocal jazz star. " - Allmusic.com Review by Michael G. Nastos "Warmth coats every line of Gregory Porter's intimate jazz and soul debut. Hints of Nat King Cole bleed through Porter's articulate phrasing, but the weight of Joe Williams and the spiritualism of Bill Withers resonates, too....Porter's conviction and traditionalism cuts a retro figure, but also delivers another refreshing, contemporary male jazz voice worth savoring. (4 out of 5 stars)" -- Creative Loafing "excellent.. I think Nat King Cole would be pleased." - SoulTracks.com Review by Howard Dukes With a voice that can caress or confront, embrace or exhort, Gregory Porter exhibits such an incredible degree of vocal mastery that no less a jazz luminary than Wynton Marsalis has gone on record to call him "a fantastic young singer," which makes the fact that Water (out now from Motema Music) is his recording debut even more impressive. A debut release it may be, yet Water flows with a sense of timelessness that reflects the seasoned talents of the giants of blues, gospel and soul that have influenced Porter throughout his career. Some of the singers that Porter cites as influential are familiar - Nat King Cole, Joe Williams and Donny Hathaway - and others -- such as the pastor of the church he attended as a <b>...</b>
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Terminal Bar: Porters, Bouncers, and Bartenders
For ten years, Sheldon Nadelman took thousands of black and white photographs while bartending at the Terminal Bar, Times Square's most notorious watering hole of the 1970s. Murray Goldman, the bar's owner since 1957 was Sheldon's father-in-law as well as the filmmaker's grandfather. In Porters, Bouncers, and Bartenders, the third installment of the Terminal Bar series, we explore the staff who worked at the bar during Sheldon's decade-long stint. The interviews of Sheldon were shot in the year 2000. • voiceover by Tom Clifford: voiceoverguy.tv • narrated text written by Oorde Coombes from the article "The Roughest Bar In Town" December 1, 1980 • music by Dick Zved • sound assistant Kris Hutchison More info on the original 22 minute Terminal Bar short film can be found here: www.touristpictures.com For the preceding installment "Pimps and Prostitutes": www.youtube.com visit Sheldon's blog and see his other work: mynameisdoom.blogspot.com To see more of Stefan's work visit www.touristpictures.com
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Billy Porter sings "Beauty School Dropout" on Jay Leno...
Billy Porter performs "Beauty School Dropout" on Jay Leno to promote the Tommy Tune 1994 revival of "Grease" directed by Jeff Calhoun - starring Rosie O'Donnell, Megan Mullally, Ricky-Paul Golden, Hunter Foster, Jessica Stone, Sam Harris.
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Gregory Porter 'real good hands'
Gregory Porter with real good hands from his last CD 'be good'. The album opens with the emotionally engaging "Painted On Canvas," and, on the title track, pianist Chip Crawford delivers dainty piano work, reflecting the "dancing" references in Porter's lyrics. Porter sings with Bill Withers-style bona fides on "Real Good Hands," as he convincingly explains to in-laws-to-be that he looks up to them and that their daughter will be taken care of. He exhibits a "flower power" attitude of peace and love as he marries jazz, soul and folk attributes on "Mother's Song," a tribute to his mother. While the emphasis is squarely placed on Porter's own music—he penned nine out of the twelve tunes—the album ends with a double shot of classic jazz. Porter lets loose on a stirring version of Nat Adderley's "Work Song," which features strong solo spots from saxophonists Yosuke Sato and Tivon Pennicott. The album ends with a mellow, a cappella take of "God Bless The Child." Porter presents various facets of his personality throughout the album, but the jubilant "On My Way To Harlem" best explains his artistry. In name checking the divine artistic triptych of Duke Ellington, Langston Hughes, and Marvin Gaye, Porter essentially outlines his own design as a soulful jazz poet. If Water heralded the arrival of the next big name in vocal jazz, then Be Good makes it clear that Porter still has plenty to say. Be Good is beyond great and he's here to stay. Track Listing: Painted On Canvas; Be Good <b>...</b>
Porter's Best From The Payback
Porter (Mel Gibson) wreaks havoc on those who sold him out and stole his money. These are a few of his best "hits."
Scott Porter's New Role Has "Hart"
The actor weighs in on the end of "Friday Night Lights"--and opens up about his new light-hearted role in "Hart of Dixie."
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