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St. Louis Blues Musicians

8,

02:03,

2007-06-06 20:46:11

Description: Check out this video promoting a St. Louis blues music project by Post-Dispatch reporters Doug Moore, Kevin C. Johnson and videographer Gary Hairlson. St. Louis has a rich history of Blues music and (More)

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Tags: arthur blues boo brock davis entertainment kim knox louis marquise massie music news st. trailer williams

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Pink Floyd - Jugband Blues (Correct s/trak & clip re...

14,

03:09,

2008-04-21 21:42:47

Description: This is the BEST quality version available with a correct soundtrack and a stray piece of footage (that had escaped into a random section of the video) of Syd miming put back in it's rightful (More) This is the BEST quality version available with a correct soundtrack and a stray piece of footage (that had escaped into a random section of the video) of Syd miming put back in it's rightful place. All other YouTube copies of this either feature the WRONG version of 'Jugband Blues' and one, which has the right soundtrack, is all squashed up. This was screened in perfect but still very scratchy condition on BBC's '7 Ages Of Rock' documentary. It was also shown wider than it is here with more of the picture on the sides. They didn't show it complete though, just sections. This version is the only way to see the whole thing, in slightly lesser quality. A better quality version of complete clip has yet to surface. Filmed in December 1967, the soundtrack didn't survive (as this film was found in a shed in the late 90s covered in mould) so someone edited on the BBC version as the soundtrack, this was NOT the version they were miming to. Someone has put back on the album track and matched it up as best they could. This is from the text file that was included with the film, written by the person who corrected the soundtrack: "However, there was another strange story involving "Jugband Blues". Sometime in November 1967 when "Apples" had flopped, the Floyd were commissioned to make a promo film for the "Ministry Of Information". The motives were unknown, never mind what the film would be used for. The Floyd did indeed make this film and the song they chose was "Jugband Blues"! This became a bit of a legend over the years since virtually nobody had ever seen it and it was presumed missing and lost. The very idea of a film performance of this song was mind boggling and many of us presumed it could well be a jokey rumour. Then, in 1999 a copy of the film turned up in Manchester! It was in a rough battered state, the soundtrack was virtually non-existent, but the pictures were watchable. Whoever found it took it upon himself to redub the film and chose the version they recorded for the BBC in December 1967. I finally got a copy of it last year and it immediately bugged me because the soundtrack didn't exactly fit at all well. So, I took it upon myself to try and resolve this issue. First, the film was shot before the BBC session, so there was no way that could have been the soundtrack. Then I did some research into their recording sessions and discovered that it had already been mixed into mono, which was still the main format for the time. The mono mix of the song is slightly longer and since there was no way it would have used the stereo mix, the mono mix HAD to be the original soundtrack, but when I tried to synch it up, it didn't quite work. I carefully looked at the film again and did some experiments. I found a rather stray shot in the chaotic section. I found that this brief shot actually was the beginning of an earlier shot where the camera pans down onto Syd. So, I cut this shot out and put it back into its rightful place and then tried synching it up again. To my astonishment, it fit perfectly! Now, Syds lips were actually in synch as well as all the camera cuts! But there was still the problem of the first 20 seconds which wouldn't synch at all. For this, I had to use pitch shifting to get it into place... (this explains the slightly peculiar sound in the first section) I was stunned when I finally played it back and a shiver went up my spine seeing Syd miming perfectly to those killer final lines and turns away from the camera. So now I had a new master of this film. I have checked around and noticed that all copies in circulation are still using the wrong soundtrack... it seems nobody else had actually taken the time and trouble with it like I had! So, here it is, for the very first time as far as I know, the promo film of Pink Floyds' "Jugband Blues" with its proper soundtrack in place. A great film and a fascinating slice of Floyd history that deserves a better fate... see what you think!" (Less)

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St. Louis Blues Musicians

6,

02:03,

2008-04-22 12:08:08

Description: Check out this video promoting a St. Louis blues music project by Post-Dispatch reporters Doug Moore, Kevin C. Johnson and videographer Gary Hairlson. St. Louis has a rich history of Blues music and (More)

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Tags: arthur blues boo brock davis entertainment kim knox louis marquise massie music news st. trailer williams

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Pink Floyd - Jugband Blues (Correct s/trak & clip re...

9,

03:09,

2008-02-07 09:35:33

Description: This is the BEST quality version available with a correct soundtrack and a stray piece of footage (that had escaped into a random section of the video) of Syd miming put back in it's rightful (More) This is the BEST quality version available with a correct soundtrack and a stray piece of footage (that had escaped into a random section of the video) of Syd miming put back in it's rightful place. All other YouTube copies of this either feature the WRONG version of 'Jugband Blues' and one, which has the right soundtrack, is all squashed up. This was screened in perfect but still very scratchy condition on BBC's '7 Ages Of Rock' documentary. It was also shown wider than it is here with more of the picture on the sides. They didn't show it complete though, just sections. This version is the only way to see the whole thing, in slightly lesser quality. A better quality version of complete clip has yet to surface. Filmed in December 1967, the soundtrack didn't survive (as this film was found in a shed in the late 90s covered in mould) so someone edited on the BBC version as the soundtrack, this was NOT the version they were miming to. Someone has put back on the album track and matched it up as best they could. This is from the text file that was included with the film, written by the person who corrected the soundtrack: "However, there was another strange story involving "Jugband Blues". Sometime in November 1967 when "Apples" had flopped, the Floyd were commissioned to make a promo film for the "Ministry Of Information". The motives were unknown, never mind what the film would be used for. The Floyd did indeed make this film and the song they chose was "Jugband Blues"! This became a bit of a legend over the years since virtually nobody had ever seen it and it was presumed missing and lost. The very idea of a film performance of this song was mind boggling and many of us presumed it could well be a jokey rumour. Then, in 1999 a copy of the film turned up in Manchester! It was in a rough battered state, the soundtrack was virtually non-existent, but the pictures were watchable. Whoever found it took it upon himself to redub the film and chose the version they recorded for the BBC in December 1967. I finally got a copy of it last year and it immediately bugged me because the soundtrack didn't exactly fit at all well. So, I took it upon myself to try and resolve this issue. First, the film was shot before the BBC session, so there was no way that could have been the soundtrack. Then I did some research into their recording sessions and discovered that it had already been mixed into mono, which was still the main format for the time. The mono mix of the song is slightly longer and since there was no way it would have used the stereo mix, the mono mix HAD to be the original soundtrack, but when I tried to synch it up, it didn't quite work. I carefully looked at the film again and did some experiments. I found a rather stray shot in the chaotic section. I found that this brief shot actually was the beginning of an earlier shot where the camera pans down onto Syd. So, I cut this shot out and put it back into its rightful place and then tried synching it up again. To my astonishment, it fit perfectly! Now, Syds lips were actually in synch as well as all the camera cuts! But there was still the problem of the first 20 seconds which wouldn't synch at all. For this, I had to use pitch shifting to get it into place... (this explains the slightly peculiar sound in the first section) I was stunned when I finally played it back and a shiver went up my spine seeing Syd miming perfectly to those killer final lines and turns away from the camera. So now I had a new master of this film. I have checked around and noticed that all copies in circulation are still using the wrong soundtrack... it seems nobody else had actually taken the time and trouble with it like I had! So, here it is, for the very first time as far as I know, the promo film of Pink Floyds' "Jugband Blues" with its proper soundtrack in place. A great film and a fascinating slice of Floyd history that deserves a better fate... see what you think!" (Less)

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YPTC presents....Flamingo Blues [Documentary]

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52:29,

2009-08-27 13:12:16

Description: WATCH IT HERE IN IT'S ENTIRETY In July 2007 the Young Person's Theatre Company (YPTC) brought their latest production "Flamingo Blues", a film noir inspired musical, to the stage (More) WATCH IT HERE IN IT'S ENTIRETY In July 2007 the Young Person's Theatre Company (YPTC) brought their latest production "Flamingo Blues", a film noir inspired musical, to the stage of the Unicorn Theatre, London. "Flamingo Blues" is a sultry, jazz-infused murder mystery set in Chicago in the summer of 1952; with upbeat dance numbers, rich vocals and an intriguing story line in the best traditions of film noir. The journey from rehearsals to stage was documented over 6 months with stills and film by photographer and filmmaker Daniel D Moses. The 53 minute documentary, which showed intensive rehearsals, learning processes, publicity on the BBC and ITV and final week of the production; formed the core of an EPK (Electronic Press Kit) for the production which also included the trailers, production stills, dance routines and music. danielmoses.com/flamingoblues OR WATCH HERE IN LITTLE SECTIONS PART 1: INTRODUCING YPTC AND FLAMINGO BLUES The introducing section welcomes you to the world of YPTC; it's aims, ethos, players and coaches and explains the story and background of film noir musical "Flamingo Blues" vimeo.com/5623848 PART 2: SURPRISE AT CLARENCE HALL AND FUNDRAISING As rehearsals for the show get under way, a special guest makes an appearance at Clarence Hall, the home of YPTC to lend some advice and possibly spot some talent. Fundraising is an essential part of YPTC; without which the productions cannot go ahead. Appearing on ITV's "Million Pound Giveaway" programme and raising money in Covent Garden, the experience is a challenge vimeo.com/5623862 PART 3: DANCE, MUSIC, VOICE AND ACTING Covering the 4 disciplines that YPTC teaches- Dance, Music, Voice and Acting. The coaches and students talk about their experiences in these areas and how it applies to "Flamingo Blues" vimeo.com/5623872 PART 4: DESIGNING FLAMINGO BLUES AND PUBLICITY The aesthetic quality of "Flamingo Blues" was important, as is the nature of the film noir medium, so dressing the show was key; involving costume, hair and makeup and the set. YPTC took many opportunities to publicise the show including produced a trailer and flyering in costume all over London. vimeo.com/5623904 PART 5: FINAL WEEK AT UNICORN THEATRE It's the final week before the show and as the set is moved into the theatre, the cast find their new space and learn to adapt vimeo.com/5624226 PART 6: SHOWTIME AND CURTAIN DOWN After the tense build up, the curtain rises and falls on the production; and the cast discuss their experiences both personal and professional as they reflect on the performance vimeo.com/5624324 PART 7: OUTTAKES To accompany the credit roll, a selection of outtakes from the whole process are shown. (Seen here without the credits) vimeo.com/5624326 Shot & Cut by Daniel D. Moses danielmoses.com/flamingoblues (Less)

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Tags: yptc flamingo blues documentary musical chicago 1950s murder mystery intrigue unicorn theatre film noir epk bbc itv dance acting outtakes

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Jerome Godboo @ Kitchener Blues Fest

49,

05:32,

2007-09-13 20:38:46

Description: Jerome Godboo - harmonica & vocals, Alec Fraser - bass, Shawn Kellerman - guitar, Al Cross - drums http://www.jeromegodboo.com Blues Rock Canada Jerome is a singer, songwriter and harp player (More) Jerome Godboo - harmonica & vocals, Alec Fraser - bass, Shawn Kellerman - guitar, Al Cross - drums http://www.jeromegodboo.com Blues Rock Canada Jerome is a singer, songwriter and harp player extraordinaire. He has released twelve albums over twenty years. He's recorded and toured with the Phantoms, Alannah Myles, Dutch Mason, Jeff Healey, Ronnie Hawkins, Jack de Keyzer, and Suzie McNeil. He headlined at the Montreal Jazz Festival (2005) and performed on stages across Canada, the U.S., France, Finland, Portugal, Ukraine, Israel and beyond. He's played with Prince, Pinetop Perkins, James Cotton, the Tragically Hip, Levon Helm, Billy Ray Cyrus and many more. Jerome has electrified audiences of all sizes. He's opened for the Yardbirds and performed at the Toronto Air Canada Centre with Ronnie Hawkins as well as to record-breaking crowds at the Montreal Jazz Festival and another 30,000 at Canada Day festivities as the show stopper harmonica player in The Jimmy Bowskill Band. Jerome's network television appearances include CTV's Open Mike and Canada A.M., Much Music, City TV's Toronto Rocks and Breakfast Television, Global's News at Noon, CBC's Zed, TVO's Planet Parent, and In Session. He's also been showcased at Moses Znaimer's Idea City and on numerous radio shows. Jerome's current band includes Shawn Kellerman and Pat Rush, alternating on guitar, Alec Fraser on bass and Al Cross on drums. Shawn has toured with Mel Brown, Deborah Coleman, Bobby Rush, Carlos Del Junco and Paul Reddick. Pat has recorded and toured with Jeff Healey and Johnny Winter and toured with James Cotton. Alec played bass with David Wilcox, Bo Diddley, the Drifters, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, and has been working internationally for the past seven years in The Jeff Healey Band. Al drummed on tour and in the studio with Jane Siberry, Bob Snider and Big Sugar. This rhythm sections session history is too long to list here. MAPLEBLUES MAGAZINE REVIEW - about the new CD Humdinger..."There is a lovely, intimate ambience here with the feeling that these are four friends who just set up in your rec room to play some new songs for you... The songs are a well-sequenced selection of modern electric blues. Jerome is in excellent voice and this is one fine band with Kellerman being especially inventive." - John Valenteyn (2007) www.torontobluessociety.com/0709johnspic ks.htm Here is a link to the full CD review from Mapleblues Magazine (scroll down 3 reviews) http://www.torontobluessociety.com/07... Canada has a huge collection of world class harmonica players. Carlos del Junco, Michael Pickett, Donny" Mr Downchild" Walsh, Roly Platt to name a few that are worth checking out. (Less)

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Dj Mindscape - Hardstyle Tuning

77,

06:49,

2008-04-01 12:13:09

Description: [Dj Mindscape - Hardstyle Tuning] This number: Hardstyle/Hardcore -- Hardstyle -- Hardstyle, sometimes referred to as hardbass, is a sub-genre of trance music that is closely related to nu (More) [Dj Mindscape - Hardstyle Tuning] This number: Hardstyle/Hardcore -- Hardstyle -- Hardstyle, sometimes referred to as hardbass, is a sub-genre of trance music that is closely related to nu style gabber and hard trance. Its sound is usually characterized by a four to the floor kick beat and an off-beat gabber style bass line, trance like synth stabs and sweeps and miscellaneous samples. Tracks often feature excessive reverb and/or other effects, breakdowns and occasionally small breakbeat sections. The average tempo is between 140 and 150 bpm, around 30 slower than nu style gabber. Many hardcore artists produce hardstyle songs, which sound very similar but are more accessible. Hardstyle is generally played along side Nu-NRG and gabber in the UK and aside hard trance or hardcore in the rest of Europe. Hardstyle is a European music style and is mainly produced by artists from The Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland and Germany, yet other producers from around the world are starting to pick up the sound. Currently, the scene is booming in various countries around the world besides these founding countries. Notable scenes include those in Germany, United States, Israel, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and the United Kingdom - notably Scotland and Wales . It is also popular in Australia and Malaysia where hardstyle is tremendously popular due to the Melbourne Shuffle, also known as shuffling. Currently the Hardstyle Category is split into 3 subcategories: Dutch Hardstyle - Typically harder and darker than other hardstyle, mostly known for its hard base line, wicked kicks and dirty vocals Italian Hardstyle - More serious, usually has a bigger melodic breakdown and typically 'gangsta'-themed lyrics Nu-Style - Usually deeper and more complex than early hardstyle, mashed out with samples and lower use of reverse bass and/or reverb.The bass is fillterd and distorted to creat a grungey bass drive. Many of hardstyle's biggest DJs, especially those from Holland, have evolved into Nu-Style The Leading Event Group in the hardstyle scene is Q-dance, arranging massive events in football stadiums, sports grounds, public arenas and airports. Most events are held in the Netherlands. BIONIC is a cardiff based event however branch out into events such as Westfest. A dance that is popular mainly in Europe is 'jumpstyle'. Originating in Belgium this is now becoming more popular amongst the newer hardstylers, but once again mainly in Europe. In the Netherlands, however, jumpstyle is thought too commercial by many hardstyle and hardcore fans. Some of these fans are learning the Melbourne Shuffle that originates from Melbourne, Australia, and has a tremendous popularity among nearly all ages from 10-30 in both Melbourne, and Sydney, as well as the rest of Australia. Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is also home to the shuffling team Hardstyle Republic, and many Europe dwellers are learning to shuffle from this incredibly popular group, mainly to hardstyle music. Stomping is also a form of the shuffling, and is done to hardstyle music too. Notable events Sensation Black Q-dance events Qlimax Notable DJs and artists DJ Luna DJ Zany Pavo Tatanka Technoboy The Prophet DJ Lady Dana Dj Mindscape Record labels Fusion Records Future Sound Corporation Mythica Q-dance Scantraxx Radio stations TechnoBase.fm FearFM.nl DPS.ee Radio/Webpage Germantrance.com Techno4Ever.net HARD.fm Fearfm.nl Realhardstyle.com NERadio.fm DI.fm OndergrondFM.nl pulsradio.com Copryrights Wikipedia (Less)

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Dj Mindscape - Ultimate Hardstyle Mix

47,

09:59,

2008-03-16 04:02:06

Description: [Dj Mindscape - Ultimate Hardstyle Mix] Honors for This Video: #93 - Top Favorites (Today) - Music - Netherlands #65 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - Netherlands #79 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - (More) [Dj Mindscape - Ultimate Hardstyle Mix] Honors for This Video: #93 - Top Favorites (Today) - Music - Netherlands #65 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - Netherlands #79 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Netherlands #68 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - Netherlands #99 - Most Discussed (Today) - Music - Netherlands #61 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Netherlands #41 - Top Favorites (Today) - Music - Netherlands #44 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - Netherlands #31 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Netherlands #47 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - Netherlands #30 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Netherlands #46 - Top Favorites (Today) - Music - Netherlands #43 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - Netherlands #96 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #67 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #95 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #67 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #90 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #67 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #83 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #67 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #79 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #65 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #77 - Most viewed (This week) - Music - Netherlands #73 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music - Netherlands #70 - Most viewed (This week) - Music - Netherlands #70 - Top favorites (This week) - Music - Netherlands -- Hardstyle -- Hardstyle, sometimes referred to as hardbass, is a sub-genre of trance music that is closely related to nu style gabber and hard trance. Its sound is usually characterized by a four to the floor kick beat and an off-beat gabber style bass line, trance like synth stabs and sweeps and miscellaneous samples. Tracks often feature excessive reverb and/or other effects, breakdowns and occasionally small breakbeat sections. The average tempo is between 140 and 150 bpm, around 30 slower than nu style gabber. Many hardcore artists produce hardstyle songs, which sound very similar but are more accessible. Hardstyle is generally played along side Nu-NRG and gabber in the UK and aside hard trance or hardcore in the rest of Europe. Hardstyle is a European music style and is mainly produced by artists from The Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland and Germany, yet other producers from around the world are starting to pick up the sound. Currently, the scene is booming in various countries around the world besides these founding countries. Notable scenes include those in Germany, United States, Israel, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and the United Kingdom - notably Scotland and Wales . It is also popular in Australia and Malaysia where hardstyle is tremendously popular due to the Melbourne Shuffle, also known as shuffling. Currently the Hardstyle Category is split into 3 subcategories: Dutch Hardstyle - Typically harder and darker than other hardstyle, mostly known for its hard base line, wicked kicks and dirty vocals Italian Hardstyle - More serious, usually has a bigger melodic breakdown and typically 'gangsta'-themed lyrics Nu-Style - Usually deeper and more complex than early hardstyle, mashed out with samples and lower use of reverse bass and/or reverb.The bass is fillterd and distorted to creat a grungey bass drive. Many of hardstyle's biggest DJs, especially those from Holland, have evolved into Nu-Style The Leading Event Group in the hardstyle scene is Q-dance, arranging massive events in football stadiums, sports grounds, public arenas and airports. Most events are held in the Netherlands. BIONIC is a cardiff based event however branch out into events such as Westfest. A dance that is popular mainly in Europe is 'jumpstyle'. Originating in Belgium this is now becoming more popular amongst the newer hardstylers, but once again mainly in Europe. In the Netherlands, however, jumpstyle is thought too commercial by many hardstyle and hardcore fans. Some of these fans are learning the Melbourne Shuffle that originates from Melbourne, Australia, and has a tremendous popularity among nearly all ages from 10-30 in both Melbourne, and Sydney, as well as the rest of Australia. Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is also home to the shuffling team Hardstyle Republic, and many Europe dwellers are learning to shuffle from this incredibly popular group, mainly to hardstyle music. Stomping is also a form of the shuffling, and is done to hardstyle music too. Notable events Sensation Black Q-dance events Qlimax Notable DJs and artists DJ Luna DJ Zany Pavo Tatanka Technoboy The Prophet DJ Lady Dana Dj Mindscape Record labels Fusion Records Future Sound Corporation Mythica Q-dance Scantraxx Radio stations TechnoBase.fm FearFM.nl DPS.ee Radio/Webpage Germantrance.com Techno4Ever.net HARD.fm Fearfm.nl Realhardstyle.com NERadio.fm DI.fm OndergrondFM.nl pulsradio.com (Less)

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Bonne Rox sings "Bohemian Rhapsody" live in Telford

12,

05:50,

2008-03-04 13:16:30

Description: Bonnee Rox sings "Bohemian Rhapsody" live at the Elephant & Castle, Telford, England. This song was recorded live and you can see all the technical problems that performers face when (More) Bonnee Rox sings "Bohemian Rhapsody" live at the Elephant & Castle, Telford, England. This song was recorded live and you can see all the technical problems that performers face when singing live and travelling all over the country to venues far and wide. This video is a sort of "Out Takes" version of a live performance. History of the Song The song was recorded over three weeks by the band and producer Roy Thomas Baker. Recording began at Rockfield Studio near Monmouth on August 24, 1975, after a 3-week rehearsal period in Herefordshire. During the making of the track, a further four studios -- Roundhouse, SARM (East), Scorpion, and Wessex -- were used. According to some band members, Mercury had worked out the entire song in his head and directed the band through the song. Brian May, Mercury and Roger Taylor sang their vocal parts continually for ten to twelve hours a day, resulting in 200 separate overdubs. Since the studios of the time only offered 24-track analogue tape, it was necessary for May, Mercury and Taylor to overdub themselves many times, and "bounce" these down to successive sub mixes. In the end, eighth-generation tapes were being used. The tapes had passed over the recording heads so many times the normally opaque tapes could be seen through, as the oxide layer was beginning to wear off. The various sections of tape containing the desired sub mixes would have to be cut with razor blades and spliced together in the correct sequence using adhesive tape (splicing tape). A backing track of the grand piano (Mercury), bass guitar (John Deacon) and drums (Taylor) was recorded first. The band used many instruments to produce the song, including a Fender Precision Electric Bass, May's Red Special electric guitar, Ludwig Drums, timpani and a Paiste Gong. Mercury used a Bechstein "Concert" Grand Piano, the same he'd later play in both the promotional video and the UK Tour. When it was finished it was the most expensive single ever made and remains one of the most elaborate recordings in music history. When Mercury wanted to release the single in 1975, it had been suggested to him that, at 5 minutes and 55 seconds, it was far too long and would thus never be a hit. But Mercury gave a copy of the single to friend and London DJ Kenny Everett, informing him (with a wink and a nod) that it was for him personally, and that he must never play it on air. Mercury's plan (a form of reverse psychology) worked -- Everett did just the opposite, teasing his listeners by playing bits and pieces of the song throughout his show. Ultimately, Everett would go on to play the song as many as fourteen times in a single day. From then on, every major radio station played the song in full. The track proved popular and was released with "I'm in Love with My Car" as the B-side. (Less)

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Tags: blues Bonnee Mitchel Monster QUEEN rock Rox unsigned

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Dj Mindscape - Hardstyle Remix

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06:41,

2007-08-27 02:02:45

Description: To Download this song: http://www.freewebs.com/djsitefile/Dj%20Mindscape%20-%20Hardstyle%20Remix.mp3 (right click, save file as) Comments are welcome! Copyright Dj Mindscape © All (More) To Download this song: http://www.freewebs.com/djsitefile/Dj%20Mindscape%20-%20Hardstyle%20Remix.mp3 (right click, save file as) Comments are welcome! Copyright Dj Mindscape © All Rights Reserved. -- Hardstyle -- Hardstyle, sometimes referred to as hardbass, is a sub-genre of trance music that is closely related to nu style gabber and hard trance. Its sound is usually characterized by a four to the floor kick beat and an off-beat gabber style bass line, trance like synth stabs and sweeps and miscellaneous samples. Tracks often feature excessive reverb and/or other effects, breakdowns and occasionally small breakbeat sections. The average tempo is between 140 and 150 bpm, around 30 slower than nu style gabber. Many hardcore artists produce hardstyle songs, which sound very similar but are more accessible. Hardstyle is generally played along side Nu-NRG and gabber in the UK and aside hard trance or hardcore in the rest of Europe. Hardstyle is a European music style and is mainly produced by artists from The Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland and Germany, yet other producers from around the world are starting to pick up the sound. Currently, the scene is booming in various countries around the world besides these founding countries. Notable scenes include those in Germany, United States, Israel, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and the United Kingdom - notably Scotland and Wales . It is also popular in Australia and Malaysia where hardstyle is tremendously popular due to the Melbourne Shuffle, also known as shuffling. Currently the Hardstyle Category is split into 3 subcategories: Dutch Hardstyle - Typically harder and darker than other hardstyle, mostly known for its hard base line, wicked kicks and dirty vocals Italian Hardstyle - More serious, usually has a bigger melodic breakdown and typically 'gangsta'-themed lyrics Nu-Style - Usually deeper and more complex than early hardstyle, mashed out with samples and lower use of reverse bass and/or reverb.The bass is fillterd and distorted to creat a grungey bass drive. Many of hardstyle's biggest DJs, especially those from Holland, have evolved into Nu-Style The Leading Event Group in the hardstyle scene is Q-dance, arranging massive events in football stadiums, sports grounds, public arenas and airports. Most events are held in the Netherlands. BIONIC is a cardiff based event however branch out into events such as Westfest. A dance that is popular mainly in Europe is 'jumpstyle'. Originating in Belgium this is now becoming more popular amongst the newer hardstylers, but once again mainly in Europe. In the Netherlands, however, jumpstyle is thought too commercial by many hardstyle and hardcore fans. Some of these fans are learning the Melbourne Shuffle that originates from Melbourne, Australia, and has a tremendous popularity among nearly all ages from 10-30 in both Melbourne, and Sydney, as well as the rest of Australia. Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is also home to the shuffling team Hardstyle Republic, and many Europe dwellers are learning to shuffle from this incredibly popular group, mainly to hardstyle music. Stomping is also a form of the shuffling, and is done to hardstyle music too. Notable events Sensation Black Q-dance events Qlimax Notable DJs and artists DJ Luna DJ Zany Pavo Tatanka Technoboy The Prophet DJ Lady Dana Dj Mindscape Record labels Fusion Records Future Sound Corporation Mythica Q-dance Scantraxx Radio stations TechnoBase.fm FearFM.nl DPS.ee Radio/Webpage Germantrance.com Techno4Ever.net HARD.fm Fearfm.nl Realhardstyle.com NERadio.fm DI.fm OndergrondFM.nl pulsradio.com (Less)

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{ Original Song } Echoes ( From The Sirens Sweetly S...

18,

06:38,

2008-03-20 04:52:16

Description: I play OVER my head at 4:00 I play behind my back at 5:00 I play one handed at 2:00 And I play over the top of the guitar at 6:00 This whole thing is an improv though I had small (More)

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Tags: blues chris echoes flyod from guitar huntoon improv original pink pop rap rock singing sirens solo song sweetly tab the

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Pt 2*Gallows Pole*The Blue Riders*BBC blues rock unp...

32,

10:06,

2007-01-01 08:41:25

Description: Part 2 of 15 minute medley. Part 1 is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_DxBDLPnvI It's a medley, Celtic traditional death lament(normally 5 sections), with a nod to the great Huddie (More) Part 2 of 15 minute medley. Part 1 is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_DxBDLPnvI It's a medley, Celtic traditional death lament(normally 5 sections), with a nod to the great Huddie Leadbetter's interpretation, one of the GREAT country folk blues classics. The performance was abbreviated for a BBC session. 12 string acoustic was too much to keep in tune, so Ben left it a home. The Blue Rider acoustc trio was recorded in 1996. A tip of the hat to the D.C. area hierarchy page listing... Roy Clark - Link Wray - Roy Buchanan - Danny Gatton - Bobby Parker - Sonny Forrest - Walt Namuth - Wayne Tomlinson - Hudie Ledbetter (Leadbelly) - Jimmy Reed ( okay so he was from the Piedmont) - Eddie Jones - John Cephas - Bo Diddley - John Van Horn - Chick Hall Sr. - Charlie Daniels - Frank Shegogue - Demetri Callas - Skip James - John Hurt - Charlie Byrd - Archie Edwards - John Jackson - Vernon Sandusky - Jorma Kaukonen - Catfish Hodge - Henry Vestine - John Fahey - Clarence Perry - JB Hutto - Hal Lindes - John Phillips - Zal Yanovsky - Johnny Hopkins - Marty Friedman - Nils Lofgren - Joe Tass - Punky Meadows - Kenny Definis - Bobby Radcliff - Jimmy Nalls - Tommy Keene - Jimmy Thackery - Steve Jordan - Bobby Manriquez - Rick Whitehead - Chick Hall Jr. - Greg Wright - Tom Principato - Steve Jacobs - Bob Margolin - Terry "T.I." Gleason - Donal Leace - Flora Molton - David Ziebarth - Cesar Diaz - Paul Reed Smith - Bill Kirchen - Evan Johns - Stuart Smith - Rusty Bogart - Linwood Taylor - Dave Sherman - Larry Burnett - Joan Jett - Dan Hovey - Chuck Brown - James Mabry - Richie Burns - Dave Chappell - Robert Lighthouse - Danny Morris - Pete Kanaras - David Earl - Erik Cartwright - Tom Mitchell - Sam Gunderson - Ben Andrews - Jerry Gordon - Johnny Tictin - Jim Stephanson - Eric Rose - Carl Filipiak - Armand Lenchek - Steve Kramer - Bob Swenson - Mary Chapin Carpenter - Michael Dutton - Memphis Gold - Mike Korpi - Cathy Ponton King - Andy Rutherford - Scott Mattern - Terrence McArdle - David Kitchen - Ivan Appelrouth - Rick Oliveras - Brian Gross - Michael "Jr" Tash On Mississippi saxaphone = Mark Wenner, Charlie Hubel, Bruce Ewan, Doug Jay, Phil Wiggins, Jimmy Powers The Blue Riders champion the East Coast Piedmont style of blues, a style of music first popularized by artists like Blind Boy Fuller, Rev. Gary Davis, Blind Willie McTell and Blind Blake. This 1996 clip is from Virginia, U.S.A. ALL 71 YOUTUBE CLIPS AT: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tymjar&search=Search (Less)

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Jerome Godboo & Joe Toole-All My Love

10,

05:27,

2007-10-02 09:26:08

Description: http://www.myspace.com/jeromegodboo http://www.jeromegodboo.com/ -Jerome http://www.brokenjoe.com/music -Joe This video is used with permission for promotional purposes only. Jerome`s latest (More) http://www.myspace.com/jeromegodboo http://www.jeromegodboo.com/ -Jerome http://www.brokenjoe.com/music -Joe This video is used with permission for promotional purposes only. Jerome`s latest 2007 CD release is called Humdinger and will soon be available internationally for download on iTunes, Rhapsody, eMusic, Musicload and other fine on-line stores or you can order it from his website listed at the top of this page. Jerome is a singer, songwriter and harp player extraordinaire. He has released twelve albums over twenty years. He's recorded and toured with the Phantoms, Alannah Myles, Dutch Mason, Jeff Healey, Ronnie Hawkins, Jack de Keyzer, Jimmy Bowskill and Suzie McNeil. He headlined at the Montreal Jazz Festival (2005) and performed on stages across Canada, the U.S., France, Finland, Portugal, Ukraine, Israel and beyond. He's played with Prince, Pinetop Perkins, James Cotton, the Tragically Hip, Levon Helm, Billy Ray Cyrus and many more. Jerome has electrified audiences of all sizes. He's opened for the Yardbirds and performed at the Toronto Air Canada Centre with Ronnie Hawkins as well as to record-breaking crowds at the Montreal Jazz Festival and another 30,000 at Canada Day festivities as the show stopper harmonica player in The Jimmy Bowskill Band. Jerome's network television appearances include CTV's Open Mike and Canada A.M., Much Music, City TV's Toronto Rocks and Breakfast Television, Global's News at Noon, CBC's Zed, TVO's Planet Parent, and In Session. He's also been showcased at Moses Znaimer's Idea City and on numerous radio shows. Jerome's current band includes Shawn Kellerman and Pat Rush, alternating on guitar, Alec Fraser on bass and Al Cross on drums. Shawn has toured with Mel Brown, Deborah Coleman, Bobby Rush, Carlos Del Junco and Paul Reddick. Pat has recorded and toured with Jeff Healey and Johnny Winter and toured with James Cotton. Alec played bass with David Wilcox, Bo Diddley, the Drifters, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, and has been working internationally for the past seven years in The Jeff Healey Band. Al drummed on tour and in the studio with Jane Siberry, Bob Snider and Big Sugar. This rhythm sections session history is too long to list here. MAPLEBLUES MAGAZINE REVIEW - about Humdinger..."There is a lovely, intimate ambience here with the feeling that these are four friends who just set up in your rec room to play some new songs for you... The songs are a well-sequenced selection of modern electric blues. Jerome is in excellent voice and this is one fine band with Kellerman being especially inventive." - John Valenteyn (2007) www.torontobluessociety.com/0709johnspic ks.htm Here is a link to the full CD review from Mapleblues Magazine (scroll down 3 reviews) http://www.torontobluessociety.com/07... Canada has a huge collection of world class harmonica players. Carlos del Junco, Michael Pickett, Donny" Mr Downchild" Walsh, Roly Platt to name a few that are worth checking out. Management & Booking: Brian Slack, Zeb Productions 22 Belton Avenue, Pointe-Claire, QC CANADA H9S 3Z9 Tel: (514) 830-4932 · Fax: (514) 695-1291 · e-mail: zeb@vl.videotron.ca Added: Jerome Godboo and Joe Toole from the Phantoms perform a brand new tune on Much music with Christopher Ward as host. (Less)

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Jerome Godboo-One Monkey

19,

07:57,

2007-10-01 19:58:30

Description: http://www.myspace.com/jeromegodboo http://www.jeromegodboo.com/ This video is used with permission for promotional purposes only. Jerome Godboo`s new Humdinger Cd is now available for download (More) http://www.myspace.com/jeromegodboo http://www.jeromegodboo.com/ This video is used with permission for promotional purposes only. Jerome Godboo`s new Humdinger Cd is now available for download on iTunes. Listen for free to this blues recording done the old way with everyone singing and performing at the same time in the same room. A true representation of a live show done in the studio with high fidelity. Also available on: Musicload http://www.musicload.de/item.ml?releaseid=2918696_2 Audio Lunchbox http://www.audiolunchbox.com/album?a=163909 Rhapsody http://www.rhapsody.com/jeromegodboo/humdinger eMusic http://www.emusic.com/album/Jerome-Godboo-Humdinger-MP3-Download/ 11104804.html and other fine on-line stores. Here is a band that Jerome Godboo had in the early nineties called One Monkey. Alec Fraser on guitar, Chris Perra on drums, JJ "T bone" White on bass and Gregory Ray Tunis on guitar. These clips were taken at Lee`s Palace in Toronto. Also the phone number at the end of the credits is long gone so don`t bug those people eh! Jerome is a singer, songwriter and harp player extraordinaire. He has released twelve albums over twenty years. He's recorded and toured with the Phantoms, Alannah Myles, Dutch Mason, Jeff Healey, Ronnie Hawkins, Jack de Keyzer, Jimmy Bowskill and Suzie McNeil. He headlined at the Montreal Jazz Festival (2005) and performed on stages across Canada, the U.S., France, Finland, Portugal, Ukraine, Israel and beyond. He's played with Prince, Pinetop Perkins, James Cotton, the Tragically Hip, Levon Helm, Billy Ray Cyrus and many more. Jerome has electrified audiences of all sizes. He's opened for the Yardbirds and performed at the Toronto Air Canada Centre with Ronnie Hawkins as well as to record-breaking crowds at the Montreal Jazz Festival and another 30,000 at Canada Day festivities as the show stopper harmonica player in The Jimmy Bowskill Band. Jerome's network television appearances include CTV's Open Mike and Canada A.M., Much Music, City TV's Toronto Rocks and Breakfast Television, Global's News at Noon, CBC's Zed, TVO's Planet Parent, and In Session. He's also been showcased at Moses Znaimer's Idea City and on numerous radio shows. Jerome's current band includes Shawn Kellerman and Pat Rush, alternating on guitar, Alec Fraser on bass and Al Cross on drums. Shawn has toured with Mel Brown, Deborah Coleman, Bobby Rush, Carlos Del Junco and Paul Reddick. Pat has recorded and toured with Jeff Healey and Johnny Winter and toured with James Cotton. Alec played bass with David Wilcox, Bo Diddley, the Drifters, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, and has been working internationally for the past seven years in The Jeff Healey Band. Al drummed on tour and in the studio with Jane Siberry, Bob Snider and Big Sugar. This rhythm sections session history is too long to list here. MAPLEBLUES MAGAZINE REVIEW - about the new CD Humdinger..."There is a lovely, intimate ambience here with the feeling that these are four friends who just set up in your rec room to play some new songs for you... The songs are a well-sequenced selection of modern electric blues. Jerome is in excellent voice and this is one fine band with Kellerman being especially inventive." - John Valenteyn (2007) www.torontobluessociety.com/0709johnspic ks.htm Here is a link to the full CD review from Mapleblues Magazine (scroll down 3 reviews) http://www.torontobluessociety.com/07... Canada has a huge collection of world class harmonica players. Carlos del Junco, Michael Pickett, Donny" Mr Downchild" Walsh, Roly Platt to name a few that are worth checking out. Management & Booking: Brian Slack, Zeb Productions 22 Belton Avenue, Pointe-Claire, QC CANADA H9S 3Z9 Tel: (514) 830-4932 · Fax: (514) 695-1291 · e-mail: zeb@vl.videotron.ca (Less)

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Tags: blues funky Godboo guitar harmonica lee`s palace rock toronto

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Jerome Godboo In Jazz

16,

03:15,

2007-09-09 23:45:37

Description: Jerome Godboo jams with Ukrainian jazz musicians at the main stage of Koktebel International Jazz Festival 2005 Jerome is a singer, songwriter and harp player extraordinaire. He has released twelve (More) Jerome Godboo jams with Ukrainian jazz musicians at the main stage of Koktebel International Jazz Festival 2005 Jerome is a singer, songwriter and harp player extraordinaire. He has released twelve albums over twenty years. He's recorded and toured with the Phantoms, Alannah Myles, Dutch Mason, Jeff Healey, Ronnie Hawkins, Jack de Keyzer, and Suzie McNeil. He headlined at the Montreal Jazz Festival (2005) and performed on stages across Canada, the U.S., France, Finland, Portugal, Ukraine, Israel and beyond. He's played with Prince, Pinetop Perkins, James Cotton, the Tragically Hip, Levon Helm, Billy Ray Cyrus and many more. Jerome has electrified audiences of all sizes. He's opened for the Yardbirds and performed at the Toronto Air Canada Centre with Ronnie Hawkins as well as to record-breaking crowds at the Montreal Jazz Festival and another 30,000 at Canada Day festivities as the show stopper harmonica player in The Jimmy Bowskill Band. Jerome's network television appearances include CTV's Open Mike and Canada A.M., Much Music, City TV's Toronto Rocks and Breakfast Television, Global's News at Noon, CBC's Zed, TVO's Planet Parent, and In Session. He's also been showcased at Moses Znaimer's Idea City and on numerous radio shows. Jerome's current band includes Shawn Kellerman and Pat Rush, alternating on guitar, Alec Fraser on bass and Al Cross on drums. Shawn has toured with Mel Brown, Deborah Coleman, Bobby Rush, Carlos Del Junco and Paul Reddick. Pat has recorded and toured with Jeff Healey and Johnny Winter and toured with James Cotton. Alec played bass with David Wilcox, Bo Diddley, the Drifters, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, and has been working internationally for the past seven years in The Jeff Healey Band. Al drummed on tour and in the studio with Jane Siberry, Bob Snider and Big Sugar. This rhythm sections session history is too long to list here. MAPLEBLUES MAGAZINE REVIEW - about the new CD Humdinger..."There is a lovely, intimate ambience here with the feeling that these are four friends who just set up in your rec room to play some new songs for you... The songs are a well-sequenced selection of modern electric blues. Jerome is in excellent voice and this is one fine band with Kellerman being especially inventive." - John Valenteyn (2007) www.torontobluessociety.com/0709johnspic ks.htm Here is a link to the full CD review from Mapleblues Magazine (scroll down 3 reviews) http://www.torontobluessociety.com/07... Canada has a huge collection of world class harmonica players. Carlos del Junco, Michael Pickett, Donny" Mr Downchild" Walsh, Roly Platt to name a few that are worth checking out. Keyboard - Vladimir Solyanik, Bass - Andrej Arnautow (Less)

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