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2008-04-17 15:09:48 Description: he Knack are a Los Angeles-based rock band that rose to fame with their first single, "My Sharona", an international hit in 1979 (see 1979 in music). The power pop of "My (More) he Knack are a Los Angeles-based rock band that rose to fame with their first single, "My Sharona", an international hit in 1979 (see 1979 in music). The power pop of "My Sharona", coupled with the band's "retro" '70s new wave look, earned the band comparisons to the early Beatles. Many music critics of the era disliked disco, which dominated the music industry at the time, and were, at best, coolly receptive to other developing genres like punk rock, hip hop and heavy metal music. The Knack's power pop and hard rock influences earned them some critical credibility. They were also vilified by some critics for their misogynistic lyrics. After subsequent albums, there was a critical backlash against the band and they broke up amidst internal squabbles. They have re-united periodically over the years and in 2001 put out a studio album Normal As The Next Guy and a live DVD Live From The Rock N'Roll Funhouse. As of 2005, The Knack are still active and play at various venues. All members of the group are Jewish. Singer Doug Fieger, a native of Detroit, Michigan, had previously played in a country rock band called Sky as well as The Sunset Bombers. Fieger is the brother of Detroit-area attorney Geoffrey Fieger, best known for representing Dr. Jack Kevorkian in a series of assisted suicide cases. Of the three other original members of The Knack (Berton Averre - Guitar, Prescott Niles - Bass, and Bruce Gary - Drums), Averre and Niles still currently play with The Knack. Bruce Gary died from lymphoma on August 22, 2006. He was 55. Bruce Gary left the band well before his death, becoming a respected producer (archive recordings of Jimi Hendrix and new recordings of The Ventures) and a very successful sideman performing live and on studio sessions with artists such as Jack Bruce, Mick Taylor, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Spencer Davis, Stephen Stills, Rod Stewart and Sheryl Crow - and he did not join the more recent Knack reunions. Several drummers have played for the group since Gary's departure including Billy Ward (Serious Fun album), Terry Bozzio (Zoom album), and David Henderson as 'Holmes Jones' (Normal as the Next Guy and Live at the Rock N Roll Funhouse albums). Currently Pat Torpey (Mr. Big) is playing the drums for the group. All four original band members, including Bruce Gary, reunited in the studio on one occasion in recent years to record a track for a multi-artist compilation album saluting the British band Badfinger. In 2005, The Knack made an appearance on the TV program "Hit Me Baby One More Time". As of August 2006, the band has been on hiatus after Doug Fieger underwent surgery. Doug Fieger appeared in the Countdown Spectacular 2 concert series in Australia between late-August and early-September 2007. He sang The Knack favourite "My Sharona" only. Bassist Prescott Niles runs his myspace page myspace.com/prescottniles (Less)
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794, 03:24, 2008-04-17 15:10:19 Description: Geraldine Estelle "Geri" Halliwell (born 6 August 1972) is an English pop singer and songwriter, television personality, writer, and actress, and became famous (under the nickname of (More) Geraldine Estelle "Geri" Halliwell (born 6 August 1972) is an English pop singer and songwriter, television personality, writer, and actress, and became famous (under the nickname of "Ginger Spice") in the late 1990s as a member of the girl group the Spice Girls. She was born to Lawrence Halliwell, who was Swedish and English descent, and his wife Ana Mara (nee Hidalgo), of Spanish descent, and grew up in Watford in Hertfordshire.[1] She was brought up as a Jehovah's Witness.[1]In her solo career, she was nominated three times for a Brit Award, and sold 4.5 million albums worldwide.----------------------------Preceding fame Before starting her music career, Halliwell had worked as a nightclub dancer in Mallorca,[1] a model and presenter on the Turkish version of Let's Make a Deal,[1] and as a nude model.[1] Following her rise to fame with the Spice Girls, nude photos of Halliwell were re-published in a number of top-shelf magazines,[1] including Club International in the UK.-------------------Musical biography [edit] Original success: Spice Girls Halliwell first found fame as one of the five members of the girl group the Spice Girls, and was dubbed Ginger Spice because of her red hair with blonde highlights. She is the only girl nicknamed after an actual Spice because she was the spiciest member of the group. Although some early coverage also nicknamed her 'Sexy Spice', she preferred "Ginger". She wore sexy outfits and attracted much attention to herself and the group, and she became renowned for her independent and feminist attitude. The group joined the most successful musical artists of the 1990s, selling over thirty-five million albums with the studio releases Spice and Spiceworld.[2] Their debut single "Wannabe" became the first of a string of number-ones in the United Kingdom (nine in total) and reached the top position in thirty-seven countries around the globe, including Australia, Canada and the US Other successful releases followed, including "Say You'll Be There" and "2 Become 1" from Spice, and "Spice Up Your Life", "Too Much" and "Stop" from Spiceworld.[3] On May 30, 1998 Halliwell left the Spice Girls to pursue a solo career.[4] The first official confirmation was an announcement to the media by her solicitor on 31st May. Her action aroused controversy, her former band being due to embark on a North American tour, which they eventually completed without her.[5] Although she had already left the group, the Spice Girls released "Viva Forever", the final music video to feature Halliwell.[6] After she left, the other girls wrote a few songs about her which appeared on their album Forever, notably "Goodbye" (although it is said that Geri had helped write this song before her departure, but since the song was released after her departure, most people see it as a tribute to Geri), "Let Love Lead the Way" and "Tell Me Why"-----------------------Solo career: Schizophonic Shortly before launching her solo career, Halliwell appeared in the fly on the wall documentary Geri, a 90 minute piece for the UK television channel Channel 4 by Molly Dineen.[8] In 1999 Halliwell released her debut solo album Schizophonic, with lead single "Look at Me", produced by co-writers and old friends, Absolute. The single reached number two in the UK, just 700 copies behind Boyzone's "You Needed Me". The single would go on to sell over 1 million copies worldwide. Further singles from the album, "Mi Chico Latino" and "Lift Me Up", became UK number ones with the latter outselling Halliwell's former bandmate Emma Bunton. The fourth single, "Bag It Up", also reached number one. Demonstrating her flair for outrageous promotion, Halliwell performed "Bag It Up" during the BRIT Awards ceremony in 2000, emerging between giant inflatable legs, ripping off her shirt and walking in stiletto heels over the backs of topless pink-haired men whilst singing the song. "Look at Me" was released to radio in the U.S. in late 1999, receiving limited airplay. With only a radio single, Schizophonic debuted at number forty-two on The Billboard 200 before dropping out within the next month. This is still the highest charting by a solo Spice album in the U.S.; (Emma Bunton's Free Me peaking at no. 183 and Melanie C's Northern Star peaked at no. 208 on The Billboard 200). The album was eventually certified gold, distributing over 500,000 copies.[citation needed] "Mi Chico Latino" did not have a big impact on USA radio, and no further singles from Schizophonic or albums were released in the U.S.. 'Schizophonic' would go on to sell over 2 million copies, and the combined sales of its singles were over 3 million. Halliwell had a high-profile but short-lived relationship with Chris Evans during this time.---------------------Second album: Scream If You Wanna Go Faster In 2001 Halliwell followed up with her second album, Scream If You Wanna Go Faster. It also included her cover version of the Weather Girls' 1983 hit, "It's Raining Men", used on the Bridget Jones's Diary film soundtrack, and the video game, DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution 7thMIX. The song also won her the International Song of the Year award at the 2002 NRJ Music Awards. The song became a huge hit, selling over 4 million copies worldwide,[9] in the United World Chart it hit number-two (behind "Lady Marmalade" by Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya & Pink) based on Sales, Airplay and Votes,[10] it become the second best selling single of 2001.[11][12] The song had been added to the album at the last minute; another song, "Feels Like Sex", had already been slated as the lead single. (This song remained an album-only track. "Circles Round the Moon" was rumoured to be a single as Halliwell performed it on CD:UK and 12" Vinyl Promos were sent to clubs, but it was never released.) The follow-up singles were "Scream If You Wanna Go Faster" (number eight) and "Calling" (number seven), the latter, stated by Halliwell was her favourite co-written track on the album. She even released a special French edition of the single, entitled "Calling (Au Nom de L'amour)". The album sold more than 1.3 million copies across the world (this album wasn't released in the USA).[13][14] But in 2003, she came ninth in the Channel 4 poll of the 100 Worst Britons. Geri has released two autobiographies in If Only (1999) and Just for the Record (2002), detailing her rise to fame and her turbulent celebrity lifestyle. She has also released two Yoga DVDs Geri Yoga and Geri Body Yoga. In 2002, Halliwell was featured alongside Pete Waterman and Louis Walsh as a judge on the television series Popstars: The rivals which created Girls Aloud. In the U.S. Halliwell has also pursued a television career, re-uniting with former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller to appear as a judge on the flop reality show All American Girl and as a guest reporter on celebrity-based series such as Extra. She has also made appearances in the television series Sex and the City and a film, Fat Slags (2004), based on characters from Viz Magazine.-------------------------Third album: Passion In 2004, Halliwell began a period of collaboration with channel Five, as was one of the hosts of the Party in the park event for the Prince's Trust, the presenter and main performer of the Tickled Pink Girls' night in Live! event and an appearance in a documentary There's Something About Geri. In late 2004, Halliwell made a return to music with the single "Ride It", which reached no. 4 on the UK charts and no. 1 on the dance charts. The single was not promoted abroad, but still sold well throughout continental European countries reaching high positions, such as no. 3 in Spain. This was the first single from her third album, Passion which was at that stage slated for a spring release after a second single. However, several months elapsed before another single was released, during which time she was apparently ordered to record some new tracks for the as-yet unreleased album by her record company, which was unhappy with the setlist.[15] Halliwell was planning her first solo tour around the UK and Ireland, but a bad management and tour schedule plus the label's pressure to record more songs and low ticket sales made her cancel the tour. Eventually a new single, "Desire", was released on May 30, 2005, reaching no. 22 in the UK singles chart. Released shortly after, the album Passion similarly received little attention from the public or critics, and stalled at no. 41 in the UK charts. It was rumoured that "Love Never Loved Me" would be released as the third single from Passion, but it was not. To this day, Passion has only sold 10,000 copies in the UK.[16] Since 2003, Halliwell had been in contact with the rest of the Spice Girls, and a reunion had been rumoured, especially since all five members had now had singles success of some degree. Rumours indicated that they might perform together again in 2005 at the Live 8 concert in Hyde Park, London. Initially organisers axed the idea, but after the publicity surrounding the cut, Bob Geldof stated that they would reconsider their possible attendance, however, in the end the Spice Girls were not present for the show, as Melanie Brown had claimed prior work commitments--------------------------Spice Girls reunion On June 28, 2007, Halliwell announced she was joining her former band mates for "The Return of the Spice Girls", a global tour that would see all 5 original members of the Spice Girls together on stage since Halliwell walked out mid-tour in 1998. Halliwell has recently been seen working out with her personal trainer in London to get in shape for the tour.----------------------------Political Affiliations In the run-up to the 1997 UK General Election, Geri declared: "I saw a lot of what Mrs Thatcher did. She was definitely the original Spice Girl rising from the greengrocer's daughter to Prime Minister. She was a real role model of a strong woman". She also claimed that her background was deeply-rooted in support for the Conservative Party and that Thatcher was the pioneer of 'Girl Power' and the spiritual sixth member of the Spice Girls. She claimed in 1996 that Tony Blair was "not a safe pair of hands for the economy".[18] In the 2001 UK General Election Halliwell appeared in the first Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Labour Party of the campaign. The reason for her defection was "the good example set by Mr Blair and his wife as parents"[19] and that she "genuinely admires and believes in Tony Blair".[20] Some political commentators ridiculed Halliwell's speedy (5 years) change of support and mocked the Labour Party for its reliance on high-profile fans to inspire the electorate---------------------Personal Life In October 2005, after Passion was a failure and the Spice Girls reunion never materialized, Geri sacked her managers, the husband and wife team Paul and Katie Conroy, and went to Los Angeles, U.S., to work on unnamed projects. Soon after, she was photographed by the paparazzi, having put on weight and looking exhausted. The tabloids reported that Halliwell was pregnant, which was subsequently confirmed. British scriptwriter and former drummer with the band Bush, Sacha Gervasi, is reported to be the child's father[22]. On 7th March 2006, Hello! magazine published an interview with Halliwell which did not confirm the father's identity. Geri stated, "It is tacky to kiss and tell, I would never deprive a child of the right to know its father." On May 14, 2006, Halliwell gave birth to her daughter, Bluebell Madonna, by caesarean section at London's Portland Hospital with her sister by her side.[23] Explaining her name choice, she said: "What really clinched it for me was my mother telling me that the bluebell is increasingly rare so it's a precious flower, which seems just right for my daughter." Her daughter's second name came from two of Geri's heroines, the Virgin Madonna and pop singer Madonna. In April 2007 it was revealed that Halliwell invited all the other Spice Girls to be godmothers at the christening of her baby. Victoria Beckham had already phoned her to thank her and accept the invitation.[24] Former bandmate Emma Bunton was photographed going to Bluebell's christening as well as Melanie C. Melanie B was not present due to having just given birth to her own baby. Bluebell's godparents are Victoria Beckham and George Michael's partner Kenny Goss. Geri was romantically linked to Robbie Williams. Back in 2002 Geri bought friend George Michael's Hampstead estate. Geri still lives there with her daughter Bluebell and her dog Harry.-----------------The future It has been reported that Halliwell plans to release a new 'tell all' book about her time in the U.S. and her plans to succeed as an actress. She may also return to the recording studio, hoping to add four new tracks to a 'greatest hits' album. "I really plan to tour at some point this year," Halliwell was quoted in 2006. "Not an arena tour but somewhere small and intimate, as a thank you to fans who have stuck by me. Being a mother has made me even more focused and I like the idea of creating a whole new sound. I still have a record deal, you know."[25][26] However, in a November 2006 interview with Britain's OK! magazine, Halliwell said she had no musical ambitions and no desire to record another solo album. "As far as music is concerned, I feel like I've given it my best. When I see how desperate people are for that chance, I realize I've had my turn, and now I have to let it go." It has recently been announced that Halliwell is to present a new reality TV programme for the ITV network in 2007[27],[28],it will apparently involve surprising normal people who are down on their luck with visits from their favourite celebrities. In March 2007, Geri was photographed leaving a recording studio with a demo CD clutched in her hand. Speculation begun that Halliwell was working on new tracks and would indeed return to the music business. On 13th March Geri was again spotted at a studio, this time with a platinum record for 'Schizophonic. On April 12, 2007, it was announced that Halliwell has signed a six book deal with Macmillan Childrens' Books.[29] The books are set to feature nine year old Ugenia Lavender, Halliwell's own creation. In the stories, Ugenia will be accompanied by characters loosely based on Halliwell's celebrity friends, including Victoria Beckham and Gordon Ramsey. A new song has been recorded to accompany the book series,[30] which could explain the recent sightings of Halliwell in recording studios. Further, an official website was set up.-------------------------Non-musical accomplishments In 1999, after having left the Spice Girls, Geri Halliwell became a representative for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). As a goodwill ambassador, Halliwell toured the Philippines on a fact-finding trip. She visited with staff and clients of family planning clinics, women's groups in slum areas, and college students. In 2000, Geri Halliwell appeared in the two part documentary series Geri's World Walkabout for the BBC which followed her work with the UN and other travels. Geri met with kids in Rio de Janeiro and visited child piano-prodigies in the United States, among other things. Halliwell picked up UN work again in 2006, by visiting Zambia from 14 November to 16 November, to promote greater international awareness of the urgent need to reduce maternal death and halt the spread of HIV/AIDS. Both aims are contained in the Millennium Development Goals adopted by the world's leaders in September 2000. She attended the first 2007 BBC Four Reith Lecture and can be heard asking questions on women's rights in the recording.[32] Halliwell attended the UK leg of Live Earth at Wembley Stadium, London on July 7, 2007 and introduced Duran Duran to the crowd. [edit] Discography (Less)
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337, 02:23, 2008-04-17 15:10:54 Description: MAE WEST : SINGLES BRUNSWICK 6495 (78rpm) MAE WEST WITH STUDIO BAND (a) / MAE WEST WITH VICTOR YOUNG ORCH. (b) I Like A Guy What Takes His Time / Easy Rider 1933 US BRUNSWICK 6675 (78rpm) MAE (More) MAE WEST : SINGLES BRUNSWICK 6495 (78rpm) MAE WEST WITH STUDIO BAND (a) / MAE WEST WITH VICTOR YOUNG ORCH. (b) I Like A Guy What Takes His Time / Easy Rider 1933 US BRUNSWICK 6675 (78rpm) MAE WEST I'm No Angel / I Found A New Way To Go To Town 1933 US BRUNSWICK 01635 (78rpm) MAE WEST I'm No Angel / I Found A New Way To Go To Town 1933 UK BRUNSWICK 6676 (78rpm) MAE WEST They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk / I Want You, I Need You 1933 US COSMOPOLITAN 7501 (78rpm) MAE WEST WITH DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCH. (a) / DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCH. (b) My Old Flame (Mi Vieja Llama) / Rockin' Chair (Mecedora) (b-side recorded in 1931 and originally issued as by The Whoopee Makers) 1934 US CYCLONE 505 (78rpm) MAE WEST, ORCHESTRA: JOSEPH CHERNIVASKY (a) / MAE WEST, ORCHESTRA: LENNY MARVIN (b) Come Up N See Me Sometime / That's All Brother, That's All 19?? US DECCA 9-29452 MAE WEST, ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY SY OLIVER Love Is The Greatest Thing / All Of Me 1955 US DECCA 32738 MAE WEST The Saying Of Mae West / More Sayings Of Mae West 1955 US MEZZOTONE 100 (78rpm) MAE WEST Frankie And Johnny / ? 19?? US MEZZOTONE 2 MAE WEST Slow Down / ? 19?? US MEZZOTONE 3 MAE WEST Guy That Takes His Time / ? 19?? US TOWER 260 (p/s) MAE WEST Day Tripper / Treat Him Right 1966 US TOWER 261 (p/s) MAE WEST Shakin' All Over / If You Gotta Go 1966 US STATESIDE SS 2021 MAE WEST Twist And Shout / Day Tripper 1967 UK PLAZA P-506 MAE WEST Am I Too Young / He's Good For Me 19?? US DRAGONET 6 MAE WEST Put The Loot In The Boot, Santa / With Love From Me To You 1966 US 20TH CENTURY FOX 6718 (p/s) MAE WEST Hard To Handle / You Gotta Taste All The Fruit 1968 US EMBER EMBS 275 (p/s) MAE WEST & ZSA ZSA GABOR WITH KEN MOULES LONDON JAZZ CHAMBER GROUP Great Balls Of Fire / The Naked Ape 1970 UK MGM K 14491 MAE WEST Great Balls Of Fire / The Naked Ape 1972 US MGM 2006 203 MAE WEST Great Balls Of Fire / Men 1973 UK MAE WEST : ALBUMS DECCA D/DL-79016 THE FABULOUS MAE WEST (LP) Love Is The Greatest Thing / I'm In The Mood For Love / Pecado (Sin) / My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll) / All Of Me / They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk / Frankie And Johnny / I Want You, I Need You / Havana For A Night (Vereda Tropical) / A Guy What Takes His Time / If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) / Criswell Predicts -- UK edition: Brunswick LAT 8082, 1956/reissues: Columbia CL 2751/MCA LP 1530/Rev-Ola CR REV 181, 2006 UK/also issued as 3 x 7" 45rpm EP package with the original LP sleeve -- 1956 US TOWER T/ST-5028 WAY OUT WEST (LP) Treat Him Right / When A Man Loves A Woman / You Turn Me On / Shakin' All Over / If You Gotta Go / Lover, Please Don't Fight / Day Tripper / Nervous / Twist And Shout / Boom Boom / Mae Day (recorded with Somebody's Chyldren) (includes a poster/a photo insert) -- UK edition: Stateside S/SL 10197, 1967/Australian edition: Capitol-Encore ENC-9231 -- 1966 US DRAGONET LP DG-48 WILD CHRISTMAS (LP) Santa Claus Is Back In Town / My New Year's Resolution / Santa Bring My Baby Back To Me / With Love From Me To You / Merry Christmas Baby / Santa Baby / Santa Come Up To See Me / Put The Loot In The Boot Santa -- reissues: "Under The Mistletoe", Round Record LP RS-100, 196? AUS/"Mae In December", AEI LP 2104, 1980 -- 1966 US DECCA 32738 (promo with co. sleeve only) THE SAYINGS OF MAE WEST (LP) When I'm Good / It's Not The Men In Your Life / It's Better To Be Looked Over / When Women Go Wrong / Between Two Evils / Come Up And See Me Sometime (with musical intros) / When I'm Good / It's Not The Men In Your Life / It's Better To Be Looked Over / When Women Go Wrong / Between Two Evils / Come Up And See Me Sometime / Mae West uncensored: I'm Always Wonderful At Night-One Of The Finest Women / Love At The First Sight-What Kind Of A Woman / Mae West and friends: W.C. Fields And Mae West-Mae West & Man & W.C. Fields / Mae West And Friend-Friend And Mae West-"A Proposal"-W.C. Fields & His "Chickadee" 1970 US DECCA D/DL-79176 THE ORIGINAL VOICE TRACKS FROM HER GREATEST MOVIES (LP) Sayings of Mae West / Mae West uncensored / Mae West & friends / Around the world with Mae West / Mae West has the last word / Mae West & W.C. Fields together / Mae West & friend / Mae West teaches a class / A swingin' sermon / Personal appearance / Mae West sings (I Want You I Need You / Frankie & Johnny / Mister Deep Blue Sea / My Old Flame) (includes a poster) 1970 US MGM SE 4869 GREAT BALLS OF FIRE (LP) Great Balls Of Fire / Men / The Naked Ape / The Grizzly Bear / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On / Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen / After The Lights Go Down Low / Light My Fire / How Miss West Won World Peace / Rock Around The Clock -- UK edition: MGM Super 2315 207, 1973/German edition: MGM 2315207, 1973 -- 1973 US MARK 56 RECORDS 643 ORIGINAL RADIO BROADCASTS (LP) Adam & Eve Sketch, Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy Show (December 1937) / Rudy Vallee Show (mid-30's) / 2 cuts from American Forces Radio Service Christmas Shows (1971 & 1972) with Frank Bresee 1974 US CALIBAN 6036 MAE WEST AND HER GUYS: ALL THE LAUGHS BAWDY FUN AND SONGS - SPECIAL GUEST STAR DUKE ELLINGTON (LP) 19?? US MEZZOTONE #21 ALBUM OF MAE WEST SONGS (10" LP) Come Up 'N' See Me Sometime / Frankie & Johnnie / That's All Brother That's All / Imaginary Love / My Man Friday / Page 54 (10" boxset of three 78rpm singles) 19?? US RADIOLA MR-1126/THE MIND'S EYE C-CAS ? MAE WEST ON THE CHASE & SANBORN HOUR (LP) Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCarthy (Chase & Sanborn Hour, December 12, 1937): Adam & Eve / Charlie vs. Mae: My Man Friday / Frankie & Johnny / Page 54 / That's All Brother / Pardon Me For Loving And Running / Put It Off Until Tomorrow / Slow Down / Come Up And See Me Sometime 1981 US DEMAND PERFORMANCES CASSETTES DPC-718 NAUGHTY BUT WISE (C-CAS) Pardon Me For Loving And Running / Put It Off Until Tomorrow / Slow Down / Come Up And See Me Sometime / Frankie & Johnny / My Man Friday / Page 54 / That's All Brother 1986 ROSETTA RR 1315 WOMENS HERITAGE SERIES FOREMOTHERS, VOL.7 - SIXTEEN SULTRY SONGS SUNG BY MAE WEST QUEEN OF SEX (LP/CD) Come Up And See Me Sometime / Slow Down / Easy Rider / Memphis Blues / My Old Flame / St. Louis Blues / Out On That Deep Blue Sea / They Call Me Mister Honky Tonk / Pardon Me For Loving And Running / I'm An Occidental Woman In A Oriental Mood For Love / Put Off Tomorrow / Mademoiselle Fifi / Frankie & Johnny / A Guy What Takes His Time / That's All Brother / My Daddy Rocks Me (with Duke Ellington & his Orchestra) 1987/1995 US JASMINE CD 04980 102 I'M NO ANGEL (CD) The Original Commercial Recordings: I Like A Guy What Takes His Time / Easy Rider / I'm No Angel / I Found A New Way To Go To Town / I Want You, I Need You / They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk / The Film Soundtracks: Willie Of The Valley (My Little Chickadee) / I Like A Guy What Takes His Time / Easy Rider / Frankie And Johnny / They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk (I'm No Angel) / That Dallas Man / I Found A New Way To Go To Town / I Want You, I Need You / I'm No Angel / When A St. Louis Woman Comes Down To New Orleans (Belle Of The Nineties) / My Old Flame / Memphis Blues (with Duke Ellington & his Orchestra) / Troubled Waters (with Duke Ellington & his Orchestra) / He's A Bad, Bad Man (Goin' To Town) (with Paramount Studio Orchestra) / Mon Coeur S'Ouvre A Ta Voix (Softly Awakes My Heart) (with Paramount Studio Orchestra) / I'm An Occidental Woman In An Oriental Mood For Love (Klondike Annie) / Mister Deep Blue Sea / Little Bar Butterfly / On A Typical Tropical Night (Go West Young Man) (with Xavier Cugat & his Orchestra) / I Was Saying To The Moon (with Paramount Studio Orchestra) / Fifi (Every Day's A Holiday) (with Paramount Studio Orchestra) / Now I'm A Lady (Goin' To Town) (with Paramount Studio Orchestra) -- reissue: "Matinee Collection", Bronco? Music & Entertainment, 2000 UK -- 1996 US SANDY HOOK CD 2098 MAE WEST ON THE AIR! RARE RECORDINGS 1934-1960 (CD) My Old Flame (with Duke Ellington) / The Chesterfield Supper Club with Perry Como (January, 1949) / The Chesterfield Supper Club with Perry Como (February 16, 1950) / The Dean Martin Show, NBC-TV (1959) / The Red Skelton Show, CBS-TV (March 1, 1960) 199? US DIONYSUS/BACCHUS ARCHIVES MAE DAY : MASQUERS CLUB SALUTES MAE WEST (CD) untitled (by Andy Albin) / untitled (by Hal Leonard / Hal Kanter) / untitled (by George Raft) / untitled (by Lloyd Nolan) / untitled (by Jack La Rue) / untitled (by Jim Backus) / untitled (by Peter Marshall) / untitled (by Steve Allen) / untitled (by Michael Landon) / untitled (by Mae West & Hal Kanter) / Diamond Lil' (Skit) (by Mae West) / Frankie & Johnny (by Mae West) / untitled (by Calvin Bartlett) / Pleasure Man (by Mae West) / After You're Gone (by Mae West) / untitled (by Andy Albin & Joe Pasternak) / untitled (finish) 1998 US REV-OLA CR REV 181 THE FABULOUS (CD) Love Is the Greatest Thing / I'm In The Mood For Love / Pecado (Sin) / My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll) / All Of Me / They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk / Frankie And Johnny / I Want You - I Need You / Havana For A Night (Vereda Tropical) / A Guy What Takes His Time / If I Could Be With You / Criswell Predicts 2006 UK MAE WEST : COMPILATIONS HARMONY HS 11374/HS 11405 MAE WEST & W.C. FIELDS: SIDE BY SIDE (LP) A Guy What Takes His Time / (I Wonder Where My) Easy Rider's Gone / I'm No Angel / They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk / I Found A New Way To Go To Town / (+ W.C. Fields: The Temperance Lecture / Promotions Unlimited / The Pharmacist) 1970 US PROSCENIUM 22 W.C. FIELDS: HIS ONLY RECORDING (PLUS 8 SONGS BY MAE WEST) (LP, gatefold cover) Frankie & Johnny / My Man Friday / Page 54 / That's All Brother / Pardon Me For Loving & Running / Put It Off Until Tomorrow / Slow Down / Come Up And See Me Sometime (+ 2 tracks by W.C. Fields: The Temperance Lecture / The Day I Drank A Glass Of Water) -- reissues: "Original And Authentic Recordings By The Great W.C. Fields", Blue Thumb BTS 3/"W.C. Fields & Mae West", American LP 120 -- 19?? US EPIC SN 6059 V/A: THOSE WONDERFUL GIRLS OF STAGE, SCREEN & RADIO (2-LP) 19?? US FLYING FISH FF 70518 RAY CAMPI: WITH FRIENDS IN TEXAS (LP/CD) Ray Campi with Mae West: Caterpillar -- LP reissue with gatefold cover: Bear Family BFX 15258, 1988 GER -- 1986/1990 US RHINO R1/R2 70187 V/A: GOLDEN THROATS : THE GREAT CELEBRITY SING-OFF! (LP/CD) Twist And Shout 1988 US BBC RECORDS REB 728 V/A: SAUCY SONGS (LP) I Like A Guy What Takes His Time / I Found A New Way To Go To Town / Easy Rider / They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk 1989 UK COLUMBIA CK-57111 V/A: THIS IS ART DECO (CD) A Guy What Takes His Time 1993 US COLUMBIA CL 2751/SONY-COLUMBIA ACL 2751 ETHEL MERMAN, LYDA ROBERTI & MAE WEST: SONGS FROM MUSICALS OF THE EARLY 1930'S (HALL OF FAME SERIES) (LP/CD) Guy What Takes His Time / I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone? / I'm No Angel / I Found A New Way To Go To Town / I Want You, I Need You / Call Me Sister Honky Tonk 1995 US FOREVER GOLD PERCD 003 V/A: HOLLYWOOD SINGS! 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453, 02:43, 2008-04-17 15:10:59 Description: Ray Price Portrait of a Legend Stories About Ray The lights dim. The sixtyish-looking woman beside me, a complete stranger until fifteen minutes ago, clutches my arm in excitement. It's the (More) Ray Price Portrait of a Legend Stories About Ray The lights dim. The sixtyish-looking woman beside me, a complete stranger until fifteen minutes ago, clutches my arm in excitement. It's the first time she'll see Ray Price in person. This mature audience in Laughlin, Nevada, seems to appreciate the fact that the living legend on stage, now in his early seventies, is still youthfully handsome, his voice as powerful and melodious as ever. Near the end of the show, Ray introduces a song written, he tells us, by a "dear friend" who brought him as a young Texas kid to Nashville and got him on the Grand Ole Opry. "I lived with my friend for almost a year before he passed away." He pauses, his eyes seeming to wander back to that long-ago time. "So, if you-all don't mind, I'd like to sing you one of the late Hank Williams' songs." The crowd responds with a huge ovation as Ray begins Hank's "Mansion on the Hill." After the show I'm set to interview Ray Price. I want to learn more about that famed friendship. It's a dramatic story, I feel, one that will say much about how a true friend can ease your path, whether you're on the way up--or the way down. The year was 1951. Early autumn. There was a slight chill in the air outside on Nashville's streets. Inside Studio C at station WSM, the atmosphere was tense for the dark-haired young singer from Texas. He had just driven all the way to Nashville, probably breaking a few speed laws on the way. If there were stars in the newcomer's intense blue eyes, he had every reason to be thrilled and enormously impressed. Ray Price was about to meet Hank Williams, the reigning country music star of the day. Not only that, Ray was going to sing on his show. Ray had a few minor recordings and some local Texas performances behind him. Twenty-eight-year-old Hank Williams was already a national phenomenon. Songs he'd written were blasting from every radio and juke box across the country. But ole Hank didn't let that stand between them. Ray, recalling that first meeting, says. "It was one of those instant friendships. I liked him; he liked me. For some reason we hit it off right away." They went to Hank's home after the show and talked for hours about their hopes and dreams. Price, a 25-year-old former veterinary student, had a clear, vibrant voice that many felt might be wasted just talking to horses. He had recently signed with Columbia Records. "All you need," Hank told him, "is a hit record. And I'm going to write one for you." Quite an offer. At that time Hank's songs were being grabbed up by big-name pop singers like Tony Bennett, Jo Stafford and Rosemary Clooney. Tunes like "Cold, Cold Heart," and "I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You" were hitting the tops of the charts in both country and pop markets. Hank followed up on his promise. The day after they met, he took Ray with him to a singing engagement in Evansville, Indiana. During the miles of rolling countryside between Nashville and Southern Indiana, creative ideas flew back and forth. Hank and Ray ended up writing "Weary Blues from Waiting" together. Said Ray, "We'd think up a line, each one of us, and then we'd do another. When we got there it was all written. I didn't put my name on it because I couldn't; I was with another company." Quite a team. Hank, who has been dubbed "The Hillbilly Shakespeare," could capture heartfelt emotion with ease in a few poetic word pictures. By the end of his brief life, he'd written 129 songs, many of them still favorites today. Ray, a fine songwriter too, had the more powerful impressive voice. But in mid-October 1951, it must have made sense for Ray to record "Weary Blues from Waiting" in Hank's highly popular plaintive style. Columbia released "Weary Blues" in November and gave it a big advertising/publicity splash because it was, after all, a Hank Williams song. But it didn't turn out to be the big hit hoped for, the hit that would have led to the Grand Ole Opry, the mecca of all country music performers. Hank didn't let that stop him. A few weeks later, he phoned Ray, who was performing back in Texas, and gave him the big news. If he could be in Nashville by the next day, he had a spot on the Grand Ole Opry. Another frantic trip. Ray burned rubber off four tires getting there. In January 1952, Ray moved to Nashville and soon became a regular on the Grand Ole Opry. A world of possibilities was opening up for him. But while Ray was moving upward in his climb to fame, Hank began to hurtle into free fall. He'd reached the pinnacle of his brief career, and his meteoric blaze in the sun would soon burn out. Separation that January from his wife, Audrey, started off the downhill plunge. Severe problems from a recent back operation added fuel to increase the periodic drinking that had long plagued him. Hank began to drink more and more to ease the the pain and heartache. His career suffered. Although he was still writing and selling songs, he began to miss perfomances or, worse yet, stagger on stage drunk. Ray was quick to defend Hank on that score. "He was not the type to go out in public drunk. When he drank, he drank a glassful at one time, and then another glassful, until he was totally wiped out. And he would stay in his room. The operators or the promoters would drag him out drunk." Ray was hired to accompany Hank on his singing engagements. "They used to send me along to sort of look out for him," Ray explained. "They knew Hank liked me, that he'd listen to me." But Hank's drinking put Ray in a tight spot more than a few times. In a scathing review, a newspaper reporter described one of these performances in Richmond, Virginia, on Jan. 29, 1952. It told how Ray Price had to come on stage and apologize for Hank, stall the crowd by singing Hank's songs, and then declare a half-hour intermission. When Hank finally appeared, he was so drunk that fans began to demand their money back. Ray tried to calm everyone down, calling out, "We all love you, Hank, don't we?" How did it feel filling in for Hank on these tours? Ray's response was fond and overly modest. "There was no way I could fill in for Hank; all I could do was kill time for him." With a reminiscent smile, he added, "He was the top dog." Ray was not about to let Hank down. After Hank and his wife separated and Hank needed a place to stay, Ray came to his rescue. The two moved into a two-story stone duplex in Nashville. Ray lived upstairs and Hank on the first floor. Ray did most of the housework and looked after Hank while he recuperated from the back operation he'd undergone a few weeks earlier. At that point, Hank was optimistic he could patch things up with Audrey and go back to his home and family. But taking care of Hank proved as much of a challenge as touring with him. His alcoholism had advanced to the point where he wouldn't eat while he was drinking. But if Ray could get him to start eating, he'd straighten out. If the food wouldn't stay down, however, he'd reach for the bottle right away and just sit in his room and keep on drinking. The last straw was when Hank lost hope that Audrey would reconcile with him. When she filed for divorce Hank was devastated. According to Ray, who accompanied Hank to the property settlement discussions, Hank was overly generous, giving Audrey much more than was required. He wanted to prove to her how much he still loved her. The divorce went through anyway and plunged Hank into further gloom. In the brief year Hank and Ray knew each other, there was not much time for light-hearted moments, for the hunting and fishing they might have shared in happier times. "We went and tried to fish, but..." Ray's voice trailed off, seemingly reluctant to explain just why the fishing trip never came off. He shifted the subject. "He liked to shoot a pistol. We'd go out on the target range." Hank continued to write songs for Ray. One of them was "I Can't Escape From You," which Ray duly recorded. But Hank also offered Ray some of his biggest hits, songs like "Jambalaya," and "Take These Chains From My Heart." Hank would bounce them off Ray and ask "What do you think of it? I wrote it for you." When Ray predicted they would be hits, Hank would often change his mind and take them back to record himself. Possibly Hank recognized Ray's ability to spot a hit, an ability proven later when Ray helped "launch" the songwriting careers of such "greats" as Willie Nelson, Roger Miller, Harlan Howard, Bill Anderson and Kris Kristofferson. During the early months of 1952, living in the same house with Hank as his alcoholism progressed must have been difficult. One evening, Hank is said to have double-dated with singer Faron Young, but Hank preferred Faron's girl to his own. By the end of the evening when Hank was loaded, he called Faron into a bedroom and pointed a gun at him. He wanted to switch girls; he claimed to have fallen for Faron's date. Faron, understandably, agreed. Whether that story is true or not, Hank did end up marrying the girl, Billie Jean, later that year. But Billie Jean couldn't stop Hank on his downhill plunge. Hank finally became so far gone in his alcoholism that Ray, along with Don Helms, a member of Hank's band, were afraid he'd drink himself to death. They arranged to have him sedated and committed to the Madison Sanitarium to undergo treatment. Hank Williams' biographers have written that Hank was so furious that he ordered Ray to move out of the house, then later apologized and begged him not to leave. Ray, who was already loading a truck, is said to have responded. "I've got to." Ray revealed to me that he moved out of the house at that time, but not out of Hank's life. He moved for personal reasons that had nothing to do with Hank. He continued to be very much involved with Hank's activities. In August, Hank's drinking problem became too much for the Grand Ole Opry, where he had been a top star. They fired him. After Audrey and the divorce, it was another devastating loss for Hank. He left town to go to work for the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport. Ray remembers the day Hank left Nashville. As he was driving into town, he saw Hank in a service station, standing beside his Cadillac. Hank lifted his hand and motioned for Ray to stop. "Where are you going?" Hank asked as Ray pulled in. "Where are you going?" Ray wanted to know. "Back to Shreveport." He kind of laughed when he asked Ray, "You wanta come?" "I better not," Ray said. He would only see Hank alive one more time after that. Ray's career success continued to escalate in Nashville that fall as he became one of the the hottest entertainers in town. Hank had dreams of straightening out his life and returning to the Grand Ole Opry. It never happened. The final meeting of the two friends occurred at the Big D Jamboree in Dallas shortly before Christmas 1952. Hank caught sight of his friend and walked toward him smiling, singing a few lines from Ray's latest hit, "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes." They talked, and Hank suggested to Ray and his mother that he "might just come over and spend Christmas with you." They warmly invited him to do so, but Hank went back to his family in Alabama instead. Hank and Ray did make plans to get together in Ohio, however. They both had engagements in that state on New Year's Eve--Ray in Cleveland, Hank in Canton, fifty miles away. They arranged to meet in Canton on New Year's Day. By the end of 1952, the mid-section of the country was in the throes of a fierce winter storm. Hank, who had planned to fly to Canton, hired a chauffeur instead to drive him North in his powder blue Cadillac sedan. Ray was able to get the last flight out of Nashville. Hank couldn't sleep the night before that trip. He told his new wife, Billie Jean, that he saw "God comin' down the road." His health had been deteriorating. The trip was to prove his undoing. He died somewhere in West Virginia in the back seat of his Cadillac. The driver knew Hank had been drinking heavily and thought he had merely passed out. The death wasn't discovered until they pulled into the town of Oak Hill on New Year's day. Officially his demise was attributed to a heart attack. The meeting in Canton, Ohio, on New Year's Day between the two friends never took place. Instead, Ray was among a host of fellow performers bidding goodbye to the great Hank Williams at a massive funeral in Montgomery, Alabama, on January 4, 1953. All the stars of the Opry were there. The radio stations had been playing his music night and day. Fans wept. Hank was back in the fold again, a country music legend for all time. Hank Williams's career was brief, but unforgettable. In 1962, he one of the first performers to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Ray Price is still a star, a living legend, who has helped revolutionize more than a few changes in country music. In 1956, Ray's unique recording of "Crazy Arms" was a top hit for forty-five weeks, knocking even Elvis off the charts. It clearly established Ray Price as a leading light in country music. But Ray, in 1967, went in a new direction and with his concert-calibre voice, backed by dozens of violins, soared into a beautiful, show-stopping rendition of the classic, "Danny Boy." Unperturbed by criticism that he had deserted country music, Ray went on to new cross-over heights with his early 1970's hits, "For the Good Times," and "I Won't Mention it Again." Erasing the boundaries between country and pop became a vital issue for Ray Price. He had long resented the fact that Hank's songs were eagerly gobbled up by the pop world, but the country singer himself found it more difficult to cross over at that time. Today, however, Hank Williams is a household word, and Ray, still touring throughout the country, pays tribute to his mentor at each concert. In 1996, Ray Price was inducted into the Country Music Association Hall of Fame. In 1999, he celebrates his fiftieth successful year in the music business. Hank would have been proud of his protege. If you have a story or anecdote about Ray Price that you think Ray's fans would enjoy, we invite you to submit it for possible publication on this site. We're looking for anecdotes that are amusing, cute, heartwarming, or illustrative of the qualities that have made Ray Price a legendary performer. Please email your entry to fan club president SANDRA ORWIG at rpfc40@aol.com. The Day Ray Price almost fell for me Every Sunday back in the 50's the Country Music stars came to the Lyric theater in Indianapolis IN, and I never missed a one. One Sunday when I was around sixteen or there abouts, I had went to see George Hamilton the 4th, and was sitting in the first row, when this good looking guy tried to go pass me for a seat (you know how those theater seats are *S*) and I stuck out my foot to trip him, he just about fell!! Then in a little bit, George said We have a special guest with us tonight and we'd like to get him up here to sing a song for you. Well this good-looking guy got up and went on stage, George said,we'd like for you to meet Mr. Ray Price! Boy was I embarrassed. So I'll never forget how Ray almost fell for me! *S* I have loved Ray ever since! Written by:Liz Puett Reprinted with permission from Dick Shuey's Country Music Stories His Usual Considerate Self It had been many years since I had seen Ray when he was at the Choctaw Festival in Tuskahoma, Ok, a few years ago. I was so excited at seeing him again, so I made a special shirt to wear. It was a red t'shirt and had the slogan, "I love Ray Price" printed in white. My greatest desire was to have my picture made with Ray. After the show he was signing autographs and I waited until he was almost through then asked him to sign my shirt. Then my son took our picture. My son then told me he thought the flash malfunctioned and he was not sure it would be a good picture. I said we would wait until he was finished and maybe try again. Before Ray had signed the last autograph someone was calling from the bus to hurry, they were running late and had to go. He said ok, but first he had one more picture. Then he walked over to me, smiling, and said, "Now, let's get a good picture." He had heard my son's comment and took time to redo the picture although he was running behind schedule. What a guy!!!. Oh, yes both pictures were good. At another concert some months later in Omaha, Texas, I had injured my leg and was on crutches or wheelchair. After the show the line was very, very long and I knew I could not stand that long. So I resorted to the wheelchair. As we approached the table we were talking with Cliff and I mentioned I wanted to take a picture with Ray. And I was wearing another special shirt that said 'I still love Ray Price' Ray heard us and immediately got up and came around the table. He helped me out of the chair, signed my shirt and my son took our picture. On that particular night Ray was fighting a severe cold and was very sick, but that did not keep him from being his usual wonderful, considerate self. I could go on and on and on about Ray. He sure made a hit with my son who grew up on Ray Price music. I even told Ray my son, also named Clifton, could say Ray Price almost as soon as he could say Mommy. Thanks for all you do to promote 'our guy'. Florine It Wasn't Just A Cock-and-Bull Story The first time I met Ray Price was at the Travis County Live Stock Show & Rodeo. My husband and I had only been married a couple of years and I told him I would love to go and see Ray Price. He told me sure we could go and that he had known Ray for many, many years and that he used to handle game roosters for Ray when Ray would fight them in Oklahoma and Louisiana. At this point I was glad to get to go but had major doubts about how well he knew Ray. We bought 4 front and center tickets and waited for what seemed like forever. The night finally come. We got all made up in our best rodeo clothes to go and see the great Ray Price. I didn't watch much of the rodeo for looking to see if Ray was at the autograph table and waiting to hear him sing. The whole way to the rodeo ( an hour drive one way) my husband kept saying him and Ray this, him and Ray did that. Me and the boys were really getting tired of hearing this and thinking that he was full of BS. Before Ray sang they announced he would sign autographs after the show. I set through the show in pure heaven. Ray's voice melting every bone. Right before he finished the last song I told my husband we had to hurry to the autograph place. We went and were first in line. In a few minutes a long, long line had formed. Earlier in the night I had bought a double album to get Ray to sign. My husband said don't buy it I'll get Ray to give you one. Again sure you will. I bought it anyway. We waited for what seemed like hours. The whole time my husband telling us more cute stories. Finally the lady behind us said sure you know him and laughed. That was what we had thought. About that time Ray came out stopped,looked at my husband and said 'Damn, boy, I haven't seen you for years.' They hugged and started talking as if they had just seen each other the day before. After we picked up our jaws, even the lady behind us, Ray chewed my husband out for buying the album and signed it for me. He told my husband that Duke and some of the other old group were up in the Ball Room. He told someone there with him to take us up to the Ball Room which was a black tie or suit and tie place. We were in jeans, western shirts, and boots. The materdee at the door told us you can't come in here you're not properly dressed an your not the type of people that come here. About that time the guy from Ray's band caught up with us and told him that they are guests of Mr. Price. You should have seen that guy jump threw the hoop. It was great. From then on we were believers. Every time we go and see Ray I ask for him to sing my favorite song For the Good Times and we stand in front of the band and it seems as if he is singing for just us. We had plans to go and see him again in Llano but he was sick. There would have been a second favorite to ask for this time Soft Rain. One day we will catch up with him and get it done. Friends and fans, The Skinners A Fan Club President Has Some Stories Too These reminiscences of fan club president Sandra Orwig are reprinted from her most recent newsleter. Ray was playing one of the largest Pennsylvania fairs with three other well-known country artists. Before the show began the head of the fair committee came to the bus and told Ray that if he did not want to autograph after the show he did not have to do so as the others were not going to do so. Ray's reply made me so proud. He said, "I don't care who autographs, I am." He was the top billed star and the only one that cared enough about his fans to stay out in the cold and sign every autograph. It was a very cold September night and Ray closed the show so it was very dark on the race track when he autographed. When he finished, Blondie said to him, "Let's go," and he said, "No, I have to go talk to Sandra's Dad." As most of you know, my father is handicapped and does not get to go see Ray often, but Ray made sure we were escorted to park by the bus and then, regardless of the cold, late hour and long trip ahead of him back to Texas, he took the time to talk with my Dad. Only one reason why he has "Touched My Heart." Sandra Orwig (from her newsletter #55) "His timeless music, incredible voice, and innovative genius have yet to be equalled by any other singer in today's country-music world." Ray Price is one of American music's truly great stars. He was inducted into Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996, but has long shown his genius in other genres as well. After more than a half-century in the business, Ray can still belt out a song with the best of them, whether it's honky-tonk, country, pop, blues, jazz, or anything in between. With his May 2000 Buddha Records release--"Prisoner of Love"--Ray has delightfully proven this once again with a big-band-backed medley in many moods and styles. Audiences full of cheering fans still flock to his concerts whenever he's in town, and that's fairly often, for this vigorous Texan maintains a hefty tour schedule. On Inauguration Eve 2001, Ray was proud to be on stage in Washington, D.C., as one of the Texas performers who entertained enormous crowds at the Texas Black Tie and Boots Ball. This dynamic artist can be proud also of his role in the history of country music. In fact, he has helped to write that history as well as live it. He was born Noble Ray Price on January 12, 1926, near Perryville, Texas, and his musical talents became evident at an early age. While in college, Ray became a regular on KRLD radio's "Big D Jamboree" show in Dallas. On March 15, 1951, Ray signed with prestigious Columbia Records, and in 1952, moved to Nashville where his great friend and supporter was the legendary Hank Williams. Hank got Ray on the Grand Ole Opry and the two shared bachelor quarters during the last year of Hank's brief but memorable life. Ray's band was initially formed from the remnants of Hank Williams' band, the Drifting Cowboys. The band would later become the Cherokee Cowboys, and Ray himself would become known as the Cherokee Cowboy. Ray has always had an uncanny talent for recognizing quality in both music and musicians. The careers of many country music superstars, such as Willie Nelson, Roger Miller, Johnny Paycheck, Darrell McCall, Buddy Emmons, and Johnny Bush, began with Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys. Ray Price became noted for his magnificent show-stopping voice and honky-tonk hits throughout the 1950's. On the way to the top, he also helped revolutionize more than a few changes in country music. In 1956, when rock and roll was threatening to drown out the sounds of traditional country music, it took Ray's rendition of "Crazy Arms" to knock Elvis off the charts. That recording's 45 weeks at the top of the charts got people listening to country music again and clearly established Ray Price as a leader in the field. But Ray has never been so traditional that he didn't innovate. During the "Crazy Arms" recording session, he added drums and a 4-4 bass and shuffle rhythm that redefined the way country music was played for years to come. Then, just when everyone else in country was turning to that sound, Ray, in 1967, went in a new direction and added a large string section and with his concert-calibre voice soared into a beautiful, show-stopping rendition of the classic, "Danny Boy." Audiences were stunned by its beauty. His "Danny Boy" album made him new fans in sections of the country far beyond the Mason- Dixon line. But some in Nashville and the South thought he had deserted country music and didn't take it well. Unperturbed, Ray went on to new heights with his early 1970's hits, "For the Good Times," and "I Won't Mention it Again." He refused to accept boundaries between country and pop. Music was music. A lot of Ray's strong feeling about artificial boundaries in music goes back to his close association with his mentor and close friend, Hank Williams. Ray resented the fact that Hank's songs were eagerly accepted by the pop world but the country singer himself was not. At least in that day and age. A few year later he would have been, according to Ray. But not then. Erasing the lines between country and pop became a vital issue for Ray Price. With his own brand of individualism, he continues to cross musical boundaries and create songs and sounds for everyone. His latest album, "Prisoner of Love," was recorded with a 50-piece orchestra. It combines old country standards with beautiful ballads from all eras, and includes a few new songs never before recorded. This Country Music Hall of Fame legend is the soul of country music. He continues to be creative and expand conventional boundaries with his music, while never forgetting his roots. His timeless music and incredible commitment to performing has made him a bridge between the early days of country to today's contemporary country music. The Los Angeles Times has declared Ray Price to be 'a national treasure.' Another newspaper has compared him to Frank Sinatra. Ask any Ray Price fan, however, if that's true. 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Larry the Cable Guy Christmastime in Larryland Upcoming Concerts 12/01/07 Stafford Centre for the Performing Arts - Amphitheater Stafford TX view all tour information Ray Price has covered -- and kicked up -- as much musical turf as any country singer of the postwar era. He's been lionized as the man who saved hard country when Nashville went pop, and vilified as the man who went pop when hard country was starting to call its own name with pride. Actually, he was -- and still is -- no more than a musically ambitious singer, always looking for the next challenge for a voice that could bring down roadhouse walls. Circa 1949, Price cut his first record for Bullet in Dallas. In 1951, he was picked up by Columbia, the label for which he would record for more than 20 years. After knocking around in Lefty Frizzell's camp for six months or so (his first Columbia single was a Frizzell composition) Price befriended Hank Williams. The connection brought him to the Opry and profoundly affected his singing style. After Hank died, Price starting stretching out more as a singer and arranger. His experimentation culminated in the 4/4 bass-driven "Crazy Arms," the country song of the year for 1956. The intensely rhythmic sound he discovered with "Crazy Arms" would dominate his -- and much of country in general's -- music for the next six years. To this day, people in Nashville refer to a 4/4 country shuffle as the "Ray Price beat." Heavy on fiddle, steel, and high tenor harmony, his country work from the late '50s is as lively as the rock & roll of the same era. Price tired of that sound, however, and started messing around with strings. His lush 1967 version of "Danny Boy" and his 1970 take on Kris Kristofferson's "For the Good Times" were, in their crossover way, landmark records. But few of his old fans appreciated the fact. In the three decades following "For the Good Times," Price's career was often an awkward balancing act in which twin Texas fiddles are weighed against orchestras. Born in tiny Perryville, TX, Price spent most of his youth in Dallas. It was there where he learned how to play guitar and sing. Following his high school graduation, he studied veterinary medicine at North Texas Agricultural College in Abilene before he left school to join the Marines in 1942. Price stayed in the service throughout World War II, returning to Texas in 1946. After leaving the Marines, he initially returned to college, yet he began to perform at local clubs and honky tonks, as well as on the local radio station KRBC, where he was dubbed the Cherokee Cowboy. Three years later, he was invited to join the Dallas-based The Big D Jamboree, which convinced him to make music his full-time career. Shortly after joining The Big D Jamboree, the show began to be televised by CBS, which helped him release a single, "Your Wedding Corsage"/"Jealous Lies," on the independent Dallas label Bullet. Price moved to Nashville to pursue a major-label record contract in 1951. After auditioning and failing several times, Ray finally signed to Columbia Records, after A&R representative Troy Martin convinced the label's chief executive, Don Law, that Decca was prepared to give the singer a contract. Previously, Law was uninterested in Price -- he turned him down 20 times and threatened Martin never to mention his name again -- but he was unprepared to give a rival company a chance at the vocalist. Just before "Talk to Your Heart" became a number three hit for Price in the spring of 1952, Ray met his idol, Hank Williams, who immediately became a close friend. Over the next year, Hank performed a number of favors for Price, including giving him "Weary Blues" to record and helping him join the Grand Ole Opry. Ray also became the permanent substitute for Hank whenever he was missing or too drunk to perform. Following Williams' death in 1953, Price inherited the Drifting Cowboys. Following the success of "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes" in the fall of 1952, Price was quiet for much of 1953. It wasn't until 1954 that he returned to the charts with "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)," a number two hit that kicked off a successful year for Price that also included the Top Ten singles "Release Me" and "If You Don't, Somebody Else Will." Instead of capitalizing on that success, he disappeared from the charts during 1955, as he spent the year forming the Cherokee Cowboys. Over the course of the past two years, he had realized that performing with the Drifting Cowboys had made him sound too similar to Hank Williams, so he decided to form his own group. Originally, most of the members were lifted from Lefty Frizzell's Western Cherokees, but over the years a number of gifted musicians began their careers in this band, including Roger Miller, Johnny Paycheck, Buddy Emmons, Johnny Bush, and Willie Nelson. Ray returned to the charts in 1956, first with "Run Boy" and then with "Crazy Arms," a driving honky tonk number that immediately became a country classic. The song was one of the first country records to be recorded with a drum kit, which gave it a relentless, pulsating rhythm. Until Price, most country artists were reluctant to use drums and the instrument was even banned from the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. The blockbuster status of the single helped change that situation. Spending an astonishing 20 weeks at the top of the country charts, "Crazy Arms" not only crossed over into the lower reaches of the pop charts, but it also established Price as a star. After the success of the single, he remained at or near the top of the charts for the next ten years, racking up 23 Top Ten singles between the 1956 and 1966. During this time, he recorded a remarkable number of country classics, including "I've Got a New Heartache" (number two, 1956), "My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You" (number one, 1957), "Make the World Go Away" (number two, 1963), and "City Lights," which spent 13 weeks at the top of the charts in 1958. The momentum of Price's career had slowed somewhat by the mid-'60s; though he was still having hits, they weren't as frequent nor as big. His musical inclinations were also shifting, bringing him closer to the crooning styles of traditional pop singers. Ray abandoned the cowboy suits and brought in strings to accompany him, making him one of the first to explore the smooth, orchestrated sounds of late-'60s and early-'70s country-pop. While it alienated some hardcore honky tonk fans, the change in approach resulted in another round of Top Ten hits. However, it took a little while for the country audience to warm to this new sound -- it wasn't until 1970, when his cover of Kris Kristofferson's "For the Good Times" hit number one, that he returned to the top of the charts. Over the next three years, he scored an additional three number one singles ("I Won't Mention It Again," "She's Got to Be a Saint," "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me"). By the mid-'70s, the appeal of his string-laden country-pop hits had diminished, and he spent the rest of the decade struggling to get into the charts. In 1974, he left his long-time home of Columbia Records to sign to Myrrh, where he had two Top Ten hits over the next year. By the end of 1975, he had left the label, signing to ABC/Dot. Though he hadn't changed his style, his records became less popular around the same time he signed to ABC/Dot; only 1977's "Mansion on the Hill" gained much attention. In 1978, he switched labels again, signing with Monument, which proved to be another unsuccessful venture. In 1980, Price reunited with his old bassist Willie Nelson, recording the duet album San Antonio Rose, which was a major success, spawning the number three hit "Faded Love." San Antonio Rose reignited Ray's career, and in 1981 he had two Top Ten singles -- "It Don't Hurt Me Half as Bad" and "Diamonds in the Stars" -- for his new label, Dimension. Price left Dimension in 1983, signing with Warner Records. He remained at the label for one year, and by that time, his new spell of popularity had cooled down considerably; now, he was having trouble reaching the Top 40. That situation didn't remedy itself for the remainder of the decade, even though he signed with two new labels: Viva (1983-1984) and Step One (1985-1989). By the late '80s, Price had stopped concentrating on recording and had turned his efforts toward a theater he owned in Branson, MO. For most of the '90s, he sang and performed at his theater in Branson, occasionally stopping to record. Of all of his '90s records, the most notable is the 1992 album Sometimes a Rose, which was produced by Norro Wilson. (Less)
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Sam talks about the tragic loss of the young and gifted Heath Ledger and how moments that touch us are opportunities to examine our own lives.
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Sam talks about the tragic loss of the young and gifted Heath Ledger and how moments that touch us are opportunities to examine our own lives.
2/6/08 UPDATE: The NYC medical examiner's office has ruled that Heath Ledger died of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs.
"Having a child changes every aspect of your life - for the better, of course. The sacrifices are large, but what you get in return is even bigger than the sacrifices you make. I feel, in a sense, ready to die because you are living on in your child, (not literally ready to die, but, you know, that sort of feeling in a profound way)" Heath Ledger, In Touch Weekly, November 2007
Date of Birth
4 April 1979, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Date of Death
22 January 2008, Manhattan, New York, USA
Heath Ledger Biography:
When a young, hunky 20 year old heart-throb Heath Ledger first came to the attention of the public in 1999, it was all too easy to tag him as a "pretty boy" and an actor of not much depth. He has spent the past five years trying desperately to sway this image away, but this has indeed been a double-edged sword. But that comes much later in his story. Heath Ledger was born on the fourth of April 1979, in Perth, Western Australia. As the story goes, in junior high it was compulsory to do one of two electives, either cooking or drama, and as Heath could honestly not see himself in a cooking class, he tried his hand at drama. Heath was talented, there was no denying that. However, the rest of the class did not acknowledge his talent, possibly out of jealousy. When he was 17, he and a friend, decided to pack up, leave school, take a car and rough it to Sydney. Heath believed Sydney to be the place where dreams are made, or at least, where actors can possibly get their big break. However, upon arriving in Sydney with a purported 69 cents to his name, Heath tried everything to get a break. His first real acting job came in a low budget movie called Blackrock (1997), a largely unimpressive cliché; a teen angst film about one boy's struggle when he learns his best mate raped a girl. He did not have a large part in this movie. In fact, it was a very small one. The only thing of notice in his role is you get to see him get his lights punched out. After that small role, Heath auditioned for a role in a TV show called "Sweat" (1996) about a group of young Olympic hopefuls. He got offered one of two roles, one as a swimmer, another as a gay cyclist. Heath accepted the latter because he felt to really stand out as an actor one had to accept unique roles that stood out from the bunch. It got him small notice, but unfortunately the show was quickly axed, which led him to look for other roles. He was in "Home and Away" (1988) for a very short period, in which he played a surfer who falls in love with one of the girls of Summer Bay. Then came his very brief role in Paws (1997). Paws was a film which existed solely to cash in on guitar prodigy Nathan Cavaleri's brief moment of fame, where he was the hottest thing in Australia. Heath played a student in the film, involved in a stage production of a Shakespeare play, in which he played "Oberon". A very brief role, this did nothing other than give him a small paycheck, but nothing to advance his career. Then came Two Hands (1999). He went to America trying to audition for film roles, showcasing his brief role in "Roar" (1997) opposite then unknown Vera Farmiga. He could not find any American roles but then Australian director Gregor Jordan auditioned him for the lead in Two Hands (1999), which he got. An in your face Aussie crime thriller, Two Hands (1999) was outstanding and helped him secure a role in 10 Things I Hate About You (1999). After that, it seemed Heath was being typecast as a teen hunk, which he did not like, so he accepted a role in a very serious war drama The Patriot (2000).
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VAN HALEN AND DAVID LEE ROTH ANNOUNCE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
HISTORIC CONCERT TOUR MARKS FIRST OF ITS KIND FOR VAN HALEN IN 22 YEARS
LOS ANGELES, CA -- August 13, 2007
Beginning this September, in what promises to be the most exciting live tour this year, Van Halen will embark on a national concert tour throughout the U.S. and Canada with its original lead singer David Lee Roth for the first time in 22 years.
Considered by fans and media alike as one of the most highly anticipated tours in rock and roll history, Roth, guitarist Eddie Van Halen and drummer Alex Van Halen will perform with Eddie's son, Wolfgang who joins the line-up as the band's bass player. Van Halen and Roth have not performed or recorded together since 1984's classic multi-platinum album 1984 and subsequent tour, making this tour truly a historic event.
25 dates in all were announced today for the tour which is slated for a September 27th kick-off in Charlotte, North Carolina. Tickets for select dates on the tour go on sale beginning on Saturday, August 18th and are available on www.LiveNation.com. A complete list of confirmed dates can be found HERE. The Van Halen tour is being produced by Live Nation. Individuals who have the Citi® / AAdvantage® card, the official credit card of the tour, will be offered access to purchase preferred seats to all U.S. shows.
Fans can enjoy the ultimate Van Halen experience including concert pre-show parties, backstage access, premium seating and more. For additional details go to www.ILoveAllAccess.com.
Fans are encouraged to also check in at www.Van-Halen.com or www.DavidLeeRoth.com for additional information.
Van Halen remains one of the most important and influential bands of all time. Formed in Los Angeles in 1974, the band quickly won a loyal hometown fan base with their electrifying live shows. From the moment they released their self-titled 1978 debut album, Van Halen shook the foundations of rock, thanks largely to Roth's peerless showmanship, Eddie Van Halen's revolutionary guitar virtuosity and their songwriting abilities. It changed rock music forever.
The band's first album proved one of the biggest selling rock debuts, with key tracks like "Eruption," "Running with the Devil," "Jamie's Cryin'," "You Really Got Me" and "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" leading the way. The next year, the band followed up with Van Halen II, which included the hit "Dance the Night Away."
Subsequent albums like Women and Children First (1980), Fair Warning (1981) and Diver Down (1982), along with worldwide touring, solidified the band's reputation for innovative and unparalleled live performances. Classic Van Halen tracks from the early 80's include "Everybody Wants Some," "Unchained", "And The Cradle Will Rock", "Beautiful Girls", "Mean Street" and "Somebody Get Me A Doctor" just to name a few.
With their sixth album, released in, and titled 1984, Van Halen rose to stratospheric heights. Recorded at Eddie Van Halen's 5150 Studios, the multi-platinum smash yielded one of Van Halen's signature hits, "Jump," which remained #1 on the Billboard charts for an astounding five weeks straight. Other hits from the album include "Panama," "Hot For Teacher" and "I'll Wait."
The band's record of achievement is hard to top. Presented with two Diamond Award RIAA Certified Status' for their albums Van Halen and 1984, Van Halen joins an elite short list of two time Diamond Award honorees in the history of the music industry. The Diamond Award is presented to an artist for album sales of 10 million or more units. They are also in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most #1 hits on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart than any other band in history.
Inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in March of this year, Van Halen has produced a treasured body of work that fans will admire for decades to come. (Less)
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34, 03:20, 2008-05-16 13:01:50 Description: Beenie Man and Don Mafia - High Grade
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young (More) Beenie Man and Don Mafia - High Grade
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age when he won the Tastee Talent contest in 1980. Only one year later (1981), when he was eight years old, he recorded a single, "Too Fancy", with record producer "Junjo" Lawes. By 1983, Beenie Man was recording with heavyweight DJs, such as Dillinger and Fathead and released his debut album, The Invincible Beenie Man: The Ten Year Old DJ Wonder and the single "Over the Sea".
He was booed off stage at a show celebrating the visit of Nelson Mandela. In 1993 at the very popular show Sting he accused fellow deejay Bounty Killer that the elder artist had stolen his catchphrase, "people dead". This triggered a lyrical battle which continued on the air with each artist counteracting the other's songs. Finally, in 1995, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer settled their differences on the air by actually signing a peace treaty and the two recorded an album together, Guns Out. This was followed by a single, "No Mama No Cry", a rehash of the Bob Marley classic "No Woman No Cry", speaking out against violence and inspired by the murder of Pan Head, another popular Deejay.
Partially as a result of prodding from his producers, Sly and Robbie, Beenie Man soon converted to the Rastafari movement.
In 1994, he was signed by Island Records and released the critically acclaimed album Blessed.
In 1995, Beenie Man released a remix of Barrington Levy's "Under Mi Sensi" in the United Kingdom, and collaborated with Dennis Brown and Triston Palmer to release Three Against War and Lt. Stitchie on Mad Cobra Meets Lt. Stitchie & Beenie Man. He took another step up the ladder in 1996, releasing the seminal Maestro, produced by Patrick Roberts and shot him to UK fame. During the period from the mid to late '90s, Beenie Man dominated the Jamaican charts to the extent that he perhaps had a good claim to the crown of "Dancehall King", a title only bestowed previously on Yellowman in the early 1980s.
In 1998, Beenie Man signed to Virgin Records to release albums in the United States. His first American offering was The Doctor (1998). In 2000, Beenie Man teamed up with Arturo Sandoval and Wyclef Jean (Fugees) to release The Art & Life. During the late 1990s, Beenie Man began his conquest of America with the hits, "Romie", "Who Am I" and "Girls Dem Sugar", which featured American R&B singer, Mya.
In 2002, he had a sizeable hit with a duet with Janet Jackson called "Feel It Boy", but his biggest break in America came in early 2004 with the release of a remix of "Dude", featuring guest vocals by fellow Jamaican Ms. Thing, as well as rhymes by Shawnna. (Less)
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18, 03:22, 2008-04-01 02:03:02 Description: 100 Dollar Bag - Beenie Man
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age when (More) 100 Dollar Bag - Beenie Man
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age when he won the Tastee Talent contest in 1980. Only one year later (1981), when he was eight years old, he recorded a single, "Too Fancy", with record producer "Junjo" Lawes. By 1983, Beenie Man was recording with heavyweight DJs, such as Dillinger and Fathead and released his debut album, The Invincible Beenie Man: The Ten Year Old DJ Wonder and the single "Over the Sea".
He was booed off stage at a show celebrating the visit of Nelson Mandela. In 1993 at the very popular show Sting he accused fellow deejay Bounty Killer that the elder artist had stolen his catchphrase, "people dead". This triggered a lyrical battle which continued on the air with each artist counteracting the other's songs. Finally, in 1995, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer settled their differences on the air by actually signing a peace treaty and the two recorded an album together, Guns Out. This was followed by a single, "No Mama No Cry", a rehash of the Bob Marley classic "No Woman No Cry", speaking out against violence and inspired by the murder of Pan Head, another popular Deejay.
Partially as a result of prodding from his producers, Sly and Robbie, Beenie Man soon converted to the Rastafari movement.
In 1994, he was signed by Island Records and released the critically acclaimed album Blessed.
In 1995, Beenie Man released a remix of Barrington Levy's "Under Mi Sensi" in the United Kingdom, and collaborated with Dennis Brown and Triston Palmer to release Three Against War and Lt. Stitchie on Mad Cobra Meets Lt. Stitchie & Beenie Man. He took another step up the ladder in 1996, releasing the seminal Maestro, produced by Patrick Roberts and shot him to UK fame. During the period from the mid to late '90s, Beenie Man dominated the Jamaican charts to the extent that he perhaps had a good claim to the crown of "Dancehall King", a title only bestowed previously on Yellowman in the early 1980s.
In 1998, Beenie Man signed to Virgin Records to release albums in the United States. His first American offering was The Doctor (1998). In 2000, Beenie Man teamed up with Arturo Sandoval and Wyclef Jean (Fugees) to release The Art & Life. During the late 1990s, Beenie Man began his conquest of America with the hits, "Romie", "Who Am I" and "Girls Dem Sugar", which featured American R&B singer, Mya.
In 2002, he had a sizeable hit with a duet with Janet Jackson called "Feel It Boy", but his biggest break in America came in early 2004 with the release of a remix of "Dude", featuring guest vocals by fellow Jamaican Ms. Thing, as well as rhymes by Shawnna. (Less)
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16, 03:39, 2008-02-24 20:11:26 Description: Ganja Farm - Beenie Man
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age when he (More) Ganja Farm - Beenie Man
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age when he won the Tastee Talent contest in 1980. Only one year later (1981), when he was eight years old, he recorded a single, "Too Fancy", with record producer "Junjo" Lawes. By 1983, Beenie Man was recording with heavyweight DJs, such as Dillinger and Fathead and released his debut album, The Invincible Beenie Man: The Ten Year Old DJ Wonder and the single "Over the Sea".
He was booed off stage at a show celebrating the visit of Nelson Mandela. In 1993 at the very popular show Sting he accused fellow deejay Bounty Killer that the elder artist had stolen his catchphrase, "people dead". This triggered a lyrical battle which continued on the air with each artist counteracting the other's songs. Finally, in 1995, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer settled their differences on the air by actually signing a peace treaty and the two recorded an album together, Guns Out. This was followed by a single, "No Mama No Cry", a rehash of the Bob Marley classic "No Woman No Cry", speaking out against violence and inspired by the murder of Pan Head, another popular Deejay.
Partially as a result of prodding from his producers, Sly and Robbie, Beenie Man soon converted to the Rastafari movement.
In 1994, he was signed by Island Records and released the critically acclaimed album Blessed.
In 1995, Beenie Man released a remix of Barrington Levy's "Under Mi Sensi" in the United Kingdom, and collaborated with Dennis Brown and Triston Palmer to release Three Against War and Lt. Stitchie on Mad Cobra Meets Lt. Stitchie & Beenie Man. He took another step up the ladder in 1996, releasing the seminal Maestro, produced by Patrick Roberts and shot him to UK fame. During the period from the mid to late '90s, Beenie Man dominated the Jamaican charts to the extent that he perhaps had a good claim to the crown of "Dancehall King", a title only bestowed previously on Yellowman in the early 1980s.
In 1998, Beenie Man signed to Virgin Records to release albums in the United States. His first American offering was The Doctor (1998). In 2000, Beenie Man teamed up with Arturo Sandoval and Wyclef Jean (Fugees) to release The Art & Life. During the late 1990s, Beenie Man began his conquest of America with the hits, "Romie", "Who Am I" and "Girls Dem Sugar", which featured American R&B singer, Mya.
In 2002, he had a sizeable hit with a duet with Janet Jackson called "Feel It Boy", but his biggest break in America came in early 2004 with the release of a remix of "Dude", featuring guest vocals by fellow Jamaican Ms. Thing, as well as rhymes by Shawnna. (Less)
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11, 02:37, 2008-02-23 17:58:04 Description: Off The Air Bad Boy - Beenie Man
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age (More) Off The Air Bad Boy - Beenie Man
Beenie Man (born Anthony Moses Davis August 22, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica), is a well established Deejay.
He was involved in the music industry from a young age when he won the Tastee Talent contest in 1980. Only one year later (1981), when he was eight years old, he recorded a single, "Too Fancy", with record producer "Junjo" Lawes. By 1983, Beenie Man was recording with heavyweight DJs, such as Dillinger and Fathead and released his debut album, The Invincible Beenie Man: The Ten Year Old DJ Wonder and the single "Over the Sea".
He was booed off stage at a show celebrating the visit of Nelson Mandela. In 1993 at the very popular show Sting he accused fellow deejay Bounty Killer that the elder artist had stolen his catchphrase, "people dead". This triggered a lyrical battle which continued on the air with each artist counteracting the other's songs. Finally, in 1995, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer settled their differences on the air by actually signing a peace treaty and the two recorded an album together, Guns Out. This was followed by a single, "No Mama No Cry", a rehash of the Bob Marley classic "No Woman No Cry", speaking out against violence and inspired by the murder of Pan Head, another popular Deejay.
Partially as a result of prodding from his producers, Sly and Robbie, Beenie Man soon converted to the Rastafari movement.
In 1994, he was signed by Island Records and released the critically acclaimed album Blessed.
In 1995, Beenie Man released a remix of Barrington Levy's "Under Mi Sensi" in the United Kingdom, and collaborated with Dennis Brown and Triston Palmer to release Three Against War and Lt. Stitchie on Mad Cobra Meets Lt. Stitchie & Beenie Man. He took another step up the ladder in 1996, releasing the seminal Maestro, produced by Patrick Roberts and shot him to UK fame. During the period from the mid to late '90s, Beenie Man dominated the Jamaican charts to the extent that he perhaps had a good claim to the crown of "Dancehall King", a title only bestowed previously on Yellowman in the early 1980s.
In 1998, Beenie Man signed to Virgin Records to release albums in the United States. His first American offering was The Doctor (1998). In 2000, Beenie Man teamed up with Arturo Sandoval and Wyclef Jean (Fugees) to release The Art & Life. During the late 1990s, Beenie Man began his conquest of America with the hits, "Romie", "Who Am I" and "Girls Dem Sugar", which featured American R&B singer, Mya.
In 2002, he had a sizeable hit with a duet with Janet Jackson called "Feel It Boy", but his biggest break in America came in early 2004 with the release of a remix of "Dude", featuring guest vocals by fellow Jamaican Ms. Thing, as well as rhymes by Shawnna. (Less)
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20, 04:17, 2008-04-21 16:50:52 Description: ► http://SamVLOG.com Sam talks about the tragic loss of the young and gifted Heath Ledger and how moments that touch us are opportunities to examine our own lives. 2/6/08 UPDATE: The NYC medical (More) ► http://SamVLOG.com Sam talks about the tragic loss of the young and gifted Heath Ledger and how moments that touch us are opportunities to examine our own lives. 2/6/08 UPDATE: The NYC medical examiner's office has ruled that Heath Ledger died of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs. "Having a child changes every aspect of your life - for the better, of course. The sacrifices are large, but what you get in return is even bigger than the sacrifices you make. I feel, in a sense, ready to die because you are living on in your child, (not literally ready to die, but, you know, that sort of feeling in a profound way)" Heath Ledger, In Touch Weekly, November 2007 Date of Birth 4 April 1979, Perth, Western Australia, Australia Date of Death 22 January 2008, Manhattan, New York, USA Heath Ledger Biography: When a young, hunky 20 year old heart-throb Heath Ledger first came to the attention of the public in 1999, it was all too easy to tag him as a "pretty boy" and an actor of not much depth. He has spent the past five years trying desperately to sway this image away, but this has indeed been a double-edged sword. But that comes much later in his story. Heath Ledger was born on the fourth of April 1979, in Perth, Western Australia. As the story goes, in junior high it was compulsory to do one of two electives, either cooking or drama, and as Heath could honestly not see himself in a cooking class, he tried his hand at drama. Heath was talented, there was no denying that. However, the rest of the class did not acknowledge his talent, possibly out of jealousy. When he was 17, he and a friend, decided to pack up, leave school, take a car and rough it to Sydney. Heath believed Sydney to be the place where dreams are made, or at least, where actors can possibly get their big break. However, upon arriving in Sydney with a purported 69 cents to his name, Heath tried everything to get a break. His first real acting job came in a low budget movie called Blackrock (1997), a largely unimpressive cliché; a teen angst film about one boy's struggle when he learns his best mate raped a girl. He did not have a large part in this movie. In fact, it was a very small one. The only thing of notice in his role is you get to see him get his lights punched out. After that small role, Heath auditioned for a role in a TV show called "Sweat" (1996) about a group of young Olympic hopefuls. He got offered one of two roles, one as a swimmer, another as a gay cyclist. Heath accepted the latter because he felt to really stand out as an actor one had to accept unique roles that stood out from the bunch. It got him small notice, but unfortunately the show was quickly axed, which led him to look for other roles. He was in "Home and Away" (1988) for a very short period, in which he played a surfer who falls in love with one of the girls of Summer Bay. Then came his very brief role in Paws (1997). Paws was a film which existed solely to cash in on guitar prodigy Nathan Cavaleri's brief moment of fame, where he was the hottest thing in Australia. Heath played a student in the film, involved in a stage production of a Shakespeare play, in which he played "Oberon". A very brief role, this did nothing other than give him a small paycheck, but nothing to advance his career. Then came Two Hands (1999). He went to America trying to audition for film roles, showcasing his brief role in "Roar" (1997) opposite then unknown Vera Farmiga. He could not find any American roles but then Australian director Gregor Jordan auditioned him for the lead in Two Hands (1999), which he got. An in your face Aussie crime thriller, Two Hands (1999) was outstanding and helped him secure a role in 10 Things I Hate About You (1999). After that, it seemed Heath was being typecast as a teen hunk, which he did not like, so he accepted a role in a very serious war drama The Patriot (2000). REF: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005132 ► http://SamTUBE.com ... ► http://AskSamHarris.com ... ask Sam anything, and he'll reply via a vlog. ► http://SamHarris.com/answers ... answer link from the "Ask Sam Harris" series. ► http://MySpace.com/SamHarrisMusic ... keep up to date, and be Sam's MySpace friend! ► http://SamTUNES.net ... to download Sam Harris songs and full albums. ► http://SamHarris.com ... information, biography, discography and buy cds. LEGAL & BUSINESS CONTACT: http://SamHarris.com/contact.htm © All videos property of Sam Harris -- (Less)
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30, 18:40, 2008-06-17 01:25:52 Description: dick & doms comic relief top 50 countdown! (only highlights) lol includes a really funny clip of Harry Hill & Peter kay! these were the top 50:<br />50) Ant & Dec's Wonkey (More) dick & doms comic relief top 50 countdown! (only highlights) lol includes a really funny clip of Harry Hill & Peter kay! these were the top 50:<br />50) Ant & Dec's Wonkey Donkey (2001) ......<br />49) Xchange - Snot Me (2003)......<br />48) Jonathan Ross (1988)......<br />47) Living Doll (1986)......<br />46) Phil Gets The Boot (1988)......<br />45) Jim Davidson (1988)......<br />44) Chris Moyles - Red Nose Rally (2005)......<br />43) Jack Dee Makeover (2005)......<br />42) Men Behaving Badly (1997)......<br />41) Da Bungalow - The World's Biggest Pants Dance (2005)......<br />40) Shake Your Tailfeather (1997)......<br />39) Harry Potter (2003)......<br />38) Blankety Blank (2003)......<br />37) Feargal Sharkey (1985)......<br />36) Dawn French Snogs Hugh (1995)......<br />35) Andy Gets Gunged (1988)......<br />34) The Sugar Lumps (1997)......<br />33) Mr Invincible (2005)......<br />32) Popsters (2001)......<br />31) The Bee Gees (1988)......<br />30) Terry Wogan (1988)......<br />29) Da Bungalow - Fearne’s Muckaoke (2005)......<br />28) Popsters (2001)......<br />27) McFly - All About You (2005)......<br />26) Spider-Plant Man, Part 1 (2005)......<br />25) Little Britain - Lou And Andy (2005)......<br />24) Antiques Roadshow (2005)......<br />23) Bean’s Blind Date (1993)......<br />22) Westlife - Uptown Girl (2001)......<br />21) BBC ONE Ident - Peter Kay (2003)......<br />20) Klass Gets Gunged (2001)......<br />19) Alan Partridge (1999)......<br />18) Ali G & The Beckhams (2001)......<br />17) Gareth Gates And The Kumars - Spirit In The Sky (2003)......<br />16) Harry Hill's Eminem (2001)......<br />15) Da Bungalow - Fairly Hairy Fizzogs (2005)......<br />14) Little Britain (2005)......<br />13) The Cheeky Girls (2003)......<br />12) Da Bungalow - Diddy Dick & Dom (2005)......<br />11) Spider-Plant Man, Part 2(2005)......<br />10) Peter Kay - The Way To Amarillo (2005)......<br />9) Crimewatch UK (1988)......<br />8) Ice Skating With Torvill & Bean (1995)......<br />7) Ricky Gervais Meets Blue (2003)......<br />6) Cannon & Ball (1998)......<br />5) Konnie Huq On Fame Academy (2003)......<br />4) Fish Boy (1991)......<br />3) Catherine Tate (Lauren) & McFly (2005)......<br />2) Robbie Williams In Little Britain (2005)......<br />1) Pro-Celebrity Bogies Finale (2005) (Less)
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68, 06:42, 2008-07-21 09:34:29 Description: The unique style of the Qur'an, which was revealed 14 centuries ago, and the superior wisdom it represents are definite proof that it is the word of Allah. Additionally, the Qur'an has many (More) The unique style of the Qur'an, which was revealed 14 centuries ago, and the superior wisdom it represents are definite proof that it is the word of Allah. Additionally, the Qur'an has many miraculous aspects which prove that it is sent by Allah. One of them is that some scientific facts, which we have only been able to discover by the technology of the 20th century, were stated in the Qur'an 1400 years ago. These facts which could not have been known at the time of the Qur'an's revelation once again show to the man of today that the Qur'an is the word of Allah.
In this short video you can see the greatest Scientists testify to scientific Facts in Quran.
These are short parts of many interviews with the Prominent Scientists in the Tv-Program (it is the Truth) which organized by the World Organization of scientific miracles in the Quran, which was broadcast on the Qatari- television for more than three consecutive hours..
This Program was made during the Eighth international Medical Conference in Saudi Arabia and other scientific Conferences at that Time.
The Scientists who were interviewed during this conference are:
1) Professor Marshal Jhonson
is a professor highly skilled of anatomy and biology related to the development at the university Thomas Jefferson on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the United States.
2) professeur keith Moore (USA)
is an eminent specialist in world fame in surgery and embryology. this professor wrote live named (the human development). this book was considered as a best work in the world, written by only one author.
3)Professeur Gerald C. Goeringer (USA)
is a director of program and lecturer of medical embryology at the cellular Department of biology of the Medical school from the Georgetown University in Washington, the United States.
4) Professor T. V. N. Persaud is Professor of Anatomy, Professor of Pediatrics and Child Health, and Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the University of Manitoba , Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada . There, he was the Chairman of the Department of Anatomy for 16 years. He is well-known in his field. He is the author or editor of 22 textbooks and has published over 181 scientific papers. In 1991, he received the most distinguished award presented in the field of anatomy in Canada , the J.C.B. Grant Award from the Canadian Association of Anatomists.
5)Professeur Joe Leigh Simpson (USA)
6)Professeur Van Bersoud (canada)
7)Professeur Youchedi Kuzane (Japan)
8)Professeur Tejatat Tejasen (Thailand)
9)Professor William W. Hay (USA)
10)Professor Alfred kroner (Germany)
And more others ...
Watch the whole Program on google-video:
it was in arabic but all interviews were in english:
Part 1
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=6123600852727656205
Part 2
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-5743855828291978774
Part 3
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-6113837060431416490
Part 4
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-8381635096046355110
and here in german language (deutsch)
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=867946948310647420&q
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-5445852425495915481&q
More Videos about scientific Facts in Quran (english):
Miracles of Quran:
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=951151991120428305&q
The Scientific Precision of the Qur'an by Professor Al-Najjar:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prNdIGq8gAU
in french (français):
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2725569283176071779&q
http://www.aimer-jesus.com/
in Russian: ЧУДЕСА КОРАНА - Научные и исторические феномены
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=5401099651302561984
Learn more about islam:
http://www.islamreligion.com/
http://www.islam-guide.com/
http://www.sultan.org/
http://www.miraclesofthequran.com/
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0, 09:46, 2009-03-23 02:03:32 Description: F.A.M.E TV-DJ BOOF POWER 105.1 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW AT PLUM NYC WITH SPECIAL GUEST CAMEO DJ ENVY HOT 97.1. FIND OUT WHY DJ BOOF CHOSE POWER 105 OVER HOT 97, HIS THOUGHTS ON THE 50 CENT RICK ROSS BEEF (More) F.A.M.E TV-DJ BOOF POWER 105.1 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW AT PLUM NYC WITH SPECIAL GUEST CAMEO DJ ENVY HOT 97.1. FIND OUT WHY DJ BOOF CHOSE POWER 105 OVER HOT 97, HIS THOUGHTS ON THE 50 CENT RICK ROSS BEEF AND MUCH MORE...KEEP IT LOCKED RIGHT HERE ON F.A.M.E TV!!!! FAMEADDICT.COM FASHION*ART*MUSIC*ENTERTAINMENT Author: fametv Tags: dj boof power 105.1 hot 97.1 night club plum nyc envy dj's hip hop rap jersey joey fame tv fameaddict.com girls 50 cent rick ross beef gettn dat money sledge life Posted: 22 March 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0 (Less)
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Demi: Look hes your brother. They usually do stupid stuff that get us mad at them and when you do little fights like that glaring contest. Well that just makes them (More) 2 comments for the next one
Demi: Look hes your brother. They usually do stupid stuff that get us mad at them and when you do little fights like that glaring contest. Well that just makes them think there still in control of you. Your better than your brother. Dont sink to his level or else he will mess with you for the rest of your life. Just drop it and ignore him on whatever you two fought about
Nick:(looks down) Your right thanks.
*Demis Pov.*
He looked back up at me and smiled. I smiled back. I looked behind him to see Joe grinning at us. I glared at him. He seemed surprised and sad when I did this. He looked away as if ashamed. Nick I guess saw the whole thing and was surprised. He looked at Joe to me. He smiled.
Me:what?
I asked not keeping my glare off of Joe. Joe looked up a little. He saw that I was still glaring at him. He looked away again.
Nick: No one has ever made Joe look away in a glaring contest. Plus I thought you said you shouldnt do little fights like this.
I smiled and looked back at him.
Me: correction I said you shouldnt do it with your brother. Joe isnt part of my family now is he?
He laughed and shook his head. He looked back at Joe. Joe was now standing with a blonde woman who, Miley told me, was Taylor. Joe looked back at us for a second then turned his head. Nick sighed.
Nick: You remind me a lot of Joe before he changed. We use to get along great. Just the three of us always having fun all the time. He would make us laugh as often as you have today. Then he started fame and his slutty girlfriend changed him. I mean he was popular before but he was way nicer and now hes an ass. I just hate seeing him act as if he was someone else. He used to treat his girls with respect now he treats them like shit. He is a total player. I just wish we never became stars three years ago. I want him back Kristi. I just want him back.
I smiled at Nick. He smiled back. I gave him a hug. He hugged me back with some strength that I didnt think he could have. We pulled away. He just smiled at me. It reminded me of Danny when he smiled at me. I could feel my heart get heavy. We let go of each other, smiling. Soon the late bell rang and our teacher, Mr. Davis, came bursting in through the door.We all stared at him a bit startled. He looked like someone in a gang in the movies. He had dark skin and Black hair.
Mr.Davis: Sorry I am late class. I found out all the dance classes are having a recital. I had to sign us up and well the other teachers acted like wild animals.
We all laughed. Mr. Davis smiled then walked to the front of the class.
Mr.Davis: Well anyway, It stated that we need two leads in our dance routine. They also said that it had to be the best of the best. So I am going to give you guys parts of a dance routine. You must do them perfectly to get to the next round. When I have five people left I want them to do freestyle. After that I will tell you who the winners are. So with that lets begin.
He began and throughout the period he sent people to sit against the wall. He would turn up the volume and make the dance steps a little harder each time. I was having a blast. I mean I would always dance Hip Hop in San Diego.It was one thing I loved the most to do with my friends. Soon there were five. It was me, Nick, Miley, Taylor and Joe.
*End Of Pov.*
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