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RAY PARKER JR.: STAND (SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE COVE...

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05:10,

2008-04-17 15:10:13

Description: RAY PARKER JR.: STAND (SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE COVER: AGE 25)

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Sly & The Family Stone "Sing A Simple Song"

03:57,

2008-04-21 17:38:58

Description: From their 1969 album "Stand", here's Sly & The Family Stone with "Sing A Simple Song" The drum pattern to this song has been sampled so many times. I'll name a few (More)

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Sly & The Family Stone - Everyday People (1979 Disco...

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05:46,

2008-04-30 01:53:14

Description: From the LP "Ten Years Too Soon". "Sly is a hero, a true legend. He revolutionized music and created a new sound; he explored new forms and developed an audience unrestricted by color (More) From the LP "Ten Years Too Soon". "Sly is a hero, a true legend. He revolutionized music and created a new sound; he explored new forms and developed an audience unrestricted by color or class. His music drew on diversified elements of rock'n'roll and hard driving rhythm and blues. His first album, recorded in 1967 on Epic Records, was appropriately titled A Whole New Thing. That album gave Sly his first national hit, "Dance To The Music," and established Sly as the progenitor of a whole new kind of dance music. Sly did not foresee the disco craze, but he did practically create the sound. Few today would disagree. Sly developed an amazing success story, building from A Whole New Thing, creating hit after hit, including: "Family Affair," "Everyday People," "Stand," "Thank You," and " Hot Fun In The Summertime." Many of us remember each note of those songs; they became an integral part of our culture. The few times they are played on radio now an unmistakable sense of nostalgia overwhelms. But, they are played too infrequently and only as oldies. Ten Years Too Soon was concieved in an attempt to awaken millions of fans of rocking dance music to Sly's ingenious style. The music has been "disco-fied" to expose his undiscovered talents to a young and growing radio audience. Extreme measures were taken to accomplish this task without drastically altering the essence of Sly. New Yorks finest musicians were contacted; each one considered Sly his mentor. They knew everything about Sly - they studied the kind of guitars he used, each finger, each drum lick, every syncopated beat - they knew Sly cold. And yet, they sat paralyzed when first confronting their task. To recreate Sly was like demanding a miracle to occur. Never before have we witnessed sessions as magical and mystical. Eyes revealed bewilderment as time lost significance. The meter scans as the tape reversed. Years fluttered by at the touch of a button. The year is 1979, but history was recreated. To bring Sly into the modernized sound of disco, certain sounds had to be added, some parts elongated, certain beats exaggerated. Some new tracks were added, including new drums, guitars, bass guitars, fresh handclaps, timbales, syndrums. The original horns and Sly's vocals were left as originally recorded. They were cleaned in the mixing stage, and you will hear shouts and licks that were never heard before. But the voice is pure and unsynthesized Sly. We lived and breathed Sly for months, moving on to the next song only when every aspect of perfect recreation was exhausted. In the final analysis, this project was completed out of deep respect and the sincere belief that the world needs to hear Sly again. The key is the title, Ten Years Too Soon. Sly practically created todays disco sound. Nearly every artist composing rock, funk or disco has borrowed some elements of Sly's music - the list is endless. You need only listen to the radio to note the juxtaposition. Ten Years Too Soon enables a whole new generation, the "Everyday People" of the 1980's, to hear Sly and understand why we, who grew up on his pulsating beat, say he is the forerunner of todays music." - Cheryl Machat (Less)

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Sly And The Family Stone - Everyday People

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2009-06-02 14:55:42

Description: 1969 - Album "Stand!"

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Sly & The Family Stone - Sp... (Video no longer available)

Description: Sly is fucked up ! From "There's A Riot Going On" in 1971.

04:05,

2009-08-03 01:12:00

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Sly Stone - Dance To The Music (1979 Disco Remix)

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06:21,

2008-04-18 19:16:23

Description: From the LP "Ten Years Too Soon", and available on CD. "Sly is a hero, a true legend. He revolutionized music and created a new sound; he explored new forms and developed an audience (More) From the LP "Ten Years Too Soon", and available on CD. "Sly is a hero, a true legend. He revolutionized music and created a new sound; he explored new forms and developed an audience unrestricted by color or class. His music drew on diversified elements of rock'n'roll and hard driving rhythm and blues. His first album, recorded in 1967 on Epic Records, was appropriately titled A Whole New Thing. That album gave Sly his first national hit, "Dance To The Music," and established Sly as the progenitor of a whole new kind of dance music. Sly did not foresee the disco craze, but he did practically create the sound. Few today would disagree. Sly developed an amazing success story, building from A Whole New Thing, creating hit after hit, including: "Family Affair," "Everyday People," "Stand," "Thank You," and " Hot Fun In The Summertime." Many of us remember each note of those songs; they became an integral part of our culture. The few times they are played on radio now an unmistakable sense of nostalgia overwhelms. But, they are played too infrequently and only as oldies. Ten Years Too Soon was concieved in an attempt to awaken millions of fans of rocking dance music to Sly's ingenious style. The music has been "disco-fied" to expose his undiscovered talents to a young and growing radio audience. Extreme measures were taken to accomplish this task without drastically altering the essence of Sly. New Yorks finest musicians were contacted; each one considered Sly his mentor. They knew everything about Sly - they studied the kind of guitars he used, each finger, each drum lick, every syncopated beat - they knew Sly cold. And yet, they sat paralyzed when first confronting their task. To recreate Sly was like demanding a miracle to occur. Never before have we witnessed sessions as magical and mystical. Eyes revealed bewilderment as time lost significance. The meter scans as the tape reversed. Years fluttered by at the touch of a button. The year is 1979, but history was recreated. To bring Sly into the modernized sound of disco, certain sounds had to be added, some parts elongated, certain beats exaggerated. Some new tracks were added, including new drums, guitars, bass guitars, fresh handclaps, timbales, syndrums. The original horns and Sly's vocals were left as originally recorded. They were cleaned in the mixing stage, and you will hear shouts and licks that were never heard before. But the voice is pure and unsynthesized Sly. We lived and breathed Sly for months, moving on to the next song only when every aspect of perfect recreation was exhausted. In the final analysis, this project was completed out of deep respect and the sincere belief that the world needs to hear Sly again. The key is the title, Ten Years Too Soon. Sly practically created todays disco sound. Nearly every artist composing rock, funk or disco has borrowed some elements of Sly's music - the list is endless. You need only listen to the radio to note the juxtaposition. Ten Years Too Soon enables a whole new generation, the "Everyday People" of the 1980's, to hear Sly and understand why we, who grew up on his pulsating beat, say he is the forerunner of todays music." - Cheryl Machat (Less)

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Clinton Administration - Dance To The Music.wmv

04:34,

2009-12-09 19:37:55

Description: The Clinton Administration - "Take You Higher" The music of Sly And The Family Stone Magnatude Records Tracklist: 1. I Want to Take You Higher 2. Family Affair 3. Stand! 4. Dance to the (More)

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Clinton Administration - Everyday People.wmv

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2009-12-09 22:19:54

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Sly Stone "If You Want Me To Stay"Dec. 7, 2007 late ...

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05:33,

2007-12-08 15:15:24

Description: You'll hear the last 30 seconds of "Sing a Simple Song" and then a blistering performance of "If You Want Me to Stay." This was the second show of the night at BB King's (More)

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pearl jam last kiss cover

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03:01,

2008-04-28 10:03:09

Description: pearl jam last kiss cover The Beatles - Revolver (1966) Nirvana - Nevermind (1991) Beach Boys - Pet Sounds (1966) Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (1971) Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced? (More) pearl jam last kiss cover The Beatles - Revolver (1966) Nirvana - Nevermind (1991) Beach Boys - Pet Sounds (1966) Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (1971) Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced? (1967) The Beatles - Rubber Soul (1965) Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life (1974) The Beatles - Abbey Road (1969) Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde (1966) The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) The Beatles - The Beatles (The White Album) (1968) Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street (1972) The Who - Who's Next (1971) Joni Mitchell - Blue (1971) U2 - The Joshua Tree (1987) Fleetwood Mac - Rumours (1977) Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols (1977) Prince & The Revolution - Purple Rain (1984) Velvet Underground - Velvet Underground & Nico (1967) Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back (1988) Elvis Presley - Sun Sessions (1976) Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisted (1965) Michael Jackson - Thriller (1982) Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed (1969) The Clash - London Calling (1980) Bob Marley & The Wailers - Exodus (1977) Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run (1975) Patti Smith - Horses (1975) Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks (1975) Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You) (1967) Stevie Wonder - Innervisions (1973) Van Morrison - Moondance (1970) Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water (1970) James Brown - Sex Machine (1970) Prince - Sign O' The Times (1987) Michael Jackson - Off The Wall (1979) Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill (1998) The Eagles - Hotel California (1976) Carole King - Tapestry (1971) Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (1968) Aretha Franklin - Lady Soul (1968) Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction (1987) Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I (1969) Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II (1969) Sly & The Family Stone - Stand! (1969) Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers (1971) David Bowie - Hunky Dory (1972) David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust (1972) Prince - 1999 (1983) The Police - Synchronicity (1983) Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon (1973) The Pretenders - The Pretenders (1980) Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home (1965) Ramones - Ramones (1976) Parliament - Mothership Connection (1976) Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express (1977) Bee Gees - Saturday Night Fever soundtrack (1976) Dusty Springfield - Dusty in Memphis (1969) Allman Brothers Band - Live At The Fillmore East (1971) The Doors - The Doors (1967) Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Deja Vu (1970) NWA - Straight Outta Compton (1988) Curtis Mayfield - Super Fly (1972) Miles Davis - Bitches Brew (1969) U2 - Achtung Baby (1991) Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue (1959) Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet (1968) Bruce Springsteen - Darkness On The Edge Of Town (1978) The Stooges - Raw Power (1973) Al Green - Call Me (1973) Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (1975) Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland (1968) Jeff Buckley - Grace (1994) Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique (1989) The Replacements - Let It Be (1984) Aretha Franklin - Young, Gifted & Black (1971) James Taylor - Sweet Baby James (1970) Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold As Love (1967) Pearl Jam - Ten (1991) Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True (1977) Otis Redding - Otis Blue (1965) AC/DC - Back In Black (1980) Television - Marquee Moon (1977) Paul Simon - Graceland (1986) Santana - Abraxas (1970) The Who - Quadrophenia (1973) Cream - Disraeli Gears (1967) Talking Heads - Remain in Light (1980) Derek & The Dominos - Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs (1970) The Who - Tommy (1969) Peter Gabriel - So (1986) R.E.M. - Murmur (1983) Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends (1968) Radiohead - O.K. Computer (1997) Tina Turner - Private Dancer (1984) Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville (1993) Ray Charles - Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music (1961) Jackson Five - ABC (1970) The B-52's - The B-52's (1979) Madonna - Like A Prayer (1989) sky is blue. sarah blue eyes smile sophie sweet dream sandra anetta sweet sarah sweet monica sun shine you have the keys sweet sophie moone love your eyes are more beautiful than diamonds laura lion sweet julie silver rain taylor rain can stop patricia arraujo hannah harper brittany sky monica sweetheart kristina fey hunziker michelle ferrari williams perreo reggaeton grunge love (Less)

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Sly & The Family Stone - Stand

03:18,

2009-09-06 20:19:29

Description: Sly & The Family Stone

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Sly And The Family Stone - Stand

03:17,

2008-04-21 17:44:05

Description: Funk

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Sly on Mike Douglas

04:33,

2008-04-21 18:31:31

Description: This is an outstanding performance of Sly and the Family Stone's "Stand!" on the Mike Douglas show in 1974.

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Miles Arntzen I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER

06:29,

2008-04-21 21:22:06

Description: Performance of "I Want to Take You Higher" by Sly and the Family Stone (from their album Stand!). Yes Recorded in Greenwich Village, NYC milesarntzen@gmail.com (More)

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Sly And The Family Stone - Stand (Live)