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STARDUST Session Three

9,

00:31,

2008-12-01 22:18:31

Description: La notte Techno di m2o. Il viaggio di Paolo Bolognesi continua. Dopo il successo dei primi due volumi ecco che arriva Stardust Session Three, il meglio del sound techno disponibile nel mondo in un (More)

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Summer Session 2006

6,

00:56,

2008-04-01 14:04:26

Description: Teaser publié tout l'été pour annoncer la Summer Session 2006.

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Summer Session 2006

6,

00:56,

2008-04-01 14:04:26

Description: Teaser publié tout l'été pour annoncer la Summer Session 2006.

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Tags: stardust matrix summer session 2006 club discotheque villeperdue tours ete boite nuit dance musique

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Classic House Session by Miguel Ruiz

19,

09:34,

2008-04-10 04:00:49

Description: Sesión recopilatoria de los temas más punteros de los 90 y siguientes, como pudieron ser Music Sounds Better with You, House Music, Dancing in the Dark, entre otros. Sesión (More)

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Pony Pony Run Run - Music Sound Better With You - So...

4,

03:40,

2009-12-17 20:33:24

Description: soul-kitchen.fr/8988-sk-session-pony-pony-run-run More unplugged session : soul-kitchen.fr/category/soul-kitchen-session/

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Tags: better 5dmark2 session music 5d you unplugged wagram run 5dmk2 5dmkii music hd 5d acoustique with 3e kitchen sound 5dmarkii soul pony canon stardust mk2 musique www.soul-kitchen.fr bureau

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Billy J Kramer

37,

02:28,

2008-04-17 15:09:36

Description: Billy J. Kramer (born William Howard Ashton, 19 August 1943, in Bootle, Liverpool, England) was a British Invasion / Merseybeat singer. He is known today primarily as the singer of various (More) Billy J. Kramer (born William Howard Ashton, 19 August 1943, in Bootle, Liverpool, England) was a British Invasion / Merseybeat singer. He is known today primarily as the singer of various Lennon-McCartney compositions that The Beatles did not use. The performing name Kramer was chosen at random from a telephone directory. It was John Lennon's suggestion that the "J" be added to the name to further distinguish him by adding a 'tougher edge'. Billy soon came to the attention of Brian Epstein, ever on the look-out for new talent to add to his expanding roster of local artists. Kramer turned professional but his then backing band, The Coasters, were less keen, so Epstein sought out the services of a Manchester based band, The Dakotas, a well-respected combo then backing Pete MacLaine. Even then, The Dakotas would not join Kramer without a recording deal of their own. Once in place, the deal was set and both acts signed to Parlophone under George Martin. Collectively, they were named Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas to keep their own identities within the act. Once the Beatles broke through, the way was paved for a tide of "Merseybeat" and Kramer was offered the chance to cover a song first released by the Beatles on their own debut album, Please Please Me. The track had been allegedly turned down by Shane Fenton (later Alvin Stardust) who was looking for a career reviving hit.With record producer George Martin, the song "Do You Want to Know a Secret?" was a number two UK Singles Chart hit in 1963, and was backed by another tune otherwise unreleased by The Beatles, "I'll Be on My Way". After this impressive breakthrough another Lennon/McCartney pairing "Bad to Me" c/w "I Call Your Name" reached number one. "I'll Keep You Satisfied" ended the year with a respectable number four placing. Billy was given a series of songs specially written for him by John Lennon and Paul McCartney which launched him into stardom and a proper place in the history of Rock and Roll. I'll Keep You Satisfied, From A Window, I Call Your Name and Bad to Me all became international million sellers for Billy, and won him appearances on the TV shows Shindig!, Hullabaloo and The Ed Sullivan Show. The Dakotas , meanwhile, enjoyed Top 20 success in 1963 on their own with Mike Maxfield's composition "The Cruel Sea", an instrumental retitled "The Cruel Surf" in the U.S., which was subsequently covered by The Ventures. This was followed by a George Martin creation, "Magic Carpet", evoking a dreamy atmosphere with a subtle echo laden piano, playing the melody alongside Maxfield's guitar. But it missed out altogether and it was a year before their next release. All four tracks appeared on a highly-collectable EP later that year. The three big hits penned by Lennon and McCartney meant that Kramer was always seemingly in the Beatles' shadow, unless he did tried something different. Despite being advised against it, he insisted on recording the Stateside chart hit "Little Children" - the lyrics were allegedly about getting his girlfriend's brothers and sisters out of the way so they could make love. It became his second chart topper and biggest hit. It was Kramer's only major hit outside of the UK. In the U.S., this was followed up with "Bad to Me" which reached number nine. Despite this success Kramer went backwards with his second and last UK single of 1964; another Lennon/McCartney cast-off "From A Window", which only just became a Top Ten hit. It was great The year 1965 saw the end for the Merseybeat boom, and the next Kramer single was "It's Gotta Last Forever", which harked back to a ballad approach. In a year where mod-related music from the likes of The Who prevailed, the single missed completely. Kramer's cover of "Trains and Boats and Planes" saw off Anita Harris' cover version only to find itself in direct competition with its composer, Burt Bacharach's effort, which won the day. Kramer's effort still reached a respectable number 12, but was the group's swansong, as all future cuts missed the chart. The Dakotas ranks were then strengthened by the inclusion of Mick Green, the ex-guitarist with the London band the Pirates who backed Johnny Kidd. This line-up cut a few tracks which were at odds with the balladeer's usual fare. These included a take on "When You Walk in the Room" and "Sneakin' Around". The Dakotas final outing whilst with Kramer was the blues driven "Oyeh!" - but this also flopped. After releasing "We're Doing Fine", it too missed the charts leaving singer and group to part company. Kramer had a brief solo career which took him eventually to live in America. The Dakotas re-formed in the late 1980s and recruited vocalist Eddie Mooney and session musician Toni Baker. They still tour and record. Other latter-day members are drummer Pete Hilton and guitarist Alan Clare. In 2005, Kramer recorded the song "Cow Planet" for Sandra Boynton's children's album, Dog Train. A long-time fan of Kramer's, Boynton had sought him out for her project: in 1964, at age 11, she had bought Little Children as the first album she ever owned. (Less)

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Billy J Kramer with the dakotas

47,

02:25,

2008-04-17 15:09:56

Description: Billy J. Kramer (born William Howard Ashton, 19 August 1943, in Bootle, Liverpool, England) was a British Invasion / Merseybeat singer. He is known today primarily as the singer of various (More) Billy J. Kramer (born William Howard Ashton, 19 August 1943, in Bootle, Liverpool, England) was a British Invasion / Merseybeat singer. He is known today primarily as the singer of various Lennon-McCartney compositions that The Beatles did not use. The performing name Kramer was chosen at random from a telephone directory. It was John Lennon's suggestion that the "J" be added to the name to further distinguish him by adding a 'tougher edge'. Billy soon came to the attention of Brian Epstein, ever on the look-out for new talent to add to his expanding roster of local artists. Kramer turned professional but his then backing band, The Coasters, were less keen, so Epstein sought out the services of a Manchester based band, The Dakotas, a well-respected combo then backing Pete MacLaine. Even then, The Dakotas would not join Kramer without a recording deal of their own. Once in place, the deal was set and both acts signed to Parlophone under George Martin. Collectively, they were named Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas to keep their own identities within the act. Once the Beatles broke through, the way was paved for a tide of "Merseybeat" and Kramer was offered the chance to cover a song first released by the Beatles on their own debut album, Please Please Me. The track had been allegedly turned down by Shane Fenton (later Alvin Stardust) who was looking for a career reviving hit.With record producer George Martin, the song "Do You Want to Know a Secret?" was a number two UK Singles Chart hit in 1963, and was backed by another tune otherwise unreleased by The Beatles, "I'll Be on My Way". After this impressive breakthrough another Lennon/McCartney pairing "Bad to Me" c/w "I Call Your Name" reached number one. "I'll Keep You Satisfied" ended the year with a respectable number four placing. Billy was given a series of songs specially written for him by John Lennon and Paul McCartney which launched him into stardom and a proper place in the history of Rock and Roll. I'll Keep You Satisfied, From A Window, I Call Your Name and Bad to Me all became international million sellers for Billy, and won him appearances on the TV shows Shindig!, Hullabaloo and The Ed Sullivan Show. The Dakotas , meanwhile, enjoyed Top 20 success in 1963 on their own with Mike Maxfield's composition "The Cruel Sea", an instrumental retitled "The Cruel Surf" in the U.S., which was subsequently covered by The Ventures. This was followed by a George Martin creation, "Magic Carpet", evoking a dreamy atmosphere with a subtle echo laden piano, playing the melody alongside Maxfield's guitar. But it missed out altogether and it was a year before their next release. All four tracks appeared on a highly-collectable EP later that year. The three big hits penned by Lennon and McCartney meant that Kramer was always seemingly in the Beatles' shadow, unless he did tried something different. Despite being advised against it, he insisted on recording the Stateside chart hit "Little Children" - the lyrics were allegedly about getting his girlfriend's brothers and sisters out of the way so they could make love. It became his second chart topper and biggest hit. It was Kramer's only major hit outside of the UK. In the U.S., this was followed up with "Bad to Me" which reached number nine. Despite this success Kramer went backwards with his second and last UK single of 1964; another Lennon/McCartney cast-off "From A Window", which only just became a Top Ten hit. It was great The year 1965 saw the end for the Merseybeat boom, and the next Kramer single was "It's Gotta Last Forever", which harked back to a ballad approach. In a year where mod-related music from the likes of The Who prevailed, the single missed completely. Kramer's cover of "Trains and Boats and Planes" saw off Anita Harris' cover version only to find itself in direct competition with its composer, Burt Bacharach's effort, which won the day. Kramer's effort still reached a respectable number 12, but was the group's swansong, as all future cuts missed the chart. The Dakotas ranks were then strengthened by the inclusion of Mick Green, the ex-guitarist with the London band the Pirates who backed Johnny Kidd. This line-up cut a few tracks which were at odds with the balladeer's usual fare. These included a take on "When You Walk in the Room" and "Sneakin' Around". The Dakotas final outing whilst with Kramer was the blues driven "Oyeh!" - but this also flopped. After releasing "We're Doing Fine", it too missed the charts leaving singer and group to part company. Kramer had a brief solo career which took him eventually to live in America. The Dakotas re-formed in the late 1980s and recruited vocalist Eddie Mooney and session musician Toni Baker. They still tour and record. Other latter-day members are drummer Pete Hilton and guitarist Alan Clare. In 2005, Kramer recorded the song "Cow Planet" for Sandra Boynton's children's album, Dog Train. A long-time fan of Kramer's, Boynton had sought him out for her project: in 1964, at age 11, she had bought Little Children as the first album she ever owned. (Less)

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DAVE EDMUNDS: RINGO STARR: ELVIS COSTELLO: GIRLS TALK

49,

03:32,

2008-04-17 15:10:31

Description: Rockpile Dave Edmunds - Guitars, Vocals Nick Lowe - Bass, Vocals Billy Bremner - Guitars, Vocals Terry Williams - Drums John Williams - Bass, Vocals 1972 B.J. Cole - Guitars 1972 (More) Rockpile Dave Edmunds - Guitars, Vocals Nick Lowe - Bass, Vocals Billy Bremner - Guitars, Vocals Terry Williams - Drums John Williams - Bass, Vocals 1972 B.J. Cole - Guitars 1972 Andy Fairweather-Low - Guitars, Vocals 1972 Pick Withers - Drums 1972 Although the "official" Rockpile line up which was solidified in 1976 and consisted of Nick Lowe, Billy Bremner and Terry Williams, Rockpile was actually the title of guitarist Dave Edmunds' (formerly of Love Sculpture) 1972 debut solo album. The musicians for that album, which included former Love Sculpture bassist John Williams, drummer Terry Williams (formerly of Man) and guitarist Andy Fairweather-Lowe (formerly of Amen Corner) toured briefly in early '72 as Dave Edmunds And Rockpile. Later on in the year Edmunds launched another tour as Rockpile with Pick Withers (who would later join Dire Straits) on drums. This initial Rockpile helped kick off U.K.'s pub rock movement which included such bands as Ducks Deluxe and Brinsley Schwarz. Nick Lowe, Terry Williams, Dave Edmunds and Billy Bremner Brinsley Schwarz bassist Nick Lowe met Edmunds and Williams on the pub circuit and Edmunds produced Brinsley Schwarz's last album in '74. Nick Lowe made contributions to Edmunds 1975 album Subtle As A Flying Mallet. In '76, session guitarist Billy Bremner joined and the "official" Rockpile went on tour as the opening act for Bad Company. Seconds Of Pleasure - 1980 Columbia (U.S. release) The group made an appearance at The Concert For The People Of Kampuchia which featured a slew of rock acts from Queen to Paul McCartney And Wings. Their live version of Little Sister featured Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant on vocals. Although Nick Lowe's Labour Of Lust and Dave Edmunds' Repeat When Necessary (both released in '79) were recorded with Rockpile, the group only recorded and released one album under the Rockpile moniker in 1980 which charted at #27 and included the hit single Teacher, Teacher. As Rockpile started their 1981 tour, they had a bitter split. Edmunds and Lowe resumed their recording and production work, Terry Williams joined Dire Straits and Billy Bremner temporarily replaced the late James Honeyman-Scott in The Pretenders. Dave Edmunds 1972 1983 1961 Guitars The Raiders sessions 1962 Guitars, Vocals The Raiders sessions 1965 Guitars, Vocals Image sessions 1966 Guitars, Vocals Image sessions 1967 Bass Guitars, Vocals Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards The Seftones The Human Beans Love Sculpture sessions sessions sessions 1968 Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Love Sculpture Blues Helping 1969 Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Love Sculpture Forms And Feelings 1970 Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards, Bass, Engineer, Producer Love Sculpture Dave Edmunds Rockers sessions sessions 1971 Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards, Bass, Engineer, Producer Dave Edmunds sessions 1972 Producer, Engineer, Guitars Guitars Guitars, Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Producer Producer Guitars, Vocals Foghat Kenny Young Dave Edmunds Man Man sessions Clever Dog Chase The Sun sessions Rockpile Be Good To Yourself At Least Once A Day sessions Christmas At The Patti sessions 1973 Guitars, Vocals, Bass, Producer Producer Dave Edmunds Pete Dunton sessions Taking Time/Still Confused sessions 1974 Producer, Engineer, Vocals Guitars, Engineer Producer, Guitars Producer, Guitars, Vocals Guitars Guitars, Vocals, Bass, Keyboards Brinsley Schwarz Ducks Deluxe The Flamin' Groovies Rockfield Chorale Chris Jagger Stardust New Favourites Of Brinsley Schwarz sessions sessions Shake Some Action sessions Evensong/Amberley sessions Adventures Of Valentine Vox The Ventriloquist Soundtrack 1975 Guitars Guitars, Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Producer, Engineer Ducks Deluxe Dave Edmunds Taxi To The Terminal Zone Subtle As A Flying Mallet 1976 Guitars Producer Graham Parker And The Rumour Mot (Less)

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Kamelia - "Viarvah ti"

17,

04:10,

2008-04-22 11:06:54

Description: "DVE 4ERVENI Enurion" presents: Kamelia, in episode: "Viarvah Ti" (I Trusted You) She is the Runway Cat among the BBB Power. Her singing is almost compared like catwalk. Her (More)

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Tags: beauty bulgaria bulgarian culture enurion fashion folk folklore kamelia music planeta pop ti viarvah winners youth

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Kamelia - "Kazhi mi kak"

6,

03:14,

2008-04-22 11:07:11

Description: "DVE 4ERVENI Enurion" presents: Kamelia, in episode: "Kazhi mi kak" Tell Me How) She is the Runway Cat among the BBB Power. Her singing is almost compared like catwalk. Her (More)

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Tags: beauty bulgaria bulgarian culture enurion fashion folk folklore kak kamilia kazhi mi music planeta pop winner youth

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What the Stardust stuff do on Tisha Be'Av (in mute!)

8,

01:24,

2008-04-18 17:30:29

Description: In Tisha Be'av The Stardust pub was shut, and all the employees gathered at Avi's house for some mindless drinking session. Sadly the recording came on mute. You can still feel the vibe, (More)

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Tags: Avi Beer Drunk Goldberger Goldstar Jerusalem People Pub Stardust

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Stardust Divisions Libertine Live Boost Sessions II