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• Wizzy G

  • From: TrackWizard
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    Bust one from tha streets of the wes coast !! Right off the wizzards dome!!
  • 1 year ago
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• Dam The Torpedos

  • From: Damyankee
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    Instrumental

  • 10 months ago
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• Elvis Presley ~ Dixie & Battl

  • From: leoartist
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    No set would be complete without The king...Elvis Presley & Friends
  • 1 year ago
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• Fresh Grass

  • From: liurichard10
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  • 10 months ago
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• Elvis Presley & Roy Orbison ~

  • From: leoartist
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    No set would be complete without The king...Elvis Presley & Friends
  • 1 year ago
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• Brendan James - Hero's Song -

  • From: jennifer
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    This is a great song from the Body of War sound track, Hero's Song by Brendan James. Cover Art donated by Shepard Fairey http://www.bodyofwar.com This is a great album. I picked it up at the premiere in Washington D.C. This was just a small part of my visit there. I made my uncle go with me. He's been there for a long time and really enjoyed spending time and sharing stories. The documentary made no apologies for certain. I would love to see another one with Rumsfeld and Cheny highlighted. It's amazing what you can do with public domain video footage.
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 994

• Just Be

  • From: AntonioRoybal
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    by Tiesto

  • 8 months ago
  • Views: 990

• Larry Graham ~ When We Get Mar

  • From: leoartist
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    Here are some more sounds from my High School Daz...Enjoy
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 928

• Otello: Verdi's Most Powerful

  • From: ovationtv
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    Listen while LA Opera's Music Director James Conlon explains why he feels no greater Italian masterwork exists than Otello. He discusses the impact that this opera had on classical music and why Verdi is the perfect Shakespearean composer. www.behindthecurtainpodcast.com
  • 1 year ago
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• "Skin "by donzbop

  • From: donzbop
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    A hot night , a dark room., and some skin. I wrote and recorded this song in March of 08 for a music project I call "The Sternsmen" .It will be included on the CD "Meet the Sternsmen". The song photo is Colors by Cheryl Smith -Clifton

  • 1 year ago
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• Zetsubou Billy {Billy in Despa

  • From: XAnimeXPuddingX
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  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 820
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• Wir wollen alle wieder Kinder

  • From: ronby
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    This is a Cabaret song from the weimar era, composed by Friedrich Hollaender. it is sung by Ute Lemper. It is upbeat but satirical about war and government. This music was ultimately suppressed by the Third Reich when the Nazis came into power. In my opinion, this is a very Dada-esque song which was most likely heard by the Dadaists in Berlin in the early 20's.
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 661

• Falling Slowly

  • From: ovationtv
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    From the Academy Award winners, Swell Season.
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 655

• Heavy Metal Sax v. Dial Up Int

  • From: donzbop
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    Yet another song I wrote for "The Sternsmen" project. This one is a bit more experimental, using up to 5 layers of sax to get that chukka chukka sound for the background.

  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 645

• "4 "by donzbop and Patti Nucko

  • From: donzbop
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    I wrote this one for"Random Acts of Sax" Myself on the Soprano Sax and Patti Nuckols on the Alto.It was the 4th song that I wrote and recorded that day. When we re-did this version of the song, I used two deer bones that I found in the wood for the hand percussion part. I spent several months looking for the correct pitched bones and had built up quite a collection. My neighbors thought I was somewhat mad when they saw me whacking the bones together in the back yard listening for the pitch.
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 641

• Larry Graham & Grand Central S

  • From: leoartist
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    Here are some more sounds from my High School Daz...Enjoy
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 629

• " Lovely Day "by donzbop

  • From: donzbop
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    Every now and then you just have good day. This is one of the songs that I wrote for "The Sternsmen" project..

  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 613

• The Good The Bad and The Queen

  • From: Cassie
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  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 542

• Ball N Chain Mixed By BTiwana

  • From: TrackWizard
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    Bring in Back Rock !! from My Vast Collection of Live Mixs, From Flame , While I was doin 20 Fader Moves ,on a live 24 input Yamaha Console ,I was Recording a moment trapped in time ,They don t rock like this any more, Now I can share it with you all! I am grateful to have been Part of the Magic from 1999 ,,Bob Tiwana aka. TRACKWiZARD
  • 1 year ago
  • Views: 523

• Joey Altruda - Provocation

  • From: jennifer
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    Sir Coxson Selects... Joey Directs... while Roland Alphonso plays...SKA Jump With Joey, Strictly For You, Vol. 2 -REVIEW- By Space City Rock, http://www.spacecityrock.com/issue1/reviews /rev-J.html - Anybody with any doubts, listen up: Jump With Joey is one of the finest traditional ska acts around; personally, I'd put 'em up there in my own top five or so, along with folks like Skavoovie and the Epitones or NYC's Scofflaws. The criminal thing about it, though, is that only this past year have most American fans been able to get a hold of any of the albums Joey Altruda & company have put out -- when they started out, no label would touch them here in the U.S., so they ended up releasing their first three albums, Ska-Ba, Generations United, and this album here, all on the Japanese Parco label. Thankfully, Rykodisc has finally been able to re-release Jump With Joey's stuff over here (nicely packaged, by the way, with okay liner notes)... For explanation's sake (and to give a hint what this sounds like): like I said up above, Jump With Joey are straightforward "traditional" ska, and I mean the serious old-school stuff, from back in the day in Jamaica. Don't expect any punk guitars, ultra-high-speed tempos, or hell, even much singing -- instead, this is an album's worth of smooth, mellow, jazz-y instrumentals with tons of horn parts; ska the way people like Prince Buster and the Skatalites used to do it. And to be honest, that's no huge surprise, considering this album is about half covers of songs by legendary Skatalites saxophonist Roland Alphonso and Studio One head Coxsone Dodd...both of whom played on or had a hand in putting this album together. No, seriously. Alphonso tears it up on sax, and Dodd supervised most of the recording sessions -- man, Joey Altruda is one lucky guy... He and the other members of the band do themselves proud, though, breezing through the songs with effortless skill and adding a fair bit of their own Latin flavor. They hit high notes on the cover of Mancini's "A Shot In The Dark," and The Skatalites' "Look Away," "Let Me In The Yard," and "James Bond," in particular, and Jump With Joey's own original compositions "Dr. Ying Yang" (which for some reason makes me envision people dancing on the Promenade Deck of the Love Boat...) and "Ramoncito" stand up surprisingly well against the older "classic" songs. And in the company of folks like Roland Alphonso, that's no mean feat. (JH) (Rykodisc) - For more info go to: http://www.joeyaltruda.com/ - and...http://www.myspace.com/joeyaltrudamusic
  • 1 year ago
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