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Sometimes You Need To Give It Time
I have a pile of 500 or so CDs for sale on Discogs because I will probably never play again. This does not necessarily mean they are bad or I don’t like them, it just means that I won’t play them again and they may as well go to someone who wants them. Although I have vinyl I don’t sell any because I know that some may stick or jump and then things get awkward.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Beat
Ella Fitzgerald-The first African woman to win multiple Grammys Award
And the Yellow Basket, and then he sees a little girl who wears it everywhere, interested in a deeper understanding... and for her album Best Jazz Performance, Fitzgerald was a black woman's first win. President Reagan introduced Ella to the United Service Organization (USO), which demonstrated her philanthropy, ... In 2008, Marilyn and Ella's plays and pronunciation were great for babies and toddlers, and on 125th Street she There is Fitzgerald in his personal life. At the first annual Grammy Awards in 1958, Ella Fitzgerald received two awards: Jazz Singer, Best Vocal Performance, Female, and Best Jazz Individual. At the first Grammy Awards in 1958, Fitzgerald won her first two Grammy Awards—and made history as the first African American to receive the award—for Best Solo Jazz Performance and Best Female Vocal Performance for two projects in Ella's Songbook. for. ... Fitzgerald sings Duke Ellington's Songbook and Ella Fitzgerald sings Irving Berlin's Songbook, respectively.
By Rise tr4 years ago in Beat
Lounge Music Chronology
The earliest form of lounge music sprouted between 1920’s and 1930’s. It was then called light music. As the need arise, it has manifested to music played in hotels, hotel lounges, bars, piano bars and casino bars. The music was to create a sense of relaxation in the ambiance.
By juhi kanojia4 years ago in Beat
An Evening With Silk Sonic Album Review
If the quote in the picture is real, then I am now officially a transcendent being. Have you ever had a transcendent experience while listening to music? I’m sure you have. But have you ever felt like someone had dived into your very psyche and created music that spoke to parts of you that you never knew existed? That was my experience of listening to An Evening with Silk Sonic by Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak, A.K.A Silk Sonic.
By Yve Anmore4 years ago in Beat
Top 7 Best Vintage Stereo Receivers Of All Time
Over the years, there has been a significant advancement in AV receiver technology. There has been a significant shift from basic devices based on vacuum tubes to solid-state transistors, and from big and bulky to tiny and compact during the last year. Vintage Stereo Receiver is always a breath of fresh air to be able to speak about these antique treasures and invoke that nostalgic sensation. In order to address this, we will examine the finest and most noteworthy AV receivers in history in this post.
By Amilia Jhon4 years ago in Beat
Meeting the Legend's Wives
Meeting the Widows of the Legends It was the House That Ruth Built; a magnificent sight on 161st Street and River in the Bronx.
By roy Slezak4 years ago in Beat
Classical Chamber Music
In their kind style, the cantata and oratorio are near one another; nonetheless, contrasts exist. As per Kamien (2018), the syntheses of the primary type were related to Renaissance choral exhibitions and were pointed toward showing one chose the subject. Quite possibly, the most remarkable cantata arranger was Johann Sebastian Bach. His "Cantata No. 140" is probably the best work of the Baroque period.
By Anshgptx4 years ago in Beat
Renaissance Music
In the Middle Ages, music was the privilege of the congregation. The majority of the musical works were consecrated and given serenades, which were essential for the religion from the earliest starting point of Christianity. All vocals were performed by proficient artists who were uniquely prepared for this reason.
By Anshgptx4 years ago in Beat
The iPod That Could Have Been Lost Forever
It was a snow day. My 11-year-old friends and I decided to play within the contents of our neighborhood. Nothing unordinary.......
By Olivia Paus 4 years ago in Beat
The B-Side
The Phenomenon Known As The B-Side. A B-side? Many younger readers might have heard the term but quickly dismissed it. But chances are they’ve never seen one in the flesh.
By Brian 5 years ago in Beat
This song comes from the bible
Turn! Turn!, which was released on December 6, 1965. The Byrds' single is the most successful recorded version of the song, having reached number 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 charts and number 26 on the UK Singles Chart. The lyrics of Pete Seeger's song “To Everything There Is a Season” were taken word for word from the Bible (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8). The only words Seeger added were “Turn! Turn! Turn!” and “I swear it's not too late.
By Lawrence Edward Hinchee5 years ago in Beat
Paul Williams last years with The Temptations
The Temptations are always on the Top My personal favorite song from The Temptations is "Standing on the Top." This hit record features Rick James and 7 men who performed with the group at one time or another. These were 8 talented men who set their egos aside to produce a record and video that thrilled the world. Otis Williams, Melvin Franklin, Glen Leonard, Richard Street, Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffin, and Dennis Edwards were all on hand but there was one man who was missing. Baritone singer and choreographer. Paul Williams, the brother of founder Otis had passed away years before.
By Cheryl E Preston5 years ago in Beat