 Artist: Justus Koehncke: mp3 download Genre(s): Dance Discography:  Was Ist Musik Year: 2002 Tracks: 10 Extending his voracious melodious appetence for all things van, pop, and dance into his possess afford, German producer Justus Köhncke has flirted with the charts (as one third of Whirlpool Productions, wHO had a hit in their native land with "From Disco to Disco"), covered Janis Ian and Marvin Hamlisch, and has released material on the Kompakt sign. Köhncke began releasing solo material in 1999 with Spiralen der Erinnerung (Spirals of Memory), an record album that consisted alone of covers. Two eld later, Köhncke united up with Kompakt and released 2 singles betwixt 2001 and 2002 (Blue jet-propelled plane and 2 After 99) that predated Was Ist Musik?, his second LP. |
Saturday 6 September 2008
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Wednesday 27 August 2008
Director starts work on Iron Man 2
It has been revealed that 'Iron Man' director Jon Favreau has already begun work on the sequel.
The Los Angeles Times quotes the director as saying: "We're working on it now, which hasn't been officially announced."
Favreau said that the film would be released in 2010.
The newspaper says that 'Tropic Thunder' writer Justin Theroux is writing the script and that Marvel Studios and Paramount Pictures desire to have the film in cinemas on 30 April 2010.
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Sunday 17 August 2008
Amy Winehouse Allegedly Attacks A Photographer In London
In her first public appearance in nearly deuce weeks, Amy Winehouse has been accused of assaulting a member of the paparazzi and a passerby.
The troubled singer was at a fundraiser in a London pothouse, raising money for her favourite local The Hawley Arms, which burnt down in February's Camden fire.
According to reports, Amy and her goddaughter were allegedly causing mayhem after going the Dingwalls pub, stellar to a security
Thursday 7 August 2008
Eddie Money
Artist: Eddie Money
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
The Essential Eddie Money
Year: 2003
Tracks: 15
Shakin' with the Money Man
Year: 1997
Tracks: 14
No Control
Year: 1990
Tracks: 11
Eddie Money
Year: 1990
Tracks: 10
Greatest Hits: The Sound of Money
Year: 1989
Tracks: 13
Playing For Keeeps
Year: 1980
Tracks: 9
Eddie Money arrived in the late '70s at the height of album rock's popularity. While Money didn't have a noteworthy interpreter, he had a hang for attention-getting, blue-collar rock & roll, which he delivered with a surprising quantity of milled, radio-friendly fineness. He was able to go in the early MTV era by filming a series of
Tuesday 1 July 2008
June Christy
Artist: June Christy
Genre(s):
Vocal
Jazz
Other
Discography:
The Misty Miss Christy
Year: 1992
Tracks: 14
Something Cool
Year: 1960
Tracks: 11
Ballads for Night People
Year: 1960
Tracks: 18
Though she was the epitomy of the vocal cool movement of the 1950s, June Christy was a warm, debonaire vocalizer able-bodied to stretch out her telling voice on live sway tunes and ready herself apart from other vocalists with her misleadingly simple enunciation. From her time in Stan Kenton's Orchestra, she hereditary a focus on brassy swing from arranger friends like Pete Rugolo. Rugolo would become a consistent familiar far into her solo years likewise, arranging nearly of her LPs and reconciliation her gymnastic outspoken abilities with a series of heedful charts.
Innate Shirley Luster in Springfield, Illinois, she began telling early on and appeared with a local bon ton band during heights schoolhouse. She moved to Chicago in the early '40s, changed her distinguish to Sharon Leslie, and panax quinquefolius with a group light-emitting diode by Boyd Raeburn. In 1945, after listening that Anita O'Day had just left Stan Kenton's Orchestra, she auditioned for the role and got it early that year. Despite an early resemblance (physically and vocally) to O'Day, the isaac Merrit Singer -- renamed June Christy -- soon found her possess style: a quick, debonair vox that stretched out attractively and enlivened Kenton's crossover novelties ("Shoo Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy," the million-selling "Tampico") as well as the leader's in an elaborate way staged standards ("How High the Moon"). As she became more and more democratic within the Kenton band, adapter Pete Rugolo began piece of writing charts with her trend especially in intellect. After the Kenton orchestra stony-broke up in 1948, Christy worked the nightspot circle for awhile before reuniting with Kenton for his 1950 Innovations in Modern Music Orchestra, a very modern forty-piece group that toured America. She had already debuted as a solo act the year ahead, transcription for Capitol with a chemical group light-emitting diode by her married man, Kenton tenor saxophonist Bob Cooper.
Christy's debut LP for Capitol, 1954's Something Cool, was recorded with Rugolo at the head of the orchestra. The album launched the vocal cool movement and reach the Top 20 album charts in America, as did a follow-up, The Misty Miss Christy. Her 1955 Duo LP opposite her voice with Kenton's piano, spell most of her Capitol LPs featured her with versatile Kenton personnel department and Rugolo (or Bob Cooper) at the head of the orchestra. She reprised her to begin with big band years with 1959's June Christy Recalls Those Kenton Days, and recorded a raft of concept LPs before retiring in 1965. Christy returned to the studio merely once, for 1977's Impromptu on Musicraft.
Wednesday 25 June 2008
Ireland gets its Eurovision Turkey
Dustin the Turkey has been chosen by the public to represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest semi-final in Belgrade in May. Watch the Eurosong 2008 result here.
He won Eurosong 2008 from the University Concert Hall in Limerick with his song 'Irelande Douze Pointe'.
He saw off the challenge of other finalists Donal Skehan, Maya, Leona Daly, Liam Geddes and Marc Roberts. Watch the six finalists on Eurosong 2008 here.
Dustin the Turkey will now compete in the first Eurovision semi-final on Tuesday 20 May.
The final takes place on Saturday 24 May.
Bookies William Hill have installed Dustin the Turkey as the 10-1 favourite to win Eurovision.
The company's spokesman, Tony Kenny, said: "These days you have to be either from the old Eastern Bloc or have a great gimmick to win Eurovision - and a singing turkey will possibly be one of the most bizarre things that a Eurovision audience will ever see."
"He'll go to Belgrade on a wing and a prayer and, fingers crossed, he'll ruffle a few feathers when he gets there," he added.
He won Eurosong 2008 from the University Concert Hall in Limerick with his song 'Irelande Douze Pointe'.
He saw off the challenge of other finalists Donal Skehan, Maya, Leona Daly, Liam Geddes and Marc Roberts. Watch the six finalists on Eurosong 2008 here.
Dustin the Turkey will now compete in the first Eurovision semi-final on Tuesday 20 May.
The final takes place on Saturday 24 May.
Bookies William Hill have installed Dustin the Turkey as the 10-1 favourite to win Eurovision.
The company's spokesman, Tony Kenny, said: "These days you have to be either from the old Eastern Bloc or have a great gimmick to win Eurovision - and a singing turkey will possibly be one of the most bizarre things that a Eurovision audience will ever see."
"He'll go to Belgrade on a wing and a prayer and, fingers crossed, he'll ruffle a few feathers when he gets there," he added.
Tuesday 24 June 2008
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