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Dave Mason

Monday, December 29th, 2008

Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason Fan Club

Sunday, December 28th, 2008

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason

Thursday, December 25th, 2008

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason Fan Club

Wednesday, December 17th, 2008

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason

Monday, December 15th, 2008

Dave Mason Lyrics

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes.

Dave Mason Fan Club

Saturday, December 13th, 2008

Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason

Friday, December 12th, 2008

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes.

Dave Mason Fan Club

Saturday, December 6th, 2008

Dave Mason Fan Club

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes. Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

Dave Mason Fan Club

Friday, December 5th, 2008

Dave Mason Fan Club

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004. Critically acclaimed musicians to date and a co-founder of rock super-group Traffic, singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Mason has finalized his most personal effort in years with the just announced release of a solo album, 26 Letters and 12 Notes.

Dave Mason - 26 Letters - 12 notes

Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008

In 1967, English musician Dave Mason first found fame with the renowned rock group Traffic, the band with which he penned his classic hit Feelin Alright. Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee in 2004.

Dave Mason’s new album features rock and blues influences, the album contains 12 tracks containing Mason’s singing and trademark guitar handiwork.

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Music And Songs Online Information

Tuesday, September 9th, 2008

Just like myself, I am sure you have your favorites songs. These days you have an entirely new way to access them. I’m talking about all those PCs and Macs out there. You surely have one or the other sitting somewhere in your home. I can barely get along without mine. Now we can simply pop open our laptops and listen to music on line. This is what I call convenience. What tunes are on your PC right now?
How often would you say you can listen to music on your computer? Personally, I like to listen to music on the computer every time I hop on to check my email. You can access any tunes you desire these days simply by lounging at your personal computer. Get online and check out the cool radio stations that play all of the great music you love and never get sick of.
It’s simple and quick to pop open ITunes and download all that great fantastic music for a very low price. Find any and all songs you love within seconds. This new-age technology is so much easier than buying a CD. Try it, you’ll love it.

Ampiphy

Saturday, March 22nd, 2008

Ampiphy, a dutch rock band with some very young kids playing their hearts out has released a debut cd called lonely road.

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Janet Jackson Feedback video

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

Janet launched her new website: JanetJackson.com. The special about her website is that the fans can participate in the contest in creating their own video adaptation of Janet Jackson Feedback video that would go through Janet’s YouTube channel: “Destination Discipline”. You may enter the competion because if your video is in the ten most viewed videos, you are for a treat of a brand new iPod with Janet Jackson’s videos and music.

So, the single “Feedback” is here and the rest of the album “Discipline” is due this month.

Here is what Janet says about her new album “Discipline”:

“I love the dance. I love the mid tempo stuff. I love slow songs and the baby making songs. I still has the element to it. (…) You don’t know how many people come up to me and say – ‘This child was conceived listening to you’”.

Some Cheap Christmas Gift Ideas

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

No doubt things can get a bit pricey at this time of the year. Maybe this year you need some cheap Christmas gifts to pass out. Buying music CD’s or DVD’s of old classics is a good idea for cheap Christmas gifts.

Subscription Music Services Are Born

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Of course, there have been other free mp3 music downloading sites and peer-to-peer networking services since the fall of Napster. Although, not one of them have had the same hold on the market as Napster had. As you might expect, the recording industry was getting nervous about losing money and began pressuring lawmakers to crack down on illegal free music downloading sites, though lately they have been losing case after case. So, subscription music services seemed like a solution to some. You see, Instead of having to buy the CDs, with a the subscription music service, you can download the music you want. You pay on a per song downloaded scale which is usually about $.99 per download which can quickly add up into a lot of money. The best thing about it is if you want to download just a couple songs instead of the whole album, you have that option. You can download music video’s, top 40 hits, albums, or music collections if you so choose.

Know More About Music Chart

Sunday, July 29th, 2007

Nice info about Music chart!

Times have changed and the music media has had to adapt to people’s changing habits.  Shows that present the hits of the day have fallen out of favor, as audiences prefer TV and radio that specializes in a certain type of music. The MTV generation can pick and choose from numerous channels and not simply watch a rundown of…

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Christmas Songs: Set The Atmosphere With Your Favorite Christmas CD

Thursday, July 5th, 2007

If you’re like most families, Christmas morning is a very hectic time. The kids are up early and are jumping in mom and dad’s bed, begging them to come into the living room to open presents around the Christmas tree. However, too many people fail to set the mood properly. To set the mood, this Christmas, you should choose a CD with your favorite Christmas songs. Just pop in the CD and your family can tear open their presents listening to music they love. Christmas songs are usually only listened to once a year and when else is a perfect time to listen to them then while opening presents on Christmas morning?

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Listen to Music on the Computer - The Newest Wave

Monday, March 26th, 2007

I am about to lay my old stereo to rest. Now I listen to music on the computer instead of using the machine. I am always seated at my computer anyway and the songs are already neatly arranged in alphabetical order.

Why should I bother sorting through compact discs when I can just listen to music on the computer? I spent many hours creating the perfect song collection when Napster was running in full force.

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How to Rip Your CDs

Thursday, February 1st, 2007

So now you’ve decided on what type of player you are going to get and you are beginning the process of putting the music on that you want to listen to. A lot of people purchase songs online or use a site that can be described as legally questionable to boost their music collection; others simply plan to use their existing physical collection of music.

How to Rip your CD’s

Audios that Help You Learn Spanish

Saturday, January 20th, 2007

When in school, learning Spanish was the class I liked least…. Vocabulary and pronounciation just did not like me and I certainly did not like them!

Recently a friend pointed me to the download site for the Pimsleur Spanish I Part 1 audio. He had started to learn Spanish with it and told me it was so easy, he could not believe it: Plugging in the earphones about an hour a day and listening to this foreign language audio lesson, made his brain absorbe the stuff automatically. He says he starts to think ahead and sometimes talk (!) ahead of the audio, whilst listening on his commute to and from work.

So I gave it a try too, and yep! this is the way to go!!! I’ve now started to download the next lessons - Pimsleur Spanish Course - and am ‘training’ my brain to understand Spanish. It is truly fun, realizing that the Hispanic TV channels now all of sudden start to make sense - I actually enjoy learning Spanish now.

Psychedelic Album Covers Of The Sixties

Wednesday, January 10th, 2007

During the 1960’s and 1970’s, album covers tended toward conceptual protests of previous ideas of good cover design. Abstract psychedelic patterns were popularly tied in to this new concept. The “hippie” times were a period of mind expansion and discovery, characterized by demands for social and political reform. This was expressed through the medium of the album cover, with photographs of war contrasting with portrayals of aristocratic wealth. On a lighter note, “flower children”, nature, and Eastern religion were combined with psychedelic mind-blowing color-infused patterns.

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How To Pick The Music To Listen To

Friday, December 29th, 2006

Today, there are a number of ways to catch hold of music.  One is to browse in a music store and buy the CD that contains the song that you like besides other songs as well.  Or download the song that you love and then transfer it to your MP3 player to carry it along wherever you go.  To know more about it, read the article “How To Pick The Music To Listen To“.

Detective Story Audio Books.

Wednesday, December 13th, 2006

Welcome, to our ready-made, high quality, downloadable audio book store.

For this month, we shall concentrate our attention on the famous Sherlock Holmes.

“For generations, the legend has been passed down - a satanic tale of a gigantic hell-hound, a devil incarnate who stalks the wastes of Dartmoor wreaking a bloody and terrible vengeance on the Baskerville family.

What turns out to be one of the most interesting cases of the great detective’s career begins when a country doctor visits Holmes and Watson in London. He brings with him the legend of the hound and news of the sudden death of Sir Charles Baskerville. Sir Charles’ heir, Henry, is arriving from America and the doctor is afraid for the young man’s life. Holmes despatches Dr Watson to accompany them back to the dark and sombre estate in the Devon moor.

With peril at every turn and a murderous escaped convict at large, the mystery deepens. Is the ancient legend true, or is the hideous creature merely a part of a sinister conspiracy whose origins are all too diabolically human?”

That, of course, was from ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Click on the title, or ‘more’ and it will take you to my main site, where you may indulge your self with additional reading or, indeed, even actually listen to a generous extract from the stories.  This site consists of over over 5,000 audio titles and over 7,200 webpages.  All the data (including photos of every audiobook, and streaming audio samples) has already been entered and is continually updated.  You have powerful search features and everything you need to locate the audio book you seek.

Clicking ’site map’, on the left will offer a further list, containing not only Sherlock Holmes, but other luminaries such as Agatha Christie, Raymond Chandler, Edna Buchanan, J.D. Robb, etc.

Of course these are just a few, in this genre, that you may listen to on my actual main audio book web site.

Such as:

  • Detective
  • Horror & Suspense
  • Thrillers
  • True Crime
  • Action & Adventure
  • Classics

And much more

Cheers,

Ray Cunningham.

 

Accompaniment Music for Musicians

Monday, December 4th, 2006

Accompaniment Music can be very helpful for a musician to practice.

One day, we were fortunate enough to get some church members who were willing to volunteer to play for us during the services. You would not believe how it got people jumping and moving to the music. It was quite an amazing thing for anyone to see.

Accompaniment music is the key to improving your playing.

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Alpine Speakers For Really Great Sound

Monday, November 27th, 2006

Alpine speakers are one of the most sought after brands in the car audio system market. Created by the industry respected Alpine Electronics Inc., these speakers and audio systems are one of the best. See here for more stereo sound reviews.

Discover Peace With The Cordless Headphone

Friday, November 17th, 2006

The new wave of the future in entertainment is the cordless headphone. This makes listening to the television, the computer, a DVD player, CD player, or in some cases a phone possible without having the wire and cables that most earphones require. Find out more about wireless equipment.

Enjoy The Listening Experience Of Cordless Headphones

Thursday, November 16th, 2006

You can use cordless headphones to listen to CD’s, MP3s and DVD movies. Some of the best headphones offer an adjustable headband that also collapses to easily fit into your travel bag. For further information on this and other topics visit stereophonic sound.

The Joy Of Classical Piano

Monday, October 30th, 2006

The Joy Of Classical Piano

Classical Piano has to be the most beautiful way to celebrate a piece of wonderful music such as Beethoven’s Fur Elise. This piece performed live is to die for. Aa every composer is aware for every musical masterpiece there has to be an equally magnificent melody. Classical piano shows both of these.

How To Create Easy Crochet Picture Afghans

Tuesday, October 17th, 2006

Creating picture afghans are made most of the time using a Tunisian Simple stitch. You can find Tunisian crochet tutorials at stitchdiva.com/custom.aspx?id=40 With a published graph or a few simple graph-making tools, yarn in a variety of colors, and easy Tunisian crochet hooks, you’ll be on your way to making gorgeous, colorful afghans with images of anything your heart desires! If you prefer to follow written instructions, graphs can easily be converted to text. To do this, write down how many stitches of each color are needed for each row.

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Vision 4 Music - Nashville, Announces Worldwide Song Contest, $10,000 Cash Grand Prize

Monday, October 16th, 2006

Important: “The major difference in our competition and all others is we actually pitch great songs to major artists, even if you don’t win the contest,” said CEO Jeff Richfield, “We are located in the heart of Nashville’s Music Row, where the world’s best music is being generated. We are here to act as ‘agent’ on your behalf.”

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Setting Up In-House Retail Sales

Monday, October 9th, 2006

Now, that you are familiar and likely connected with online music sales sites, such as CD Baby, or combination online/offline retail sites, such as The Orchard, you are probably comfortable in having your music distribution and sales fairly covered.

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Jessica Simpson Launches A Public Affair

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006

Currently, Jessica Simpson is releasing her next album, A Public Affair, with Epic Records. She also finished filming her second movie Employee of the Month, with Dane Cook, in New Mexico. Jessica Simpson also launched a shoe collection set to be released in department stores across the U.S.

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Christina Aguilera Offers New Collaborations

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006

The new album reunites Christina Aguilera with her with producer Linda Perry and offers new collaborations with producers such as DJ Premier. The upbeat first single, “Ain’t No Other Man,” was premiered on the MTV Movie Awards prior to its debut on June 12.”This is a concept album that follows a bold vision,” explains Christina Aguilera. “The touchstones are Billie Holiday, Otis Redding, Etta James and Ella Fitzgerald, it’s what I used to call my ‘fun music’ when I was a little girl.”

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My First Billy Joel Album

Friday, September 22nd, 2006

I am proud to declare that I am a huge Billy Joel fan. In fact, I still cherish my first Billy Joel album. That album is not a CD but an old vinyl record. The kind that my kids think should be used as plates. I can still vividly recall the day I bought my first Billy Joel album. I was as small as my kids are now.

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Online DVD Renting Trend

Thursday, September 21st, 2006

Many surveys show that online DVD rental is the new trend in online business. Many companies offer the possibility of setting up your own DVD rental website and thus earn additional money or become your own employer.

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Dashing Through The Christmas Songs

Saturday, September 16th, 2006

But Christmas songs evolved. From the free domain songs that are still absolutely moving, like “O Holy Night” and “Little Drummer Boy,” sung by kids in itchy Christmas pageants or pious choirs once a year without fail and simple ditties about food and presents and figgy pudding and nog, Christmas songs have gone into penetrating, challenging, bonding, and spiritually elevating realms.

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Music Editing Software Can Create Sweet Sounds

Friday, September 15th, 2006

Recently, I received a CD from my friend, George. The CD was full of songs he had mixed himself on his laptop. I was expecting to hear a CD full of music that sounded hacked together since he used cheap music editing software. However, when I listened to the CD, I was stunned by the quality he was able to achieve even though he did not use any professional equipment.

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Music Editing Software

Sunday, September 3rd, 2006

My good friend, Andy, sent me a CD recently, full of songs he had mixed himself on his computer. I was expecting a CD full of music that sounded hacked together since he hadn’t created it on professional equipment, but I was surprised by the quality he was able to achieve using his own music editing software.

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Billy Joel Album

Thursday, August 31st, 2006

I will admit it. I still have my first Billy Joel Album. My Billy Joel album is not a CD either. It is a real record. The kind that my kids think should be used as plates. I can still remember the day I bought my first Billy Joel Album. I wasn’t much bigger than my kids are now.

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