Copyright Law Explained by Disney Characters
A very clever, yet long explanation.
Off-beat postings of artist and film maker Mike Bass. "A place to display my art and things that interest me."
A very clever, yet long explanation.
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Remaking their 1949 hit on 1960 TV show. Red and Jo are in fine form.
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Harry at his best.
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Here are some of a few of my past colleagues that are very musical.
THE NEIL YOUNG'UNS:
LARRY CARIOU - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, harmonica STEVE WHITEHOUSE - lead guitar, bass, backing vocals TRUDY BINDER - keyboards, backing vocals DENIS GONZALEZ - bass, banjo, keyboards, backing vocals JOHN VAN BRUGGEN - drums
Formed (as a band) in 2008, although Larry has been playing solo for decades. Steve, Denis and JVB have played in numerous bands together since the early 90's including: Action Motion Men, Spittake & The Duvets. Trudy has also played and recorded as a solo artist. THE NEIL YOUNG'UNS are available for gigs and can be contacted thru: Marc Teghrarian - 416-617-6272 or contact(at)sonica(dot)ca
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Eochu's Lake from First Light Movies on Vimeo.
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I saw Dorlores in concert in Ottawa, Canada, in the late 80's. By this time, her voice was suffering from her heavy smoking habit as she was having trouble finding her breath. Still, she has the most clear and distinctive Irish female voice for her time. You may have heard her on the 'A Womans Heart' CD series singing with other great Irish singers like Mary Black, Eleanor McEvoy, Maura O'Connell and Sharon Shannon. This clip is from TG4, the Irish speaking TV network broadcasting from Dublin.
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On January 6 the nominations for the Norwegian Grammy Spellemann have been announced. In the category Best Female Artist Ane Brun has been nominated for her latest studio album Changing Of The Seasons.
The BBC Radio2 have been playing her in the evenings and tip her as a best new artist. They compare her voice to Bjork and Dolly Parton!
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My vote for this years best new Christmas single.
Well, it's original anyway.
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A lack-luster TV lip-sync performance, yet still in good form.
Before heroin took the life of Gram Parsons, his band The Flying Burrito Brothers had mild success. As a follow through of the band The Byrds, were Gram's country styled writing took hold and came into its own, The Burritos seemed to be a logical musical path. Young Emmylou Harris and Gram toured together under his banner singing his songs for a while after the Burritos disbanded mainly due to his drug problem. It was Grams association with Keith Richards and his then lifestyle with drugs, that would become fatal for his band and ultimately Parsons. His strong canon of music remains and is covered by many as a tribute to what was and what might have been.
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