BEIRUT - The Penalty - From the Flying Club Cup 133,719 views love love this version too
Nantes is the 1st song from the new Beirut album called the Flying club cup.
La Blogothèque filmed each track of this album in Brooklyn, and will publish each of them on a dedicated website.
You can see them all at flyingclubcup.com
La Blogothèque filmed each track of this album in Brooklyn, and will publish each of them on a dedicated website.
You can see them all at flyingclubcup.com
Alicia Keys - The Thing About Love (Live) 124,105 views
new song off of alicia keys new album, As I am,Performing @ LIVE EARTH July 2007
Category: Music Tags: Alicia Keys Thing About Love LIVE Asiam live
Sleeping fairy by *Lillucyka on deviantART
#64.2 - BEIRUT - The Penalty 272,721 views
Sleeping fairy by *Lillucyka on deviantART
#64.2 - BEIRUT - The Penalty 272,721 views
LaBlogothequeSeptember 10, 2007 789 ratingsSign in to rate272,721 views (more info)Beirut play his new album with friends and exotic stuff.
Category: MusicTags: blogotheque Beirut Nantes Zach Condon concertaemporter paris musique music live show concert vincent moon mathieu saura
thank you teacher! another good one! HAVE FUN TODAY! YOU'RE THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD! HEHE <3>
Dance of the butterflies by *Lillucyka on deviantART
new note 8.6.2009 1.02pm Norah Jones- Bessie Smith 43,279 views
guess where i went after...Janis Joplin honey's....WOW...WOWEE OH MY GOD HOW GREAT THOU ART!
thank you teacher! another good one! HAVE FUN TODAY! YOU'RE THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD! HEHE <3>
Dance of the butterflies by *Lillucyka on deviantART
new note 8.6.2009 1.02pm Norah Jones- Bessie Smith 43,279 views
guess where i went after...Janis Joplin honey's....WOW...WOWEE OH MY GOD HOW GREAT THOU ART!
Peacock lady by *Lillucyka on deviantARTcourtesy found through trx through gismullr from abduzeedo
Janis Joplin - Cry Baby (live in toronto 1970)
Well, video de Janis...una de sus mejores canciones... wwww.fotolog.com/janisjoplin_2
THANK YOU FOR BLESSING ALL THESE PEOPLE WITH SUCH GIFTS THAT I WAKE UP TO EVERY MORNING IT'S SO GOOD FOR MY MORNING COFFEE / CHAI LATTE
last note, maybe my blog is now turning in to some wierd hdr photography / nature lover with the most amazing music in the world mag? i don't know? i still don't know why i love doing this but this music is just TOOOOOOOO GOOOOOD along with these pretty pictures...that you all share....maybe i too should go creative commons...but mine aren't there yet...still practicing...
drafted 8.5.2009 7:18pm est. original published 12.14pm 8.6.2009
NEW NOTE 12.35pm est.
Anchorman
Sobe58February 23, 2006 752,907 views (more info)The original audition tapes for ESPNCategory: ComedyTags: anchorman WIll Ferrell Ron Burgandy ESPN
Steve Martin On Johnny Carson 40,390 views
@TreyRatcliff don't b silly! will b gr8!ha! btw i watched land of the lost FUNNY ILY WILL FERRELL!
New Land Of The Lost Trailer 240,219 views
Based on the cult-classic TV series, Will Farrell stars as scientist, Dr. Rick Marshall, who gets sucked into a space-time vortex and stuck in an alternate universe of dinosaurs and sleestaks.Category: EntertainmentTags: Will Ferrell Land of the Lost trailer Sleestacks movie Dr. Rick Marshall dinosaurs TV show
also more good news SEINFELDS COMING BACK YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU CREATORS OF FUNNY COMEDY
new note 8.6.2009 1.10pm est.
and finally what i've been meaning...here's the beautiful Miss Bessie Smith..and of course Alicia Keys....
Bessie Smith - Do Your Duty 31,308 views
KEEP A CHILD ALIVE / SHOW ME / WAR CHILD INTERNATIONAL
also more good news SEINFELDS COMING BACK YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU CREATORS OF FUNNY COMEDY
new note 8.6.2009 1.10pm est.
and finally what i've been meaning...here's the beautiful Miss Bessie Smith..and of course Alicia Keys....
Bessie Smith - Do Your Duty 31,308 views
Bessie Smith (1892 - 1937)
was a rough, crude, violent woman. She was also the greatest of the classic Blues singers of the 1920s. Bessie started out as a street musician in Chattanooga. In 1912 Bessie joined a traveling show as a dancer and singer. The show featured Pa and Ma Rainey, and Smith developed a friendship with Ma. Ma Rainey was Bessie's mentor and she stayed with her show until 1915. Bessie then joined the T.O.B.A. vaudeville circuit and gradually built up her own following in the south and along the eastern seaboard. By the early 1920s she was one of the most popular Blues singers in vaudeville. In 1923 she made her recording debut on Columbia, accompanied by pianist Clarence Williams. They recorded "Gulf Coast Blues" and "Down Hearted Blues." The record sold more than 750,000 copies that same year, rivaling the success of Blues singer Mamie Smith (no relation). Throughout the 1920s Smith recorded with many of the great Jazz musicians of that era, including Fletcher Henderson, James P. Johnson, Coleman Hawkins, Don Redman and Louis Armstrong. Her rendition of "St. Louis Blues" with Armstrong is considered by most critics to be one of finest recordings of the 1920s.
COME ON NOW SING IT WITH ME NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arrested Development -Everyday People 24,638 views
can you believe it? boy we had fun last year...but now there's a fire burning in pemberton...a big fire also a big fire burning inside me too...i still haven't told you all the funny stories from the festival...one day... :) i love you...i can't wait for some more fotos! reminder to self, you never know what comes tomorrow...time to pray...read a book instead.
The Tragically Hip in Pemberton 2008: Ahead by a Century 2,512 views
Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland - Say It Right 219,330 views
Bessie Smith was one of the biggest African-American stars of the 1920s and was popular with both Whites and African-Americans, but by 1931 the Classic Blues style of Bessie Smith was out of style and the Depression, radio, and sound movies had all damaged the record companies' ability to sell records so Columbia dropped Smith from its roster. In 1933 she recorded for the last time under the direction of John Hammond for Okeh. The session was released under the name of Bessie Smith accompanied by Buck and his Band. Despite having no record company Smith was still very popular in the South and continued to draw large crowds, although the money was not nearly as good as it had been in the 1920s. Bessie had started to style herself as a Swing musician and was on the verge of a comeback when her life was tragically cut short by an automobile accident in 1937. While driving with her lover Richard Morgan (Lionel Hampton's uncle) in Mississippi their car rear-ended a slow moving truck and rolled over crushing Smith's left arm and ribs. Smith bled to death by the time she reached the hospital. John Hammond caused quite a stir by writing an article in Downbeat magazine suggesting that Smith had bled to death because she had been taken to a White hospital and had been turned away. This proved not to be true, but the rumor persists to this day.
was a rough, crude, violent woman. She was also the greatest of the classic Blues singers of the 1920s. Bessie started out as a street musician in Chattanooga. In 1912 Bessie joined a traveling show as a dancer and singer. The show featured Pa and Ma Rainey, and Smith developed a friendship with Ma. Ma Rainey was Bessie's mentor and she stayed with her show until 1915. Bessie then joined the T.O.B.A. vaudeville circuit and gradually built up her own following in the south and along the eastern seaboard. By the early 1920s she was one of the most popular Blues singers in vaudeville. In 1923 she made her recording debut on Columbia, accompanied by pianist Clarence Williams. They recorded "Gulf Coast Blues" and "Down Hearted Blues." The record sold more than 750,000 copies that same year, rivaling the success of Blues singer Mamie Smith (no relation). Throughout the 1920s Smith recorded with many of the great Jazz musicians of that era, including Fletcher Henderson, James P. Johnson, Coleman Hawkins, Don Redman and Louis Armstrong. Her rendition of "St. Louis Blues" with Armstrong is considered by most critics to be one of finest recordings of the 1920s.
COME ON NOW SING IT WITH ME NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arrested Development -Everyday People 24,638 views
can you believe it? boy we had fun last year...but now there's a fire burning in pemberton...a big fire also a big fire burning inside me too...i still haven't told you all the funny stories from the festival...one day... :) i love you...i can't wait for some more fotos! reminder to self, you never know what comes tomorrow...time to pray...read a book instead.
The Tragically Hip in Pemberton 2008: Ahead by a Century 2,512 views
The Tragically HIp perform Ahead by a Century at the inaugural Pemberton Music Festival in Pemberton BC, Canada on Saturday, July 26, 2008.Category: MusicTags: The Tragically Hip Ahead by Century Pemberton Music Festival 2008 magmazing KickStart Multimedia
...no more fighting....oh and see my family? we like to climb trees, up there...he's a metis and the other that's my soul sister...and we come from another tribe...and we're canadian (and i find it funny sometimes when people tell me to go back to where i came from....that was another funny one, maybe one day i can tell that story too, it wasn't pretty...we didn't fight or anything, i told you i don't like that....but this wierd feeling came in my gut, then i felt my temperature rise and my blood start to boil and then my head started hurting...then i hurt her with words...and started raising my voice.... :( and then i felt bad after :( because she was shaking :( by the end of it ~ but she started it first she was mean to me but i guess i shouldn't have yelled)...and we like wearing roots clothing and i'm wearing a pacific surf school sweater and helly hanson pants...plus timberland hiking shoes.... :D
...no more fighting....oh and see my family? we like to climb trees, up there...he's a metis and the other that's my soul sister...and we come from another tribe...and we're canadian (and i find it funny sometimes when people tell me to go back to where i came from....that was another funny one, maybe one day i can tell that story too, it wasn't pretty...we didn't fight or anything, i told you i don't like that....but this wierd feeling came in my gut, then i felt my temperature rise and my blood start to boil and then my head started hurting...then i hurt her with words...and started raising my voice.... :( and then i felt bad after :( because she was shaking :( by the end of it ~ but she started it first she was mean to me but i guess i shouldn't have yelled)...and we like wearing roots clothing and i'm wearing a pacific surf school sweater and helly hanson pants...plus timberland hiking shoes.... :D
Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland - Say It Right 219,330 views
InterscopeGeffenAM
June 05, 2009 <3 219,330 views (more info)http://www.nellyfurtado.comCategory: MusicTags: nelly furtado timbaland timberland say it right loose pop canada
June 05, 2009 <3 219,330 views (more info)http://www.nellyfurtado.comCategory: MusicTags: nelly furtado timbaland timberland say it right loose pop canada
Bessie Smith was one of the biggest African-American stars of the 1920s and was popular with both Whites and African-Americans, but by 1931 the Classic Blues style of Bessie Smith was out of style and the Depression, radio, and sound movies had all damaged the record companies' ability to sell records so Columbia dropped Smith from its roster. In 1933 she recorded for the last time under the direction of John Hammond for Okeh. The session was released under the name of Bessie Smith accompanied by Buck and his Band. Despite having no record company Smith was still very popular in the South and continued to draw large crowds, although the money was not nearly as good as it had been in the 1920s. Bessie had started to style herself as a Swing musician and was on the verge of a comeback when her life was tragically cut short by an automobile accident in 1937. While driving with her lover Richard Morgan (Lionel Hampton's uncle) in Mississippi their car rear-ended a slow moving truck and rolled over crushing Smith's left arm and ribs. Smith bled to death by the time she reached the hospital. John Hammond caused quite a stir by writing an article in Downbeat magazine suggesting that Smith had bled to death because she had been taken to a White hospital and had been turned away. This proved not to be true, but the rumor persists to this day.
KEEP A CHILD ALIVE / SHOW ME / WAR CHILD INTERNATIONAL
aliciakeysApril 17, 2009 175,736 views (more info)Help Alicia Keys Keep A Child Alive. Text "ALIVE" to 90999 to donate 5$ to the Keep A Child Alive Foundation.
i'm sorry i don't have any more room for tagging tbc will edit later...xoxoxo God Loves You! hehegosh i loved this post too....sigh....<3>...off to another hike! in Memphis :)
Marc Cohn - Walking In Memphis (Early Live) 356,443 views
DrMalPracktissAugust 16, 2008(more info)Marc's awesome ACL early performance of this tune.Category: MusicTags: Cohn Walking Korg Korg SG-1D
