Mp3 music: Al Jarreau

Artist: Al Jarreau: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Jazz Jazz: Contemporary Jazz Jazz: Funk     Al Jarreau's discography:      Accentuate the Positive    Year: 2004    Tracks: 11      All I Got    Year: 2002    Tracks: 11      Tomorrow Today    Year: 2000    Tracks: 11      The Best of Al Jarreau    Year: 1996    Tracks: 17      Tenderness    Year: 1994    Tracks: 12      Heaven and Earth    Year: 1992    Tracks: 10      We Got By    Year: 1990    Tracks: 9      This Time    Year: 1990    Tracks: 9      Look to the Rainbow (Live)    Year: 1990    Tracks: 12      Live in London    Year: 1990    Tracks: 8      L Is for Lover    Year: 1990    Tracks: 10      Jarreau    Year: 1990    Tracks: 9      High Crime    Year: 1990    Tracks: 10      Heart's Horizon    Year: 1990    Tracks: 12      Breakin' Away    Year: 1990    Tracks: 9      All Fly Home    Year: 1990    Tracks: 9      Glow    Year: 1988    Tracks: 9 The only vocalizer in history to net Grammy Awards in ternary different categories (jazz, pop, and R&B, severally), Al Jarreau was born in Milwaukee, WI, on March 12, 1940. The boy of a vicar, he earned his first playing receive singing in the christian church choir. After receiving his master's arcdegree in psychology, Jarreau chased a vocation as a social worker, but eventually he decided to relocate to Los Angeles and try his mitt in testify business, playing small clubs throughout the West Coast. He recorded an LP in the mid-'60s, merely for the most part remained an unknown, not reentering the studio for some other ten. Upon signing to Reprise, Jarreau resurfaced in 1975 with We Got By, earning herald for his sophisticated brand of vocalese and victorious positive comparing to the likes of Billy Eckstine and Johnny Mathis. After 1976's Glow, Jarreau issued the undermentioned year's Look to the Rainbow, a two-disc live set that reached the Top 50 on the U.S. album charts. With 1981's Breakin' Away, he entered the Top Ten, marking a match of hits with "We're in This Love Together" and the title track. After recording 1986's L Is for Lover with manufacturer Nile Rodgers, Jarreau scored a strike with the theme to the popular television system computer programme Moonlighting, simply his mainstream pop success was on the wane, and subsequent efforts like 1992's Heaven and Earth and 1994's Tenderness establish greater success with grownup contemporaneous audiences. A string of budget compilations and original albums hit the shelves at the end of the 10, only into the turn of the century his original output signal slowed downward. That was until he signed with the Verve/GRP tag in 1998 and reunited with manufacturer Tommy LiPuma. LiPuma had produced Jarreau's ostensible 1975 debut, We Got By, and the pairing seemed to invigorate Jarreau, world Health Organization went on to acquittance leash starring albums under LiPuma's direction, including 2000's Tomorrow Today, 2002's All I Got, and 2004's Stress the Positive. 2006's Givin' It Up, recorded with George Benson, was nominated for trinity Grammy Awards -- each one for a different song.

Boom Bip

   
Artist: Boom Bip

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 Blue Eyed in the Red Room

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 10


   
 Corymb

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 11


   
 Seed to Sun

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 14

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Boom Bip is a Cincinnati-based blame music creative person whose mastery of the human beatbox and sample salvage has few equals beside Rahzel the Godfather of Noise. After acting in several bands during high school, he became a DJ in 1993 piece care college in Cincinnati. Offbeat turntablist methods bit by bit raised his profile, and he began recording for the Lex label. During 2001, Boom Bip collaborated on an LP with doorknocker Doseone and provided remixes for Four Tet and Jamie Lidell. He as well began a series of breaks records (Doo Doo Breaks) for the Mush label and, in 2002, released his solo debut, Sow to Sun, as office of a reduce 'tween Lex and Britain's esteemed Warp. Blue Eyed in the Red Room followed in 2005. Two long time later, subsequently producing Busdriver's RoadKillOvercoat, Boom Bip released the Sacchrilege EP, a poppier and noticeably more danceable put of songs.

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Little hope of deal prior to deadline

SAG Questions & Answers Is SAG going to strike? Though its contract will expire at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, July 1, no strike authorization has been given by membership, nor has one been sought by SAG leadership. It is expected that SAG will continue to negotiate a new contract and members will continue to work under the old agreement. Numerous A-list actors, such as Jack Nicholson, Ben Stiller and Sandra Oh, have weighed in on the SAG/AMPTP negotiations. What affect will these statements have on the talks? Hollywood's big names have come down on both sides of the issue. Some, like George Clooney , have come down in the middle. These statements will likely have some affect, but the impact is difficult to measure. What is at the heart of the dispute? SAG is seeking, among other items, residuals for members' work seen online, increased residual payments for DVDs, and increases in pension and health contributions from studios. What happens July 8? Results from a deal, worked out between AFTRA leadership and AMPTP, and put to a vote of the general membership, are expected. SAG is urging its members -- approximately 44,000 belong to both SAG and AFTRA -- to vote down the proposal. Why has no contract materialized? SAG blames claims that AMPTP's offer is considerably worse than what AFTRA's leadership has negotiated with the studios. AMPTP, on the other hand, claims SAG is refusing to negotiation in earnest until after July 8, when the results of its anti-AFTRA will be known. Has the stalemate caused any financial impact? Studios and production houses are postponing starting work until a deal is reached, effectively causing a work stoppage. The pinch also is being felt across the border in Canada, where studio operators say the SAG contract talks are putting a damper on production there. Key Dates & Figures May 28:AFTRA's leadership strikes deal with AMPTP, subject to ratification by members. June 18:Sandra Oh urges dual SAG and AFTRA members to vote down AFTRA proposal. The following week, she is followed both additional A-list talent, including Jack Nicholson and Ben Stiller. June 30:SAG's contract with the studios expires July 7:Deadline for AFTRA members to cast vote on AMPTP contract July 8:Ratification vote results to be announced Length of WGA strike:100 days Estimated Cost:$2.5 billion in lost revenues

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Negotiators for SAG and the studios kept bargaining Monday as the final hours of the guild's contract ticked away.


With little hope of a deal before the pact expired at 12:01 a.m., the union posted a message to its members on its Web site urging them to stay on their jobs.


"All members should continue to report to work and to audition for new work past the expiration date until further notice from the guild," SAG told members Monday. "Such work will be covered under the terms of the expired television and theatrical agreements."


There was no word out of the talks as to whether a contract extension has been requested by SAG. In the absence of an extension, one contract provision that would not stay in effect is the "no-strike, no-lockout" clause. SAG president Alan Rosenberg has done what he can to diffuse the threat of a walkout, saying he doesn't even want to say the "s-word" -- as in strike.


Before calling for a walkout, the question would have to go to a membership referendum. A 75% majority would be required before the guild's leadership was empowered to call for a walkout.


No such pronouncement in regard to a lockout has come from the AMPTP; however, insiders with knowledge of the talks say there are no plans to immediately stop production on the handful of films still in production. The AMPTP could be waiting along with SAG and the rest of Hollywood for July 8, when the results of the AFTRA membership's vote on ratification of their new primetime/TV contract are expected.


SAG's TV/theatrical contract covers 90% of the TV programs in production and 100% of all films. AFTRA ended its 27-year joint bargaining agreement with SAG before the start of negotiations. SAG leaders have been fighting the deal reached by AFTRA negotiators for its 70,000 members.


AFTRA and the 120,000-member SAG have 44,000 members in common. SAG leaders are urging its members in AFTRA to vote against the deal, saying they can strike a better bargain with producers if the contract is defeated.


The studios have brought film production to a virtual halt, but work will continue on the handful of movies the majors are still filming. Sony, for example, will continue production on its tentpole pic "Angels & Demons," a sequel to "The Da Vinci Code."


"In light of what's going on with the de facto strike, a lockout might not be out of the question," said entertainment labor attorney Scott Witlin of Akin Gump. "But really, what you have is a strike without strike authorization, because SAG has already decided to offer these completion guarantees with companies other than the majors. So they are striking the majors. Anybody else (other than the studios) who chooses to can make a deal with SAG to produce."


With the contract expired, the studios could decide to make a "last, best and final offer," which it would at that point have the right to impose upon the guild. SAG would then be forced to accept it, strike, or somehow induce the studios to change their position.


The AMPTP claims that SAG is dragging its feet to the bargaining table while it waits for the AFTRA vote, a charge the guild refutes, pointing out that the studios have yet to make an offer comparable to those that brought its talks with AFTRA to a close.


While SAG continued its talks with the AMPTP, AFTRA held an informational meeting for its members Monday night in Los Angeles to explain the gains it made in its new contract.

Key items of dispute between SAG, AFTRA and AMPTP
Home Entertainment
SAG	AFTRA	AMPTP
Wants DVD residuals doubled.	Sought no change in residuals.	Claims SAG proposal would cost it $500 million, seeking no change.
Actors' Clips
SAG	AFTRA	AMPTP
Wants consent for use of actors' clips in new media.	Preserved consent of clips. For productions that begin after July 1, actors can approve or deny consent.	Wants same deal with SAG as it has with AFTRA
New Media Residuals
SAG	AFTRA	AMPTP
Still negotiating with AMPTP regarding residuals. Wants jursidiction over all programming maid for new media productions.	Established jursidcation and payment schedule for Internet-based programming	Established jurisdiction and payment schedule for Internet-based programs.
Wage Hikes
SAG	AFTRA	AMPTP
Backed off demands for increases in extra/guest star pay.	Agreed to wage increases in traditional media over the next three years.	Took issue with SAG's proposed hikes, issue still under negotiation.

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Hendrix's drummer Buddy Miles dies

Buddy Miles, the legendary drummer who played with Jimi Hendrix in the Band of Gypsys, has died. He was 60.
The drummer died at his home in Austin, Texas on Tuesday; he had suffered from congestive heart disease, according to his official website.
A teen prodigy, Miles played with such other greats as Stevie Wonder, David Bowie, Muddy Waters, Barry White, Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin, and his work is credited with developing acid jazz and funk metal.
Reuters reports that paying to tribute to Miles, his former Band of Gypsys bandmate Billy Cox described him as "an unsung musical genius".
"Jimi Hendrix no longer has to hold auditions as the right drummer has just flown in," said Cox.

Williams not touring 'any time soon'

Singer Robbie Williams has told his fans that he will not be touring again "any time soon".
In a blog, posted on his official website, Williams also said that he probably won't release a new album in 2008.
The singer said in the posting: "There might not be a proper album out this year and there definitely won't be a tour any time soon."
Referring to his last tour, he said that the non-stop concert dates "nearly killed" him.
He also said: "There will be some kind of something this year. I might just put the B-sides to the next album out first online. Then put an album out in 2009. Which means you won't be seeing a lot of me on stage for a while."
"I do have to say, the more time I'm spending away from public life, the more I like it. Unfortunately I have a massive competitive urge that wants me to put out three albums a year."

Lopez picks names for her twin babies

Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez has reportedly picked names for her twin babies.
According to Digital Spy, witnesses at the North Shore University Hospital in Long Island said that they overheard the star calling her babies Maximiano and Emelina.
Previous reports had suggested that the singer's mother recently bought bracelets for the babies and had the names Max and Emme engraved on them.

Bell X1's Flock getting US release

Bell X1's Flock getting US release

Bell X1's bestselling Irish people album 'Flock' is to be released in the US afterward this month.
Billboard reports that the 2005 record album will be released in the US on 19 February on the Yep Roc judge.
The album's spill volition be followed by the band's offset extensive circuit of the US and Canada in March with dates in Capital of Massachusetts, Newmarket, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Toronto and a St Patrick's weekend usher in New House of York.
Public speaking to Hoarding.com, Bell X1 frontman Paul Noonan said: "We've reached a tipping point with America. We exist in an online era where medicine is devalued, so doing shows and making the live experience more special is the seat for us to bring home the bacon over new crowds."

Father Ted star reveals cancer battle

Father Ted star reveals cancer battle

'Father Ted' star Frank Weary Willie has revealed he is having chemotherapy afterwards being diagnosed with intestine cancer.
The Mirror newspaper reports that the 69-year-old, wHO played foul-mouthed priest Jackass Hackett in the strike clowning, had a neoplasm removed last Sep.
He is in the middle of a seven-month chemotherapy course that doctors hope will diaphragm the malignant neoplastic disease returning.
Speaking to the newspaper publisher Grace Kelly said: "The neoplasm was the size of a bloody cabbage."
He continued: "I had discomforts and symptoms that I thought were just gut problems. Merely when you're told it's cancer, it doesn't come in as such a massive electric shock."
Eugene Curran Kelly added: "I've made a complete recovery. Just I demand chemo to reduce the chance of it returning."