Rhythm

VA - 1991 - Atlantic Rhythm & Blues (1947-74) - Disc 7 (1969-1972)

2008-03-01 16:08:00

01 - Respect (Aretha Franklin)02 - [You Make Me Feel Like] A Natural Woman (Aretha Franklin)03 - Soul Finger (Bar-kays The)04 - Baby I Love You (Aretha Franklin)05 - Skinny Legs And All (Joe Tex)06 - Chain Of Fools (Aretha Franklin)07 - Im In Love (Wilson Pickett)08 - Memphis Soul Stew (King Curtis)09 - Since Youve Been Gone (Aretha Franklin)10 - [Sittin On] The Dock Of The Bay (Otis Redding)11 - Tighten Up (Archie Bell & The Drells)12 - Slip Away (Clarence Carter)13 - Think (Aretha Franklin)14 - Too Weak To Fight (Clarence Carter)15 - Can I Change My Mind (Tyrone Davis)16 - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Roberta Flack)17 - Take A Letter Maria (R. B. Greaves)18 - Rainy Night In Georgia (Brook Benton)19 - The Ghetto (Donny Hathaway)20 - Turn Back The Hands Of Time (Tyrone Davis)

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VA - 1991 - Atlantic Rhythm & Blues (1947-74) - Disc 6 (1966-69)

2008-03-01 14:47:00

01 - Teasin' You (Willie Tee)02 - Got To Get You Off My Mind (Solomon Burke)03 - I Want To Do Everything For You (Joe Tex)04 - I've Been Loving You Too Long (Otis Redding)05 - A Sweet Woman Like You (Joe Tex)06 - In The Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett)07 - See-Saw (Don Covay)08 - Respect (Otis Redding)09 - You Don't Know Like I Know (Sam & Dave)10 - When A Man Loves A Woman (Percy Sledge)11 - 634-5789 (Wilson Pickett)12 - Hold On, I'm Comin' (Sam & Dave)13 - Cool Jerk (Capitols, The)14 - Neighbor, Neighbor (Jimmy Hughes)15 - Land Of A 1000 Dances (Wilson Pickett)16 - Knock On Wood (Eddie Floyd)17 - Try A Little Tenderness (Otis Redding)18 - Mustang Sally (Wilson Pickett)19 - When Something Is Wrong With My Baby (Sam & Dave)20 - Sweet Soul Music (Arthur Conley)21 - I Never Loved A

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VA - 1991 - Atlantic Rhythm & Blues (1947-74) - Disc 5 (1961-65)

2008-03-01 14:41:00

01 - Little Egypt (The Coasters)02 - Amor (Ben E. King)03 - Last Night (The Mar-Keys)04 - I'm Blue (The Ikettes)05 - You Don't Miss Your Water (William Bell)06 - I Found A Love (The Falcons)07 - Cry To Me (Solomon Burke)08 - Don't Play That Song (You Lied) (Ben E. King)09 - Green Onions (Booker T. & The MG's)10 - Up On The Roof (The Drifters)11 - See See Rider (LaVern Baker)12 - I (Who Have Nothing) (Ben E. King)13 - If You Need Me (Solomon Burke)14 - These Arms Of Mine (Otis Redding)15 - Hello Stranger (Barbara Lewis)16 - On Broadway (The Drifters)17 - Just One Look (Doris Troy)18 - Mashed Potatoes (Nat Kendricks & The Swans)19 - Land Of A 1000 Dances (Chris Kenner)20 - Walkin' The Dog (Rufus Thomas)21 - Release Me (Esther Phillips)22 - Mercy, Mercy (Don Covay)23 - Under The Board

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Um Lobo na Estrada do Rock

Acidente: 'Rhythm'N'Blues'

2008-02-23 18:07:01

Clique para ouvirboomp3.comRhythm’N’Blues Helio "Scubi" Jenné Se estou sozinho no mundo sem ter ninguémQue Possa apertar contra o meu peito e beijarUm nó na garganta e procuro lembrarDo último encontro há alguns dias atrás... Olho pro céu estrelado e só vejo o seu rostoA lua é um sorriso e a cidade está sob meus pésE toda a turma vai pra casa dormirEntão eu fico parado olhando pro céu Esperando a hora certaPra falar as coisas certasMas as idéias fogem e é um tormentoInspiração é coisa de momento, de momento... Recorded by Acidente on its 2007 CD.Música gravada pela banda ACIDENTE em 2007, no CD independente "Não Pode ser Vendido Separadamente", editado pelo selo Stolen Records.Maiores informações, acesse e ça o download gratuito d

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Seymour Duncan STK-T1 Rhythm Pickup, Chrome Neck

2008-02-23 11:53:00

Early Tele sound without the noise!This rhythm pickup is designed to compliment the tone and output of the Vintage and Hot Stack lead pickups. Specially calibrated for the neck position, it gives you the sound of an early model Telecaster neck pickup without the noise and hum inherent in single coils. Includes chrome cover. 4-conductor cable.Seymour Duncan STK-T1 Rhythm Pickup Specifications:Number of Conductors : 4Active/Passive : PassiveDC Resistance : Split 7.9 , Full 15.88Instrument : Electric GuitarMagnet : Alnico VOutput : MediumPosition : NeckType : Single Sized HumbuckerOrder NOW and wail.. !

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Guitar Buying Guide

Rhythm of the Blues: difference between straight and shuffle beat

2008-02-21 12:36:29

THEORY: The eighth notes (straight by definition) divide time into two equal parts, i.e. you play two notes, of EQUAL duration, per beat. The shuffle eighth notes divide time into three equal parts. The first note occupies the first two thirds and the second note occupies the last third. See figure I. EXAMPLE: Here are two popular songs. One [...]

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Guitar Beginners: an educational blog

Rhythm Of The Night

2008-02-19 12:02:00

Hello all!I had a pleasant weekend, for the most part. I can't seem to quite kick this cold though, I slept half of Saturday and Sunday away. I don't get it. Just cause I don't take my vitamins everyday, I don't go to the doctor, I sleep by the window and I work with kids, does this mean I gotta be sick all the live long day? Ay dios mio!I went to dinner with a couple of my girls on Saturday, Sister HotCocoChiBK and, new to the blog, Sister R-Kansas. You see, our waitress detetect her accent and asked her where she was from and she told her Little Rock. The waitress replied "Oh, in R-Kansas?" LMAO! We had the classic reactions: I started smiling too hard and Sister Hot got this really puzzled, evil look. Anyway, the MOST important part....Chico DeBarge was having a drink a few feet from us

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Me, Myself An Eye

Sight-reading rhythm - Definition of rhythm - Representation

2008-01-18 03:54:07

Warning: In this section, you will only learn the rhythms and measures needed in the first volume of my guitar course. Introduction You will begin your rhythm training in an original way, by appealing to the less theoretical or intellectual data. Certain rhythms will be even approached through examples drawn from popular songs which prove to be [...]

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Guitar Beginners: an educational blog

Feel The Market's Rhythm, Feel The Trades, Get On Up, It's Profit Time!

2007-12-29 12:07:26

So you should see by now that I like to play stocks that I’ve been watching for a few days. I don’t try to predict news, I don’t try to predict how businesses are doing and I certainly don’t try to predict anything related to the economy; all I care about is how people PERCEIVE a stock’s news and people’s PERCEPTION of how their business is doing. Perception creates patterns and these patterns are PREDICTABLE because

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Finding the Rhythm in Your Breath

2007-12-23 14:30:58

Focusing on your breath can be a truly empowering experience. You may have a tendency to discount the power of noticing and using the rhythm of your breath because your breath is so much a part of... Achieving anything is not just hard work. Maybe there is something you need to change in between your ears...

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Manifesting: Life Magick

"the rhythm method" (work, society)

2007-12-05 19:46:40

it's not that i have disappeared in a cloud of marijuana smoke again.  it's just that i haven't really got into the rhythm of this thing yet.i am planning on posting on a more regular basis.  i am planning on...

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Rhythm & Balance

2007-12-05 02:22:38

By Domen Lombergar Balance is the perception of visual equilibrium, and relates to our physical sense of balance. It is an appeasement of opposing forces in a composition that results in visual stability. Most successful compositions attain balance in one of two ways: symmetrically or asymmetrically. Balance in a three dimensional object is simple to understand. If balance isn’t achieved, the object tips over. Symmetrical balance means having equal “weight” on equal sides of a centrally placed fulcrum. You can also call it formal balance. When the elements are arranged equally on either side of a central axis, the result is Bilateral symmetry. The axis can be vertical or horizontal. It is also potential to build formal balance by arranging elements equally around a central point, resulting in radial symmetry. There is an alternate to the symmetrical balance called approximate symmetry - here equivalent but not identical formulas are placed around the fulcrum line. As

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eArtFair .com

Review: John McLaughlin and S. Ganesh Vinayakram - The Gateway to Rhythm DVD

2007-12-03 12:38:13

My review of John McLaughlin and S. Ganesh Vinayakram's Konokol instructional DVD The Gateway to Rhythm has been posted at Modern Guitars Magazine. Konokol is an Indian system for mastering rhythm without drums. Review: John McLaughlin and S. Ganesh Vinayakram...

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The Guitar Channel

The Rhythm Dogs (China) (1999)

2007-11-25 14:25:02

The Rhythm Dogs is regarded by many as the best blues band in China with extensive performing experience at many pubs and clubs in Beijing. Their diversified music includes blues, funk, soul, R&B, Latin, modern jazz, rock and classical pop. Tracklist : 1.Prelude 2.In the love u　我这样算不算爱你 3.Hold on　坚持 4.Something you got　你的一些… … 5.Good thing　好事情 6.Ain’t nobody’s business　谁也管不着 7.Intermezzo 1 8.Domino 9.Build for comfort　生的自然 10.I’m in the mood　我需要爱 11.Intermezzo 2 12.Hey Bartender　嘿，酒保 13.She caught the katy　她捡到个金娃娃 14.Coda Torrent Download Rhythm Dogs Uploaded by BigNoodle ShareThis

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Frequency and Rhythm - Doug Johnson on harmonic rhythms

2007-11-20 10:57:00

Double bassist Doug Johnson (www.myspace.com/douglasjohnson) has written a series of fascinating blog posts on the relationship between pitch cycles per second and how these translate to beats per minute. This is heady and fascinating stuff! Doug writes: ....pitches in music are measured in frequencies, or more specifically "Hertz" (Hz), which are cycles per second. Most western music is tuned to A-440, which means that the pich "A" above middle C is 440 Hz. This will be my reference for the pitch to tempi table below. When a frequency is doubled, it sounds exactly one "octave" higher. So if 440 Hz is an A, then 880 Hz will be an A one octave higher, as in the first and last do in do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do. Halving A-440 will result in A-220, which is an A one octave lower. Now, since octaves "resonate" with each other, and if you play the bass you know what I mean, tempi can also resonate with pitches. Tempi are measu

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Jason Heath's Double Bass Blog

Snap! - Rhythm Is A Dancer

2007-11-15 21:47:00

"Free Your Mind & Join Us"12" Mix1992 MixX900 MixRoll On MixCute Poison MixBlade's Club EditPurple Haze MixTee's Choice MixCJ Stone Club Mix2004 Original Mix2004 Video VersionCheck This Out MixDownload DJ D's Snap! Wanted List

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Retro Remixes

Humans’ Natural Circadian Rhythm Disrupted By Daylight Savings Time

2007-10-28 14:42:42

Daylight Savings Time is still a week away in USA & Canada. If you are reading this today, and your computer clock is one hour behind, you need to patch your computer, unless you are still running Windows 98. In that case, you will have to adjust it manually, or just get rid of Windows 98. Normally Daylight Savings Time ends the last Sunday of October for Canada and United States. Daylight Savings Time now starts 3 weeks earlier in March, instead of the first Sunday in April, and for the fall, ends the first Sunday in November. There are exceptions: In Canada, the majority of Saskatchewan and parts of northeastern British Columbia do not observe DST but instead stay on “standard time” all year long. In the USA, Arizona (with the exception of the Navajo Nation) and Hawaii and the territories of Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa are the only places in the U.S. that do not observe DST. How does this affect sleep? My article on The Best Method to

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The Rhythm of Love

2007-10-10 14:27:00

As a child of the 80s, I have a deep and inexplicable love for cheesy rock music. While I enjoy bands from the 90s and the naughties*, nothing beats the endorphin rush I feel when I hear the opening strains of "Urgent" by Foreigner, Journey's "Stone in Love," or pretty much anything by Def Leppard. I recently made a startling discovery about this musical genre, however. I'm sure you'll find this hard to believe, but it turns out that almost all of this music is about sex . I know, it makes you look at Kiss's "Lick it Up" or ZZ Top's "Tube Steak Boogie" in a whole new way, doesn't it?It took me a while to put it all together, but my first clue came when I was a teenager. I was paging through one of those "Rock Music is of the Devil" books at a bookstore, and came across the assertion that the title of John Cougar Mellencamp's "Hurts so Good" was "a clear reference to sadomasochism." The remarkable thing about this claim -- in addition to making Mr. "Pink Houses"

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Mattress Police - Antisocial Commentary

How To Treat Circadian Rhythm Disorders

2007-10-10 08:32:36

Can't sleep normally or at the right time? Have sleep and work problems when traveling to a distant country or changing your working schedule? Then you are probably suffering from circadian rhythm disorders. This article has information on sleep disorder that you will find very useful. The circadian rhythm is the internal body clock that controls [...]

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Your Insomnia Cure

The Rhythm of Life

2007-10-07 03:49:00

Whatever you lost through the stroke of destiny, know it was to save you from adversity. One small affliction keeps off greater afflictions; one small loss prevents greater losses. [Mawlana Rumi] It is a long journey. Some make it, and others fall by the wayside. We all love the beauty of the diamond, but we forget the time and pressure it took to make it. Along the way we become discouraged. It seems too hard. It isn't. It seems impossible. It isn't.There will be setbacks and failures. Winners are inspired by failure. Losers are afraid of and discouraged by failure. In the wake of failure, winners want to do more, to be more, to do a better job next time. When faced with failures, losers become overwhelmed by the fear of greater failure. They allow the fear to smother them and in the process achieve what they wanted to avoid - a greater failure. The greatest failure is not to try.There are plenty of reasons to give up. Think of reasons not to give up, to stay strong, to stay focuse

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Inspirations and Creative Thoughts

I Got Rhythm

2007-09-20 11:26:00

It's happening again. We're finding it harder and harder to get together with our friends who don't homeschool. Their afternoons are filled with homework and sports practice and their weekends are busy with shopping, football and soccer games and all the stuff they didn't have time to do during the week. Recently, I called and invited a couple and their kids over for pizza and even over the phone, I could hear the daytimer pages flipping.It had to be either after school or on the weekend, of course, for them, and they both work, so weekend would be better, except that Allen, their son, has soccer practice on Saturday at 11 and his sister, Susan, has soccer practice at 3, so Saturday is no good. Sunday doesn't look too good either this week, because there's an away game for Allen and next week, there's a game for Susan. Hmm, maybe they could squeeze it in next Tuesday from 7 to 9 if the kids don't have too much homework and Bob and Ruth don't have to work late, but they kind o

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The News From Hawkhill Acres

You've got rhythm, I've got rhythm too

2007-08-29 13:29:00

10 years on from it's release, let's visit a truly legendary record...It was way back in 1997 that the Masters At Work boys rounded up a ridiculous All-Star lineup featuring the likes of Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, Roy Ayers, DJ Jazzy Jeff and a host of others to produce the Nuyorican Soul record, a record which has to stand among the 10 best Dance albums ever produced. The combination of Jazz, Latin, House and even Hip-Hop on this album has maybe never been done better, but with all the cats that contributed, could there be any doubt? Hell, this genius track, featuring guitar and vocals by George Benson, is the last freakin' song on the album! Talk about leaving 'em wanting more...Nuyorican Soul - You Can Do It (Baby) They never made a second one, so this record stands alone as a unique meeting of musical minds... file under: abso-fuckin-lutely essential.

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Essential Rhythm Guitar eBook

2007-08-21 16:03:00

A great way to improve your rythm guitar playing. This book/CD pack is based on the concept that, for most popular music styles, there exist a few basic, fundamental rhythm guitar techniques and a set of appropriate chords and chord voicings that determine the sound of each style. This one-on-one lesson with MI instructor Steve Trovato teaches the rhythm guitar essentials for 7 styles: blues, rock, country, fingerstyle acoustic, Latin/Brazilian, jazz and swing, and funk. The CD features 65 full-band tracks. Includes standard notation & tab.With standard guitar notation, guitar tablature, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, introductory text and instructional text.

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Rhythm Guitar - The Complete Guide eBook

2007-08-13 10:45:00

A comprehensive source for learning rhythm guitar in a variety of musical styles. It covers: open chords, barre chords, and other movable shapes; strumming, fingerstyle, flatpicking and arpeggiation; common progressions and basic chord theory; triads, sixth, seventh, ninth, and many other chords; and much more.

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Elite Beat Agents review. Dance to save the world in this quirky DS rhythm game

2007-08-03 14:13:47

“Ok men . . .” Get ready to Elite Beat! Elite Beat Agents (EBA for short) is one of the most unique, quirky and flat-out fun rhythm games you will ever play. And I’d reckon, one of the best rhythm games ever made on any system! If you want to see how a DS game should be done, then look no further than Elite Beat Agents! EBA is solely controlled via the touch-screen, and you use it to tap the screen in various ways to the “beat” of the song. The beats are colored dots that have numbers on them. You follow the numbers to successfully tap your way through. You are scored depending on how well you time your taps. While Elite Beat Agents may sound or look easy at first, believe me, it is anything but easy! There is so much to the game, and will be playing it for a long, long time if you are to see everything and get perfect scores on every level. It truly is a one-of-a-kind rhythm game, and suffice it to say that Elite Beat Agents will not disappoint. System:

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Troy Stetina - Metal Rhythm Guitar Vol 2 ebook

2007-07-31 15:23:00

Because rhythm and timing lie at the foundation of everything you play, its importance can't be underestimated. This series will give you that solid foundation you need. Starts with simple upbeat rhythms for the beginner and moves step by step into advanced syncopations - all demonstrated with seriously heavy metal examples that have practical applications to today's styles. Tablature. Music and examples demonstrated on CD. Includes "tab" tablature notation.Part 1Part 2

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Sight-Read Any Rhythm Instantly eBook

2007-07-17 14:57:00

If you would like to look at a complicated rhythmic figure and instantly know how it sounds, then this book is for you. The only way to sight-read rhythms fluently is to think not in terms of how long notes last, but in terms of what rhythmic sound might occur within each beat. This book shows you how to memorise the sound of each of the various combinations of notes that commonly occur within one beat. If you think in terms of beats, you can sight-read rhythms successfully because the beat remains constant. You'll discover the difference between duple and triple time, simple and compound time, and how to instantly play odd groupings.

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Thoughts from the Sidelines

Hit Me with Your Drum Stick Rhythm Pens

2007-07-16 22:24:50

We don’t doubt that a good few of you reading this will think that these drum stick rhythm pens are actually quite tacky whilst the remainder of you will think, like us, that, tacky or not, these are quite cool and would serve as great stress busters for the office. Quite how many of you think these are cool versus those who don’t will no doubt be reflected in the voting – and we’ll be interested to see how that stacks up. The Rhythm Pens come as a set of two – one blue and one red – each complete with its own rubber housed speaker and drum sounds (snare, drum and crash) which can be enabled at will via a series of buttons. Admittedly, a simple idea and hardly groundbreaking, but these Rhythm Sticks – which retail for £11.24 / $24.95 – certainly look like fun. And, sometimes, it doesn’t hurt to have a little fun, does it? ---Related Articles at Thoughts from the Sidelines - Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities:Designer Office Gadget Rocket PensCool Gear Stick Coat Rac

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The Autumn Rhythm - S/T

2007-07-10 22:07:00

The Autumn Rhythm craft haunting, minimalist songs of blissful sorrow — music that truly wears its heart on its sleeve. Their honest, understated melodies are punctuated by Valerie Allen’s lush vocals in a style that has been described by The Village Voice as “intimate, narcotic, and surprisingly mature”. The Autumn Rhythm have also garnered comparisons to the Velvet Underground, Galaxie 500, Yo La Tengo, Ida and Cat Power. Having hailed from Boston, Brooklyn, and now Boston again, high school sweethearts Valerie Allen and Eli Queen began writing songs together in Boston during the winter of 2000. The Autumn Rhythm continued on in New York City while Val attended college and released their first EP on Hello Doll Records in July 2001. While living in Brooklyn, The Autumn Rhythm recorded a four song EP at Marcata Studios, with Paul Maroon of The Walkmen. The Autumn Rhythm have shared stages with such great bands as The Ladybug Transistor, Aden, The Naysayer, Dan Littleton, Tara J

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WeHateGoodMusic

Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation teetering on collapse

2007-07-09 19:34:07

Sources close to Janet Jackson are hinting that the pop-diva plans on selling the swath of land she acquired on the coast of Guyana to form Rhythm Nation, a group of settlements bonded together by the idea that modern society has perverted man’s true purpose, to dance. Ms. Jackson (I have to call her that because she says I’m nasty) began purchasing the land shortly after the release of her album, Rhythm Nation 1814. After holding auditions, Ms. Jackson brought over the first group of settlers and began ordering life in Rhythm Nation according to her ideals, assigning positions of importance according to an individual’s ability to perform complicated physical movements. Initially, Rhythm Nation enjoyed some success, with its school curriculum winning praise from educators for its innovative approach to math. In Rhythm Nation “studios,” students would spin on their heads to learn Geometry and do the Robot to familiarize themselves with android technology.

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Funnimetric

the circadian rhythm

2007-07-07 23:32:22

I hope everyone had a delightful 7-7-7. I stayed up all night and into the day. I went by the pet store to pick up some chemicals to treat the algae in the tank around ten in the morning. I went to sleep around noon and woke up around sevenish in the evening. My sleep cycles [...] Visit my blog @ ModernSoapbox.com to read the rest.

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Modern Soapbox

Leftfield - Rhythm and Stealth

2007-06-25 06:45:00

Neil Barnes and Paul Daley, the Leftfield masterminds behind 1995's sumptuous dance stew Leftism have gone one better with Rhythm and Stealth. A little darker than its predecessor, the long-awaited sophomore effort clearly ranks with dance music's most versatile and human albums, ranging from big blocking dance-floor beats to waves of ambient melancholy, all framed bewitchingly as actual songs. Kicking in hard with the sub-thumping hip-hop trip of "Dusted" and uppercutting it with a spacey "Phat Planet", the momentum is maintained by the looping pyscho-techno mantra of "Double Flash." It is "El Cid," all sleepy, warm, sunny Sunday mornings, that offers the first hint of the richer personality to come. And while "Afrika Shox" rattles cages and "Swords" is undeniably addictive, the lush mystery of "Reno" best personifies the beauty and brilliance of this album. The song encompasses the aura of Nusrat Fatah Ali Kahn with an enormous, beautiful bottom end and engaging waves of samplers

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WeHateGoodMusic

Shelbourne To Find Their Rhythm

2007-06-22 04:21:00

Pick From 1 Division1. Monaghan - ShelbourneWednesday, 22 June Kingspan Century ParkKick off: 8:00 pmPrediction: Away winThe odds: in Decimal 2.20The verdict:After disappointing action for both teams in FAI Cup they meet each other at Kingspan Century Park today to decide who will be ...the last team in the Division! The domestic side is currently at the bottom , desperate to gain som efresh air, while the guests are above them but just 3 points is the difference between.And why i will go for Shelbourne despite the awful injury crisis there and the dramatic falling down of the form at the beginning of the season? The first reason is the quality of the home side - they have just 9 points from 14 games which is a solid application for finishing last at the end of the season. They have also dropped here points by few unambitious teams so far. Stephen Finnegan is still out for the Mons with an ongoing knee problem. A kind of good news for them: Steven Feeney and Cian Mackey both await la

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Amir Sulaiman - Poetry In Rhythm

2007-06-12 17:31:58

Great athletes oftentimes have their actions described as poetry in motion. A fitting description for emcee Amir Sulaiman's work might be poetry in rhythm as hes been creating his own unique brand of Hip-Hop since 1996. He debuted with the a capella

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Strictly Rhythm is back with “Strictly M.A.W”

2007-06-06 13:10:22

Legendary New York house label Strictly Rhythm and a new single from relaunches next month with a compilation mixed by Masters At WorkTodd Terry. ‘Strictly M.A.W‘, a double compilation mixed by Louie Vega and Kenny Dope, will be Strictly Rhythm’s first original mix CD since the label closed after thirteen years in 2002. The [...]

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“Rhythm And Blues Alibi” Lyrics

2007-06-04 08:24:08

You can write your tunes with rhythm and blues as your alibi You can sell your soul and lay the blame on the passers-by You shake your body on the tv screen It seems to me, you’d try anything twice And swing it out and use it as your aphrodisiac You can give it to me, to me Plain to see [...]

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HRY SEEING

Arthur Alexander - A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues (1962)

2007-05-15 15:42:00

Although his songs were covered by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Elvis Presley, country-soul pioneer Arthur Alexander remains largely unknown to the general listening audience -- nevertheless, his music is the stuff of genius, a poignant and deeply intimate body of work on par with the best of his contemporaries. Born May 10, 1940, in Florence, AL, Alexander was the son of a bottleneck blues guitarist who performed each Saturday night in the blues joints scattered throughout the region. Rooted as much in white country music as black R&B, Alexander was still in the sixth grade when he joined a gospel group dubbed the Heartstrings. After high school, he worked as a hotel bellhop, befriending Tom Stafford, an R&B-obsessed white kid who fancied himself a lyricist -- Alexander began adding melodies to his words, and through Stafford was introduced to a likeminded crowd of fledgling musicians including future legends Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham, Billy Sherrill, and Rick Hall. In 1958 Ale

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The Wolfman Howls Again - Mephisto's Rock Gems

Blues & Rhythm Update

2007-05-13 15:03:00

Another great post at one of my favourite blogs. The Blues & Rhythm blog just posted James Brown's early recordings. James Brown - The singles Volume 1 - 1956-1960 The Federal yearsJames Brown - The singles Volume 2 - 1960-1963Check it out at http://bluesandrhythm.blogspot.com

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Totally Fuzzy

Johnny Cash - Get Rhythm (1956)

2007-05-13 12:17:00

Johnny Cash was one of the most imposing and influential figures in post-World War II country music. With his deep, resonant baritone and spare, percussive guitar, he had a basic, distinctive sound. Cash didn't sound like Nashville, nor did he sound like honky tonk or rock & roll. He created his own subgenre, falling halfway between the blunt emotional honesty of folk, the rebelliousness of rock & roll, and the world weariness of country. Cash's career coincided with the birth of rock & roll, and his rebellious attitude and simple, direct musical attack shared a lot of similarities with rock. However, there was a deep sense of history -- as he would later illustrate with his series of historical albums -- that kept him forever tied with country. And he was one of country music's biggest stars of the '50s and '60s, scoring well over 100 hit singles.Cash was born and raised in Arkansas, moving to Dyess when he was three. By the time he was 12 years old, he had begun writing his own

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The Wolfman Howls Again - Mephisto's Rock Gems

Rhythm Tengoku scheduled for an Arcade release

2007-05-09 23:25:00

Rhythm Tengoku is more than likely one of the best Gameboy Advance games most people have never played. Designed by the genius's behind the Warioware series, the game is a unique mix of drum beats, button presses, and mini games, all of which even put Elite Beat Agents to shame. In the latest issue of Famitsu (which surprisingly has been filled with a ton of great news), Nintendo and Sega announced their plans to bring the Rhythm Tengoku series to arcades in Japan. I don't expect Nintendo of America to touch this game with a ten foot pole, especially considering that we still don't have the original Gameboy Advance game release in North America, but we can hope right?Rhythm Tengoku for the region free (greatest thing ever) GBA can still be ordered on Play-Asia.com... Just expect to pay more than full price for it.[Scan via creamsugar on NeoGaf]

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Arcade Renaissance

Do white people have circadian rhythm? and other urban myths

2007-05-09 14:32:00

Irrelevant song lyrics for today:I took the head off ElvisFilled Fred up to his pelvis...Yabba dabba doo,the King is gone,and so are you......brought to you by George Jones, everyone's favorite ALLEGED wife-beating alcoholic country singer.(PS: I'm not sure why I picked Larry/Darryl/Darryl, but they sure do look nice, don't they?)I'm back! I'm back!I'm sorry I've stayed away so long...I just figured that any/everything I would attempt to write would sound like WHINY crap. It's bad enough I screwed up and didn't interview with Mr. Fab like I had planned. However, I proposed the idea of a Christmas show to him so we'll see if all is forgiven on that one.Well, the would-have-been-Sudie's-wedding-day weekend went by with its share of happiness and sadness. D's friend MH from back home flew in and they went sightseeing all over. I had my own things...The most interesting one was the wedding reception I sang at with my small group. It was on Saturday afternoon, in Chevy Ch

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Shake It: Portable Video Gamer Reports on DS Rhythm Titles

2007-04-27 06:07:00

I have to confess something here... I have no rhythm. And this isn't the kind of no rhythm that would allow me to get away with only clapping my hands or snapping my fingers to a beat at a dance. I'm talking about no rhythm in the sense that if I tried to do half the things that I see being done on DDR machine in arcades, I would literally break my neck (and more than likely the machine) in a flaying, flying contorted ball of human limbs. I'm really that bad.Fortunately, the Nintendo DS with its touch screen seems to have the answer. Instead of threatening life and limb (and the lives of those around me) trying to play a rhythm based game at an arcade, I can now play them from the comfort of my own home with a stylus in hand (so that my limbs don't break any valuable lamps). The added benefit of this is that when I fail miserably only my cat will see just how horrible I am (since I try to avoid playing rhythm games around my wife; she has tendency of laughing at me... a lot)

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Arcade Renaissance

Atlanta Rhythm Section - So Into You (1976)

2007-04-06 17:01:00

Often described as a more radio-friendly version of Lynyrd Skynyrd or the Allman Brothers, the Atlanta Rhythm Section was one of many Southern rock bands to hit the upper reaches of the charts during the late '70s. Hailing from the small town of Doraville, Georgia, the beginning of the Atlanta Rhythm Section can be traced back to 1970. It was then that a local recording studio was opened, Studio One, and the remnants of two groups (the Candymen and the Classics Four), became the studio's house band. One of the facility's head figures, Buddy Buie, soon began assembling the session band -- singer Rodney Justo, guitarist Barry Bailey, bassist Paul Goddard, keyboardist Dean Daughtry, and drummer Robert Nix. After playing on several artists' recordings, it was decided to take the band a step further and make the group of players a real band, leading to the formation of the Atlanta Rhythm Section. Buie soon became an invisible fifth member of the fledgling band; he served as their manage

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The Wolfman Howls Again - Mephisto's Rock Gems

To control your circadian rhythm everyday, Sleepatil is the only way

2007-04-01 15:17:00

Can't sleep normally or at the right time? Have sleep and work problems when travelling to a distant country or changing your working schedule? Then you are probably suffering from circadian rhythm disorders. This article has information on sleep disorder that you will find very useful. The circadian rhythm is the internal body clock that controls the 24-hour cycle of biological processes in a person. Circadian rhythm disorders manifest more clearly as a continuous or occasional disruption of sleep patterns so that people can't get enough sleep. There are two causes: a malfunction in this internal body clock or a mismatch between this clock and the external world which affects the duration of sleep. Because of this mismatch, people often suffer from insomnia during some days and too much sleepiness during some other days, causing them problems at work, school or socially. We'll talk about the main circadian rhythm disorders. Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder is a circadian rhythm disorde

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About Sleep Disorders

What is a "Rhythm Based Event?"

2007-02-14 22:06:35

Welcome to One World Rhythm. My name is Pete Ellison and in this article I will address topics pertaining to rhythm-based event planning and participation. Whether you’re an event planner, guest, or fan of drum circles in general, I hope you’ll find this article to be both useful as well as informative. In this issue we’re going to discuss planning a rhythm-based event that will include event timelines, typical costs, and space requirements. I’ll also be discussing what to expect as a spectator or participant of a rhythm-based event. But first, for those of you reading the term “rhythm-based event” for the first time and are scratching your head wondering, “What the heck is this all about?” I’ll get into some of the basic concepts of today’s rhythm-based events. Rhythm-based events fall under the family umbrella of what are called drum circles. There are many types of drum circles conducted throughout the United States and ab

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How Can a One World Rhythm party make my (birth) day?

2007-02-03 06:46:54

We've all experienced our share of pin the tail on the donkey, musical chairs and the ever favorite - bashing of the piÃ±ata. And while these childhood staples are fun and rather predictable in nature, today's parents are seeking ways to break the "typical" party mold and venture into the unexplored.Â A whole cottage industry has sprung up to meet such a need and hence the creation of the "themed" party.Â Party themes can be found in all shapes and sizes, from my little princesses to NASCAR, Star Wars to the Flintstones.Â Although matching paper plates, cups and napkins are all "nice", the truly adventurous party planner will want to think outside the box and beyond pin the tail on the Chubaka.Â Which brings us to the topic of what to "do" at the partyâ€¦whatâ€¦toâ€¦do. Fortunately, the subject of what to do at the party also addresses the burning question, "How Can a One World Rhythm party make my (birth) day?"Â One World Rhythm has worked with all kind

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Strictly Rhythm reissues

2007-01-15 23:58:30

On January 29, the iconic dance music label Strictly Rhythm will reissue 20 of its biggest releases as digital downloads for the first time ever. These are available exclusively for 7 days before... [continued]

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Rhythm program is hard to beat

2006-12-20 01:28:52

Reprint courtesy of Anaheim Hills News / Orange County Register One World Rhythm rocked Canyon Hills Library.Â By DIANE REED Anaheim Hills News Libraries used to be quiet zones, where no one spoke above a whisper and librarians wagged their fingers and “Shhhshed” anyone that did. That is no longer the case. One World Rhythm rocked the Canyon Hills Library Wednesday and the library staff joined in the noisy fun. The interactive music program was a first at the local library. And, from the moment Pete Ellison and his percussionists Debbie and Richard Keith began distributing drums, apple-shakers, boom-whackers, maracas, and tambourines to the 114 children and their parents who attended their program, it seemed certain, it wouldn’t be the last. “Think about the last time you were at the beach and the waves were washing against the shore,” Ellison told the group. “There’s a rhythm to that sound. Today we are going to create and learn a one world

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Rhythm program is hard to beat

2006-12-20 01:28:52

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Circadian Rhythm Disorders and Sleep Phase Syndrome

2006-12-03 19:55:00

Sleep forms part of human's biological need to rest. As a person sleeps, the various physiological processes of a human body figuratively put into an apparent arrest and some parts of our system that were mostly exploited can be replenished for future use.However, imagine a system so disrupted that our normal scheduling for sleeping and waking is totally altered that means your circadian rhythm is altered. Some people tend to sleep early and wake up early in the morning and some cannot sleep early and as a consequence, wakes up late.These and other sleep-related problems are manifestations of a malfunctioning biological circadian clock and characterize several forms of Circadian Rhythm Syndrome. Circadian rhythm is a unique by 24-hour period or cycles in which our body is physically patterned.24-hour vs. 25-hour cycleEarth rotates around the sun in a 24-hour cycle, so as our body functions in this 24-hour time schedule. All living organisms charismatically subscribe to this cyclic res

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About Sleep Disorders

One World Rhythm Supports Shriners Hospital

2005-10-20 02:32:07

On October 7th, 2005 One World Rhythm participated in the 7th Annual health fair at Shriners Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Representatives from social service agencies set up booths to raise awareness and inform patients, families and community members about available resources. Information booths offering free dental screenings, blood pressure checks, lead poisoning prevention, cancer information, tobacco education, arthritis information, immigration rights information and child abuse prevention were just part of the resources offered. One World Rhythm provided interactive entertainment as they conducted two rhythm based events for patients and guests. Some great drum grooves could be heard throughout the event hall and all participants left the sessions with beaming smiles. The Los Angeles Shriners Hospital is a 60-bed pediatric orthopaedic hospital providing comprehensive orthopaedic care to children at no charge. The hospital is one of 22 Shriners Hospitals throughout Nort

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One World Rhythm Supports Shriners Hospital

2005-10-20 02:32:07

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One World Rhythm Participates in Charity Event

2005-09-17 02:34:22

One World Rhythm is proud to have provided entertainment at a recent Red Cross fundraising event entitled “Artist for Katrina.” The two hour family variety show held on September 16th was staged in the beautiful 450 seat performing arts theatre building at Moorpark College in Moorpark California. The event featured 20 unique performances from local dance, music and theatrical ensembles all rallying together to raise funds earmarked for the Red Cross to aid hurricane Katrina survivors. Show Organizers Joey Letteri & Carie Salas ended the evening with a big high five as they thanked the crowd and performers on hand for helping to pull off such a successful event.

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One World Rhythm Participates in Charity Event

2005-09-17 02:34:22

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