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Showing posts with label jukebox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jukebox. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
hallelujah video jukebox
Leonard Cohen wrote Hallelujah in 1984. Since then it has been sung by numerous artists. Who knew that even Bob Dylan has sung Hallelujah? Enjoy the most popular of them in this video jukebox which begins with an early recording by Leonard Cohen and ends with a performance by him in Dublin 2008.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
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Sunday, December 23, 2007
Friday, December 21, 2007
man in black video jukebox
"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" is the way the Man in Black began his concerts. Over a 50 year career he had many hits including Ring of Fire and I Walk the Line . As a testament to his popularity he sold over 90 million albums during his lifetime.
Just before Johnny Cash died in 2003 he wrote and performed what I think is one of his best songs - Hurt
Just before Johnny Cash died in 2003 he wrote and performed what I think is one of his best songs - Hurt
Monday, December 17, 2007
amazing grace video jukebox
Some great musicians sing Amazing Grace. My favorite is Judy Collins, but Lee Ann Rimes also gives a great contemporary performance. And how about the Blind Boys from Alabama singing Amazing Grace to the tune of House of the Rising sun or Amazing Grace in the Cherokee language?
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Saturday, October 06, 2007
leonard cohen video jukebox
Leonard Cohen is a Canadian songwriter,singer,poet and storyteller. Leonard is different and I like that. What do you think?
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
dave allen video jukebox
Dave Allen (1936-2005) was one of the funniest stand up comedians ever. Always a great storyteller, his only props were a cigarette and a glass of whiskey. Enjoy some of his funniest clips from You Tube.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
abigail washburn video jukebox
Abigail Washburn is a great singer and banjo player. She is equally comfortable singing in Chinese or English. Perhaps the only time she is uncomfortable is when she is without her banjo which she considers to be a required fashion accessory.
Abigail Washburn is currently a member of the Uncle Earl and Sparrow Quartet's band.
She has also performed with the Canadian Duhks band.
Abigail Washburn is currently a member of the Uncle Earl and Sparrow Quartet's band.
She has also performed with the Canadian Duhks band.
uncle earl video jukebox
The musical group Uncle Earl is not what you might think. It's an all female band that plays a lot of old-tyme music with a contemporary flair.
I saw these g'Earls, as they like to be called, in concert at the Freight and Salvage Coffee House in Berkeley recently. They all are very talented ladies who can write, sing, play instruments and even clog on occasion.
Speaking of clogging, checkout the first video below. It's a recently released one showing the g'Earls participating in some mean Kung Fu clogging!
If you enjoy these videos, I'm sure you would like Uncle Earl's new Waterloo,Tennessee CD
I saw these g'Earls, as they like to be called, in concert at the Freight and Salvage Coffee House in Berkeley recently. They all are very talented ladies who can write, sing, play instruments and even clog on occasion.
Speaking of clogging, checkout the first video below. It's a recently released one showing the g'Earls participating in some mean Kung Fu clogging!
If you enjoy these videos, I'm sure you would like Uncle Earl's new Waterloo,Tennessee CD
sixties music video jukebox
The sixties were a decade of great social upheaval. It was also a decade when some music was created.
Revisit these times with some of the best music that came from this era.
Revisit these times with some of the best music that came from this era.
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