Thursday 28 August 2008

Mp3 music: Aqua Velvets






Aqua Velvets
   

Artist: Aqua Velvets: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Rock

   







Aqua Velvets's discography:


Surfmania
   

 Surfmania

   Year: 2005   

Tracks: 12






The San Francisco-based Aqua Velvets began creating their possess distinctive way of original surf sway in the late '80s. The grouping came from the epicenter of the late '80s/early '90s new surf-rock movement, pickings their dream from musicians like Dick Dale, the Shadows, the Ventures, Link Wray, Arthur Lyman and Ennio Morricone. Their inciter of surf-rock corporate elements of Latin and Mediterranean music, psychedelic, rockabilly and even some of the newer "wait area" music. The Aqua Velvets consisted of Miles Corbin (lay maker and guitars), Michael Lindner (bass, keyboards and accordion), Hank Maninger (guitar) and ex-Rubinoos drummer Donn Spindt. The quartet's 1st class self-titled, self-produced 1992 Riptide/Heyday Records debut was recorded in phases over a four-year period after working hours in the Porsche service department where Lindner was employed as a mechanic, where the natural echoes created by the concrete floor and high gear ceilings created precisely the correct quantity of natural reverb. Three age by and by, the group returned with Surfmania on WEA/Atlantic, followed by 1996's Nomad on Milan Entertainment/BMG. Guitar Noir appeared in 1997. Their music likewise appeared in the film Jury Duty, the documentary Surfer Girl, and the CD-ROM Surf one and only hundred one.





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Monday 18 August 2008

Mp3 music: Donna Hightower






Donna Hightower
   

Artist: Donna Hightower: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Vocal
Jazz

   







Donna Hightower's discography:


Take One!
   

 Take One!

   Year: 1959   

Tracks: 12
TEMAS SUELTOS
   

 TEMAS SUELTOS

   Year:    

Tracks: 12
Here I Am (Second Album)
   

 Here I Am (Second Album)

   Year:    

Tracks: 10






"Small" Donna Hightower had a dynamic, big voice and made some fine cheering records for Decca and RPM in the '50s. Unfortunately, she never landed any hits, merely that wasn't due to whatever inadequacy of attainment. She not only when had range and superpower, simply was as compelling doing sentimental, delicate ballads. She was backed by the orchestras of Horace Henderson and Maxwell Davis on the Decca and RPM material, respectively.






Friday 8 August 2008

Charlotte Church to Marry on The Beach

Charlotte Church will marry boyfriend Gavin Henson on the beach, she has revealed.


The singer-turned television presenter, 22, says although she and rugby football player Gavin have a location in mind for the wedding, they haven't set a date.


She tells Britain's Hello! magazine, "We just don't want to [get marital] at the moment. It will occur in time � when we want to do it, non before. All those reports about Gavin being seen shopping for rings are completely untrue.


"I can confirm that we both retrieve a wedding on a beach somewhere would be very romantic � when the time is right."


The couple, world Health Organization have a ten-month old daughter, Ruby-Megan, are expecting another baby in November.


Charlotte added, "I knew that Gavin would be a secure dad, only not this good. He's very focussed. He even gets up when Ruby has a feed at night. I love everything about him. He's much perfect � nice, kind, considerate, funny and good when he has to be. He's got an amazing body, as well. I await on him hand and foot. His mother spoilt him and now I spoil him too."


The former child star won't be stopping at just deuce children, though. "I'd like to make more children, a large family. Four or captain Hicks, maybe," she said. "Gavin wants eight-spot! Maybe he wants his own rugger team. I�m 22 now, and like to think that I�ll stop having babies in about ten years meter. That seems sensible.�


Charlotte then went on to uncover that she and Gavin like to grow their own vegetables. "I love gardening. Gavin and I grow a lot of our own vegetables and we make some hens for unused eggs," she said. "We've got dogs and geese as comfortably. It's all very 'River Cottage' Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall would be selfsame proud of us. We'd love to get an allotment as well."




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