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The Coming Arms Race In Online Music: Artist Services [TIM QUIRK]
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Digital music industry veteran Tim Quirk examines the coming arms race in the music industry, with online music services competing to offer artists programs and features which enable them to generate revenue beyond just streaming royalties. Guest post by Tim Quirk, founder and CEO of Freeform There’s a development brewing among online music services that’s simultaneously overdue and underappreciated. It’s an arms race, and I’m very surprised it hasn’t gotten more attention from reporters and investors. But I’m even more surprised by who’s winning. ...
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Luke Winslow-King To Release New Album "Everlasting Arms"
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Josh Zanger
Album out on September 30 on Bloodshot Records Exclusive launch with Brooklyn Vegan of the new single, “Everlasting Arms” Luke Winslow-Kin is releasing a new album Everlasting Arms on September 30 via Bloodshot Records. The pre-order sale link is available here. Winslow-King is a guitarist/singer/songwriter from New Orleans, LA by way of Cadillac, MI. Following his critically acclaimed Bloodshot Records debut The Coming Tide in 2013, LWK (for brevity’s sake) has been as hardworking a musician as they come. Subsequent ...
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Forgotten Series: Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms (1985)
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Something Else!
By Nick DeRiso Known now (unfortunately) for its jokey songs—that headband-couture video-hit “Money for Nothing," the silly baseball-park ditty “Walk of Life"—Dire Strait's Brothers in Arms wouldn't perhaps seem like a top candidate for inclusion in the Something Else's Forgotten Series. Except that elsewhere on the album, when they weren't “playing guitar on the MTV," Dire Straits shared what may be some of the band's most interestingly topical, and deeply emotive tracks. The title track, which lacks any of the ...
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Many Arms - Missing Time
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Something Else!
By S. Victor Aaron One of Frank Zappa's latter day live documents is called Make A Jazz Noise Here. Anyone who's followed Zappa knows that while Zappa rarely really played jazz as we tend to think of jazz, a lot of his music adopted the exacting, open-ended construction of jazz, especially avant-garde jazz. When you peel away the heavy rock (and sometimes, humor) shell he wrapped his music with, you can find the jazz. More recently, some bands have made ...
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Jazz and Metal, Riffs in Arms
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Michael Ricci
JAZZ is metal. Well, of course it isnt, really. They dont sound alike on their outer layers. And their audiences dont overlap. From the evidence of hundreds of jazz shows Ive seen all over the country this past decade, a whole lot of Americans over 60 feel a tremendous fondness for jazz and help it survive. Most of those same people, Id guess, would feel a virulent loathing for metal, if they ever were forced to encounter it. Currently, making ...
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Piramuz Performing at the Dering Arms in Pluckley, Kent, March 10
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All About Jazz
Will Minting (Keyboards, Vocals), Alistair Redler (Bass), Alex Schatunowski (Guitar) & John Roberts (Drums) will be performing at The Dering Arms, Pluckley, Kent on Saturday 10 March 2007. Reputedly England's most haunted village, PIRAMUZ return to Pluckley to exorcise demons from their previous performances. Nobody who attended PIRAMUZ debut gig will forget the Spinal Tap-esque stage show, when a music stand mysteriously wobbled, causing music scores to disperse like confetti. Alex Schatunowski said “The beer is always good at The ...
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The Settlers Arms Inn and Viva the band
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All About Jazz
A Band For Occasions provide Viva the band which has been resident band at the historic Settlers Arms Inn since 1996, performing on the first and third Sunday of each month between 12.30pm and 3.30pm. The band stage is located on a small outbuilding on a large expanse of lawn at the rear of the Settlers Arms main building There is bench type seating and tables seating for patrons to enjoy the wonderful and renowned food available there. Many families ...
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