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The Three Biggest Reasons Why You Might Still Want To Sign With A Record Label
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HypeBot
Depending on who you talk to, the internet has either helped or hindered the music business. Some people think it's done both. Sure, sales are down and the economic paradigm continues to shift, but access to music has never been greater, vinyl sales continue to grow, and with such a low barrier to entry, it seems as if there are more new bands than ever. In spite of all of these varying factors, here are three reasons why signing a record deal ...
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NYC Premiere Of The Case Of The Three Sided Dream, Film On Rahsaan Kirk on June 11
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Carolyn McClair Public Relations
NEW YORK PREMIERE OF RAHSAAN ROLAND KIRK: THE CASE OF THE THREE SIDED DREAM SET FOR JUNE 11, 8:00 PM, AT IFC CENTER NEW YORK, NY – Don’t miss the New York premiere of Rahsaan Roland Kirk: The Case of the Three Sided Dream, a documentary on the world-renowned multi- instrumentalist, at IFC Center, 323 Sixth Avenue at Third Street in Manhattan, on Wednesday, June 11, at 8:00 pm. Directed by Adam Kahan, the film tells the story of Kirk, ...
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Jeff Golub Band, Featuring Henry Butler - The Three Kings (2011)
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Something Else!
Jeff Golub, a longtime sideman with Rod Stewart and Billy Squier, has compiled the expected all-star amalgam in this tribute to the blues stylings of The Three Kings—Albert, B.B. and Freddie. Yet it is his guitar work, canny and sharp-edged, that holds everything together. Golub's playing is comprehensive in scope—stinging and raw when it needs to be, then bracing and jazz-infused when you might be expecting something more overt. Just as importantly, Golub made varied musical selections, and followed that ...
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The Miles Davis Movie: Filming Charlie Parker and Miles Davis at the Three Deuces
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Miles Davis Online
But it was at the Three Deuces, playing every night there with Bird and Max, that really helped me find my own voice.
Miles Davis (excerpt from Miles: The Autobiography)
In 1944 Miles Davis moved to New York to study in the Julliard School of Music. His tenure would only last a few months. Instead he sought a musical education in the clubs of 52nd Street with musicians like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Davis soon joined Parkers group at ...
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The Three Facebook Settings Every User Should Check Now
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Michael Ricci
In December, Facebook made a series of bold and controversial changes regarding the nature of its users' privacy on the social networking site.
The company once known for protecting privacy to the point of exclusivity (it began its days as a network for college kids only--no one else even had access), now seemingly wants to compete with more open social networks like the microblogging media darling Twitter.
Why Facebook Is Wrong: Privacy Is Still Important
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Fayette Pinkney Soulful Singer with the Three Degrees Passes
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Michael Ricci
Fayette Pinkney, an original member of the Three Degrees who lent her strong, soulful voice to the 1970s hits “When Will I See You Again?" and “T.S.O.P." (The Sound of Philadelphia), the theme song of the television show Soul Train, died Saturday in Lansdale, Pa. She was 61.
The death was confirmed by Abington Health Lansdale Hospital. The cause was acute respiratory failure, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
The Three Degrees formed in the early 1960s when Ms. Pinkney, who was ...
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'Song's Nothing Conservatory About It' Concert Series At Berklee Begins October 14 With 'The Three Tenors'
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All About Jazz
Song to Give Away Two Roundtrip Airline Tickets at Each Concert
BOSTON -- Berklee College of Music kicks off its “Song's Nothing Conservatory About It" concert series on Tuesday, October 14, with “The Three Tenors, “ featuring faculty saxophonists Greg Badolato, George Garzone, and Frank Tiberi. The event begins at 8:15 p.m. in the Berklee Performance Center, 136 Massachusetts Avenue, in Boston. Tickets are $20 for general seating, $30 preferred seating ($15 and $22.50 for seniors). For ticket information, call ...
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