 Artist: Ray Wilson: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Discography:  The Next Best Thing Year: 2004 Tracks: 12  Change Year: 2003 Tracks: 17 Gifted with a strong, shingly vox, Scottish isaac M. Singer Ray Wilson has had a calling of high gear and lows so far. A Levi's TV ad dragged him taboo of tilt limbo and propelled his group Stiltskin into the UK charts. A few months later on, his hiring as Phil Collins' refilling in Genesis shoved him into the public eye, simply only when for a brief period of time. The group's straightaway abandon in the face of adversity (i.e. unsatisfactory gross tax income of the record record album Calling All Stations) brought Wilson down and left him unfairly carrying the system of weights of the loser. He is tardily building back a solo vocation. Mount Wilson was born in Dumfries, Scotland, September 9, 1968. His first-class honours degree high school rock bands included his brother Steve. In 1988 he met bar piano player Paul Holmes at a bar where his girlfriend american ginseng. They started a songwriting partnership and deuce long time after they formed Guaranteed Pure, which as well included Steve Wilson and future Cut bassist John Haimes. The group released a duet of tapes and one CD, Swing Your Bag which they recorded at Fish's studio. The deed runway appeared on the Fish curated digest Outpatients รข€˜93, but the grouping failed to attract much interest. Holmes returned to the piano bar circuit and Guaranteed Pure disintegrated. Beam Wilson was non left without a band for long. In January 1994 he was asked by to unite Stiltskin. The group instantly entered the studio apartment to record The Mind's Eye (1995). In the lag, the vocal "Inside" got featured on television system in an advertisement for Levi's jeans. The exposure shot the individual to No. 1, but the grouping fell aside o'er national dissensions. That's when Wilson heard that Genesis were look for a new singer. He passed the auditory modality and panax quinquefolius and contributed lyrics to the 1997 album Calling All Stations. His voice existence slightly resonant of Peter Gabriel, fans of the band were hoping for a devolve to the group's sooner good, merely the isaac Bashevis Singer ne'er had a chance to leave his depression. After record album and ticket gross sales failed to meet expectations in America, voice of Genesis' 1998 reality circuit was off, the group put on the ice, and Wilson on the side pillaged. He immediately formed Cut with drummer Nir Z. (Collins' drumming replacing), John Haimes and brother Steve, releasing Millionairehead on the German market in 1999. In 2001 he made an acoustic solo tour of Europe which yielded the self-released record album Unplugged, retitled Live and Acoustic when picked up by Inside Out Music in mid-2002. |
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Thursday 14 August 2008
Jerry Lewis Ready To Star In 43rd Labor Day Telethon For MDA
� Legendary entertainer Jerry Lewis will continue his battle against muscular dystrophy this Labor Day weekend on his 43rd Labor Day Telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Originating from the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa in Las Vegas, the live show will air for 21� hours, beginning at 9 p.m. EDT Sunday, Aug. 31, and will be shown on some one hundred eighty "Love Network" stations nationwide. Check hTTP://www.mda.org for local stations and commence times.
The broadcast raises funds for MDA's programs of research, services and education for children and adults affected by whatsoever of more than 40 diseases in MDA's computer program. It's expected to attract some 40 million viewing audience nationwide and many more than worldwide on the Internet via RealNetworks at hypertext transfer protocol://www.mda.org.
"Each year, we see more progress toward my dream of a healthy future for all 'my kids,'" aforementioned Lewis, MDA's national chairwoman. "The Telethon fuels that progress by showing all Americans what's at stakes and appealing to their generosity for help to save and improve cherished lives."
Lewis will share the stage with a variety of celebrity co-hosts, including Emmy-nominated Tom Bergeron of "America's Funniest Home Videos" and "Dancing with the Stars;" Jann Carl of "Entertainment Tonight;"veteran comedian Norm Crosby; award-winning isaac Bashevis Singer Billy Gilman; Alison Sweeney of the daytime TV drama "Days of Our Lives" and host of the reality TV show "The Biggest Loser;" and "American Idol" finalist Ace Young.
A new addition as co-host is Nancy O'Dell of "Access Hollywood," who has joined MDA's efforts to combat ALS (amyotrophic sidelong sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease), which claimed the life of her mother in early June.
Ed McMahon, a member of the MDA Board of Directors and former host of numerous television programs, will make his 42nd appearance as Telethon anchor.
Between messages about MDA's programs and family profiles, the Telethon presents gravid entertainment.
Several remote performances will be aired from New York, Chicago and other venues.
Each hour, MDA "Love Network" stations will shorten away from the national broadcast to present information about local families served by MDA.
In 2007, pledges and donations to the MDA Telethon brought in a record $63.8 million.
A new feature of this year's broadcast is the Jerry Lewis Telethon Online Auction at hTTP://www.mda.org/auctions. Starting Aug. 21, it features items donated by celebrities, MDA sponsors and other friends of the Association. Hundreds of items ar up for bid in such categories as journey, unique experiences, electronics, golf game, excursions, sports memorabilia and more. One section carries items from Harley-Davidson's 105th anniversary solemnization. The auction bridge ends Sept. 4.
MDA is a nonprofit voluntary health agency working to defeat muscular dystrophy and related diseases through programs of world-wide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and populace health education. The Association's programs ar funded near entirely by individual private contributors.
Muscular Dystrophy Association
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Originating from the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa in Las Vegas, the live show will air for 21� hours, beginning at 9 p.m. EDT Sunday, Aug. 31, and will be shown on some one hundred eighty "Love Network" stations nationwide. Check hTTP://www.mda.org for local stations and commence times.
The broadcast raises funds for MDA's programs of research, services and education for children and adults affected by whatsoever of more than 40 diseases in MDA's computer program. It's expected to attract some 40 million viewing audience nationwide and many more than worldwide on the Internet via RealNetworks at hypertext transfer protocol://www.mda.org.
"Each year, we see more progress toward my dream of a healthy future for all 'my kids,'" aforementioned Lewis, MDA's national chairwoman. "The Telethon fuels that progress by showing all Americans what's at stakes and appealing to their generosity for help to save and improve cherished lives."
Lewis will share the stage with a variety of celebrity co-hosts, including Emmy-nominated Tom Bergeron of "America's Funniest Home Videos" and "Dancing with the Stars;" Jann Carl of "Entertainment Tonight;"veteran comedian Norm Crosby; award-winning isaac Bashevis Singer Billy Gilman; Alison Sweeney of the daytime TV drama "Days of Our Lives" and host of the reality TV show "The Biggest Loser;" and "American Idol" finalist Ace Young.
A new addition as co-host is Nancy O'Dell of "Access Hollywood," who has joined MDA's efforts to combat ALS (amyotrophic sidelong sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease), which claimed the life of her mother in early June.
Ed McMahon, a member of the MDA Board of Directors and former host of numerous television programs, will make his 42nd appearance as Telethon anchor.
Between messages about MDA's programs and family profiles, the Telethon presents gravid entertainment.
Several remote performances will be aired from New York, Chicago and other venues.
Each hour, MDA "Love Network" stations will shorten away from the national broadcast to present information about local families served by MDA.
In 2007, pledges and donations to the MDA Telethon brought in a record $63.8 million.
A new feature of this year's broadcast is the Jerry Lewis Telethon Online Auction at hTTP://www.mda.org/auctions. Starting Aug. 21, it features items donated by celebrities, MDA sponsors and other friends of the Association. Hundreds of items ar up for bid in such categories as journey, unique experiences, electronics, golf game, excursions, sports memorabilia and more. One section carries items from Harley-Davidson's 105th anniversary solemnization. The auction bridge ends Sept. 4.
MDA is a nonprofit voluntary health agency working to defeat muscular dystrophy and related diseases through programs of world-wide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and populace health education. The Association's programs ar funded near entirely by individual private contributors.
Muscular Dystrophy Association
More info
Wednesday 6 August 2008
John Singer
Artist: John Singer
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Shakuhachi Master
Year:
Tracks: 5
John Singer is a master shakuhachi teacher, performing artist, recording artist, and late shakuhachi teacher at the University of Hawaii. He has been playacting on this Japanese bamboo champagne fluting since 1975. He studied for several long time in Japan below the tutorship of the recent shakuhachi Grand Master and Living National Treasure Yamaguchi Goro and shakuhachi maestro Matsumura Homei. In 1982, he received a Shihan (Master Teacher certificate). John Singer has performed end-to-end Japan, Hawaii, mainland United States, and Europe. He has appeared on many occasions on radio and tV and has been actively playing and lecture at colleges, Zen centers, and other venues. The purpose of Singer's concerts is to give his audiences an sympathy of the shakuhachi both as an outstandingly dynamic musical cat's-paw and as a contemplative creature having a rich history within the Zen Buddhist tradition. He has record and performed with such musicians as Zakir Hussain, R. Carlos Nakai, Aenea Keyes, Todd Barton, Paul Horn, members of Skywalk, and Mizuno Kohmei.
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