Thursday, May 22, 2008
FuzzyTV: LinkList
Friday, May 16, 2008
Hear Kate Rusby, the Folksinger with England's Most Beautiful Voice.
It's all courtesty of Imeem, a legal music sharing website. Anyone can join www.imeem.com and access on-demand playlists of practically any artist. (If you don't want the hassle of registering, feel free to use my log-in info: artslevine@yahoo.com and password: delta1) After logging in, you click on the Art name in upper-right hand corner to hear a few of my playlists. I have a far more extensive collection of tracks acccessible with the same log-in information at MediaMaster.
For now, enjoy Kate Rusby, and you can go online and find playlists for other artists.
It's all courtesty of Imeem, a legal music sharing website. Anyone can join www.imeem.com and access on-demand playlists of practically any artist. (If you don't want the hassle of registering, feel free to use my log-in info: artslevine@yahoo.com and password: delta1) After logging in, you click on the Art name in upper-right hand corner to hear a few of my playlists. I have a far more extensive collection of tracks acccessible with the same log-in information at MediaMaster.
For now, enjoy Kate Rusby, and you can go online and find playlists for other artists.
Joan Osborne Sings Her Heart Out
To get a full sense of Joan Osborne's singing power, check out this excerpt from the Motown documentary, Standing in the Shadows of Motown, "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted." She didn't perform the song at Thursday night's Birchmere show, but she still blew the crowd away with the power, range and versatility of her singing. After the first Motown song plays, there are thumbnail images of Joan underneath the main screenshot that can be clicked on to hear further killer vocals from this talented and under-appreciated singer. She has a new album, Breakfast in Bed, that includes this "Brokenhearted" song from the Motown show, soulful cover songs and originals. You can learn more about Joan Osborne at her home page and this Web music aggregator, FoxyTunes Planet that includes her videos, albums, lyrics and bio. Then see the playlists in the next post.
To get a full sense of Joan Osborne's singing power, check out this excerpt from the Motown documentary, Standing in the Shadows of Motown, "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted." She didn't perform the song at Thursday night's Birchmere show, but she still blew the crowd away with the power, range and versatility of her singing. After the first Motown song plays, there are thumbnail images of Joan underneath the main screenshot that can be clicked on to hear further killer vocals from this talented and under-appreciated singer. She has a new album, Breakfast in Bed, that includes this "Brokenhearted" song from the Motown show, soulful cover songs and originals. You can learn more about Joan Osborne at her home page and this Web music aggregator, FoxyTunes Planet that includes her videos, albums, lyrics and bio. Then see the playlists in the next post.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Joan Osborne sings, from a Imeem streaming music playlist. She performed tonight at Birchmere in Alexandria, VA and did a great job. She's far more versatile than just the offbeat folkie singer-songwriter known for "If God were One of Us." Check out her smoldering version of "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" from the great documentary on the Motown sidemen,Standing in the Shadow of Motown. You can also check out her songs at music blogs via hypemachine or search for full-length tracks via Songza. And check out my borrowed playlist:
Friday, May 02, 2008
Hear the D'Antoni and Levine Show, every Thursday at 5:30 p.m. EST:
