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Alison Krauss I Know Who Holds Tomorrow Gospel Music CD Review (Popularity:  )
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Not sure what's happening with me on this one, but it seems like the more I listen to it, the better I Know Who Holds Tomorrow gets. I Know Who Holds Tomorrow simply stated is one of Alison Krauss's best CDs to date.
Refreshingly, this was one of those CDs I was able to just pop in and comfortably listen to from beginning to end. Every track is enjoyable and was ...
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The Thrill Is Gone: Jazz Vinyl and Rock Vinyl (Popularity: )
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B.B. King previously sang "The thrill is gone," (sounding better on vinyl album) and when it comes to the present state of music, I have to agree. Music is an art form that must forever evolve whether we're admirers of those changes or not; I'm not one to assess one period to another and state either better. When I say the thrill is gone, I'm speaking about the way we, ...
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Paul Brown "Up Front" Smooth Jazz Music CD Review (Popularity: )
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Paul Brown has released his most recent CD entitled Up Front.
I wish it weren't the case but, it's not everyday that I get a CD from an artist that I can just pop in and comfortably listen to from beginning to end. There is usually a song or two that I just can't force myself to get through. Not at all the case with Up Front. Every track is enjoyable ...
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The History of the Guitar (Popularity: )
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To say that the history of the guitar is debatable is really an understatement. There are many theories as to how the guitar originated which actually makes it all the more interesting. The best theory and the one with the most merit shows the guitar coming into existence sometime during the 16th century.
The guitar was a direct descendant of the lute which is considered the "father" of the guitar. Found ...
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Getting To Know Guitar Tabs (Popularity: )
In the simplest terms, a guitar tab is a word that is used to describe a musical notation, which may contain either numbers or letters and explains to the musician where to place his/her fingers on the instrument. Guitar tabs consist of multiple lines and is often called a ‘staff notation.’ These lines, which are present in guitar tabs, each represent one of the guitar strings.
New musicians often find guitar ...
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Buying a Guitar - From a Music Store (Popularity: )
Making a decision on buying a guitar from a music store whether for beginner or any player of any level of ability can be scary for many, since the chances of you knowing what to get is like a blind man leading the blind - there is no sense of direction. This article will help to clear some of the haze away from your eyes and will look at how ...
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Learn Violin with Esteemed Violin Music Experts (Popularity: )
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Learning violin from a professional is not only a source of great entertainment and enjoyment but also a matter of great pride. Although many people think that violin music lessons can be really tough and intimidating, they need not necessarily have to be that way. Learning violin music can be easily accomplished by following a well planned and organized course. The course requires a good foundation and once that foundation ...
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Generating Traffic to Your MySpace Website (Popularity: )
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Bob Baldwin "All In A Days Work" Smooth Jazz Music CD Review (Popularity: )
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All In A Days Work is the latest release from Smooth Jazz Star Bob Baldwin, and is another winner by this talented musician.
The CD launches with an outstanding track, A New York Minute, that I suspect will be heard on radio stations everywhere, and deservedly so. It's a really nice track.
All In A Days Work has a pleasantly varied, mix of 13 tracks that are very well written songs by ...
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Guitar Lesson - Learn Open Chords (Popularity: )
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It is really exciting to play guitar! You can experiment with chords in a completely different way than on the piano. The construction of the guitar and the tuning of the strings allow you to find these easy sounding chords!
You will first learn a very easy form of tablature with only numbers. Tablature staffs written the ordinary way can easily be displayed in a distorted way in articles like this ...
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