A Tribute To Toni Braxton

Τεταρτη 30 Μαρτιου 2011

απο τις 18:30 εως τις 20:00

αφιερωμα στην Toni Braxton

Wednesday 30 March 2011

from 18:30 to 20:00 (Greece)

17:30 to 19:00 (French - Germany)

11:30 to 13:00 (New York)

a tribute to Toni Braxton

bio : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Braxton

website: http://www.tonibraxton.com/

in the section "Download tributes" available to download

Track list:

1.  Please

2.  Tell Me

3.  Finally

4.  He Wasn´t Man Enough

5.  Love Shoulda Brought You Home

6.  Let Me Show You the Way (Out)

7.  You're Makin' Me High

8.  Sposet to Be

9.  Take this Ring

10.Another Sad Love Song

11.Hit The Freeway

12.Just Be A Man About It

13.Un-Break My Heart

14.Spanish Guitar

15.Pulse

16.Christmas In Jamaica

17.Holiday Celebrate

18.Hands Tied

19.Breathe Again

20.Trippin



10 Greatest Jazz Songs

10

'Body and Soul'

Coleman Hawkins

Coleman Hawkins' version exemplified swing jazz transitioning over to bebop. His deep robust tone wasn't as light as his tenor saxophone colleague Lester Young, but he still was able to move delicately around the horn -- elaborating on the song's melody for three minutes and filling the side of 10" disc. Famous for winning cutting sessions with other horn players, here The Hawk is backed by a small band, creating a bona fide hit at the time of the song's release in 1939, and what is now one of the greatest jazz songs.

09

'One O'Clock Jump'

Count Basie

Count Basie was one of the greatest bandleaders in jazz, famous for leading the swinging-est band around, from 1935 until his death in 1984. Recorded during the jazz era in 1937, this jazz song was the first of many Basie hits, and became a highly-requested jazz standard, performed by the likes of Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. The song pulled dancers on the floor, mainly due to Basie's jump rhythm and the short, snappy solos from the horn section.

08

'Mood Indigo'

Duke Ellington

First recorded in 1930 for the Brunswick label, 'Mood Indigo' isn't Duke Ellington's first hit, but it is arguably the greatest out of the 3000+ songs the master wrote and recorded over his illustrious career. Much of his prior work had more of a so-called "jungle" feel, but here Ellington took the melody of clarinetist Barney Bigard and arranged it into something truly sublime. The muted horns carry the melody here, offering up a moody and seductive tune that was an immediate hit. There is a bit of melancholy to the song, which is alluded to in the title, and ghostliness that made it perfect for radio broadcasts at night. The Grammy organization inducted the song into its hall of fame in 1975, and rightfully so.

07

'Someone to Watch Over Me'

Ella Fitzgerald

Originally released as a 10" for Decca in 1950, 'Someone to Watch Over Me' represents Ella Fitzgerald at the peak of her abilities, performing a classic Gershwin tune. Featuring Ellis Larkin on the piano, Fitzgerald digs deep into this love song, beautifully rendering the lyrics and gracefully turning each word into an emotional, multi-faceted gem. Excluding her trademark scatting and her landmark 'Porgy and Bess' sessions with Louis Armstrong, 'Someone' showcases Ella as Duke Ellington would say: "Beyond category." This is jazz's greatest singer doing one of her greatest works: Any questions?

06

'Giant Steps'

John Coltrane

The title track from Coltrane's 1960 breakthrough album, this song sets the bar for all other saxophonists and jazz enthusiasts. Not only is the song's melody one of Trane's most memorable, the solo of this five minute tune -- with a brief piano interlude -- has been widely studied due to the speed and level of difficulty the song is played.

05

'Ko-Ko'

Charlie Parker

Growing up in Kansas City, Charlie "Bird" Parker no doubt got his share of the blues-based jazz style, commonly associated with his hometown. Yet it was his time in New York City in the early to mid-40s playing with Dizzy Gillespie where the two hatched the radical style known as bebop. Their solos were lightning-fast and harmonically adventurous -- literally forcing every other player in jazz to play catch-up. Here Diz joins Bird for runs through the opening and closing melodies -- but the rest of the tune is Bird in full flight, taking off in unexpected directions, circling back, only to take off again.

04

'Round Midnight'

Thelonious Monk

'Round Midnight' is one of Monk's many songs he recorded over and over again throughout his career. Not only is this one of Monk's greatest jazz songs, but is one of the most recorded songs in jazz history (Miles Davis even did a rendition). Nonetheless, Monk's version from his first sessions with Blue Note in 1947 marked his arrival as one of jazz's greatest composers and is the template for all subsequent versions.

03

'Strange Fruit'

Billie Holiday

Although she didn't write many songs, Billie Holiday could cut classic versions of many songs, styled and worked in a limited range. Written by Bronx school teacher Abe Meerpool, 'Strange Fruit' is a song of conscience, inspired by a 1930 photo of two black men lynched in Marion Indiana. Holiday's definitive performance catapulted her from being a great singer into a future legend.

02

'So What'

Miles Davis

Trumpeter Miles Davis had a long prolific career that saw many changes in his sound, 'So What' deemed the pinnacle. The opening track to 'Kind of Blue' -- one of the greatest and best-selling jazz records -- 'So What' is known for the opening phrasing on piano and bass, before chiming in with the horns which make the modal melody. Soloist John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderly and Bill Evans flank the trumpeter, but it's the beauty of the leader's understated playing, matched with the fire of the sidemen, that makes this one of jazz's greatest moments.

01

'West End Blues'

Louis Armstrong

Louis Armstrong was a beloved figure, known for not only his singing but also his trumpet playing -- particularly in the 1920s when he played with his Hot 5's and Hot 7's bands. This classic version of 'West End Blues' (with the Hot 5's) is no short of an art form, featuring a technically brilliant and extemporaneous opening cadenza by Armstrong on trumpet -- a high water mark by which all jazz trumpeters measure themselves. His version of 'Hello Dolly' might have made him a pop culture icon, but this song shows him to be a true artist and innovator.

 

Top R&B Songs of 2010

10. 'All I Want Is You' Feat. J. Cole

      Miguel

Miguel's girl is gone and now he misses her smile, her smell and her body. That's the story behind 'All I Want is You,' the first single for the 24-year-old Los Angeles-born soul singer and the opening track on our list of the Top R&B Songs of 2010. The song featuring rapper J. Cole appears on Miguel's album 'All I Want is You.'

09. 'Everything to Me'

      Monica

Featuring a sample of the 1981 Deniece Williams hit 'Silly,' 'Everything to Me' is the first single from Monica's latest album, 'Still Standing.' Though past Monica hits like 'Angel of Mine' and 'For You I Will' had more of a mainstream pop edge, 'Everything to Me' is one of the more soulful tracks she has recorded in recent years, thanks to Missy Elliott, who co-produced the song.

08. 'Holding You Down (Going In Circles)'

      Jazmine Sullivan

Jazmine Sullivan keeps going in circles on 'Holding You Down' as she tries to decide whether to leave or stay with a guy who doesn't seem to appreciate her. "I done went through just about two box of tissues, baby," she confesses. Seventeen different people earn songwriting credit on 'Holding You Down,' due to its samples of Nas, Mary J. Blige and Slick Rick.

07. 'Can't Be Friends'

      Trey Songz

Trey Songz teamed up with Mario Winans to write 'Can't Be Friends,' the second single from the Songz album 'Passion, Pain & Pleasure.' Songz sings that he can't possibly just be friends with a girl because he's too much in love with her. 'Can't Be Friends' topped the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart in November.

06. 'One in a Million'

      Ne-Yo

Ne-Yo has met a lot of women from all over the world, so if the Grammy-winning vocalist calls you the "best (he) ever had," you must be special. The Michael Jackson-influenced 'One in a Million' was one of a handful of hits Ne-Yo scored from his fourth album 'Libra Scale.'

05. 'Deuces' Feat. Tyga & Kevin McCall

      Chris Brown

Chris Brown took a non-traditional approach to releasing a new album in 2010 by recording a mixtape with rapper Tyga called 'Fan of a Fan' and releasing it online. On 'Deuces,' which also features Kevin McCall, Brown sings that he's done trying to make a troubled relationship work and is moving on instead. The track earned a 2011 Grammy nomination for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.

04. 'There Goes My Baby'

      Usher

The follow-up single to 'OMG,' 'There Goes My Baby' is a romantic slow jam, featuring Usher singing about his love for a special lady. His impressive vocal performance includes a touch of falsetto and layered background vocals. "You don't know how good it feels to call you my girl," Usher coos to the object of his affection.

03. 'Neighbors Know My Name'

      Trey Songz

On the steamy ballad 'Neighbors Know My Name' -- off last year's album 'Ready' -- Songz sings about making love so loud the neighbors get upset: "While I be bangin' on your body they be bangin' on our wall/While they dreamin', you be screamin'/Now they bangin' on our door."

02. 'Un-thinkable (I'm Ready)' Feat. Drake

Alicia Keys

On the smash hit 'Un-thinkable (I'm Ready),' featuring Canadian rapper Drake, Alicia Keys yearns for a relationship with a man she desires, singing, "You give me a feeling that I never felt before/It's becoming something that's impossible to ignore." The song's portrayal of longing and devotion -- while questioning the next steps in the relationship -- connects with fans, making it one of our top R&B contenders in 2010.

01. 'No BS'

      Chris Brown

Chris Brown makes his second appearance on our list with 'No BS,' another track from his 'Fan of a Fan' mixtape. "Why don't you come over my place, put a smile on my face," Brown sings seductively on the slow jam. Brown's ode to doing it all night long rounds out our Top R&B Songs of 2010.

New R&B Albums

March 2011

1. I Remember Me, Jennifer Hudson

After dealing with a large amount of personal tragedy and triumph, a slimmed-down J. Hud will finally release her long-awaited sophomore album March 22 via the Arista label.

Track List:

1. No One Gonna Love You
2. I Got This
3. Where You At
4. Angel
5. I Remember Me
6. Gone
7. Everybody Needs Love
8. Why Is It So Hard
9. Don't Look Down
10. Still Here
11. Feeling Good
12. Believe

2. F.A.M.E., Chris Brown

Chris Brown's first full album since the Rihanna beating incident is due out March 22 via Jive Records.
Track List:

1. Deuces (feat. Tyga & Kevin McCall)
2. Up 2 You
3. No BS
4. Look At Me Now (feat. Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes)
5. She Ain’t You
6. Say It With Me
7. Yeah 3x
8. Next 2 You (feat. Justin Bieber)
9. All Back
10. Wet The Bed (feat. Ludacris)
11. Oh My Love
12. Should’ve Kissed You
13. Beautiful People (feat. Benny Benassi)



3. Late Nights & Early Mornings, Marsha Ambrosius

After being pushed back several times, the fist solo album by the ex-Floetry singer is due out March 1 via J Records.

Track List:

1. Anticipation (intro)
2. With You
3. Late Nights & Early Mornings
4. Hope She Cheats On You (with a Basketball Player)
5. Far Away
6. Lose Myself
7. Your Hands
8. I Want You to Stay
9. Sour Times
10. Tears
11. Chasing Clouds
12. The Break Up Song
13. Butterflies (remix)

4. Fly on the Wall, Bobby V.

The new album from the singer formerly known as Bobby Valentino comes out March 22 via Blu Kolla Dreams/Capitol Records.

Track List:

1. Are You the One
2. Words
3. Sweetness
4. If I Can't Have You
5. Hang On
6. Would You Be
7. Heaven
8. L.O.V.E.
9. Alter Ego (feat. 50 Cent)
10. Hummin'
11. Outfit
12. Grab Somebody (feat. Twista)
13. Rock Wit'Cha
14. Phone # (feat. Plies)
15. Last Call

5. Something Big, Mary Mary

The sixth studio album by this R&B-influenced spiritual music duo comes out March 29 via Columbia Records.

Track List:

1. Something Big
2. Something Bigger
3. Blind
4. It Is Well
5. Never Wave My Flag
6. Walking
7. Slow Walk
8. Survive
9. Are You Ready
10. Catch Me
11. Sitting With Me
12. Homecoming Glory

6. As Above So Below, Anthony David

The Atlanta, Georgia singer-songwriter's follow-up to his brilliant 2008 album Acey Ducey, comes out March 22.

Track List:

1. As Above, So Below
2. Let Me In
3. 4evermore
4. Reach Ya
5. God Said
6. Everybody Wants to Rule the World
7. Girlfriend
8. Keep You Around
9. Body Language
10. Getaround
11. As Above So Below (outro)
12. Backstreet

7. Only Trust Your Heart, Dionne Warwick

The legendary vocalist releases a new package of material March 15 via Red Distribution.

Track List:

1. Only Trust Your Heart
2. You I Love
3. I'm A Fool To Want You
4. Wonder Why
5. The Second Time Around
6. Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are
7. I'll Never Stop Loving You
8. Some Other Time
9. I Fall In Love Too Easily
10. Keep Me In Mind
11. And Then You Kissed Me
12. Pocketful of Miracles

8. Icon, Tony Toni Tone

The second greatest hits package of music by the '90s trio is due to drop March 1 via Motown.

Track List:

1. Feels Good
2. Let's Get Down
3. It Never Rains (in Southern California)
4. Little Walter
5. The Blues
6. (Lay Your Head On My) Pillow)
7. If I Had No Loot
8. Thinking of You
9. Anniversary
10. My Ex-Girlfriend
11. Whatever You Want
12. Don't Fall in Love

9. Icon, War

This two-CD greatest hits pacakge comes out March 1 via UME.

Disc 1:

1. Spill the Wine
2. Tobacco Road
3. All Day Music
4. Slippin' Into Darkness
5. Nappy Head (Theme from Ghetto Man)
6. The World is a Ghetto
7. The Cisco Kid
8. City, Country, City
9. Gypsy Man
10. Me and Baby Brother
11. Southern Part of Texas
12. Ballero

Disc 2:

1. Why Can't We Be Friends
2. Low Rider
3. Don't Let No One Get You Down
4. Summer
5. L.A. Sunshine
6. Galaxy
7. Youngblood (Livin' in the Streets)
8. Sing a Happy Song
9. You Got the Power
10. Outlaw
11. East L.A.
12. War is Coming! War is Coming!

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A Tribute To Angie Stone

Δευτερα 14 Μαρτιου 2011

απο τις 18:30 εως τις 20:00

αφιερωμα στην Angie Stone

Monday 14 March 2011

from 18:30 to 20:00 (Greece)

17:30 to 19:00 (French - Germany)

11:30 to 13:00 (New York)

a tribute to Angie Stone

bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angie_Stone

website: http://www.angiestoneonline.net/

Track list :

1.   Black Diamonds & Blue Pearls

2.   Baby (Feat. Betty Wright)

3.   Take Everything In

4.   Pissed Off

5.   Bone 2 Pic (Wit U)

6.   Life Story

7.   I Wanna Thank Ya (without Snoop Dogg)

8.   My People (Feat. James Ingram)

9.   I Ain’t Hearin’ U

10. I Wasn't Kidding

11. Why Is It

12. Coulda Been You

13. Easier Said Than Done

14. Wish I Didn't Miss You

15. Brotha

16. More Than a Woman

17. Kiss All Over Your Body

18. 20 Dollar

19. No More Rain (In This Cloud)

20. Touch It (Interlude)

21. U-Haul

22. Think Sometimes

23. Stay For Awhile

24. Pop Pop