Artist: Ann Clinton
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Crystals (Mind, Body, Soul Series)
Year: 2000
Tracks: 9
Saturday, 14 June 2008
Ann Clinton
Artist: Ann Clinton
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Crystals (Mind, Body, Soul Series)
Year: 2000
Tracks: 9
Friday, 13 June 2008
Poncho Sanchez
Artist: Poncho Sanchez
Genre(s):
Jazz
Folk
Latin
Discography:
Ultimate Latin Dance Party (cd2)
Year: 2002
Tracks: 11
Ultimate Latin Dance Party (cd1)
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
Latin Spirits
Year: 2001
Tracks: 11
Keeper of the Flame CD2
Year: 2001
Tracks: 9
Keeper of the Flame CD1
Year: 2001
Tracks: 9
Latin Soul
Year: 1999
Tracks: 10
Para todos
Year: 1993
Tracks: 11
A Night with Poncho Sanchez Live: Bailar
Year: 1993
Tracks: 8
El Mejor
Year: 1992
Tracks: 10
Cambios
Year: 1990
Tracks: 10
A Night With Poncho Sanchez Live
Year: 1990
Tracks: 8
A Night at Kimball's East
Year: 1990
Tracks: 8
Chile con Soul
Year: 1989
Tracks: 12
La Familia
Year: 1988
Tracks: 10
Fuerte
Year: 1987
Tracks: 9
Papa Gato
Year: 1986
Tracks: 9
El Conguero
Year: 1985
Tracks: 9
Bien Sabroso
Year: 1983
Tracks: 9
Sonando
Year: 1982
Tracks: 9
Baila Mi Gente: Salsa!
Year: 1982
Tracks: 12
Ever since he lED his number one record date in 1982, Poncho Sanchez has headed one of the most popular and influential Latin jazz bands around. The youngest of 11 children, Sanchez taught himself to run guitar, champagne flute, drums, and timbales earlier subsiding on the congas. After a geological period playing with local bands, he joined Cal Tjader's stripe in 1975 and was an important share of Tjader's pacesetting chemical group until his idol's expiry in 1982. Shortly after he formed his possess band and has since recorded on a regular ground for Concord Picante. Sanchez's chemical group is very active, acting in clubs, concerts, and festivals on a regular foundation.
Dustin Hoffman - Hoffman Struggles With Unnatural Monogamy
"Yummy Mummy" author says chick lit isn't bad
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Author Polly Williams found herself quickly branded as a "chick lit" writer after her debut novel "The Yummy Mummy" became an overnight sensation, but she says it's not a bad label.
Since her debut novel in 2006, Williams, 32, has written two more books, both dealing with modern-day complications faced by women: "A Bad Bride's Tale" about marrying the wrong man at the right time and "A Good Girl Comes Undone" about a career woman.
Williams, who moved to writing after a career in journalism, lives in London with her husband and two young sons. She spoke to Reuters about juggling families and writing:
Q: Since your book, the term "Yummy Mummy" seems to be everywhere. Did you come up with it?
A: "No. I plucked it out of the cultural soup and wrote a novel about it. I came along at just the right moment. It was one of those phrases bandied about in reference to celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and it went from celebrity culture to a much wider phenomenon -- women in their early 30s with children who had had a career and took that attitude from the workplace into motherhood."
Q: You went backwards in life from motherhood in "Yummy Mummy" to marriage in "A Bad Bride's Tale" then to the workplace in "A Good Girl Comes Undone." Was that deliberate?
A: "I decided to go back as I didn't want to write another mum book so I went back to the anxieties that some women have when it comes to getting married, and then to the politics of the workplace and difficulties faced when a women earns more than her man and how that affects her sex life and desire."
Q: Are the heroines in your three books similar?
Since her debut novel in 2006, Williams, 32, has written two more books, both dealing with modern-day complications faced by women: "A Bad Bride's Tale" about marrying the wrong man at the right time and "A Good Girl Comes Undone" about a career woman.
Williams, who moved to writing after a career in journalism, lives in London with her husband and two young sons. She spoke to Reuters about juggling families and writing:
Q: Since your book, the term "Yummy Mummy" seems to be everywhere. Did you come up with it?
A: "No. I plucked it out of the cultural soup and wrote a novel about it. I came along at just the right moment. It was one of those phrases bandied about in reference to celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and it went from celebrity culture to a much wider phenomenon -- women in their early 30s with children who had had a career and took that attitude from the workplace into motherhood."
Q: You went backwards in life from motherhood in "Yummy Mummy" to marriage in "A Bad Bride's Tale" then to the workplace in "A Good Girl Comes Undone." Was that deliberate?
A: "I decided to go back as I didn't want to write another mum book so I went back to the anxieties that some women have when it comes to getting married, and then to the politics of the workplace and difficulties faced when a women earns more than her man and how that affects her sex life and desire."
Q: Are the heroines in your three books similar?
The Subways pay tribute to KISS on stage
The Subways paid tribute to festival headliners Kiss during their afternoon set.
Taking to stage at 5.30pm (BST) the rock trio played tracks from their newest album and debut while bassist [c]Charlotte[/b] rocked out with Kiss face paint on her face.
With smoke pluming off the stage the threesome were on fine form.
Half way through the set lead singer Billy stopped to say: "Alright I know we've been away for a while. I know it's been a long time, I'd like to apologise."
He continued by saying: "We were so scared but thanks for coming down and watching."
The three-piece then launched into 'I Want To Hear What You Got To Say' which saw front man Billy stop singing half way through while the crowd chanted lyrics back word for word.
Throughout the set both Billy and Charlotte were energetic as ever with the bassist running up and down the stage while Billy even climbed the railings either side of the stage for one track.
But it was finale track Rock N Roll Queen which really saw the trio at their best.
Before starting Billy said: We're going to make this song extra long 'cos it's our last...and if you're not dancing I'm coming in there with you."
Then half way through the track Billy exclaimed: "Because you're all so gorgeous I'm going to have to come down there and kiss you myself."
Billy then launched himself into the crowd much to their fans' glee.
The Subways played:
Kalifornia
Young For Eternity
Oh Yeah
Alright
Mary
Shake Shake
I Won't Let U...
I Wanna Hear...
Turnaround
With You
Girls & Boys
Rock N Roll Queen
Taking to stage at 5.30pm (BST) the rock trio played tracks from their newest album and debut while bassist [c]Charlotte[/b] rocked out with Kiss face paint on her face.
With smoke pluming off the stage the threesome were on fine form.
Half way through the set lead singer Billy stopped to say: "Alright I know we've been away for a while. I know it's been a long time, I'd like to apologise."
He continued by saying: "We were so scared but thanks for coming down and watching."
The three-piece then launched into 'I Want To Hear What You Got To Say' which saw front man Billy stop singing half way through while the crowd chanted lyrics back word for word.
Throughout the set both Billy and Charlotte were energetic as ever with the bassist running up and down the stage while Billy even climbed the railings either side of the stage for one track.
But it was finale track Rock N Roll Queen which really saw the trio at their best.
Before starting Billy said: We're going to make this song extra long 'cos it's our last...and if you're not dancing I'm coming in there with you."
Then half way through the track Billy exclaimed: "Because you're all so gorgeous I'm going to have to come down there and kiss you myself."
Billy then launched himself into the crowd much to their fans' glee.
The Subways played:
Kalifornia
Young For Eternity
Oh Yeah
Alright
Mary
Shake Shake
I Won't Let U...
I Wanna Hear...
Turnaround
With You
Girls & Boys
Rock N Roll Queen
Madonna Bro Ready to Tell All About Sis
Look who's expressing himself.
Madonna's younger brother, Christopher Ciccone, is penning a memoir about his famous sister set for release next month,�publisher�Simon...
Jimmy Reed
Artist: Jimmy Reed
Genre(s):
Blues
Discography:
Rockin' With Reed
Year: 1999
Tracks: 22
Jazz and Blues Collection No 13
Year: 1995
Tracks: 18
Live at Carnegie Hall/The Best of Jimmy Reed
Year: 1992
Tracks: 23
Very Best Of Jimmy Reed
Year: 1971
Tracks: 1
You Don't Have to Go
Year:
Tracks: 18
The Very Best Of
Year:
Tracks: 26
Live At Carnegie Hall Bluesband Da Ru
Year:
Tracks: 23
Bright Lights, Big City
Year:
Tracks: 13
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