 Artist: Eliades Ochoa: mp3 download Genre(s): Latin Eliades Ochoa's discography:  Tributo Al Cuarteto Patria Year: 2000 Tracks: 13 Cuban vocalist and guitar player Eliades Ochoa worked with many groups during his career, including the Septetos Cubanos, Casa de la Troya, and Cuarteto Patria, with which he recorded iI albums, 1993's A Una Coqueta and 1998's Cubafrica. Ochoa's act upon on Ry Cooder's Buena Vista Social Club raised his mainstream bump; on his irregular solo album, 1999's Sublime Illusion, Ochoa collaborated with Cooder and Cuarteto Patria erst erst more. Other releases include Son de Santiago and Cuarteto Patria. Fall 2000 saw the release of Eliades Ochoa y el Cuarteto Patria and Cuidadito Compay Gallo was issued a twelvemonth later. The down-to-earth and crusty Estoy Como Nunca followed a twelvemonth by and by. |
Friday, 29 August 2008
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Tuesday, 19 August 2008
Eurythmics' Annie Lennox Has Emergency Back Surgery
Eurythmics isaac Merrit Singer Annie Lennox has had an operation on her spine next complaints of spasms in her back.
Lennox was flown home plate to the UK after being taken ill during an Aids conference in Mexico last week.
Surgeons released an impinged nerve during the operation, a spokesperson for the singer aforesaid.
Writing around the functioning on her blog, Lennox said the injury had caused �more pain that I've ever experienced in my life.�
She added that her left wing foot, which was let numb by the spasm, felt �like a drained fish, freezing and numb".
The release of the singer's forthcoming retrospective, which features a song dynasty written by Keane's Tom Chaplin, has now been postponed until 2009.
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Saturday, 9 August 2008
Full Force
Artist: Full Force
Genre(s):
Drum & Bass
Discography:
Full Force (FF001)
Year: 2004
Tracks: 2
Full Force rose to jut in the mid-'80s, committal to writing and producing popular R&B hits for Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam earlier embarking on a pretty successful solo vocation that in the end light-emitting crystal rectifier them back up to production run in the premature '90s. The six-man collective -- featuring Paul Anthony, Bowlegged Lou, B-Fine, Baby Gerry, Shy Shy, and Curt-t-t -- originated in Brooklyn, NY, where they in the beginning met up with Steve Salem in the late '70s, a business-savvy case-by-case wHO functioned as their managing director. With a coach in place and plenteousness of talent between the mixed group members, Full Force struggled passim the early '80s to chance a label uncoerced to preindication them. Eventually they got a break when they wrote and produced comrade Brooklyn mathematical group U.T.F.O.'s "Roxanne Roxanne," a belt song that would achieve a sure degree of fame thanks to a serial of answer records. In early 1985, the single under the weather at number ten on Billboard's R&B charts, proving a solid hit for both the blame chemic group and the output team. From thither, Full Force touched onto their next major success with Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, a dance-pop mathematical group lED by a 16-year-old isaac Merrit Singer named Lisa Velez. Originally Velez had auditioned for the production team, wHO and so went ahead and recorded "I Wonder if I Take You Home" with her, releasing the individual under the soubriquet Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam With Full Force on an indie New York label, Personal. The song dynasty scored success ab initio overseas earlier finally organism released by Columbia in the U.S. after getting immense bring in New York clubs as an consequence single. Almost overnight, the song topped Billboard's dance chart and went on to line of longitude at number sixer on the R&B chart by summer 1985. Thanks to the momentum surrounding the off undivided, Full Force sign-language a deal with Columbia to departure solo material. Though they scored some minor R&B hits on their own ("Temporary Love Thing," "Unfaithful So Much," "All in My Mind"), their biggest success continued to be as a production team for Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam ("All Cried Out," "Head to Toe," "Missed in Emotion"). In 1988, Full Force produced James Brown's I'm Real, scoring a real off for the struggling legend with the album's title path, and worked with a number of late-'80s dance-pop stars: Jasmine Guy, Cheryl Pepsii Riley, and Samantha Fox, among others. Throughout the early and mid-'90s, the production squad remained relatively soundless earlier once more tumultuous out a number of late-'90s R&B-flavored pop hits with Selena, Backstreet Boys, and LFO, among others.
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Laila Ali: I'm Going to Be a Strict Mom!
Her son is not here yet, but Laila Ali already knows exactly what type of mother she's going to be.
"I think I'll be one of those overprotective mothers that can be a little too strict sometimes," she tells Entertainment Tonight. "My husband is going to have to watch me to make sure I don't go overboard!"
The boxer and her husband, NFL player Curtis Conway, expect their boy, to be named Curtis Muhammad, in September, and she's not the only one excited. Dad Muhammad Ali can't wait for his grandson to arrive either.
"He's very excited to be having a boy in particular," Laila says.
So far, the 30-year-old has had a relatively easy pregnancy. No morning sickness or weird cravings of any sort. And the baby weight?
"I have gained 25 pounds, but I'm gonna go back to that gym and work it all off so I'm not really worried about it," she says.
For more on Laila, tune in to ET on Tuesday.
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Super-grandpa designs custom browser for his autistic grandchild
This is how to be a grandpa.
When John LeSieur saw his 6-year-old grandson Zackary, who is autistic, getting frustrated when he tried to use a computer, LeSieur decided to take some initiative. He built the boy a custom-made browser.
The Zac, or "Zone for Autistic Children," provides a window onto the Web that is trimmed of excessive motion and complexity, allowing children with the condition to navigate certain sites without becoming overwhelmed by noisy stimuli.
Zackary, who doesn't speak much, has begun using the browser and is able to start it by himself. "He enjoys listening to music through the program and trying puzzles," his mother told AP tech writer Brian Bergstein,"things he always liked before but hadn't been able to explore online."
(image from zacbrowser.com)
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