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  McCoy Tyner - My Favorite Things [E...
  McCoy Tyner - My Favorite Things [Echoes of a Friend] 1972 "McCoy Tyner is one of the most important pianists in jazz history. His 40+ year career is remarkable for its diversity and consistent high quality. I consider this recording his crowning achievement. Not only is "Echoes of a Friend" my favorite Tyner recording, I consider it to be one of the finest solo piano recordings I have ever heard. This is not easy listening music. If you like Kenny G., this is not for you. This is intense, passionate music played by a virtuoso musician. Think 'Art Tatum meets Igor Stravinsky' and you'll have some idea what this CD is like. Along with Coltrane's 'First Meditations (for Quartet)', this is some of the most astonishing spiritual/religious music ever recorded. (And this is coming from an atheist!) Buy this CD, turn out the lights, lie down with your head between the speakers, and prepare to have your consciousness altered." (Amazon.com reviewer) Reviewer, Matt P, Progreviews.com: McCoy Tyner and Keith Jarrett were among the forebears of the "not quite jazz/not quite anything else" style of solo piano recitals often played today by a number of younger artists (Brad Meldhau, for instance). Tyner stayed closer to his jazz roots than did Jarrett, however, and on his first solo piano album, Echoes of a Friend, Tyner looks back to his former bandmate John Coltrane for inspiration. Three of the five tunes are from Tyner's days in Coltrane's quartet. Two of them are Coltrane originals <b>...</b>
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  Adam Ezra Group - "Paparazzi&q...
  Adam Ezra Group does a cover of "Paparazzi" by Lady Gaga. This was shot at The Ramble on Sun 2 May 2010 at the Blue Ocean Music Hall in Salisbury Beach, MA. It was a concert to benefit the relief effort for Haiti. The show rocked! My apologies for the craptacular quality, but it was shot from a cheap cell phone, which doesn't produce very good output under ideal conditions. And this was in the middle of a dance floor, with me trying to hold the camera up above the crowd, in a dark music hall, amid thunderous music and audience noise. The little condenser mic in my phone was completely overwhelmed.
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  North Queensland Fury v Adelaide Un...
  North Queensland Fury v Adelaide United 28-November-2009 www.a-league.com.au Fury sink Adelaide North Queensland Fury's new-look line-up produced a 2-1 win over Adelaide United at Dairy Farmers Stadium on Saturday night. Daniel McBreen had a barrel of shots before finally turning a defender and shooting into the right corner of the goal in the 39th minute. And Robbie Fowler showed why he should never be unmarked with a casual but deadly shot from outside the 18-yard box into the left corner of the goal in the 66th minute. Cristiano produced a last-ditch attempt in the 91st minute to ensure a nail-biting ending but it was too little too late. The victory marked a stunning reversal of form for the Fury who were steamrolled 5-1 at home by the Central Coast Mariners last week forcing up to six changes in personnel and meant United had failed to win in its last five starts. The home side had the run of the first half with 64 percent of possession providing nine attempts on goal to the visitors one before the game levelled out. Fury coach Ian Ferguson praised his inclusions for the turnaround from the Mariners encounter. "It was a nice win after last week's disaster, the boys dug deep tonight," he said. "It showed a lot of heart and a lot of character, the last 15 minutes to go we were cramping up and players falling over." "We have been working hard with the new boys coming in, Terry Cooke I thought did a great job, Pasfield I thought did a good job." United assistant coach <b>...</b>
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  Halloween 1939...
  Hollywood Halloween 1939: Amid the glitz, glamour, and glitter of a bustling young movie town at the height of its Golden Age, the Hollywood Tower Hotel was a star in it's own right. On that fateful night, the hotel was having its annual Halloween party and all the stars of the day came to be a part of that. With that, a freak thunderstorm pummeled Los Angeles with a sudden, torrential downpour. Lightning shattered the skies, and one ferocious bolt struck a direct hit on the Hotel. The blinding electrical charge enveloped the Tower, vaporizing three wings of rooms in an instant — and along with them, five unlucky elevator riders. Their bizarre and unexplained disappearance ended the glory days of the Hollywood Tower Hotel, and soon a deathly silence filled its luxurious suites and elegant halls. But the lingering mystery lived on for decades after, branding this derelict landmark with a dark reputation that has continued to intrigue the curious and the foolhardy who dare venture past its imposing iron gates. For decades its opulent rooms have sat vacant and dusty, its scorched facade bearing the scars of its destruction, yet the Hollywood Tower clings to its tortured, lifeless existence. Alas, the same can be said of its most unfortunate occupants who, some witnesses say, still wander the vanished halls... searching, beckoning others to enter, either for salvation or perhaps just some ghostly company. Today this monolithic sentinal looms high over the corners of Hollywood <b>...</b>

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  Live from Apple's 2010 iPod, Apple...
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  Apple September 2010 Music Event-Th...
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  Apple September 2010 Music Event-Th...
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