query: who sang this is the sound of the suburbs

pos: The Members The Members The Members are a British punk band that originated in Camberley, England. In the UK, they are best known for their single "The Sound of the Suburbs", reaching #12 in 1979, and in Australia, "Radio" which reached #5 in 1982. The Members were formed by lyricist Nicky Tesco (Nick Lightowlers) in 1976, through an invited audition at a recording studio at Tooley Street, London. The original personnel, with Tesco (vocals), was Gary Baker (guitar), and Steve Morley (bass guitar), initially with Steve Maycock then Clive Parker (drums). Morley and Parker were later replaced by Chris Payne and Adrian

neg: Warnbro Sound Avenue Warnbro Sound Avenue Warnbro Sound Avenue is a main road and suburban distributor in the southern suburbs of Rockingham south of Perth, and runs through or alongside the suburbs of Warnbro, Port Kennedy and Secret Harbour, ending at Dampier Drive in Golden Bay where it links to Mandurah Road. It continues on from Read Street and links these suburbs to the Rockingham City shopping centre. It is a dual carriageway until just before it ends in Golden Bay The Warnbro Fair shopping centre is also located on this road as is Warnbro Community High School. Most of the road was

neg: Warnbro Sound Avenue built in the 1990s and 2000s to service growing suburban demand. Warnbro Sound Avenue Warnbro Sound Avenue is a main road and suburban distributor in the southern suburbs of Rockingham south of Perth, and runs through or alongside the suburbs of Warnbro, Port Kennedy and Secret Harbour, ending at Dampier Drive in Golden Bay where it links to Mandurah Road. It continues on from Read Street and links these suburbs to the Rockingham City shopping centre. It is a dual carriageway until just before it ends in Golden Bay The Warnbro Fair shopping centre is also located on this road

neg: Sound Unlimited by a major label (Columbia Sony) in the 1990s. This "breakthrough recording deal" was negotiated with the help of Public Enemy. The group's origins in Sydney's western suburbs impacted the music they created. Those suburbs have residents, who are "traditionally regarded as real people, working-class, underprivileged and crime-ridden," and have substantial immigrant communities. They have significantly less access to the cultural and social capital of residents in more affluent, serviced suburbs, creating space for a different cultural form, that of underground hip-hop. Sound Unlimited publicly declared their underground status in that album title. Despite major label support, the group received

neg: Slow Hands (Niall Horan song) "Billboard", Taylor Weatherby noted "Slow Hands" focuses on a "funkier guitar vibe", compared to Horan's previous single "This Town." She also opined "the subtly-sexy song" shows an "edgier side of Niall." Colin Stutz from the publication, added, "The combination of a thumping beat and Horan's raspy vocals makes the song hardly even sound like the same guy who sang ["This Town"]. But what "Slow Hands" shows is that Horan definitely won't just be sticking to the sweet singer-songwriter sound on his solo debut." "Rolling Stone"s Althea Legaspi also noted Horan "goes for a more muted sound. Above a stomp-and-clap beat

neg: Wests Tigers participated. The club also won the World Sevens in 2004. The Wests Tigers play home games at three grounds: Leichhardt Oval (the home ground of Balmain), Campbelltown Stadium (the home ground of Western Suburbs) and Western Sydney Stadium as of 2019, which is now their main venue. They are currently coached by Michael Maguire. The club CEO is Justin Pascoe and the general manager is Kelly Egan. In 2018, blue Wiggle and fan Anthony Field wrote a song about the Wests Tigers and various artists from The Wiggles who had collaborated sang it to promote this club. In Australia, the

neg: Lena Machado "ha'i" is the sound of the voice break as it moves to the upper range. She was part of the vanguard of Hawaiian women who sang in this style. Historian George Kanahele described how Lena sang with the "Hawaiian style reminiscent of Nani Alapai, Juliana Walanika, and Helen Desha Beamer." The story of her discovery by KGU radio manager Marion A. Mulroney hearing her singing in a mango tree is often told as having happened at the YWCA in Honolulu, which had not been built at the time. In Machado's own recollections, she was indeed singing in the mango tree

neg: Emotion (Samantha Sang song) Hot 100 chart and peaking in the top five on the UK Singles Chart. Originally, the song "Emotion" was recorded by Samantha Sang for the Private Stock label. The song was Sang's only hit single, reaching number 3 on the "Billboard" Hot 100. "Billboard" ranked her version as the No. 14 song for 1978. There is a promotional video made for this song. When Sang arrived in Miami, instead of recording "Don't Throw It All Away", Barry Gibb offered her a new song "Emotion". On this track, Sang sticks to a breathy, Barry-like sound. Gibb himself provided harmony and background

neg: Josh Ho-Sang After 26 games with the Sound Tigers, Ho-Sang was recalled by the Islanders on December 9. Ho-Sang chose to wear sweater #66 for the Islanders as an homage to Mario Lemieux, who in response to controversy generated by the choice said he had no problem with Ho-Sang wearing the number. Ho-Sang defended his choice, arguing that he did not merely homage Lemieux's on-ice prowess, but also his contributions to the community of Pittsburgh. "He fought and continues to fight for other people," Ho-Sang said. "He thinks outside himself. For me, that's a man worth looking up to. That's why I

neg: God Only Knows sang the top and the bottom part and I sang in the middle." Brian used the production technique of double-tracking Carl's voice, so that his voice is simultaneously singing the same part twice, to give the vocal a fuller and richer sound; Brian used this technique often during the recording of "Pet Sounds". The song's sessions concluded on April 11. Per band archivist Craig Slowinski. The song first appeared on the Beach Boys' 1966 album "Pet Sounds" in monophonic sound format. Initially, Brian considered releasing it as a single under Carl Wilson's name, but the group were in demand for

neg: The Monkees eclectic album. Micky sang the pop songs (e.g., "I'll Be Back Upon My Feet"), and performed a double-vocal with Mike on the Nesmith/Allison composed "Auntie's Municipal Court". Davy sang the ballads (e.g., "Daydream Believer" and "We Were Made for Each Other") and Nesmith contributed some experimental songs, like the progressive "Writing Wrongs", the unusual hit song "Tapioca Tundra", and the lo-fi 1920s sound of "Magnolia Simms". This last song is notable for added effects to make it sound like an old record (even including a "record skipping" simulation) made before the Beatles "Honey Pie", which used a similar effect. Propelled

neg: If We Ever Meet Again somebody else to sing it, it might sound too overdone. I like it better with mistakes — I make mistakes. With me singing it, it gives it a different kind of swagger to it". Katy Perry sang the second verse, while Timbaland sang the first verse. In the chorus, both of them sang together. The last rap verse is performed by Timbaland's brother Sebastian, but he is uncredited. The music video was filmed in December 2009. It was directed by Paul "Coy" Allen, who directed "Morning After Dark" and "Say Something". Timbaland told MTV that he wanted the video to

neg: The Chymes popularity won them local television appearances. Their record reached #28 on the top 40. When the sisters first began recording, Stephanie was 16, Irisse was 15, and Candice was 13. Candice was the lead singer, Stephanie sang soprano harmony and Irisse sang alto harmony. They lived in the Los Angeles suburbs when they were discovered. The Chymes performed a live gig in Santa Barbara with another up-and-coming group known as the Sixpence, who were playing in the background and later changed their name to the Strawberry Alarm Clock. They did a lip-sync performance on a Bandstand-like show in San Diego,

neg: Free Moral Agents me. I knew J, who was actually my girlfriend at the time's brother-in-law, who did poetry and sang and stuff, so I got together with him. This is before the vinyl. I was working at this record store and started talking to my friend Jeff Harris, who it turns out, was really good with Pro Tools, so I added him to the group. He's really a producer and doesn't really play with us live, but he's very much responsible for the sound of the record. I knew Mendee [Ichikawa] for several years, and we had worked on and off, but

neg: Vienna State Opera from the Romantic Mozart ideal with a voluminous orchestral sound. Instead, qualities more associated with chamber music were featured, as well as a clearer, lighter sound, which would later come to be known as "typically Viennese". Singers who worked with Krips during this time were Erich Kunz, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Wilma Lipp, among others. As early as 1947, the Mozart-Ensemble was playing guest performances at the Royal Opera House in London, with Mozart's "Don Giovanni". Richard Tauber, who had fled from the Nazis, sang "Don Ottavio"; three months later he died, and was remembered for singing with "half a lung"

neg: Take a Load Off Your Feet did the lead vocal on the first and third verse (though this verse not in falsetto and also sped up on the final mix-leading it to be confused with Jardine), alternating giving way to Jardine, who sang the second and fourth verse and also played bass guitar. The Beach Boys, with help from Winfrey, sang the backing vocals, and Brian added sound effects including hitting an empty 5-gallon Sparkletts glass water container with a rubber mallet for percussion, footsteps and the horn of his Rolls-Royce Phantom V. The Beach Boys performed the song live for the first time in 1975

neg: Downtown Seattle As of the end of 2014, there were 32 apartment and 2 condominium projects under construction, representing over 5,000 units. In 1989, building heights in Downtown and adjoining Seattle suburbs were tightly restricted following a voter initiative. These restrictions were dramatically loosened in 2006, leading to the increase in Downtown high-rise construction. This policy change has divided commentators between those who support the increased density and those who criticize it as "Manhattanization." Downtown Seattle is the largest employment center in the Puget Sound region, with an estimated employee population of 243,995 in 2013, accounting for half of the city's jobs

neg: Joey Levine wrote the current Budweiser anthem, "This Is Budweiser, This Is Beer." In addition, Levine has also contributed songs, some of them with his 1960's bubblegum pop sound, to the PBS series "Dragon Tales". Levine is the father of Jonah Levine and Lukas Levine and has a daughter Deanna Adler Levine from his marriage to Carol Adler. Joey Levine Joey Levine (born May 29, 1947, New York City) is an American singer, songwriter and record producer of pop music, who has been active since 1966. He sang lead vocals on several Top 40 singles including "Run Run Run" by The Third

neg: The Crusaders (Los Angeles band) a Joyful Noise’ bore more than a passing resemblance to The Association, while their covers of ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’ and ‘Onward Christian Soldiers’ offered up a nice introduction to Duane Eddy-styled rock". Hi! I am Fred Barnett, and this is 2011. I just want everyone to know that much of this album was vocalized by studio musicians who sounded more like "The Chipmunks" than our actual band. We spent months trying to sound like these lame-o's who sang like they'd been castrated by a Hamilton Beach smoothy machine. In July 1967 Capitol Records released a single "Make a

neg: Daniel Padilla (EP) and recording. Padilla requested him twice to play first the song referring to the demo recording of Rivermaya. Padilla sang the whole song, but made helpful suggestions on how the arrangements could be made to better suit his voice. Adding that ‘’this is a kid who knows his music’’, Manalo said. However, notions on how this records were driven the fan? Manalo added, Daniel is not totally lacking of vocal or musical skills. Padilla is more on influenced by Orient Pearl sound yet he brought young flavor on it, observed by him. Further, he knows his strengths in music and

neg: Raman Raghav he operated in and to obtain the rod he had hid in the northern suburbs. The accused was therefore sent to the Police Surgeon, Mumbai, who observed him from 28 June 1969 to 23 July 1969 and opined that,"The accused is neither suffering from psychosis nor mentally retarded. His memory is sound, his intelligence average and [he] is aware of the nature and purpose of his acts. He is able to understand the nature and object of the proceedings against him and [is] not certifiably insane." With this medical opinion, the trial proceeded. The accused pleaded guilty. During the trial

neg: Fragile Figures before his departure in 2015. The band teamed up again with producer Tom Denney (ex-A Day to Remember) who produced their debut album "The Ascent". Vocally, the sound was going to be different from the previous album, as the former vocalist Xander Bourgeois who sang on the debut album, left in April and was replaced with a new lead vocalist Aaron Melzer, formerly with the band Author & Finisher. Also Richard Rogers worked on his vocals for this album with Eric Ron who is specialized in vocal production. In the Vents magazine interview, the band explained the album title: "We

neg: Apostolia Zoi 5, 2006, Apostolia Zoi released her third studio album titled ""Th' Afisei Epohi"" (It will leave a history) featuring fifteen new songs. This album featured a bit of a different sound while not completely straying away from the sound of the first two albums. The titled track because a hit, while the album also featured a rap style duet with friend Gianni Tsimitseli titled "Lipstick". In June 2007, Zoi sang a duet remix with the famous Kostas Tournas of "Geia Sou" at the "Mad Music Video Awards". For the winter season of 2007-2008, Zoi sang at "Kendro Athinon" with Giannis

neg: Iron Man (song) around the title. Ozzy Osbourne sang behind a metal fan to get the sound effect in its first line, 'I am Iron Man!'. Despite this, the song has no connection to the Marvel Comics character of the same name. The lyrics tell the story of a man who time travels into the future, and sees the apocalypse. In the process of returning to the present, he is turned into steel by a magnetic storm. He is rendered mute, unable verbally to warn people of his vision of impending destruction. His attempts to communicate are ignored and mocked. This causes Iron

neg: Loni Ackerman last Broadway credit was Grizabella in Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Cats", in which she sang the famous song "Memory". She then became inactive to raise her two sons. Ackerman recently debuted her show "Next To Abnormal" in NYC. In August 2011, she starred at Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, Long Island, as Norma Desmond in the musical "Sunset Blvd." Ackerman is married to sound designer Steve Canyon Kennedy. They have two sons, Jack, who is a sound engineer, and George, who is an actor. Loni Ackerman Loni Ackerman (born April 10, 1949) is an American Broadway musical theatre performer and cabaret singer.

neg: Sound Unlimited Sound Unlimited Sound Unlimited, formerly known as Sound Unlimited Posse and Westside Posse, was an Australian hip hop group from Sydney and the first Australian hip hop act signed to a major label (Sony BMG) during the 1990s. The band's members were: Rosano (El Assassin) and Tina Martinez (who were brother and sister), MC Kode Blue and Vlad DJ BTL. Westside Posse originated from the western suburbs of Sydney in the Burwood subdivision in 1983. Their first recording, "Pull the Trigger", was a track on a compilation album, "Down Under by Law", released by Virgin Records in 1988. Later in

neg: Essie Jain Essie Jain Essie Jain is an English singer-songwriter born and raised in London, who is now based in New York City. Her first published work was a single track, "Why", on the album "The Sound the Hare Heard", which contains a single track each from a large number of artists including Sufjan Stevens and Colin Meloy. This record was curated by Slim Moon and released by Kill Rock Stars. In July 2006 she did a Take-Away Show video session shot by Vincent Moon. In this session, Jain played acoustic guitar and sang "Understand" and "Glory". Both songs would soon be

neg: Cat Stevens joined by several young male singers who sang backing vocals and played a drum, with Islam as lead singer and guitarist. They performed two songs, both half in Arabic, and half in English; "Tala'a Al-Badru Alayna", an old song in Arabic which Islam recorded with a folk sound to it, and another song, "The Wind East and West", which was newly written by Islam and featured a distinct R&B sound. With this performance, Islam began slowly to integrate instruments into both older material from his Cat Stevens era (some with slight lyrical changes) and new songs, both those known to

neg: North Coogee incorporated portions of the surrounding suburbs of Hamilton Hill, Spearwood and Coogee. North Coogee is located 4 km south of Fremantle, and is bounded by the municipal boundary of the City of Fremantle to the north, Cockburn Road/Beeliar Regional Park to the east, Powell Road to the south and Cockburn Sound to the west. North Coogee overlooks Cockburn Sound with views of Garden Island, Carnac Island and Rottnest Island. The first development in the area may have been when Richard Goldsmith Meares who established a lime burning kiln in 1831, south of the Clarence townsite. Meares had arrived at the

neg: Connecticut's congressional districts the luxurious stereotypes of this area of Connecticut, the district is also home to one of the poorest cities in the United States, Bridgeport, the largest city in Connecticut. Before the redistricting, the 4th included exclusively the few towns on the Long Island Sound from New York to Bridgeport; it now extends northward and eastward to take in the suburbs of Danbury as well as many towns that once constituted the heart of the old 5th district. In so doing, the reapportioned district after 2002 followed many Republican natives of lower Fairfield County who had relocated further into Connecticut for

neg: Ivar Frounberg title referring to a riddle based on the twelfth book of Homer's Odyssey: If anyone heard the sirens sing, they died – except for Ulysses, who never told anyone what he had heard. So there is no way of knowing what they actually sang. According to Frounberg, this paradox accurately describes how music is experienced in today's media world. Several parts of "What did the Sirens Sing as Ulysses sailed by?" are openly structured, allowing the conductor to combine different musical elements, therefore the work will sound different each time it is played Ivar Frounberg Ivar Frounberg (born 12 April

neg: Les Variations culture as well as the Hebrew songs of the band members’ youth growing up in North Africa. With this sound, they introduced a new rock fusion which is now referred to as Moroccanroll music, which is played throughout North Africa and has influenced many western rock bands over the past four decades. Three of the original four members were Moroccan Jews. Joe Leb sang vocals, Marc Tobaly played guitar, and Isaac “Jacky” Bitton was on drums. The fourth member, Jacques “Petit Pois” Grande, who played bass, is of Italian heritage. In 1971, Leb was briefly replaced by French singer Michel

neg: Najim Arshad as an administrative officer of the Central Vigilance Commission and his mother is a music teacher. He has two elder brothers, Dr. Ajim Shad and Sajim who works as a sound engineer. On 13 September 2015, he married Thazni Thaha (Kiki) in Punalur Najim debuted as a playback singer in 2007, with the song "Mizhineer" in Major Ravi's Malayalam film "Mission 90 Days". Arshad first gained attention through his album, "I'm Here". Najim sang a ghazal for the movie "Khaafiron ki Namaaz". He also sang in "Casanovva", "Doctor Love", and "Diamond Necklace". Arshad rose to the top of the music

neg: The Word and the Flesh predicting it to be a sleeper hit. "Sounds" were very favourable, saying "this will blow yer fuckin head right off...This is utterly dazzling." "Alternative Press" called it "a feast for the guitar-rock aficionado," whilst "Melody Maker" called it "molten passion." A more mixed review came from Ivan Kreilkamp of "Spin", who said "a band with a big booming sound must take care not to fall into empty portentiousness. When Thaila Zedek sang for Live Skull–a group often sharing Band of Susans' Glenn Branca trained New York guitar drone heritage–she always managed, with a phrase as simple as "It's not really

neg: Jubin Nautiyal songs "Le Chala" for One Night Stand and "The Sound of Raaz" & "Yaad Hai Na (Reprise)" for Raaz Reboot gave him opportunity to work with composer Jeet Gannguli and this collaboration continued till "Dhal Jaun Main” for Rustom. In 2017, he was the lead singer of the Hrithik Roshan starrer film "Kaabil" which had music by Rajesh Roshan. He sang four song for the film including the title track and also sang "The Humma Song" for Dharma Productions's film "Ok Jaanu". He released a Hindi pop song along with Pawni Pandey named 'Dil Budhhu' on T-Series He sang for

neg: Patti LaBelle more homegrown look and sound that reflected psychedelic soul. In 1971, the group opened for The Who in several stops on the group's U.S. tour. Labelle signed with the Warner Music imprint, Track Records, and released their self-titled debut album in 1971. The record's psychedelic soul sound and its blending of rock and soul rhythms was a departure from the group's early sound. That same year, they sang background vocals on Laura Nyro's album, "Gonna Take a Miracle". A year later, in 1972, the group released "Moon Shadow", which repeated the homegrown gritty sound of the previous album. In 1973,

neg: Sound Relief sing the final line. He was then unwell after the performance and spent the afternoon vomiting, still managing to play a second show that night. Eskimo Joe, Wolfmother and Jet all premiered new songs that had not been released yet. Eskimo Joe sung "Foreign Land" and "Inshalla", Wolfmother sang "Back Round" and Jet sang "She's a Genius". Little Birdy sang "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" in Sydney and Split Enz would sing it at Melbourne later that night. While Jet and Wolfmother played most of their songs at both concerts, this was the only song to be played at

neg: Are You That Somebody? Are You That Somebody? "Are You That Somebody?" is a Grammy nominated single performed by American singer Aaliyah, recorded for the "Dr. Dolittle" soundtrack. The song was written and composed by Static Major, who also sang backing vocals, and Timbaland, who, in addition to writing the song, produced and performed a guest rap for it. The song was sent to U.S. pop radio stations on September 29, 1998 (see 1998 in music). The song samples the sound of a baby cooing from producer Jac Holzman's 1964 track "Happy Baby" from "Authentic Sound Effects Volume 8" (later used in Perrey and

neg: The Underdog/El Subestimado reggae song. Two songs on the album have been influenced by salsa. "Llora, Llora" had a lot of airplay, and it features the Venezuelan salsa star, Oscar D'León. The song "Chango Blanco" was also influenced by salsa, and has more of a salsa sound than "Llora, Llora", though Oscar D'Leon is featured on it. The song "Slo Mo'" was featured in Tego's first film called "Illegal Tender". This song has the chorus sang in English, and some parts of the first and second verse sang is English. "Mardi Gras" is influenced by blues music. Also, Tego Calderon's songs "Llévatelo Todo"

neg: Marina Poplavskaya HD simulcast on 10 December 2011, and in the fall of 2013 she sang five performances as Tatiana in the Met's new production of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin", replacing Netrebko, who had sung the role earlier in the run. Vivian Schweitzer, reviewing the performance for "The New York Times", wrote that "Poplavskaya lacks the voluptuous sound of Anna Netrebko, who sang the role of Tatiana on opening night, but offered a more arresting portrayal dramatically." In the fall of 2014, Poplavskaya withdrew from the Met's productions of "Le Nozze di Figaro" and "La Traviata". The Met's general manager, Peter Gelb, stated

neg: Cockburn Sound Cockburn Sound Cockburn Sound is an inlet of the Indian Ocean on the coast of Western Australia. It extends from the south of the mouth of the Swan River at Fremantle for about 25 km to Cape Peron near Rockingham and is located at . The total area of the sound is about 100 km². It is bounded on the east by the mainland suburbs of Cockburn and Kwinana, on the west by Garden Island and Carnac Island, and includes several rocky outcrops and reefs. The Gage Roads shipping channel lies to the north. The sound was named in 1827

neg: Stick Men (prog band) Mel Collins on sax, was recorded in 2017. Their fourth album with Markus Reuter, "Prog Noir", was recorded and released in 2016. This album featured several vocal pieces. Tony Levin sang the title track, Markus Reuter sang Plutonium, and they shared vocals on the promotional single, The Tempest. Stylistically, Stick Men's sound is quite unique. Touting the fact that their lead musicians are "playing instruments unlike any other," their music has evolved to be somewhere between Art Rock, Progressive Rock, and in some cases Progressive Metal. There is a heavy influence of free music and improvisation during their live shows,

neg: Abimbola Fernandez Abimbola Fernandez Darnel Abimbọla "Bim" Olumegbon Fernandez (born May 25, 1989) is a French-born singer, the daughter of Antonio Deinde Fernandez, a Nigerian billionaire ambassador. In 2014, she sang with the band Pink Grenade, and released two controversial videos that picked up millions of online views. She left her label later that year. Fernandez was born at the American Hospital of Paris in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a commune in the western suburbs of Paris, France. Her father was billionaire Antonio Deinde Fernandez from Lagos State in southwestern Nigeria, who had moved to the United States as a young adult. His Fernandez clan

neg: Justin Vivian Bond and a Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists award (2012). Bond is transgender and prefers the gender-inclusive honorific "Mx." (in place of "Ms."/"Mr.") and pronoun "v" (with "vself" instead of "her"/"himself"), a reference to the artist's middle name. Bond grew up loving popular songs and the women who sang them. Reared in the remote suburbs of Hagerstown, Maryland, the artist's early role models appeared via the stereo and the television set. From early on, Bond longed "to sing, be amusing, and wear fabulous outfits" like Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett, and Cher. The young Bond idolized "more icy people" like

neg: Shock of the New Era Shock of the New Era Shock of the New Era is the second EP played by South Korean boy band Beast, and was released by Cube Entertainment on March 1, 2010. The songs were written and composed by Shin Sa-dong Tiger and Lee Sang-ho who crafted Beast's previous singles like "Bad Girl" and "Mystery". "Shock", the lead single was released simultaneously with the EP. The group's second mini-album, "Shock Of The New Era" have already sold over 20,000 copies to date. The new genre prepared by Beast for this mini-album is 'Rocktronic.' With a powerful sound and Beast's added color

neg: John Glascock John Glascock played bass guitar, sang backup vocals, occasionally played synthesizers, and even sang lead vocals on a few songs. These songs include "The City", "Dancing On a Cold Wind" (sharing lead vocals with David Allen), and "The Horseman" (sharing vocal duties with all of Carmen), all from the album "Dancing on a Cold Wind" (1975). He also sang on the track "High Time" from the album "The Gypsies" (1976). Glascock's basslines in Carmen were often technical and unusual. They were key to Carmen's unique sound. Unlike his work in Jethro Tull, Glascock utilized effects in his sound while with

neg: Irving Berlin "Betsy", a Ziegfeld production. It became hit recording for Ben Selvin and one of several Berlin hits in 1927, it was performed by Al Jolson in the first feature sound film, "The Jazz Singer", that same year. In 1946, it returned to the top 10 on the charts with Count Basie and Benny Goodman. In 1978, Willie Nelson made the song a no. 1 country hit, 52 years after it was written. An instant standard with one of Berlin's most "intricately syncopated choruses", this song is associated with Fred Astaire, who sang and danced to it in the 1946 film

neg: Be Steadwell artist fellowship. Be Steadwell sang at the 2017 Women's March on the National Mall behind Maxwell and Janelle Monae in Toshi Reagon's Big Lovely Band. Steadwell self-produces her music, which is known for its lyrics and LGBTQI content. In an interview published in After Ellen, Be said “This album is a collection of love songs I’ve written in the past ten years from my perspective as a super queer black woman who loves love.” The article described her sound as "multi-layered but lofi" Her songs also frequently have political themes. Steadwell uses loop pedals to layer vocals and beatboxing live

neg: Harolyn Blackwell interview Blackwell recalled, "I did not come from a musical family. I had a fourth grade teacher that introduced me to music and I sang at the Catholic church. In high school I started doing musicals − "The Sound of Music", "Brigadoon", "Oliver!", and so forth. I thought maybe this would be what I would pursue after high school, although even in my senior year in high school I had doubts. I wanted to go into history or fashion design. But, I had a wonderful choral director who said 'no, your calling is music,' and she convinced me." Blackwell attended

neg: 2016 Summer Olympics opening ceremony after her catwalk, but it had to be cut because she walked too slow during the catwalk. After Ipanema, the favelas were represented to the sound of samba and funk carioca, with divas Elza Soares, who played the "Canto de Ossanha", and Ludmilla, who sang the "Rap da Felicidade". Later, rapper Marcelo D2 and singer Zeca Pagodinho simulated a duel of rhythms, with the latter sang "Deixa A Vida Me Levar". The new generation rappers Karol Conká and MC Sofia followed. Cultural performances that simulated conflicts as maracatu and the bumba-meu-boi shared the stage of the stadium. Actress Regina Casé

neg: Queens of the Stone Age (album) as well. "I Was a Teenage Hand Model" was recorded separately at Rancho De La Luna studio in Joshua Tree, California, with the studio's personnel contributing as performers: studio owner Fred Drake sang and played drums on the track, while co-owner Dave Catching played percussion and sound engineer Patrick "Hutch" Hutchinson played piano. Former Dinosaur Jr. bassist Mike Johnson is credited with "sofa" on the track. Hutch, who served as live sound engineer for both Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age, is credited as a member of the group on the album, with the roles "FOH" (front of house),

neg: Seoyoung, My Daughter and decides to give up on Mi-kyung. When Sang-woo confronted Mi-kyung about the truth, she regretfully admits that she lied only because she wanted a true love and not someone after her fortune. While Sang-woo was angry, he also uses this chance to break up with Mi-kyung, citing their social class differences is too great and that his heart changed after learning about her real identity. Mi-kyung has great difficulty accepting Sang-woo's reasoning(s) and is greatly depressed. Woo-jae at first does not know who Sang-woo is, but when he realizes Sang-woo is his brother-in-law, Woo-jae realized Sang-woo is doing this

neg: Jesse Kinch realized he was only 14. Although Money wanted an adult to portray his life in the musical, he felt Jesse was the only one that captured the look, sound and spirit of his younger self. After months of rehearsals, the show opened in June of that year at the Dix Hills Performing Arts Centre where Jesse sang 14 songs a night with no understudy. This led to appearances on "Good Day NY" and Channel 55 News. Jesse received rave reviews from the New York papers and from everyone who came and watched each night in the audience who took notice

neg: Norske Talenter (series 2) Michael Jackson. He did some MJ dance moves in the final. In the final, TV 2 made a mistake with the sound, that sounded like he was screaming at the middle of the song. At the auditions, Jan Fredrik Karlsen said "Now, a new star is born on that stage" when he sang "You Raise Me Up". At the semi-finals he sang "Unchained Melody" and "One Moment in Time" in the final. Norske Talenter (series 2) The 2009 series of Norske Talenter was the first series of this television programme. It began airing on TV 2 February 13, 2009 with

neg: Wings Over the World tour of Sound" were then introduced into the set in March 1976, and McCartney is known to have remarked: "Everything I have done since The Beatles split has been leading up to this." In order to demonstrate that Wings was not merely a McCartney showcase, Denny Laine sang lead vocals on several songs, including "Go Now", reprising his vocal from the Moody Blues' 1965 hit, and Simon & Garfunkel's song "Richard Cory". Jimmy McCulloch also sang lead, on his "Venus and Mars" composition "Medicine Jar". Of particular interest to fans and music critics, McCartney decided to perform five of his songs

neg: Live & Re-Wrapped Tour song "Te Amare", singer and backup vocal for Estefan, Donna Allen sang a tribute to the Miami Sound Machine singing the song "Primitive Love" from the album of the same name. In this intermission Gloria used to go backstage to change clothes to re-appear singing her smash-hit 1-2-3". Estefan also sang a special song "Cuando Sali De Cuba", a special song recorded during her childhood about the exile of her beloved Cuba. Sources: Live & Re-Wrapped Tour The Live Re-Wrapped is the sixth concert tour by singer and songwriter Gloria Estefan, the tour crossed cities in the United States, and

neg: Aisha (reggae singer) Daily Telegraph" describe her as "the closest we have to a female Bob Marley". In 2006, she toured internationally with Mad Professor's Ariwa Posse. Aisha (reggae singer) Aisha, sometimes Sister Aisha (born Pamela Ross, 1962, Wolverhampton, England) is a roots reggae singer. Aisha's father ran a sound system and she began singing at the age of eight, building up a strong local following before beginning her recording career. At the age of sixteen she met Lippy, who owned the Locks City sound system, and she sang over the system's dub plates. In 1979, she successfully auditioned for the band Capital

neg: Aisha (reggae singer) Aisha (reggae singer) Aisha, sometimes Sister Aisha (born Pamela Ross, 1962, Wolverhampton, England) is a roots reggae singer. Aisha's father ran a sound system and she began singing at the age of eight, building up a strong local following before beginning her recording career. At the age of sixteen she met Lippy, who owned the Locks City sound system, and she sang over the system's dub plates. In 1979, she successfully auditioned for the band Capital Letters as a backing vocalist. She went solo in 1984 and was soon introduced to Mad Professor, and after a few singles, Mad Professor

neg: Frozen (2013 film) members began recording the film's vocal tracks in October 2012 at the Sunset Sound recording studio in Hollywood "before" the songs had been orchestrated, meaning they heard only Lopez's demo piano track in their headphones as they sang. Most of the dialogue was recorded at the Roy E. Disney Animation Building in Burbank under the supervision of original dialogue mixer Gabriel Guy, who also mixed the film's sound effects. Some dialogue was recorded after recording songs at both Sunset Sound and Capitol Studios; for scenes involving Anna and Elsa, both studios offered vocal isolation booths where Menzel and Bell could

neg: The Holographic Principle on this record, besides having catchy melodies, we also wanted to have really groovy vocal lines. And that's something that we worked on as well; we changed up some things to make it less predictable." One of the aspects of Epica's sound which has been enhanced on "The Holographic Principle" is the growling vocal style of Epica guitarist and main songwriter Mark Jansen. "Well, it's Mark and it's actually our drummer as well," Simone said. "Mark is the main grunter, and our drummer, Ariën (van Weesenbeek), has a really nice, thick sound. So I don't know if he sang all

neg: The Insyderz Sang Kim, who appeared on their next release. Later the same year they released their third album, "Fight of My Life", which contains original songs and returned the sound of their debut release. In support of "Skalleluia!" the band toured with Plankeye and Morella's Forest. In 1999 they made an appearance on "The 700 Club" and embarked on an all-ska with the Skeletones and Jeffries Fan Club. On this tour the band held daily Bible studies where two members of the Skeletones converted to Christianity. Also following this tour Jeffries Fan Club guitarist Sonnie Johnston left to join Five Iron

neg: T. J. Harris for this album, and sang all of them. Although it received good ratings, the fanbase, in general, felt disappointed, and that Decyfer Down did not follow the type of sound it was known for. It was 3 years later that Harris reacted to this on his Facebook page, claiming that the album was a tribute to the people who inspired him to play the Guitar for the first time. Harris finished recording his vocals on Decyfer Down's 4th album, "The Other Side of Darkness", which was released on April 1, 2016. In a promo video, Harris announced that "The Other

neg: Chris Doran This was a contrast to the runner-up James Kilbane, whose track had been done "in house" by You're a Star's own arranger. This led to a marked difference in the sound of both tracks. Doran sang the song accompanied onstage by singing group Final 4, who had also participated in the Competition. Doran, along with Final 4, represented Ireland in the 49th Eurovision Song Contest, in Istanbul, Turkey in May 2004, finishing 22nd out of 24. The single however became a big hit in Ireland, where it topped the charts for two weeks. Doran went on to release a number

neg: Banda Calypso "Pra Te Esquecer", and the ballads "Imagino" and "Tic Tac", among others. This album also contained a variety of rhythms that the band always uses, but now with more experimentation, better sound quality and a wider audience. Unlike previous albums, singing with Joelma was not Dinho but Edu Luppa, a songwriter partner who sang tracks "Uma Rosa" and "Maria". When the album was released it was pirated by a group in Pará, so Joelma and Chimbinha filed a lawsuit; but despite this problem they still released the disc which surpassed 900,000 copies in sales. Also in 2003 they recorded and

neg: Steve Lillywhite "Sound of the Suburbs" and protest reggae classic "Offshore Banking Business." Lillywhite along with Engineer Hugh Padgham began working with the English band XTC in June and July 1979 at Townhouse Studios in London for Virgin Records. The results; XTC's third studio album "Drums and Wires" was released on 17 August 1979 and "Making Plans For Nigel" the single taken from this work reached #17 on the BBC UK Singles Chart in the fall of that year. It is a classic example of the distinctive Lillywhite\Padgham big drum sound In February 1980 the Psychedelic Furs' self-titled debut album was released,

neg: Seattle city has over of parkland. Seattle is located between the saltwater Puget Sound (an arm of the Pacific Ocean) to the west and Lake Washington to the east. The city's chief harbor, Elliott Bay, is part of Puget Sound, which makes the city an oceanic port. To the west, beyond Puget Sound, are the Kitsap Peninsula and Olympic Mountains on the Olympic Peninsula; to the east, beyond Lake Washington and the Eastside suburbs, are Lake Sammamish and the Cascade Range. Lake Washington's waters flow to Puget Sound through the Lake Washington Ship Canal (consisting of two man-made canals, Lake Union,

neg: Sound Transit Rapid Transit line. A new commuter rail line is proposed to run from North Renton to Snohomish if additional funding beyond the Sound Transit taxes is secured. Sound Transit 3 was a ballot measure that was approved by voters during the November 2016 elections in King, Pierce, and Snohomish in Washington. The $53.8 billion Sound Transit 3 plan will expand the existing Link light rail system to the suburbs of Tacoma, Federal Way, Everett and Issaquah, as well as the Seattle neighborhoods of Ballard and West Seattle. The local portion of the measure would be partially funded by increases in

neg: Meghe Dhaka Tara "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", which praises "the grace of Ghatak's mise en scène, his expressionist sound design, and the enormous sense of loss." The film revolves around Neeta (played by Supriya Choudhury), a beautiful young girl who lives with her family, refugees from East Pakistan, in the suburbs of Calcutta. Neeta is a self-sacrificing person who is constantly exploited by everyone around her, even her own family, who take her goodness for granted. Her elder brother (played by Anil Chatterjee) does not care for the family as he wants to be a singer, so she needs

neg: Nate Mendel percussive sound you get from playing with downstrokes." For the acoustic shows, Mendel played fingerstyle. Nate is rarely seen singing. However he sang backup with Chris Shiflett on Monkey Wrench at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia in 2000 while supporting "There Is Nothing Left To Lose". He and Shiflett sang the outro backing vocals (""fall in, fall out""). He is also seen doing backing vocals on "I'll Stick Around" at Bizarre Festival in 2000. Also, he sang backing vocals at Bucknell University in 2000 on "Monkey Wrench". Mendel's main set-up consists of Fender Precision Basses with GHS strings, played through

neg: OnePiece (music production team) "The Duets" album and, after their work on that album, the group officially formed. Their sound is mostly electronica-based, using synthesizers to create a retro feel. OnePiece has provided a lot of the musical direction for Lovelyz's sound, and are credited with helping them maintain a distinctive "color" of music with consistent sales and popularity. This popularity was especially reflected with the OnePiece-produced track "Ah-Choo" which ended up being sleeper hit that had a long life on Korean music charts in 2015. OnePiece (music production team) OnePiece () is a Korean production team composed of musicians Yoon Sang, Davink, wan9u,

neg: Josh Ho-Sang season with the Islanders but was sent down to Bridgeport Sound Tigers on October 25, 2017, after recording four assists in six games. He was recalled on an emergency basis on November 11, 2017. The emergency basis was terminated and changed to a regular recall on November 16, 2017. It was short-lived, however, as he was sent back down to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers on December 16, 2017, after recording eight points in 15 games. Ho-Sang was invited to the Islanders preseason training camp prior to the 2018–19 season but was reassigned to the Sound Tigers on September 24, 2018.

neg: Severe storms in Australia cell formed just north of Melton and within 30 minutes the storm grew into a supercell and was headed straight for Melbourne's western suburbs. It was reported by residents that before the storm hit a loud roar could be heard, this was the sound of hail the size of tennis balls. Numerous reports of large hail were received, ranging from in diameter and causing significant damage to property, transport and infrastructure. Flash flooding occurred as a result of very heavy rainfall and multiple storms moving over the same location. The worst affected areas were the northern and eastern suburbs of

neg:
Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs gave it 5/5. The album debuted on the ARIA chart at number 36. All songs written by Sam Cromack and arranged by Ball Park Music.
 Produced, engineered and mixed by Matt Redlich at Massive Studios.
 Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound.
 Artwork by Polly Bass Boost. All music and lyrics written by Sam Cromack: Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs is the debut studio album by Australian indie pop band Ball Park Music. Released in Australia and New Zealand on September 9 2011 on Stop Start/EMI, the album was produced by Matt Redlich and features two

neg: The Suburbs describes the overall sound of "The Suburbs" as "a mix of Depeche Mode and Neil Young", stating that he wanted the album to sound like "the bands that I heard when I was very young, and wondered what those crazy noises were". It was released by Merge Records in North America and by Mercury Records in the United Kingdom. The band pressed each completed song to a 12″ lacquer, then recorded it back for the digital master of the album. There are eight alternative covers for the CD version of the album. A video for "Ready to Start" was released

neg: Misfits (band) the punk sound and image into something darker and more sinister, a punk-metal hybrid that later found bloom in the quiet, boring suburbs of Oslo and the boggy backwaters surrounding Tampa. Punk belonged to the media/celebrity hubs of London and New York. Ghoul rock was for the kids in the suburbs where nothing ever happens." Andy Weller of the Necros recalls the band's transition from traditional punk rock in the late 1970s to hardcore in the early 1980s: "(You) could hear it on the records. It went from this Ramones-type stuff, to nine months later, where they put out records

neg: Caecilia Trebulla in memory of her visit after she composed each poem. A popular belief at the time was that the statue of Memnon sang to his mother Eos, the goddess of dawn, because the stones made a sound as they were warmed by the rising sun. It is possible that this sound inspired her to mention her own mother. 1. By Trebulla. When I heard the holy voice of Memnon, I longed for you, mother, and I prayed for you to hear it too. 2. Caecilia Trebulla, upon hearing Memnon for the second time. Before we heard only his voice, Today

neg: Mon Homme –where it was a hit for Mistinguett– it was popularized in the English speaking world in the 1920s with the 1921 recording by Ziegfeld Follies singer Fanny Brice. The song was a hit, and the record eventually earned a Grammy Hall of Fame Award for Brice in 1999. Brice also sang the song during one of the sound sequences of the part-talkie film "My Man" (1928). Alice Faye sang it in the musical film "Rose of Washington Square" (1939), a thinly veiled biography of Fanny Brice. The ballad version recorded by Brice was modified by Billie Holiday, who introduced a

neg: Eddie Vedder unique sound. At the time, Gossard and Ament were working on the Temple of the Dog project founded by Soundgarden's Chris Cornell as a musical tribute to Mother Love Bone's frontman Andrew Wood, who died of a heroin overdose at age 24. Soundgarden drummer Matt Cameron and newcomer Mike McCready were also a part of the project. The song "Hunger Strike" became a duet between Cornell and Vedder. Cornell later said of Vedder that "he sang half of that song not even knowing that I'd wanted the part to be there and he sang it exactly the way I was

neg: The FP logo. George Holdcroft composed the score for "The FP". He was invited to a screening of the film by producer Christian Agypt, and asked if he could compose the music for it. Holdcroft, who lived in Chicago at the time, spent 12 hours a day composing the score and e-mailed his compositions to the Trost brothers. To emulate the sound of a choir for one song, Holdcroft sang the same segment more than 200 times using different voices and melodies to achieve the desired result. For another song, he sang in falsetto and altered the pitch of his voice to

neg: Jana Chen started attracting the interest of some publishers. In 2010 she signed a contract with the Beijing based record label; Dongjia Entertainment, in which she would release her first album entitled "The more lonely I am, the more I sing" (越唱越寂寞), an album characterized by a Teen pop and R&B sound combined with some Rock and mainstream pop songs. This album featured her first hit song, "All your wrong" (错错错) which she sang as a duo with Liù zhé, a male singer who was also signed to the same company. The music video for this track accumulates 7 million views in

neg: The Promise (In This Moment song) Finger Death Punch) would've had a single coming out at the same time as us, so it prevents problems business wise or whatever. [There] was nothing we could do for it..." Producer Kevin Churko instead enlisted Adrian Patrick, who sang on the demo version of the song to appear on the final version. Guitarist Chris Howorth says Patrick's vocals were a perfect match, "Adrian had this deep, rich voice. And together with Maria, it was a sound I have never heard before from any band or any duet. It was such a thrill to write such a powerful song and

neg: Melhem Barakat Sakr, Shatha Hassoun, and Majida El Roumi. Melhem Barakat, a Lebanese singer, was born in 1942 in Kfarshima, Lebanon and raised as a Christian. He grew up with the sound of Egyptian composer and singer Mohammed Abdel Wahab. While still at school, he composed a song whose lyrics were taken from an article in the school journal and sang it first before his classmates and teachers, who appreciated his performance. Also in his school years, he used to sing in school parties and performed in various talent shows. Later, he joined the Rahbanis’ musical theater, where he sang in the

neg: The Meteors their former band, Raw Deal, in order to experiment with a new sound that mixed horror and science fiction lyrics with a punk rock / rockabilly crossover (as distinct from the slower, psychedelic rockabilly sound of the Cramps). This sound would later be called psychobilly. What made them unique was that Fenech and Lewis each sang lead vocals on their own tracks. The Meteors played their first show during Rockabilly Night at The Sparrow Hawk in north London, but, after being heckled due to their cross between rockabilly and punk attitudes, decided to begin playing shows beyond just rockabilly clubs.

neg: Mario Basiola baritone. When it settled into its high baritone, the young singer learned his roles “note for note, breath for breath... gesture for gesture from his revered teacher,” basing everything on Cotogni’s principle of intentionality (itself fundamental in 19th century vocal schooling): in order to emit a good and correct sound, the singer should first imagine it, hear it within himself, and make every effort to realize this idealized sound with his own voice, thus avoiding the sound from being introduced into cavities that diminish or exclude the fundamental harmonics. In his first performances at Santa Cecilia, he sang the duets

neg: Spicks and Specks (album) who would later be the Bee Gees' regular drummer until August 1969. Maurice Gibb had a piano to play and electronics he was allowed to try out, Robin Gibb learned to double-track his voice, and Barry had precious time to work with his group to make recordings as good as those by the other performers who had recorded so many of his songs. The one-track tape machines required the used of sound-on-sound for all overdubs. An instrumental base track was recorded first. Then it was played back while the group sang or played, and the playback and microphones were mixed

neg: Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep) the same time. The Wiggles also sang this song on their album and DVD "Pop Go the Wiggles" for Anthony Field's newborn son, Antonio who debuted himself. The lyrics are intended to sound like Italian non-sense, cooed to a baby as a lullaby. Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep) "Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep)" is a popular song written by Mack David, Jerry Livingston, and Al Hoffman, and published in 1947. The song was popularized by Perry Como in 1947. The recording was released by RCA Victor Records as catalog number 20-2259. The record first reached the

neg: Live, Laugh, Love with "Yahoo Music", Walker stated, "I think that I have worried in the past about trying not to sound too country on some songs and trying not to sound too pop on other songs, and I didn't really worry about that this time, I just sang the songs the best I could. It sounds very cliché, but I gave it everything I had on every song." In an interview with the "Associated Press", Walker revealed, ""Holding Her and Loving You" is probably the most controversial song that I've ever recorded. It's controversial for me because I don't believe in remaking

neg: Plain White T's 2009 and 2011. The Plain White T's was formed in Lombard in early 1997. The group began as a trio, with Higgenson as singer and guitarist, Fletcher on bass guitar and Tirio on drums. The group played mostly local punk shows in Chicago's suburbs, eventually having gigs at the Metro in Chicago's Wrigleyville neighborhood. As the band began to establish itself in the local scene, a fourth member was recruited, Steve Mast, who joined playing lead guitar and sang backing vocals. Higgenson broke several vertebrae in a car crash in 1999 while driving the band's van. He was in a

neg: Scott Walker (singer) sound" techniques with symphonic orchestrations featuring Britain's top musicians and arrangers. Scott served as effective co-producer of the band's records throughout this period (alongside their named producer, Johnny Franz), and has claimed authorship of this sound in later interviews. Many of their earlier numbers had a driving beat, but by "Images", their third album, ballads predominated. By the time of "Images", John Walker's musical influence on the Walker Brothers had waned (although he sang lead on a cover of "Blueberry Hill" and contributed two original compositions) and this led to tensions between him and Scott. For his part, Scott was

neg: I Like It (DeBarge song) lyrics provided by Randy, El and sister Bunny, who composed the much-copied bridge. While being interviewed for the TV documentary, "Unsung", in 2008, co-producer Iris Gordy told El to sing the final ad-libs "I like it, I like it", in a higher register. El responded by telling Iris that she was "trying to make sound like [his brother] Bobby", to which Iris returned with, "you better thank your lucky stars if you sound even "close" to Bobby". According to Randy, who was also interviewed for the show, while he wrote lyrics to and sang lead on the song's verses, while

neg: St. Anger forgot to turn the snare on because I wasn't thinking about this stuff. At the playbacks, I decided I was really liking what I was hearing—it had a different ambience. It sang back to me in a beautiful way." Regarding the backlash about the sound, he stated, "It's crazy, that kind of closed-mindedness." Rock said, "I would say I've only [done something] this brutal [sounding] when I've done demos. It probably sounds heavier because it's Metallica, but really this was a 15-minutes-on-the-drum-sound type of thing." When "St. Anger" was completed, Metallica hired a new, permanent bassist. In February 2003, Robert

neg: Gezi Park protests doesn't offer the right choices, democracy advances by direct action." The music group Duman composed and sang a song called "Eyvallah" referring to Erdoğan's words over admitting use of excessive force. The band Kardeş Türküler composed and sang a song called "Tencere Tava Havası" (Sound of Pots and Pans) referring to banging pots and pans in balconies in protest against Erdoğan. The Taiwanese Next Media Animation satirised Erdoğan over Gezi Protests with 3 humorous CGI-animated coverage series that included lots of symbols from the ongoing protests. They also made an animation about Melih Gokcek, the mayor of Ankara, who accused

neg: The Druds lead singer. Jasper Johns wrote neodada lyrics and Andy Warhol occasionally sang (he sang a song about Coca-Cola and movie stars). Lucas Samaras was also involved in the group. The Druds The Druds was a short-lived avant-garde noise music band that featured prominent members of the New York proto-conceptual art and minimal art community. The band's noise rock sound has been compared to that of their friend Henry Flynt and/or The Primitives, the band that featured the first collaboration of Lou Reed and John Cale, who would soon form The Velvet Underground. Minimalist Walter De Maria played drums, painter Larry

neg: Sing (Joe Raposo song) the Carpenters' version was done in 1994, that time with sound engineer Roger Young. Lily Tomlin sang and signed the song to a group of deaf children on "Sesame Street" in 1975. The same year, she played the mother of two deaf children in Robert Altman's film "Nashville"; they sang the song in the film. In 1976, on the eleventh episode of "The Muppet Show", guest Lena Horne sang it. Later, Alaina Reed (as Olivia) sang it, while Linda (Linda Bove) signed the lyrics. After the hurricane struck "Sesame Street" in 2001, Big Bird sang it in celebration of his

neg: Most Wanted (concert) $1 to lighting projects that will benefit an Aeta community in Tarlac. Padilla and Harana Boys then sang Eraserhead's songs. Padilla then sang his remake of VST & Co.'s "Ikaw ang Aking Mahal". During this song, Bernardo's picture was revealed on the screen. The next guest was Kyla, with whom Padilla sang the duet "Moon Dance". Then Padilla greeted Vice Ganda, who was sitting in the front row, and sang "How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You". The next guest is Gary Valenciano, who performed solo on stage. The last guest was Kathryn Bernardo, with whom Padilla shared

neg: Neil Sang Neil Sang Neil Sang (born 23 May 1972) is an English former professional footballer who played in the Football League for Torquay United. He went on to work as a football agent and currently represents Tom Davies who plays for Everton F.C. and is the captain of the England U19 team. Sang began his career as a trainee with Everton. He also played in Leagues One and Two for Torquay United, for Caernarfon Town and then signed for Bangor City in the 1997 close season where he played under former Everton legend Graeme Sharp. Sharp mentions this fact in his

neg: Emperor Zhao of Han Yan, and Sang (who was resentful that his monopoly system, which he felt to be the key to sound finances for the state, was being dismantled), formed an anti-Huo conspiracy. In 80 BC, Prince Dan sent a report to Emperor Zhao, accusing Huo of improperly exercising imperial authority. The conspirators' plan was that as soon as Emperor Zhao authorized an investigation, Shangguan Jie and Sang would arrest and immediately execute Huo. However, after the report was given to Emperor Zhao, the 14-year-old Emperor Zhao took no action on it; the next day, he summoned Huo to the palace and exonerated

neg: The Lennon Sisters the show until they left to start a career of their own in 1968. The quartet became a trio from 1960 to 1964; eldest sister Dianne married, left the group, and then rejoined. Peggy sang the high harmony part, Kathy the low, and Janet and Dianne sang the middle and lead harmonies. Janet also specialized in barbershop or counter-harmony singing, taught to her by her father (who performed during the big band era in a quartet with his own three brothers). The girls idolized Patti Page's multi-track vocal sound, feeling they achieved something close to her smooth blend in their

neg: Bunny Sigler Bunny Sigler Walter "Bunny" Sigler (March 27, 1941 – October 6, 2017) was an American R&B singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer who did extensive work with the team of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, and was instrumental in creating the "Philly Sound" in the early 1970s. Sigler was born in Philadelphia, and was nicknamed "Bunny" by his family as a young child. He sang in churches, and joined several local doo-wop groups, including the Opals, in which he sang with his brother James Sigler, Ritchie Rome and Jack Faith. By the late 1950s he had started performing in local

neg: Leslie Ann Jones scene. Through her father she was exposed to a wide variety of musical styles. Through her mother, Helen Grayco (who sang with her father's band), she grew to appreciate fine vocalists such as Mel Torme, Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand. She was given a Sears Silvertone electric guitar and played in a band starting from when she was fourteen. She played Top 40 hits on guitar and sang background vocals with an all-female band; she arranged music for other people's bands and assembled a PA system. In 1974, Jones served as road manager and live sound mixer for Fanny on

neg: Anton Rubinstein to the singing quality of Rubinstein's playing, and much more: "His tone was strikingly full and deep. With him the piano sounded like a whole orchestra, not only as far as the power of sound was concerned but in the variety of timbres. With him, the piano sang as Patti sang, as Rubini sang." Schonberg has assessed Rubinstein's piano tone the most sensuous of any of the great pianists. Fellow pianist Rafael Joseffy compared it to "a golden French horn." Rubinstein himself told an interviewer, "Strength with lightness, that is one secret of my touch... I have sat hours trying