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Ten Essential Folk Songs From The British Isles That Everyone Should Be Aware Of
Introduction. I have to thank Ken Jones from inspiring this piece on this Facebook Post. It is in this group here, I love that image.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 3 days ago in BeatHow They Made It: serotinia
Hi! My most recent release, "serotinia" came out this last month, on the 16th. It's one hour and a half divided into 28 tracks.
Now Live: Jon and Stephen Recorded Readings Season 2
In case you don’t care so much for the song and dance, here’s the link to Season 2 Episode 1 of the podcast: Not exclusive to Spotify: full list of platforms on the show page.
Stephen A. RoddewigPublished 5 days ago in BeatMy Modern 80s Playlist
As someone who grew up with 80s music. I have been accustomed to the genre. I wasn’t even four years old before my mother sat me on the couch and played Pat Benatar, Bonnie Tyler, Natalie Cole, and the list goes on. My mother is the reason I got into 80s music and she's also the reason I raided her CD collection (Sorry Mom).
Samantha ParrishPublished 5 days ago in BeatRate-O-Rama: Come in From the Rain
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished 5 days ago in BeatThe MYSTERIOUS Radio Station That NO ONE Claims to Run
Nowadays, video is all the rage, but radio has proven itself to be an indispensable tool for communication, especially in times of war. During the First and Second World Wars, for example, radio technology enabled military forces to communicate with their troops on the ground, their fleet in the open water, and their flying fighter planes in the sky. When transmitted messages ran the risk of getting intercepted by enemy forces, uncrackable ciphers were then devised. What's more, coded radio transmissions ensured that all information remained secure.
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished 11 days ago in BeatRate-O-Rama: Knockin' On Heaven's Door
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished 13 days ago in BeatMy Life as a Roadie
we road trip Virginia to North Carolina to Massachusetts to Pennsylvania to Oklahoma to Nebraska to Georgia to Alabama to Tennessee
Christy MunsonPublished 15 days ago in BeatRate-O-Rama: One Love/People Get Ready
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished 20 days ago in BeatConsequences
Introduction In 1976 Kevin Godley and Lol Creme invented a device called a Gizmo that could expand the note played on a guitar, and change the sound generated to sound like among other things, violins and an orchestra.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 21 days ago in BeatUnaccompanied Folk Ballads
Introduction This originally was going to be a selection from the 100 Ballads site shared by Rosie Whinray and commented on by Julie Henigan in The Ballad Tree: Traditional Folk Ballads and Songs, but the site itself contains recordings of the songs for you to listen to, along with documents and the words, so I saw no point in trying to put them into a piece of my own. Ihave pondered what to do for a few weeks and thought I would simply trawl the world wide web for unaccompanied folk ballads. I think this will create a random feel and hopefully give some people something to listen to that they haven't heard before,
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 21 days ago in BeatMillennium Number Two
Introduction For my two thousandth Vocal Story, I am going to be a little lazy and create a playlist of songs that reference the number two thousand. You may know some, and some you may never have heard of.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 24 days ago in Beat