 Artist: Boney M: mp3 download Genre(s): Pop Dance Dance: Pop Discography:  Christmas Party Year: 1999 Tracks: 7  Eye Dance Year: 1994 Tracks: 10  Gold. 20 Super Hits Year: 1993 Tracks: 20  Remix '89 Year: 1989 Tracks: 20  Happy Christmas Year: 1989 Tracks: 16  Remix '88 Year: 1988 Tracks: 10  Die 20 Schonsten Weihnachtslieder Year: 1986 Tracks: 16  Kalimba de Luna Year: 1985 Tracks: 16  Ten Thousand Lightyears Year: 1984 Tracks: 13  10 000 Light Years Year: 1984 Tracks: 13  Boonoonoonoos Year: 1981 Tracks: 13  Oceans Fo Fantasy Year: 1979 Tracks: 13  Nightflight To Venus Year: 1978 Tracks: 8  Love For Sale Year: 1977 Tracks: 9  Take The Heat Off Me Year: 1976 Tracks: 7 Although they ne'er had practically winner in America, the Euro-disco grouping Boney M. was a European phenomenon during the '70s. After German record producer Frank Farian (born in 1942) recorded the individual "Baby Do You Wanna Bump?" (which was successful in Holland and Belgium), he created Boney M to living the song, bringing in four West Indian vocalists wHO had been running as session singers in Germany -- Marcia Barrett (born on October 14, 1948, St. Catherines, Jamaica), Liz Mitchell (born on July 12, 1952, Clarendon, Jamaica), Maizie Williams (natural on March 25, 1951, Monserrat, West Indies), and Bobby Farrell (born on October 6, 1949, Aruba, West Indies). "Daddy Cool" reached the U.K. Top Ten in February 1977, followed in April by a remaking of Bobby Hebb's "Cheery." In July, "Ma Baker" merely missed the U.K. number unitary spot, and "Capital of Northern Ireland" score the Top Ten in December. In 1978, Boney M. was at the height of their popularity with "Rivers of Babylon"/"Brown Girl in the Ring," which became the second-biggest marketing single in U.K. graph history. "Rivers of Babylon" besides was Boney M.'s only U.S. Top 40 hit. Boney M's criminal record album, Nightflight to Venus, besides topped the U.K. charts. In October 1978, "Grigori Efimovich Rasputin" became some other U.K. Top Ten hit, followed by the seasonal chart-topper "Mary's Boy Child"/"Oh My Lord," which became the fifth-biggest selling single in U.K. history. In March 1979, "Painter Man" hit the U.K. Top Ten, followed in May by "Hurrah! Hooray! It's a Holi-Holiday." In September, the album Oceans of Fantasy happen off figure 1. Their music continues to trade easily in Europe, with a compiling hitting the U.K. Top Ten in 1994. Farian went on to make the late-'80s dance sensory faculty Milli Vanilli. |
Tuesday, 2 September 2008
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008
Terry Wogan quits the Eurovision
Broadcaster Terry Wogan has confirmed that he does not be after on covering Eurovision events again in the approximate future.
The veteran telecasting star told the Radio Times: "I was considering giving up before Belgrade, and now I give birth to say I'm very doubtful about ever wanting to do Eurovision again.
"I've had so much playfulness, but I think it's time for someone else to exact over."
Speaking around the vote patterns in Eurovision, he said: "The only way the UK will of all time regain any respectability is if we get a major British star - Robbie Williams, Take That, God knows there are enough of them - to represent us, and then citizenry will get to balloting for us."
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Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Der Spyra
Artist: Der Spyra
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
Elevator to Heaven 2 - The Bright Side of The Sun
Year: 2001
Tracks: 6
Elevator to Heaven 1 - Live in Berlin
Year: 2001
Tracks: 10
My Little Garden of Sounds
Year: 1997
Tracks: 6
Future Of The Past
Year: 1997
Tracks: 5
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Paul Lawler
Artist: Paul Lawler
Genre(s):
New Age
Ambient
Electronic: Progressive
Discography:
Lucid Dreamer
Year: 2004
Tracks: 9
Business World (Promo)
Year: 2000
Tracks: 42
Hollywood, Deadly Action
Year: 1999
Tracks: 50
Gentle Atmospheres
Year: 1999
Tracks: 34
Bronx Shadows Live At The Ec
Year: 1998
Tracks: 8
Year Zero
Year: 1997
Tracks: 12
Bronx Age
Year: 1997
Tracks: 10
Ancient Civilisations
Year:
Tracks: 56
Tuesday, 10 June 2008
Angelina Jolie's Father 'Excited' About Meeting Twins
Angelina Jolie’s father Jon Voight is looking forward to becoming a grandfather again after the pair took steps towards healing their longterm rift.
The heavily pregnant actress recently revealed she was back in contact with her dad, six years after she severed ties when he told a TV interview she had "severe emotional problems".
And Voight can't wait to embrace the twins Jolie is expecting with partner Brad Pitt.
He says, "The babies haven't come yet but am I looking forward to it, yes I am. Right now I just want those babies to be healthy and for the mommy to be healthy. When they come I'm going to be so excited."
And Voight has every confidence that his superstar daughter can cope with the trials of raising twin babies, "Twins are a definite handful.
"It's a huge deal. You've just got two kids and if one starts crying then you starting taking that one and then the other one - oh boy, you have to be young and strong to take care of twins.
"But Angie can handle it."
The heavily pregnant actress recently revealed she was back in contact with her dad, six years after she severed ties when he told a TV interview she had "severe emotional problems".
And Voight can't wait to embrace the twins Jolie is expecting with partner Brad Pitt.
He says, "The babies haven't come yet but am I looking forward to it, yes I am. Right now I just want those babies to be healthy and for the mommy to be healthy. When they come I'm going to be so excited."
And Voight has every confidence that his superstar daughter can cope with the trials of raising twin babies, "Twins are a definite handful.
"It's a huge deal. You've just got two kids and if one starts crying then you starting taking that one and then the other one - oh boy, you have to be young and strong to take care of twins.
"But Angie can handle it."
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Xiu Xiu seeing 'Women' on summer tour
Indie-rockers Xiu Xiu [ tickets ] have lined up a round of late summer headlining dates in support of the band's most recent studio effort, "Women as Lovers."The California post-punk experimentalists will launch the run Aug. 14 in Los Angeles. The 24-date outing runs through mid-September, and follows a spate of appearance this month and next in Europe and Japan.US dates are shown below, while the band's international schedule can be found at Xiu Xiu's label website."Women as Lovers," Xiu Xiu's sixth studio album, features guest contributions from Swans/Angels of Light frontman Michael Gira, Deerhoof guitarist John Dietrich and saxophonist Howard Wiley, plus studio mixing by Deerhoof drummer Greg Saunier.The set, which follows 2006's "The Air Force," also marks the debut of bassist Devin Hoff as a full-time member of the band, joining singer/songwriter Jamie Stewart, keyboardist Caralee McElroy and percussionist Ches Smith.The album hit stores in January, along with 500 limited-edition copies packaged with a bonus DVD entitled "What's Your Problem?" that contains tour footage, photos and music videos.
Friday, 30 May 2008
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"I love cheese and we'll make chocolate chip cookies. I've got lots of lovely vices." Actress GWYNETH PALTROW loves indulging now she has ditched her strict macrobiotic diet.
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Tuesday, 27 May 2008
DVDs of the week are rated
ASHES TO ASHES – SERIES 1
****
Opinion could hardly be more divided about this time-travelling drama, the
follow-up to Life On Mars.
It was panned by critics but is top of Amazon’s chart and has been nominated
for every gong going, including Baftas.
Whatever your view, one thing is for sure – DCI Gene Hunt, played by Phil
Glenister, is one of the great TV characters.
Ashes To Ashes finds him in a different world. It’s the 1980s and he can’t get
away with old-school policing any more.
Plus – shock, horror – he has to work with a sassy woman, DI Alex Drake
(Keeley Hawes), who is actually from 2008 but finds herself back in time
after being shot.
The mystery surrounding Alex’s time travel, along with the surreal elements,
might not be everybody’s cup of tea.
But for Gene Hunt, a sharp script, spectacular filming and a gorgeous
soundtrack, Ashes To Ashes is well worth a buy.
CHARLIE WILSON’S WAR (15) ***
Nominated but overlooked at the Oscars, Charlie Wilson’s War wasn’t a huge hit
at the box office but should find a newly appreciative audience on DVD.
Tom Hanks plays the Charlie Wilson of the title, a Texas Congressman first
seen in the early 1980s lying in a hot tub surrounded by strippers.
But despite the fun and games, his attention is attracted by a new report from
Afghanistan, which is being invaded by the Soviet Union.
Together with wealthy Joanne (Julia Roberts) and CIA agent Gust Avrakotos (the
ever-reliable Philip Seymour Hoffman), Charlie starts a secret political war
to defeat the Soviets.
It’s not historically accurate but it’s a light-hearted look at that era, with
terrific performances from three Hollywood heavyweights.
TCT – CONCERTS AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL (E)
***
The Teenage Cancer Trust concerts, the brainchild of Roger Daltrey, have
become a regular fixture.
This year saw The Who, Kaiser Chiefs, The Coral, The Cure, The View, Bloc
Party, The Bees and Kasabian all taking turns.
So you can enjoy top-class entertainment, knowing you are helping to raise
money for Teenage Cancer Trust units in NHS hospitals.
DVDs are available from teenagecancertrust.org.
****
Opinion could hardly be more divided about this time-travelling drama, the
follow-up to Life On Mars.
It was panned by critics but is top of Amazon’s chart and has been nominated
for every gong going, including Baftas.
Whatever your view, one thing is for sure – DCI Gene Hunt, played by Phil
Glenister, is one of the great TV characters.
Ashes To Ashes finds him in a different world. It’s the 1980s and he can’t get
away with old-school policing any more.
Plus – shock, horror – he has to work with a sassy woman, DI Alex Drake
(Keeley Hawes), who is actually from 2008 but finds herself back in time
after being shot.
The mystery surrounding Alex’s time travel, along with the surreal elements,
might not be everybody’s cup of tea.
But for Gene Hunt, a sharp script, spectacular filming and a gorgeous
soundtrack, Ashes To Ashes is well worth a buy.
CHARLIE WILSON’S WAR (15) ***
Nominated but overlooked at the Oscars, Charlie Wilson’s War wasn’t a huge hit
at the box office but should find a newly appreciative audience on DVD.
Tom Hanks plays the Charlie Wilson of the title, a Texas Congressman first
seen in the early 1980s lying in a hot tub surrounded by strippers.
But despite the fun and games, his attention is attracted by a new report from
Afghanistan, which is being invaded by the Soviet Union.
Together with wealthy Joanne (Julia Roberts) and CIA agent Gust Avrakotos (the
ever-reliable Philip Seymour Hoffman), Charlie starts a secret political war
to defeat the Soviets.
It’s not historically accurate but it’s a light-hearted look at that era, with
terrific performances from three Hollywood heavyweights.
TCT – CONCERTS AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL (E)
***
The Teenage Cancer Trust concerts, the brainchild of Roger Daltrey, have
become a regular fixture.
This year saw The Who, Kaiser Chiefs, The Coral, The Cure, The View, Bloc
Party, The Bees and Kasabian all taking turns.
So you can enjoy top-class entertainment, knowing you are helping to raise
money for Teenage Cancer Trust units in NHS hospitals.
DVDs are available from teenagecancertrust.org.
Sheen fails in bid to stop Richards TV show
Actor Charlie Sheen has lost a bid to prevent his ex-wife Denise Richards from including their two daughters in a new reality TV show, after a Los Angeles judge ruled in the actress' favour.
Sheen is objecting to letting the former couple's girls, three-year-old Sam and two-year-old Lola, take part in the TV programme.
But after a closed hearing at the Los Angeles family court on Tuesday, Commissioner Harvey A Silberman ruled Richards was allowed to include the children in the programme, subject to a number of rules.
The details of which have yet to be released.
Richards was represented in court by her attorney, who participated via telephone, while Sheen attended the hearing with his lawyer.
The TV show will reportedly revolve around Richards' life as a working single mum in Hollywood.
Sheen is objecting to letting the former couple's girls, three-year-old Sam and two-year-old Lola, take part in the TV programme.
But after a closed hearing at the Los Angeles family court on Tuesday, Commissioner Harvey A Silberman ruled Richards was allowed to include the children in the programme, subject to a number of rules.
The details of which have yet to be released.
Richards was represented in court by her attorney, who participated via telephone, while Sheen attended the hearing with his lawyer.
The TV show will reportedly revolve around Richards' life as a working single mum in Hollywood.
Mumm-Ra split up
Sussex indie rockers Mumm-Ra have announced that they have split up.
The five-piece, who played on the Shockwaves NME Indie Rock Tour last year alongside The Automatic, The View and The Horrors, posted the announcement on the Mumm-Ra MySpace page. They did not reveal the specific reason behind their decision.
In the announcement they thanked fans for their support of the band, who released their only album, 'These Things Move In Threes', in May last year. They suggested that the individual band members are likely to return to music soon.
The announcement read: "After seven years, 11 months and 21 days of writing and playing music together us Mumm-Ra boys have decided our journey as a band has come to an end.
"It has without doubt been the most fantastic adventure any of us could possibly have imagined all those years ago, when the rather naive idea to form a band sprang from our young minds and led us to the nearest practise room.
"Since then we have eaten in skyscrapers in Tokyo, danced with Tottenham fans in Cologne, made a video in Hollywood, posed with the playboy bunnies in Barcelona, met real life rednecks in Texas, had street fights with The View, played Glastonbury, rocked the NME tour to pieces, supported The Killers, The Kooks and Kaiser Chiefs around Europe and generally just had the most incredible time along the way.
"We would like to thank every single person who has supported us over the years whether it be through buying our album, coming to our gigs or just giving us a listen. No doubt various members will have new projects up and running in the near future. But until then..."
The five-piece, who played on the Shockwaves NME Indie Rock Tour last year alongside The Automatic, The View and The Horrors, posted the announcement on the Mumm-Ra MySpace page. They did not reveal the specific reason behind their decision.
In the announcement they thanked fans for their support of the band, who released their only album, 'These Things Move In Threes', in May last year. They suggested that the individual band members are likely to return to music soon.
The announcement read: "After seven years, 11 months and 21 days of writing and playing music together us Mumm-Ra boys have decided our journey as a band has come to an end.
"It has without doubt been the most fantastic adventure any of us could possibly have imagined all those years ago, when the rather naive idea to form a band sprang from our young minds and led us to the nearest practise room.
"Since then we have eaten in skyscrapers in Tokyo, danced with Tottenham fans in Cologne, made a video in Hollywood, posed with the playboy bunnies in Barcelona, met real life rednecks in Texas, had street fights with The View, played Glastonbury, rocked the NME tour to pieces, supported The Killers, The Kooks and Kaiser Chiefs around Europe and generally just had the most incredible time along the way.
"We would like to thank every single person who has supported us over the years whether it be through buying our album, coming to our gigs or just giving us a listen. No doubt various members will have new projects up and running in the near future. But until then..."
Sir Paul Mccartney - Mills Ordered To Remove Tent From Garden
SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY's ex-wife HEATHER MILLS has reportedly been ordered to remove a large white marquee from her back garden - following a series of complaints from her neighbours.
The former glamour model is believed to have erected the tent at her $6.4 million (GBP3.2 million) home in East Sussex, England, for her 40th birthday party in January (08).
But the structure has remained in place ever since, prompting local residents to lodge objections with government officials.
And Mills is now set to be ordered to remove the marquee after the district council ruled in favour of her neighbours.
According to British newspaper the Daily Star, officials have given Mills one month to remove the offending item and an enforcement order will be signed on Thursday (22May08).
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Parkes Stewart
Artist: Parkes Stewart
Genre(s):
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Discography:
Heart and Soul Nexus
Year: 2004
Tracks: 16
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Bassomatic
Artist: Bassomatic
Genre(s):
Dance
Electronic
Discography:
Science and Melody
Year: 1991
Tracks: 8
Go Getta Nutha Man EP
Year: 1991
Tracks: 3
Funky Love Vibrations EP
Year: 1991
Tracks: 4
Set The Controls For The Heart
Year: 1990
Tracks: 12
Fascinating Rhythm EP
Year: 1990
Tracks: 4
Ease On By EP
Year: 1990
Tracks: 4
The acid house pop band Bassomatic formed when Strange Cargo producer and Guerilla boss William Orbit recruited vocalist Sharon Musgrave for a new figure. Led by the Top Ten British hit "Fascinating Rhythm," Bassomatic released their only album, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Bass, in 1990.
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