Ten Classic Albums Turning Fifty This Year

Yellow Submarine, the quirky animated film involving The Beatles, is returning to theaters this season. The special screening has been scheduled to honor the fiftieth anniversary of its release, not long after the band had created its iconic Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album. Another psychedelic film from a popular musical quartet, which like Yellow Submarine was accompanied by an album of the same title, came out in 1967.

College Course Helps Millennials Understand The Vast Influence Of The Beatles

After ignominiously becoming the first college basketball team to blow a lead of twenty points in the history of the NCAA Tournament, the University of Cincinnati was a solemn place to attend classes on that next day in March. Spirits were obviously down, since the number two seeded Bearcats ended up losing to Nevada and failing to reach the Sweet Sixteen yet again. In spite of the dark mood and the cold drizzle on the campus, a quarter of a thousand students had a reason to call out a good day sunshine.

You Can Take a Voice Lesson From Anywhere

No matter where you live, you can find and connect with a great voice trainer to help you develop your best performing voice. Online singing lessons are available with coaches who work on Skype, Facetime, and other popular platforms for voice training. You don’t have to commute.

Songs That Pay Tribute To the Glam Rock Band T Rex

Technology for the most part has left me behind, as I continue to prefer reading physical newspapers and books as well as using a phone primarily to call someone. I also enjoy listening to bands on vinyl, although I do appreciate the convenience of digital music. Another facet of technology that I have found convenient is the DVR, which I have found to be easier to use than all of its analog predecessors.

The Reasons Why the Royalty Free Music Is Gaining Momentum

Music is the essence of the life and for the majority of the people, it is an enjoyable affair. There is so much variety in the music that sometimes one can get confused. The Music is more like a company to the ears and to oneself.

Songs About The Music Business

Music is their business, so it was not surprising to hear the hosts of Sound Opinions dedicate an entire episode to the music business. Jim DeRogatisi and Greg Kot, who run the weekly program for National Public Radio, discussed on a recent show their favorite songs about the joys and pitfalls of the record industry. Greg Kot picked “Nothing Is Good Enough” by Aimee Mann, “Mercury Poisoning” by Graham Parker, and “E.

Eight Songs That Provide Insight Into Upcoming Book Of Poems From Lou Reed

As winter finally gives way to spring and you start looking for something to read, try Lou Reed. A book of poetry written by the late music artist has been published, and it will be made available in April. Issued by Anthology Works the book, which is titled Do Angels Need Haircuts?

Bohemian Rhapsody – Marvel Or Drivel?

This witty and entertaining feature asks whether the 1975 hit Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen is a marvellous, innovative rock song or merely pretentious drivel. Also a review of the TV documentary ‘The Making of Bohemian Rhapsody’ the article makes a case for the song being overrated but also acknowledges factors of its enduring popularity.

When Two Sevens Clashed – The Year Of The Clash

In reaction to harsh economic times and the worst indulgences of mid-Seventies rock, The Clash emerge and give voice to a generation of disaffected youth. In a year when many sense foreboding due to the clash of Two Sevens, The Clash roar out of rundown West London with the Greatest Debut Album in the history of rock.

Don’t Look Back With Candour – How Oasis Conquered The World

In just over two years Oasis, fronted by sniping siblings Noel and Liam Gallagher, rise from obscurity to the most talked about rock group on the planet. Over two nights In August 1996 they appear before a quarter of a million people at the end of a summer when their debut album and its follow-up have gone multi-platinum. But as they take the stage is this still the beginning for Oasis – or the beginning of the end?

Viola, Cello and Violin Bows – Bow Bugs and Bad Hair Days

Tiny, bow hair-eating bugs really exist and they can wreak costly harm to violin, viola and cello bows. Save yourself aggravation and money by following these preventive steps. Almost all decomposition is actually the work of small bugs and microorganisms. That includes the unfortunate destruction of the hairs of cello, viola and violin bows, the work of millimeter-size bugs known as dermestidae or “skin beetles.”

Bow Rosin: How to Choose the Right Rosin for You

The friction created by rosin is essential for playing all bowed stringed instruments such as violins. But the choices of types and brands are varied and vast. there are quite a few questions – and unresolved matters of opinion – on the technical matter of rosin use on violin,

4 SoundCloud Music Promotion Tricks for All Newbie Musicians

With the advent of technology, online promotional process has become easier. All you need to do is – make the marketing process creative. It will encourage your audiences to listen to your tracks. Moreover, engaging a professional music promotion company will allow you to get instant promotion. The services are affordable!

Hawaiian Music History – A Brief Overview

A curiosity: there is no word in Hawaiian language that translates to “music”, yet Hawaiians discovered the gift of song well before Europeans set foot on Hawaii’s shores. Music is the very fabric of Hawaiian culture. This article briefly presents Hawaiian music story interweaving through the centuries and evolving to the sound you hear today.

How To Improve Your Guitar Playing With Little Practice Time

Fact: Improving your guitar playing doesn’t require practicing for 3-5 hours every day. Here’s 3 ways to get better fast with limited practice time.