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BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN LENNON

2009-11-07T20:25:00.001+07:00

Completed named John Winston Lennon (born in Liverpool, England, October 9, 1940 - died in New York City, United States, December 8, 1980 at age 40 years) is best known as a singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, writer and political activist known throughout the world as the leader of the Beatles. Lennon and Paul McCartney formed a partnership songwriter's most successful and managed to date. Lennon to McCartney complement each other very well.

John began his career with The Beatles in 1960. Together this group that released several albums in between, Please Please Me (1963), With the Beatles (1963), A Hard Day's Night (1964), Beatles for Sale (1964), Help! (1965), Rubber Soul (1965), Revolver (1966), Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967), The Beatles (1968), Yellow Submarine (1969), Abbey Road (1969) and Let It Be (1970).

During 1970 to 1975, John lived solo career, with albums released in between, John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band (1970), Imagine (1971), Some Time in New York City (with Yoko Ono in 1972), Mind Games ( 1973), Walls and Bridges (1974), Rock 'n' Roll (1975), Double Fantasy (with Yoko Ono 1980), Milk and Honey (with Yoko Ono 1984), and others.

After the dissolution of the Beatles in 1970, he was also successful with his solo career. Hitsnya one that until now still very popular is the "Imagine", a song which later became one of the world peace hymn.

Lennon also showed its rebellious and cynical humor in movies like A Hard Day's Night (1964), in a book he wrote as In His Own Write, press conferences and interviews. He uses his popularity to its activities as a peace activist, artist and writer.
Lennon married twice, namely by Cynthia Powell in 1962 and the Japanese artist, Yoko Ono in 1969. He has two children, Julian Lennon (born in 1963) and Sean Taro Ono Lennon (born 1975). He died in New York at the age of 40 years, was shot by Mark Chapman, the crazy fans.

John Lennon, is one of the singer and actor is also the world. Famous as a member and founder of music group The Beatles, with Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.

BIOGRAPHY OF STEVIE WONDER

2009-10-23T19:59:00.001+07:00

Stevie Wonder has the original name was born Steveland Hardaway Judkins in Saginaw, Michigan, USA, May 13, 1950. Stevie, known as a singer, songwriter, record producer and social activist.

The singer is also known by the name of Steveland Morris has been recorded and sung more than 10 Top 30 hits, won 21 Grammy Awards and has received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. In addition, he also ever won an Oscar for Best Song category, by I Just Called to Say I Love You from the album The Woman in Red.

According to the story, she was born prematurely in Saginaw, Michigan, probably because too much oxygen in an incubator, caused him to suffer blindness since a toddler.

His mother, Lula Mae Hardaway educated with the principles of independence, though she suffered blindness, but the brothers still treat him like a normal human being. Hardaway, who is also a composer taught musical ability from an early age.

Related to his private life, she was married with Syreeta Wright, a singer Wonderlove band members, who diririkannya. Next socialist party activists was married Kai Millard Morris, a model and designer. From the marriage they were blessed, Mandla Kadjaly Carl Stevland Keita Morris and Morris, and daughter Aisha Morris.

ERIC CLAPTON BIO

2009-09-19T08:53:00.001+07:00

Eric Clapton was born in Surrey, England, March 30, 1945. Eric Clapton was already destined to become a musician because since the age of four he was able to play the guitar even though only a toy guitar owned by his cousin. Since then, interest only fixed Eric Clapton on guitar and guitar. Not surprisingly, at the age of 14 years, Eric Clapton being a guitarist is quite popular in the UK. For additional references that may be many who do not know, Eric Clapton was once a dispute with George Harison, guitarist The Beatles, because the seizure of a girl named Patty Boyd, who was none other than the wife of George Harrison. The story, at that time Patty Boyd was 26 years old and was known as a model. Because felt is only used as a puppet The Beatles and locked up in a mansion Patty George Harrison finally determined to have an affair with Eric Clapton. That's when love triangle explodes. George Harrison does not accept the situation, Patty finally recaptured from the hands of Eric Clapton and guitarist cursed with a very hurtful words. Confusion, shame and guilt that so much makes Eric Clapton is very miserable. Moreover, Eric was really - really love Patty. Then he poured out his grief in a song called Layla.

DAVE MUSTAINE AND METALLICA

2009-09-16T13:04:00.002+07:00

Many people know that Dave Mustaine is one of the pioneer founders of Metallica, although eventually he never appeared on the album Metallica. Dave Mustaine has big hand in forming the unique sound of thrash metal music collection in the rock bands.

Dave Mustaine, was born on September 13, 1961 in La Mesa, California. Dave Mustaine and his family are no madden family because often switch - moving house to avoid father's ferocity Dave Muscatine’s fierce and abusive when drunk. Understandably father Dave Mustaine was an alcoholic.

Dave Mustaine knows the music from his brother, who likes Cat Stevens song. But in the end Dave would rather listen to loud metal music. From Dave's favorite music will start learning the guitar a bit and try to not follow his father who is a loser. His name also people who can not stand the temptation, Dave was in fact failed because he became addicted alcohol and drugs. As Dave also started to meet with the New Wave of Heavy Metal like Iron Maiden, Saxon, Motor Head, Venom from a client who promised to give him a fee in the form of albums.

From Los Angeles, Dave Mustaine got heavy influence of music style, and there is also Dave's inspiration to form a band that really - really can not play music and not selling just looks like a Boy Band. No surprise gathering of personnel in a big band like Metallica only through a newspaper ad. But it was true. Because in fact Dave Mustaine met with James Hatfield (guitar), Lars Ulrich (drums), and Ron McGovney (bass) from newspaper ads and which gave birth to the name Metallica.

Metallica initially unsuccessful in Los Angeles, but Metallica has become the inspiration for the other metal bands. Metallica moved to San Francisco, at that time the base McGovney out and replaced by Cliff Burton. With this formation they so often get jobs and ultimately perform their demo entitled "No Life Till Leather" independent label Mega force glance that makes Metallica the move back to New York.
Dave Mustaine again become drunk in New York other friends in Metallica can not tolerate such attitudes Dave Mustaine. Dave finally went home and there he got the idea to form a new band. Desire Dave Mustaine formed a new band with Dave answered because Ellefson (bass), Lee Rash (drums), Kerry King (former guitarist for Slayer) and they formed a band called Megadeth.

In 1984, Gar Samuelson in a position to replace Lee and Kerry King of Slayer rejoin later replaced by Chris Poland. Formation changes are happening at Megadeth signed with Combat Records.

After signing a contract with that label. Megadeth released the album titled "Killing Is My Business" (1985). Apparently the album is quite shook the world of underground metal. Soon after the album "Peace sells ... But Who's Buying" released under the Capitol Records label. This album successfully steal gold in sales

Having become famous Megadeth Dave Mustaine actually fallen much in the world of drugs. At the end of 80 permanent members only Megadeth Dave Mustaine and Dave Ellefson only. By the year 1988, the name of Megadeth began soared again with the album "So Far So Good" followed by "Rush in Peace"

At that time Dave Mustaine has been considered free of drug use by the press. But the assumption is wrong because Dave Mustaine began to make his confession he said that he who writes songs for Metallica. Because it is undeniable that many of Dave Mustaine actually contributes to the Metallica song by The Four Horsemen, Jump in the Fire, Phantom Lord, Metal Militia, Ride the Lighting, and Call of Ktulu.

In 1992 Megadeth returned to success with the release of the album Countdown to Extinction, Youthanasia followed (1994), and Cryptic Writings (1997). Besides, Dave Mustaine is also involved in the cultivation of Metal documentary film directed by Penelope Spheeris later called the program a chance to broadcast the Decline of Western Civilization II.: The Metal Years, Democratic National Convention on MTV in 1992.
After nearly lost his life, Dave Mustaine decided to no longer be junkies and really - really focus on the music Megadeth is evidenced by the release of Experimental Megadeth album in 1999 and in 2001 with new label Sanctuary, Megadeth released the album The World Need a Hero.

After success, even Dave Mustaine disbanded Megadeth. Reason Dave Mustaine because his left arm injury severe enough that he can not play guitar for some time. Although currently living a Megadeth Dave Mustaine alone but will remain on the rock path, though not a musician anymore.

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS BIOGRAPHY

2009-09-16T12:32:00.000+07:00

Enrique Iglesias has a long name Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler, born in Madrid, Spain, May 8, 1975. He is known as a Spanish singer who ever won a Grammy Award and Latin Grammy Awards.

Enrique is the son of popular singer Julio Iglesias and Isabel Preysler journalist, who lives in Miami, Florida, USA in 1983, since I was eight years old.

Enrique albums in between, Enrique Iglesias (1995), vivir (1997), Cosas del Amor (1998), Enrique (1999), Escape (2001), Quizas (2002) and Seven (7) (2003). Where six of his albums achieved multi-platinum.

In addition to these albums, the man who had supported the film Once Upon a Time in Mexico with Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek and Johnny Depp, also undergo his career as a solo singer.

While relating her personal life, this handsome men ever having a romance with star Jennifer Love Hewitt and tennis player Anna Kournikova.

AIR SUPPLY DUO FROM AUSTRALIA

2009-09-09T05:51:00.001+07:00

Air Supply a legendary group from Australia is known as the theme songs of love that was so familiar in the ears of music lovers.

Air Supply is staffed by Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock formed when the two met when both played a role in the drama theater "Jesus Christ Superstar" in Melbourne in 1975.

Both are not expected if their friendship is based on the common view that the music will take them on the success it is today.

Air Supply consist of five personnel, only duo Graham Russell of the birth of Nottingham, England 11 June 1950, and Russell, who was born Hitchcook Melbourne, Australia 15 June 1949 is the most prominent.

Soon after the two met in Melbourne, both teenagers who are both fans of the Beatles and like to sing it start to touch the hard way in the world of music. Initially they played without pay in the local pubs in Melbourne.

Both the neat appearance makes them known to the public quickly Melbourne, and not long after that they made a demo CD containing two songs "Love and Other bruises" and "If You Knew Me".

Both are almost hopeless when almost all the labels in Sydney they attended their work rejected. CBS Records, but eventually accepted them and record their single "Love and Other bruises" which was released successfully after being number 1 on the Australian charts.

After that, along with three other personnel, the duo agreed to form a band that given the Air Supply and released their debut album "Air Supply" which contained the song hits "Love And Other bruises" and Empty Pages. Success at home was brought into the band Air Supply concert opener Rood Steward in Australia, then in North America and Canada. It's just that, although Air Supply got new fans, they can not win the United States market.

Upon returning to Australia in 1977 they recorded the song again Love and Other bruises while making their new album's name. In the same year Air Supply released their third album "The Whole Things Started" which contains the hits of "Do what You Do".

Year 1979 Air Supply release the album "Life Support" which was recorded at a small studio in Sydney Australia. In this album there is the original version of the song "Lost in Love" written Graham Russell in 15 minutes. The song "Lost in Love" turned out to attract the attention of the owner of Arista Records, Cliye Davis in New York who then re-recorded the album in the U.S. and released an album titled "Lost in Love".

THE STORY OF ELTON JOHN (2)

2009-09-06T09:29:00.001+07:00

This post is a continuation of previous post, if you want to know the beginning of a career or a biography of singer Elton John from the beginning please click here let me connect with the posting this time. Okay not have a lot of strings attached we'll continue straight wrote a story about Elton John.
Timeframe 1972 - 1978 became the heyday of Elton John and Bernie Taupin as a printer engine hits. Singles such as "Rocket Man" began to occupy the position 16 in the Top 20. There are also "Crosodile Rock", "Daniel", "Bernie and the Jets", "The Bitch is Black", and "Philadelphia Freedom", while "Saturday Nights Alright for Fighting" instead failed to occupy the Top 10, although often played in radio.
Honky Chateau album immediately followed by a successful albums - the next Elton John album, including: "Do not Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player" (1973), "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" (1973), "Caribou" (1974), "Captain Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy" (1975), and "Rock of the Westics" (1975). The whole album was certified platinum success.
Elton John and found Rocket as the label that distributes products MCA in 1973, a kind of Neil's recordings sadaka and Kiki Dee. But in the end Elton John is not a Rocket recording artist, because it would prefer to sign MCA has 8 million U.S. dollars in 1974.
End of 1974, Elton John to work with John Lennon as the author of the song "Whatever Gets You Through The Night" was even a stage show at Madison Square Garden in the show "Thanks Giving Day" in 1974. Action stage, they both (Elton John and John Lennon) are the appearance of John Lennon’s last stage before deciding on leave from the world of music. Next "Captain Fantastic" became the first album that immediately captured the album chart as no.1 in the U.S.
Elton John also replaced the band by attending personnel Johnstone, Quaye, Roger Pope, Ray Cooper, and Kenny Passarelli. Whereas the first album by these personnel is "Rock of Westies".
In the mid 70's, Elton John concert is quite large and grand, like the singles and albums that have sold. Elton John is continually record and perform music in public until the year 1975.

In that year, Elton John made a very surprising statement in Rolling Stone magazine that he was bisexual. Many fans of Elton John is disappointed and reacted negative. This statement also applies for album sales of Elton John dropped dramatically. Elton John also announced that it will break from the show with fatigue reasons, when in fact she was ashamed to look back because the statement about his lifestyle was.
In 1977, the last year shows Elton John. Elton John only recorded the song in the studio. Cooperative relationship with Taupin Elton at that time characterized the tension and suspense that have been detected when the released the album "Blue Moves" that propel the song "Sorry seem to be the hardest A Words" in 1976.
On the album, Elton John began to take advantage of other lyricist. In 1978, Elton returned to the music world despite only limited release 'A Single Man "that the lyrics were written by Gary Osborne and were able to occupy the Top 20. In the same year, Elton John re-tried performance in Live Stiffs package tour, followed by a tour in 1977, which assisted percussion player Ray Cooper. In 1979, the song "Can not Buy Your Love" which worked with the producer, managed to Philly on Top 10. But unfortunately, the album "Victim of Love" is very disappointing and made it less commercial. That's what pushed Elton John and held a reunion with Taupin in 1980, the album "21 to 32"
During the three years since 1980, the song Elton John and Taupin failed on Top 10, even coming sit in Top 40, with the song "Little Jeanie".
In 1981, after signing a contract with Geffen Records, Elton John released the album "Jump Up!", You could say this album is a successful second album after album "Blue Moves", success bringing forth even hit "Blue Eyes" and "Empty garden ( Hey Hey Johnny) ", a tribute song for John lemon.
In 1983, the album "Too Low for Zero" began to boost successful single "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" in the ranks of Top 10 Singles. Even the clip "I'm Still Standing" frequently asked questions on MTV.
Mid 80's, single, who worked on Elton John always won gold awards including "Sad Song's (1986)," "Candle in the Wind" (1987), and "I Do not Want to Go On With You Like That". .
Elton John throughout his career and successful sparkling, it makes life a mess. Marriage to a sound engineer named Renate Blauel, only lasted four years. Elton John and then close again with cocaine and alcohol. Elton John's health grew worse, and even has had a hemorrhage in the esophagus in 1986. His Time successfulness in ea 70's and 80's gone after auctioned off to pay for treatment for her illness.
In 1991, Elton John began to appear in public with a more modest outfit. Elton John becomes more frequently performed in a charity event. Elton John also founded the "Elton John AIDS Foundation" after doing research on people with AIDS, especially for victims of AIDS, Ryan White.

TOMMY PAGE BIOGRAPHY

2009-09-06T08:40:00.006+07:00

Thomas Alden Page was born into the family of Miriam and Frederick Page along with sister Janet, and brothers Bill and Jimmy on May 24, 1970. He is currently living in Greenwich Village, New York and has an old stone farmhouse as a country house in Pennsylvania. Up until recently, Tommy has been working on the other side of the music business promoting artists in the US. Now he is the VP of A&R of a major record company. Because he is very busy working on the other side of the music business, "Ten Til Midnight" will be his last album.

Tommy describes himself as being a very positive, sensitive, and serious person. In the very beginning, one of his most serious problems was how to become famous. Tommy's biggest thrill was when "I'll be Your Everything" became the #1 hit. Back then his biggest disappointment was when "A Zillion Kisses" never became as successful as he would have liked. When asked what kind of odd jobs he used to have, he replied that he used to push shopping carts at Shop Rite. He also used to work at Record Town and sold keyboards at Macy's department store. (This was before he got "discovered") The first time Tommy heard himself on the radio, he almost drove off the road! He was driving in his car on a Sunday afternoon in January '89 on Melrose Avenue and "A Shoulder To Cry On" started playing. When he heard the intro of it, he screamed, rolled down the window, and turned it up because he wanted everyone to hear it.

On to his music career... when he was younger, Tommy had taken piano lessons but for some strange reason he could not read the music that was a part of his lessons. But that didn't stop Tommy. He joined a band (Broken Promises) with his brother, Bill, and their friend. Broken Promises released a record but the band did not stay together for various reasons. Since music was always a part of his heart and soul, Tommy had been working on his own, writing songs and then recording "Turning Me On." While working as a coat-check boy in a club, Tommy who had befriended the DJ, asked him to play his song. At that same moment, Mark Kamins, the person who had so called "discovered" Madonna was in the club and he heard Tommy's song. He liked the song so much, he asked about the artist and found Tommy. That became the start of his music career as a solo artist…

Tommy recorded his title album and although not very popular at first, he opened for The New Kids on the Block in their tour. That gave Tommy enough exposure to create his own fan base, which steadily grew as the second album came out with the #1 hit "I'll Be Your Everything." He had his own tour and also guest starred on Full House at the time. Then came his last U.S. released album From the Heart. It was his last U.S. album since U.S. fans began to favor the up and coming music trend BUT his Asian fan base never left him. Overseas, Tommy recorded and released a few more albums which included A Friend to Rely On, Time and Loving You and also gave several headlining sold out tours. His albums also went gold and he received a number of awards. Unfortunately Pony Canyon, Tommy's record label in Japan, had to be closed down and left us with what was thought to be the last album "Loving You."

As most of you should know, currently his last album is "Ten Til Midnight" and was not released by any record label. Tommy had distributed the album to several people and probably several record companies. Someone offered a copy on EBAY and a bidder was willing to pay over $1000 for it. While that prompted Tommy to sell his albums on EBAY (with help from his brother), he was at the same time very upset that someone would sell his albums for that price and that someone would spend that kind of money on a cd when he would have rather just given it to that person for free. Taking advantage of his fans is something Tommy will not tolerate.

Jimmy Page was the only distributor of this album and will be for any other media types that Tommy will offer. Since Tommy has been so busy working on the other side of the music business, he did not have time to write his own songs. Ten til Midnight is a compilation of some songs he wrote, along with a collection of some of his favorite songs. Tommy sees his music career as a fairy tale dream like Cinderella (where the clock is about to strike 12 thereby ending all the magic.) When he realized that he wouldn't be making albums forever, he chose the name Ten til Midnight, (kind of like when you're counting down and cherishing all those special moments before the "magic" ends). This might seem like sad news, but Tommy will always continue writing songs so his music will always go on.

Aside from "Ten til Midnight," Tommy has also put together a DVD collection of all his videos. The DVD were distributed by Jimmy through the internet. Copies of Ten til Midnight are currently sold out but there are still a few copies of the video collection left.

TOMMY PAGE BIO

Name : Thomas Alden Page
Birthday : May 24 1970
Birthplace : Glen Ridge, New Jersey
Current residence : New York City
College : New York University
Height : 6 feet
Weight : 170 pounds
Hair color: : black
Eye color : hazel
Family: Father – Frederick
Mother – Miriam
Brothers – Bill, Jimmy
Sister – Janet

pets: Sammy (mutt ) and Snoopy (Jack Russell)
Favorite color: Green for the house
Dk Blue-Black for clothes
Blue for the sky
Favorite dish: Lobster
Favorite place in the world: New York City & my country house in PA
Favorite songs: "When I'm With You" by Sheriff,
"Can't Make You Love Me" by Bonnie Raitt,
"Shoulder To Cry On" by me,
"Something Good" from Sound Of Music
Favorite thing to do: play piano, spend time at home listening to music and hanging with my family

Favorite memory from childhood: hearing my song on the radio for the first time

THE STORY OF TOTO (Part 1)

2009-09-03T10:42:00.001+07:00

In posting the information and references to music edition this time I will try to lift stories, biographies, and career of a pretty famous band at the age of 80 until 90.many people say that the experience was a valuable lesson. For group band Toto, that statement is true. Prior to becoming a group, they are a studio musician. David Paich (keyboards), Steve Lukather (guitar), Steve Porcaro (guitar), Jeff Porcaro (drums), Bobby Kimball (vocals), and David Hungate (bass) have practically high enough flight hours to help a singer and recording projects also several bands in Amerika.Toto formed in 1978, in Los Angeles, California, United States. For reference, Toto is actually a result of the meeting of six musicians, David Paich, Steve Lukather, Steve Porcaro, Jeff Porcaro, Bobby Kimball, and David Hungate, they founded the music group was none other than being attracted to the material from the band's songs - UK bands such as Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, and Yes. The band was very influential and became a reference in the band Toto. Toto's name itself is taken from the name of Dorothy's dog, a character in the story of The Wizard of Oz.Toto succeeded in recording because producers believe that the ability and experience as a studio musician, especially after the successful handling of personnel Toto album Silk Degrees Boz Scaggs.Album solo who supported David Paich, Jeff Porcaro and David Hungate was a guarantee Toto into recording. The opportunity is used to release his debut album, Toto. Previously, the single "Hold The Line" was released to the market in 1978. The single was successful on Top 10 in America followed by Toto album that sold more than two million copies .Success Toto's debut album, led to a second album, "Hydra", which was released in 1979. Unfortunately the album is only successful in its sales figures, but not a phenomenal debut album, Toto. Even their music formats also incorporate previously style-rock-fusion classic, does not appear on the album Hydra because it was the color of jazz more dominant. Yet apparently still show Toto-style rock songs like "All Us Boys". Do not miss the color black music they also appear in the song "99".

New Toto scored a success and evergreen songs after releasing the album "Turn Back" in 1980. This album may just drop in the market, but the 4th album entitled Toto IV (1982) is the opposite, like a gold album for Toto. Through the album Toto successfully propel the legendary 3 hits like "Rosanna", "Africa", and "I Wan't to Hold You Back". David Paich, Toto keyboardist said the three songs have its own character. "Rosanna" like this song more towards fusion, "Africa" tends to pop afro, and "IWon’t to Hold You Back"-style soft rock. Color stories to the album - the 4th. "Rosanna" is a song that tells of a woman named Rosanna Arquette and never having love with Steve Lukather. The song "Rosanna" managed to steal a Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Performance and Best Instrumental Arrangement with Vocal. Toto IV album also managed to be crowned the best album and best producer in the year 1982. But, like most other groups, success was not followed by compactness personnel. Because the front man, Bobby Kimbal, instead opt out of Toto. According to a growing issue, Bobby Kimbal fired from Toto because no discipline. David Hungate Bobby also seems to be following the Kimbal. Bobby Kimbal next replacement is Dennis Fredickson Fergie. While the little brother of Steve and Jeff, that is Mike Porcaro, appears as the new bassist Toto. After releasing the album "Isolation" in 1984, Dennis Fergie Fredickson Vocalist retreat from the position before releasing the album "Fahrenheit" (1986), the position was replaced by Dennis Joseph Williams. Fahrenheit seems to have the same case with the album "Toto IV", the album "Fahrenheit", Toto managed to jump-start nuanced pop jazz hits, namely through the song "Lea" and "I'll Be Over You". Fahrenheit can say is the album that is identical with the album "Toto IV" and "Hydra" which presents more jazzy songs. Actually there are many stories about Toto's just not cool I think that tells it all now so stay close in the next post, as the leak of former Vocalist Bobby Kimbal will join Toto Toto curious again with my right?? .

PEABO BRYSON BIOGRAPHY

2009-09-02T15:01:00.002+07:00

Peobo Bryson was born in Greenville, South Carolina, United States. His career in music begins with merger in several musical groups, including Al Freeman & The Up setters in 1965, as well as Billard Moses and The Tex-Town Display from 1968 until 1973.

As one of the references to music, Peabo Bryson is also a producer and composer in Atlanta’s Bang Records, and also lead vocalist of Michael Zager's Moon Band.
With The Moon Band, Peabo Bryson ever released album "Reaching for the Sky", which managed to jump-start a song titled "I'm So into You" is also able to penetrate the second ranked for two weeks on the R & B hits in 1979.

Peabo Bryson then continued his career in the music world as soloist and duo. Peabo Bryson duet with Nathalie Cole, Roberta Flack, Melissa Manchester, and Regina Belle.
In 1984, Peabo Bryson released the album "If Ever You're In My Arm Again". Then in 1991 came the single "Can You Stop The Rain" followed by "Trough The Fire" in 1994, and "Unconditional" in 1999.

SAVAGE GARDEN BIOGRAPHY

2009-09-02T14:34:00.003+07:00

Australian pop duo Savage Garden formed in Brisbane at the end of 1996, their name inspired by fantasy author Anne Rice's term for the savage and isolated world of vampires. Within nine months of formation they had attained two domestic hit singles ("I Want You" and "Halfway To The Moon"). This achievement came without the benefit of any live performances or even promotional interviews. Their sudden popularity became a global phenomenon when "I Want You", officially the biggest-selling Australian single of 1996, became an international bestseller later in the year.

The duo, singer Darren Hayes and multi-instrumentalist Englishman Daniel Jones, met while playing in bar bands in Queensland in 1994. However, they elected to form a band more suited to their personal tastes - an amalgamation of influences including XTC and Peter Gabriel. A demo was sent to veteran manager John Woodruff (associated with Australian success stories including the Angels, Baby Animals and Diesel). He immediately signed them to his JDM record label.

Their self-titled debut album was recorded in Sydney in June 1996, with Hoodoo Gurus and Air Supply producer Charles Fischer at the helm. "I Want You" climbed to US number 4 in May 1997, and they enjoyed a huge transatlantic hit during the early months of 1998 with "Truly Madly Deeply", the single topping the US charts and spending several weeks in the UK Top 10. On the back of their singles success, Savage Garden rose to number 3 on the US album chart in April. The follow-up single, "To The Moon And Back", peaked at US number 24 in August 1998, but climbed to number 3 in the UK chart. The song had originally stalled at number 55 in February. The duo's follow-up, Affirmation, was recorded in the luxurious studios of San Francisco, and included the huge US chart-topper, "I Knew I Loved You". sources: http://www.sing365.com

THE MOFFATTS

2009-09-02T04:53:00.000+07:00

The Moffatts is brother’s band originating from Canada. They consist of 4 personnel are:
Scott Andrew Moffatt (vocals & guitar), Clinton Thomas John Moffatt (vocals & bass), Robert Franklin Peter Moffatt (Vocals, Drums & conga), and David Michael William Moffatt (vocals & keyboard). Scott as the oldest was born in Whitehorse, Yukon Canada, March 30, 1983 and on March 8, 1984 born triplets Clint, Bob and Dave in Vancouver, BC Canada.

Moffatts brothers began their careers in Canada as a country singer children. They learned from her mother Darlana also a country singer. First appeared in 1990, and in 1992 they were nominated for 5 awards in the British Columbia Country Music Association.

They also have made the album "It's a Wonderful World" as their debut album was followed by The Moffatts in 1995. In 1996 their parents divorced, and they cared for by their father, Frank Moffatt who also doubles as their manager.

After adolescence, they change their genre to pop rock and made the album "Chapter I: A New Beginning". And now they play their own instruments. Scott on guitar, with bassist Clint, Bob as a drummer and a keyboard and Dave chose Scott and Dave as the lead vocal. Chapter I album sold more than two million copies worldwide and received double-platinum in their home country Canada. Their single entitled "Miss you like crazy" could survive in the top chart Asia. They also had a chance to collaborate with other singers in the back "Let the Music Heal Your Soul" by carrying the name "Bravo All Stars" and the duet with Gil Ofarim in the song "If You only Knew".

They also issued a special album of Asia "Tour Souvenir Package" and the album Chapter I: A New Beginning (U.S. Version). Their single "Until You Loved Me" became the soundtrack of the movie starring Drew Barrymore "Never been Kissed" and "Misery" the soundtrack of the movie Teaching Mrs. Tingle starring Katie Holmes.

Sub modalities their second album was released in October 2000. In this album Moffatt brothers prove that their musical abilities matured. The songs in it are also more varied. No longer singing the songs, characterized by "Boy Band". The album was produced by Bob Rock who also produced the album Metallica and Bon Jovi. They carry the "Bang Bang Boom" as the first single track and off very quickly to the top of the charts in Canada. They do transition from pop rock to alternative rock to make them end up making a documentary film "Moffatts: Closing of Chapter One" in 2001. The Moffatts then disperse in the same year.

STORY BEHIND THE SONG "TEARS IN HEAVEN"

2009-08-31T18:48:00.002+07:00

On 20 March, 1991 promptly at 11 noons, boys 4-year-old named Conor Clapton, died from falling from the 53rd floor window in New York City apartment.

Conor was treated by his mother, Lori Del Santo, who is Italian actress. They lived in an apartment while he was in New York. Eric Clapton, also located in New York (actually, Eric's house is located in Surrey, England) and lived in a nearby hotel when the accident occurred. Clapton and Del Santo were never married. Eric has been married to Pattie Boyd who was a former wife of George Harrison at the time of the birth of Conor, in August 1986.

Connor’s death a profound sadness for Eric Clapton. During 9 months of Eric blanketed deep grief and he was not willing to appear. When he returned to the stage, his music has become softer, stronger, and more reflective.

Tears in Heaven (which was written by Eric Clapton and Will Jennings) is the way Clapton poured his grief and is a form of acceptance of the death of Conor. This song was made for the movie soundtrack Rush in 1991, but actually it was made Clapton to reminisce about Cornor.

"Eric and I have been involved in the making of the film Rush. We wrote a song called 'Help Me Up' for the closing song. Then Eric saw a scene in the movie for making a song and he said to me 'I want to write a song about my son. Eric has written the first verse of the song, which to me is the meaning of all the songs, but he asked me to write the rest of the existing temple ( 'Time can bring you down, time can bend your knees ...') although I have to say that he should write his own songs because it is very personal. This song is a sad song and very unique experience for me to write songs. “- Will Jennings

At the Grammy Awards in 1993, Tears in Heaven "won three awards for best song, best record and best male singer. This song also helped lift sales of the album "Unplugged" that became Clapton's best-selling album in the history of musical.

EVERYTHING I DO I DO IT FOR YOU, LOVE SONG OF ALL TIME

2009-08-30T17:25:00.000+07:00

The song "Everything I Do, I Do It For You" Bryan Adams's really worth crowned as a love song of all time. Who does not know the song soundtrack for the movie "Robinhood: Prince of Thieves" was.

Female First launched, it was a successful track record in the first position themselves in a survey. While in the second position, a song by Bon Jovi, "Always". Followed by Whitney Houston's song, "I Will Always Love You" in third.

Aerosmith song "I Do not Want to Miss A Thing" at number four and "My Heart Will Go On" which is also the ost movie "Titanic" of Celine Dion, was in fifth position.

RADIO HEAD

2009-08-30T06:57:00.000+07:00

Radio head is an alternative rock band from the United Kingdom with the personnel consists of Thom Yorke (vocals, rhythm guitar, piano), Jonny Greenwood (lead guitar, keyboards), Ed O'Brien (guitar, vocals, percussion), Colin Greenwood (bass guitar, synthesisers) and Phil Selway (drums, percussion). This group stands in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England in 1986.

Single Creep, which is the first single released in 1992, following their debut album Pablo Honey (1993). Although considered less successful in the marketplace Radiohead still exist and continue to work. Success engraved after their second album The Bends (1995) was released.

The next album OK Computer was released in June 1997, following successive subsequent albums Kid A (October 2000), Amnesiac (June 2001) and Hail to the Thief (June 2003)

THE STORY OF ELTON JOHN (1)

2009-08-26T19:35:00.001+07:00

A success as a result of the struggle will be realized when done together. There is a small Part of persons able to take success without the help of others. But for Elton John, a singer who could serve as a reference one foreign music 70s era - 80's, to write songs while working on music with other people is fun.

Elton John was born in Pinner, England on March 25, 1947 with the original name Reginald Kenneth Dwight. Small since the Dwight has been recommended by his mother to learn piano diligently. So no wonder that at the age of 11 years has been adept at playing Dwigth fingers on piano keys. Elton John teenagers small or the Dwigth this continuing education at the Royal Academy of Music, from 1958 until 1964. But the education he did not go as smoothly as expected due to the year 1961, Dwigth drop out of school, but had a band with friends from school called Bluesology. In addition, he also played the solo piano in a hotel and worked in music publishing. In 1965, Dwigth tour to America with a musician's soul and R & B include: Major Lance, Doris Troy, and The Bluebels. In 1966, a supporter of the concert Bluesology Long John Baldry through cabaret tour across the UK. But Dwigth became frustrated with Baldry bossy self-righteous, until Dwigth choose to join another band.

Some bands auditions have been followed by Dwigth, including audition King Crimson and Gentle Giant. But it failed because Dwigth not pass the selection. But it does not make Elton John in despair, because then he tried to apply to Liberty Records. But apparently this audition did not work either pass him. But from these audition got stacks Dwigth lyrics written by Bernie Taupin. Lyrics are then revised by Dwigth.
Six months later they met again, when it also began Dwigth changed his name to Elton John. The name is actually a fragment of the two-name musicians, namely Elton Dean and John Baldry. Next Elton and Taupin hired by Dick James to become staff songwriters for DJM candidate’s singer in the year 1968. The couple became more famous. Price for one song increases, they are also more and more to create songs.
Elton John himself often wrote songs for several hours each week to complete the written lyrics Taupin. Half an hour is used by them both to complement the lack of new songs by Elton filled melodies. For more than two years they were both writing songs for other singers like Roger Cook and Lulu.
Besides Elton John also recorded cover versions of bringing forth a lot of hits to raise revenue for DJM.
In 1968, Elton John began to recorded singles. The recorded songs were more inclined to rock and tastes better suited for radio listeners than Elton songs ever written for other singers. The song "I've Been Loving You Too Long" and Lady Smantha "was produced by the market response is good enough,
In June 1969, Elton John began to release their debut album "Empty Sky" under the DJM label. The record was enough to get applause from the public music, but not for sale to the market, new on the second album, Elton and Taupin collaboration with producer Gus Dudgeon and arranger Paul Buckmaster (who fill the sound) for Elton John’s album. The Album released under the MCA Records label released in 1970 and began banging music market in America.
In August 1970, Elton John held his first concert in the United States precisely at the Troubadour LA. The first concert Elton John got a very enthusiastic reception from the audience, even the name of Elton John began aligned with Quincy Jones or Leon Russael. Continuously, Elton released the single and album, the result is always occupying such charts charts Top 10 single, as the song "You Song" which occupied the charts long enough. Followed by long conceptualized albums by Elton John, the "Tumbleweed Connection" in February 1971. The album became an album that is often played on radio stations in the United States, to successfully rule the Top 10. The album also managed to raise prestige Elton John, who liked to wear Feather Boas, sunglasses, platform shoes, and hair colors.
In 1971, Elton John threw a live album 11-17-70 and the Friends soundtrack, before releasing the album "Madman Across The Water" at the end of 1971. The album managed to reap success, but where Elton John was named as the new star in the path of pop music, soul, R & B, and rock the release the album "Honky Chateau" in 1972.
The album was recorded with the band on tour accompanist include Dee Murray (bass), Nigel Olsson (drums), Davey Johnstone (guitar). The album managed to boost single-hit "Rocket Man" and "Honky Chateau" which managed to occupy the first position for five weeks straight - participated in the Top of Albums Chart. How career continuation Elton John waiting at the next posting.

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA

2009-08-26T04:45:00.000+07:00

Natalie Imbruglia has the full name of Jane Natalie Imbruglia, was born in Sydney, Australia, February 4, 1975. She is a singer and actress from Australia, who previously started her career as a TV star, Neighbors before then plunged in the world of music.

Neighbors itself is a TV series played since 1985. The series is known as a stepping stone for famous artists such as Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan.

She later expanded as a singer, titled first album Left of The Middle (1997), followed by White Lilies Island (2001) and Counting Down the Days (2005). Outside of these albums was also released the single, Natalie, of whom, Troubled by the Way We Came Together (Soundtrack Go, 1999), Never Tear Us Apart (with Tom Jones in Reload, 1999), Identify (Stigmata soundtrack in 1999) and Cold Water ( soundtrack Y Tu Mama También, 2001).

In addition, in 2002 Natalie has also starred JOHNNY ENGLISH; along with comedy star Rowan 'Mr. Bien 'Atkinson.

While relating her personal life, Natalie has been married to Daniel Johns one of the personnel of the Australian band, Silverchair. Their marriage took place December 31, 2003.

THE CORRS BIOGRAPHY

2009-08-25T06:01:00.000+07:00

The Corrs are one of the world's most successful pop groups, although they've yet to enjoy the same level of popularity in America that they've attained across Europe and Japan. Nonetheless, in 1999, with the success of the single "So Young" they've shown signs that the United States might be within their grasp.

The Irish group consists of three sisters and a brother: Andrea on lead vocals, Sharon on violin, Caroline on drums and bodhran, and Jim on keyboards and guitars. Sporting an athletically attractive presence, the group presents a seamless sound built around glossy group harmonies and a carefully produced, rhythm-centered blend of acoustic and electronic instrumentation.
Formed in 1991, the quartet used its background in traditional Irish music to add an international dimension to a slick dance-pop sound. From the start, the group's Celtic pop and energetic performance style proved popular in its native country. But the Corrs didn't branch beyond regional popularity until Celine Dion employed the family quartet as opening act on her 1996 international tour.

The band's 1996 album, Forgiven, Not Forgotten, became one of the best-selling CDs in Irish music history and expanded the band's success across Europe. In 1998, the Corrs collaborated with several of top American producers and mixers--David Foster, Glen Ballard, Billy Steinberg, and Bob Clearmountain--to create Talk On Corners, their second U.S. album.

Again, the album was an enormous international success, selling more than 8 million copies worldwide. But America largely ignored it. The group returned with a revised version, Talk On Corners: Special Edition, that featured edgier remixes by such cutting-edge mixologists as Todd Terry, K-Klass, and Tin Tin Out. The album included the hit version of "So Young" as well as the Corrs' interpretation of "Dreams" that had been included in a Fleetwood Mac tribute.

In 1999, to add to the group's recognition, the Corrs toured with the Rolling Stones and appeared on Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and other high-profile programs. taken from : http://www.bandbiographies.com

FREDDIE MERCURY THE SOUL OF QUEEN

2009-08-23T16:13:00.008+07:00

Queen is a rock music group from the United Kingdom is triumphant in the 70 to 90 years. Even now they are still popular, mainly because the songs that often-played songs such as "We Are the Champions", "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "We Will Rock You". Brian May (guitarist), Freddie Mercury (vocal), John Deacon (bass), and Roger Taylor (drums) founded legendary group Queen in London in 1970. Origin of the English quartet has genre progressive rock, heavy metal and various other mainstreams successfully integrate this turgid music and opera to create a game with a wave guitar and vocal techniques that layer. Over the years the group Queen boast their albums with the motto "no one Queen album that is the result of the engineering effects synthesizer." Brian May et al issued a statement because they do not want to reconcile groups such as the post-hard rock band Led Zeppelin, the effect on many synthesizers. 3 years after establishment, this group successfully releases their first album QUEEN. Although this album got a lot of praise from music critics, but sales numbers not good enough. Some time before the album Queen II was released, the Queen never appears in the music contest Top of Pops, they show carries the song "Seven Seas of Rhyme." Both the song and the Queen's presence in the contest is really the success is quite satisfactory. Single "Seven Seas of Rhyme" success ladder rank Top Ten songs in the album Queen II which successfully reached the stairs to the five-song sequence. But sales outside the UK were less than good and not far different with their first album. Prior to the end of 1974, the group Queen released their third album, the title given Sheer Heart Attack. One of the single on the album titled "Killer Queen" successfully ranks to two songs in the world of English music, and sends the album Sheer Heart Attack to the same sequence. Finally, success came about Queen. Album this also penetrate the United States with sales satisfaction. The success of the album Sheer Heart Attack music penetrate the market in the United States, was a pacesetter for the success of the album A Night at the Opera the following year, or 1975. But indeed, this be a success, is not without effort. Many of the facts that justify the Queen working very hard and take a very long time to produce the album A Night at the Opera, and it can be said that the album is an album of these recordings was released at that time. "Bohemian Rhapsody", this single is one of the recordings listed in the album A Night at the Opera, the song that became symbolic of the group home London, England this. "Bohemian Rhapsody" has a nuance of the opera that alternation is still quite thick but also added with typical metal music. Album A NIGHT AT THE Opera got 3 platinum in the United States. Bohemian Rhapsody was selected to be several times throughout the song best. Group Queen takes 3 weeks to record the song, and also to voice a few times. Conceptual music video produced to provide support for the popularity of the song "Bohemian Rhapsody. Result, this song became successful number one singles and survives for 9 days in the UK and the record-breaking single as the oldest of the songs are in English. After success with the A Night at the Opera, Queen predicate reach superstar and superstar blessing predicate, the Queen directly into the rock music legend. The vocalist, Freddie Mercury trying to bring the music of Queen with the weight of humor and sentimental arrangement the near arrangement classical music. The combination is unique enough that can be heard on the Queen of the paper entitled "Bohemian Rhapsody". Meanwhile, Freddie Mercury, who is seen as a figure Flamboyant, the controversial keep secret, that he experienced sexual behavior irregularities, bisexual. This is clearly written in the Queen musical, from the title track is selected to be the desire not directly written in the lyrics of songs. Indeed strange when we know that gay people worship songs such as "We Are The Champions", a song that would be used to celebrate the moment victory in the field of sports. However, it can happen because the skill to make the look of the music Freddie Mercury, as a figure who is very dynamic and charismatic in the history of rock music. Thanks to the talent is also Freddie, Queen group successfully became one of the leading groups in the world in the mid-1970s. As the vocalist Freddie Mercury was born on 5 September 1946, in Stone Town, Zanzibar (now including the areas Tanzania, East Africa). Real name is Farrokh Bulsara. His friends called "Freddie." Finally his family is also called Freddie. He was born of the family descendants of Indian Parsi (Zoroastrian). Her parents, is a Diplomat, which is always moved, until finally the birth place of Zanzibar as Freddie Mercury. The youth they moved to England and they eventually settled there. In the international music world, the name of Freddie Mercury is one of Legend Rock music. His works include the immortal music can be heard all ages. According to May, Mercury as well as talented musicians who eccentric. Freddie writes a song with the keys of the bizarre. Most rock bands play key A or E, and D or G, with music that Freddie has a strange chord structure and played hard with the guitar. In the UK alone, the Queen must be satisfied to be number two bands, as defeated by the popularity of the music collection and The Beatles in the 1970s. Despite the popularity holds, in 1979 the music magazine Rolling Stones album ever mentions were given the title Queen of Jazz, the album as a fascist. Can only come sharply criticized management, but the popularity of the Queen does not appear to shake. At the 1980s, these groups still have a cohort of fanatics, except in the countries the United States. Leaders who act as the founder of the music is Queen drummer Roger Taylor and guitarist Brian May. In the year 1967, Roger Taylor and Brian May had joined in the music groups that have a flow of psychedelic rock, called Smile. After the main vocalist Tim Staffel out from Smile in 1971, Brian May and Roger Taylor formed a group with Freddie Mercury music. Freddie Mercury itself is a former vocalist Wreckage groups. Several months later, John Deacon joined as bass player in the group that was formed Brian, Roger and Freddie, and began to practice together. In the period of 2 years, after completing course of the four personnel, a number of them start the show. Group Queen had set to music by Rolling Stone magazine, as the only rock music group that all members titled Bachelor. In the summer of 1976, Queen appears in a free concert in Hyde Park, London, and this concert was successful record-breaking number of visitors. The group did not keep changing personnel during their active period of this success must eventually end with their death late Freddie Mercury in 1991. Queen was not active in the early 1990s when Freddie Mercury died because of AIDS. Nevertheless, they still had time to issue a new album, which is Made In Heaven in 1995 with the voice of Mercury recorded before. They also had issued a new single, No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young) in 1998. In this single, double guitarist Brian May as the vocalist for Queen Vocalist not get fixed. Previously, the Queen was a project of this project is in collaboration with the Queen where artists such as George Michael, Elton John, Luciano Pavarotti, and so forth. Queen has been seen since held Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert to remember Freddie Mercury in 1992. However, just sing Queen Songs into their old hits, such as Somebody to Love, Too Much Love Will Kill You, and so forth. After the release single No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young), John Deacon basis, decided to exit from the Queen. Formation last Queen has recorded only the name of Brian May and Roger Taylor John Deacon since it decided to retire from the music world. In 2004, Queen found a new vocalist, Paul Rodgers is. They had a show in Hyde Park, Sheffield, UK. Queen some time to appear live with the name of Queen + Paul Rodgers. In 2008, Queen and Paul Rodgers announced their first new album in 13 years, and this also gives details about their tour around in Europe at the end of this year. Albums that have not been given the name will be released on 1 September and will show Paul Rodgers, who joined with the Queen. Rodgers, Brian May and Roger Taylor have been recording the album, which will be the first album since "Made in Heaven" which was released in 1995. Release of this album took place two weekends before the Queen launch a tour for seven weeks in 14 European countries. Tours will be the first time in Moscow on 16 September and then move to Poland, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Switzerland, Netherlands, UK, Spain, Hungary, Serbia, the Republic of Austria and Chekov. Queen's appearance in Poland that will be held in the Gdansk shipyard, where the birth of States Labor Solidarity movement in the decade of the 1980s, will be a free concert. Queen explains that the tour to Latin America will follow suit, but did not provide further details. According to the group spokesman, bass player John Deacon chose not to take part in this tour.

Discography of Queen:
Album Queen (1973)
Queen II (1974)
Sheer Heart Attack (1974)
A Night at the Opera (1975)
A Day at the Races (1976)
News of the World (1977)
Jazz (1978)
Live Killers (1979)
The Game (1980)
Flash Gordon (1980)
Hot Space (1982)
The Works (1984)
A Kind of Magic (1986)
Live Magic (1986)
The Miracle (1989)
Innuendo (1991)
Live at Wembley'86 (1992)
Made In Heaven (1995)
Queen on fire - Live at the Bowl (2004)

Compilation :
Greatest Hits [Elektra] (1981)
The Complete Works (1985) -
All albums from 1973-1985 plus bonus material Queen at the Beeb (1989)
Greatest Hits, Vol. II (1991)
Classic Queen (1992)
Greatest Hits [Hollywood] (1992)
Greatest Hits [Parlophone] (1994) At the BBC (1995)
Greatest Hits, Vols. 1-2 (1995) Queen Rocks (1997)
Dragon Attack - A Tribute to Queen (1997)
TrIbute album The Crown Jewels (1998)
Greatest Hits III (1999)
Platinum Collection, Vols. 1-3 (2000)
Greatest Hits: We Will Rock You Edition (2004)
Killer Queen: A Tribute to Queen (2005) - tribute album

OZZY OSBOURNE & BLACK SABBATH

2009-08-22T08:52:00.004+07:00

At the end of the decade of 60 and early 70's, pop rock band in the UK mainland with the various characters. But they can be called a new bearer, when certain music was released two - three albums. Similarly Black Sabbath, which can serve as a reference in the era of foreign music that is simply inherent in the mind rock music lovers an up to 60 year 80's.

Black sabbat itself was formed in Birmingham, England in 1967. Formation of this band, Tony Iommi (guitar), Ozzy Osborne (vocal), Bill Ward (drums), and Geezer Buttler (bass), and added the two musicians, Jimmy Philips (guitar) and Acker Bilk (saxophone). Name this band before Black Sabbath name Polka Tulk is initially more play Blues music.
After Jimmy Acker and pull the band's formation, the name of this group was changed to "Earth Blues Company".
Earth Blues Company trying to write the song material. The first song that they created entitled "Wicked World", and "Black Sabbath". Title song from Black Sabbath and that they agreed to change the name of "Earth Blues Company" to "Black Sabbath". At that time they are like with the cinema that often plays a horror film. "If people want to buy a ticket for watching horror movies to scare, then when a group they will see the band, said Tony Iommi to colleagues - when colleagues start gait" Black Sabbath ". Buttler habits have chance to read or watch mystical and horror stories to be used as a source in writing inspires dark themed songs.

As a reference, I could not name the group and changed the theme song but also Black Sabbath music also changed. Blessing of the service manager Jim Simpson, Black Sabbath can finally sign a recording contract with the company on Vertigo in 1969, and successfully released the first album in 1970. Been the album in two days it appears to be a pay off the debts of the Black Sabbath. When the album is successful in the market, they only get a few benefits.

Since then, the image of Satan is to start on them. Even in their first album cover showing her witch of a woman standing in the wilderness forest. People will be able to guess at the record store or cassette, that is the Black Sabbath gall test song. So they can be concluded to be the creator of a new genre in rock music channels through the song dark nuances. When another band presenting the theme song free sex, war, love or drugs, even Black Sabbath be different with the style that frightening.
Style of music they become a reference for the underground heavy metal band, black metal or death metal. Predicate as the group that the song the inherent horror when they release a second album in late 1970. Album entitled "paranoid", even though the album is loaded with a touch of rock n roll music is a little smart with a touch of heavy, but the album is able to bring listeners to the egregious nature.
Inspiration to write songs not only the nuances horror novel is taken from the movie, but some are inspired from people who have a mental aberration and drug users.
Album paranoid successfully occupies the peak of the album in the UK and successfully tosses song 'War Pigs. “This album also successfully penetrates the American market. Since it is Black Sabbath on the concert stage with the action of theatrical Ozzy Osborne. Action stage sadistic Ozzy Osborne is also used as a reference and to give effect to the rock singer in an era of 70, namely Uncork AKA Harahap.
After the success of the album paranoid in the market, then Black Sabbath throw third album, entitled "Master of Reality" in 1971. Album successfully penetrates the American Top 10, and a best seller throughout the year.
Success with the album "Master of Reality" album to finally take to the album "Vol 4" in 1972. Album is in the visible changes in the music bidazng Black Sabbath, especially in the structure of melody. However, they are still on track Horror.
The song "Supernaut", "Under the Sun," and "Cornucopia" in Vol 4 album is a rather soft compared to the previous album Black Sabbath. Even in the album, they began designing instrumentally composition, namely in a song titled "Laguna Sunrise"
"Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" album became the most heavy metal phenomenal. Blessing, the album was released in 1974; the Black Sabbath is called - as a pioneer heavy metal with the other colors.
Inspiration from songs like 'Killing Yourself to Live, "" Looking for Today ", and" Sabbath Bloody Sabbath "perhaps at a castle, Clearwell Castle, Wales. On the album Black Sabbath, Rick Wakeman involve (Yes keyboard players) to fill in some parts.
Unfortunately, that success does not offset the solidarity group. Black Sabbath is also a managerial contract issues, including differences in taste of music. disputes since they began last released album "Sabotage" in 1975, which is considered as the top group Black Sabbath Ozzy Osborne with vocalist.
The problem is Tony Iommi wanted color Black Sabbath music more experimental. The idea is supported by Buttler. But be gazed by Bill and Ozzy. Due to conflict, and their next album, which is "I Sold Our Soul for Rock N Roll" which was released in 1976, and "terminal ecstasy" release in 1976, and Never Say Die "is released in 1978, is regarded as good works do not se album "Sabotage"
Ozzy Osborne pull the top of the group in 1978, and to recruit temporary Black Sabbath Dave Walker as Ozzy Osborne. Walker's ability, but unfortunately far below Ozzy Osborne. Black Sabbath and then invite the former vocalist Richie Blackmore's Rainbow, the Ronnie James Dio to join in the formation of Black Sabbath.
Some of Ozzy Osborne overwhelmed horror to the image in each action stage, Black Sabbath. Instead, Ozzy Osborne who chooses to roll solo career is a success by offering theatrical action. However continue to Black Sabbath albums. They then released the album "Heaven and Hell (1980)," Mob Rules "(1981), and: Live Evil" (1983). Although Ronnie James Dio is not able to display the action stage, as well as the frightening first Ozzy Osborne, but the color vocal Ronnie is a baritone with a high reedy tenor vibration the typical sounds quite horrific.
During the third album release, the formation of Black Sabbath changed. Bill's position on the album earlier taken over by Vinnie Appice. But after the release the album "Live Evil" Appice and Ronnie James Dio pull. Appice return position held by the Bill. In the vocal position, Black Sabbath recruits Dane Donato, Lau former Deep Purple frontman, Ian Gillan, in 1984, Buttler back.
Although often change formation, Black Sabbath continually released albums, among others, "Born Again" (1983). Unloading in the middle of the tide, Ozzy present again. Not due to attend the Live AID concert in Weenmbley Stadium on 13 July 1985, but true - right back and continue on the project album "Seventh Star" in 1986.
Unfortunately the position does not survive long because then replaced again by Tony Martin.
Black Sabbath Formation which consists of, Tony Martin (vocal), Cozy Powell (drums), Neil Muray (bass), and Tony Iommi (guitar) is the best formation since Ozzy Osborne exit. They produce an album like "headless Cross" (1989), and "ASP" (1990), success in the market.
Cozy Powell Unfortunately the sack by Tony Ioomi because of the discipline. As a result the album "Dehumnazer" (1992) and "Cross Purpose" (1994) is less successful. Black Sabbath also recall or Cozy Powell album formation can be "headless Cross" re-form. This time they record the album "Forbidden" (1995) that proved more successful.
News about Black Sabbath reunion began when Tony Iommi and Buttler appearing in Ozzfest. Ozzy Osborne interested chance to gather together the two friends ever, they follow Bill smith. Continued with the reunion concert at the NEC arena - Ashton Birmingham in December 1997.
Is documented in the concert album "Reunion" popularize the hit "Iron Man" which became a Grammy award in the Awards in 1998.

PHIL COLLIN BIOGRAPHY

2009-08-22T08:03:00.000+07:00

Phil Collin was born in Chiswick, London on 30 January 1951. As a reference, Phill Collin also known as the former Genesis drummer and vocalist, romantic progressive rock band that is being considered in an era of 70 to 80. History of Phil Collin career actually began as a troubadour of the accident or an accident can be spelled out. The story, at the time the vocalist Genesis, Peter Gabriel resigned from the Genesis, so make other Genesis members feel forlorn and intend to seek a new vocalist. Because they are not long enough to find a suitable vocalist as Peter Gabriel, Phill Collin end that is in the position of drummer, suddenly developed a sudden become the vocalist. Although initially Genesis fans can not accept as Phil Collin of the vocalist Peter Gabriel, but the long - run Phil Collin can prove to the fans and Public Genesis music world. With his nasal voice the songs Genesis sounded even more awesome and soul. Genesis even more steady wave in the music world and can be more formidable than previously when the position is still held vocal Peter Gabriel. Phil Collin already own career in the music world more than 38 years. He has produced 11 albums and 18 solo albums with Genesis. Last reference to Phil Collin is also one of the world's best drummers who give a lot of influence on many of the world drummer.

SHANIA TWAIN BIOGRAPHY

2009-08-19T21:29:00.001+07:00

A Singer who had the popular song You're Still the One is really not the person in the world pull new voice. Career at the young singer named create original Eilleen Regina Edwards The events fill Tommy Hunter Show at the age of 13 years.

Shania had to leave the world that she loved because she must manage both her younger brother. Shania both parents died in an accident when Shania was 22 years old.

In 1991 a new beginning for women who later adopted the name Shania which means' I Come 'in the Ojibwa Indian language. Shania also at this time successfully getting a recording contract from Mercury Nashville.

Shania's first album is passed without any effect at all. However, in both the album, Shania direct attention to the center so the album title because the woman is IN ME successful record-breaking sales the highest. This album also makes a successful reach Shania Grammy Award as Best Country Album.

Shania Twain also noted as the only woman who successfully reach of 3 Diamond albums. Since career, Shania Twain release is no less than 5 studio albums and Greatest Hits 1.

SHERYL CROW BIOGRAPHY

2009-08-19T21:03:00.003+07:00

Sheryl Crow has a full name Suzanne Sheryl Crow, was born in Kennett, Missouri, USA, 11 February 1962. She is known as an actress, musician and songwriter.

Desires to become a singer must make a successful move to Los Angeles in 1986. While still offering its vowel to the producers, Sheryl worked as a backing vocal in the Michael Jackson music tour, Bad World Tour. In itself that is the opportunity to appear with the ever present Michael Jackson I Just Can’t Stop Loving You.

Through the first album, Tuesday Night Music Club (1993), Sheryl appears so quickly and well. Following the two albums, Sheryl Crow (1997), Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), The Globe Sessions (1998), Big Daddy soundtrack (1999), C'mon C'mon (2002), cocky (2002), The Very Best of Sheryl Crow (2003), Wildflower (2005), Cars soundtrack (2006) and Home of the Brave Soundtrack (2006). And album, iTunes exclusive.

While the problems associated with private, Sheryl had a relationship with Lance Armstrong, Owen Wilson, Eric Clapton and Kevin Gilbert.

ALANIS MORISSETTE

2009-08-19T19:07:00.001+07:00

Alanis Nadine Morissette was born in Ottawa, 1 June 1974. She is a singer and a descendant of Canada living in the United States, as well known as a songwriter, record producer and film actress.

Alanis initiated her career as a singer since the age of the children through the two-album, Alanis (1991) and Now Is the Time (1992). Meanwhile, the International debut as performers through album, Jagged Little Pill (1995), which was then successfully sold 30 million copy.

Meanwhile, the other album of them, supposed infatuation Former Junkie (1998), Alanis unplugged (1999), under rug swept (2002), Feast on scraps (CD / DVD, 2002), So-Called Chaos (2004), Jagged Little Pill Acoustic (2005) and Alanis Morissette: The Collection (2005).

In addition, Alanis also star video clips, movies and TV series the big screen, including film Dogma, God (1999), The Vagina Monologues (1999), Sex and the City, Dawn (episode "Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl ' , 1999), Nip / Tuck, Poppy (2006) and We're with the Band (2006).

Meanwhile, related private life, Alanis had a relationship with actor Dave Coulier (1992), Dash Mihok (1999), and finally engaged with the actors Ryan Reynolds (June, 2004)

BRYAN ADAM BIOGRAPHY

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Bryan Adams negotiated the shifting tides of the '80s so well that it never seemed as if he were changing to fit the times. A veteran of the '70s studio arena rock game, Adams struck out on his own in the early '80s, turning into a star in his native Canada and making headway with his 1983 album, Cuts Like a Knife. All of this was a prelude to Reckless, the 1984 album that turned him into an international superstar, selling by the truckloads in North America, Europe, and Asia thanks to the hits "Run to You," "Heaven," and "Summer of '69." From that point on, Adams was the most unassuming of rock stars, riding high on the charts and selling out arenas, even breaking Billboard records with his power ballad "Everything I Do (I Do It for You)," but never quite dominating the public imagination (or earning the critical respect) as such peers as Bruce Springsteen or John Mellencamp. Nevertheless, Adams remained a formidable presence on the American charts into the mid-'90s, and while the popularity of his new records started to slip after that, he retained his audience in Canada and the U.K. and his '80s hits remained radio staples as he began a career as a photographer.

The son of an English diplomat, Bryan Adams was born in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, in 1959 and spent much of his childhood traveling Europe. His family set down roots in North Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1973, around which time he began seriously pursuing music, quickly getting into the thick of Vancouver's scene. Adams quit school and wound up replacing Nick Gilder's replacement in the glam rock band Sweeney Todd, singing lead on the band's second album, If Wishes Were Horses..., when he was just 15. Not long after its 1977 release, Adams left the group and began his long, fruitful collaboration with Jim Vallance, then currently the drummer of Prism but looking to move into songwriting. The pair clicked and they soon assembled a demo tape for Adams, a tape that earned the singer a contract with A&M Records in 1978. Two years later, Bryan Adams' eponymous debut appeared in Canada, where it did respectably. A year later, his second album, the Bob Clearmountain-produced You Want It, You Got It, started to get Adams some play on album rock radio stations, a development that led to Adams and Vallance co-writing two songs with Gene Simmons for Kiss' 1982 LP, Creatures of the Night.

Things started to break wide open for Adams in 1983 thanks to Cuts Like a Knife, an album that had a big, powerful album rock sound and the pop hooks that would later turn him into a star. The former could be heard on the singles "Cuts Like a Knife" and "This Time," while the latter was in bloom on the ballad "Straight from the Heart," the song that became Adams' first American Top Ten hit. It all paved the way for Reckless, the 1984 album that turned Adams into a superstar. Reckless had the right songs -- particularly the brooding minor-key "Run to You," the skyscraping power ballad "Heaven," and the nostalgic heartland rocker "Summer of 69," but also the Tina Turner duet "It's Only Love," "Somebody," and "One Night Love Affair," all released as singles, meaning that over half the album was released as singles in true Thriller fashion -- at the right time, all given videos that earned heavy rotation on MTV. As Adams supported the album with an international tour that lasted nearly two years, he surfaced in other ways -- opening the American concert in Live Aid; co-writing Canada's Ethiopian famine relief charity single "Tears Are Not Enough"; and working steadily with Vallance on tunes for a number of other artists, including Loverboy, Roger Daltrey, Neil Diamond, Bonnie Raitt, and Glass Tiger, whose Adams/Vallance-written song "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" featured Adams on backing vocals.

Adams succeeded Reckless in 1987 with Into the Fire, a bigger streamlined record that ironically didn't produce a huge hit; "Heat of the Night" and "Hearts on Fire" reached the Top Ten, but they didn't cut into public consciousness the way the singles from its predecessor did, and the album plateaued at platinum. In the wake of this lukewarm reception, Adams parted ways with Vallance -- their last notable collaboration was Joe Cocker's 1989 hit "When the Night Comes," co-written with Diane Warren -- and teamed with producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, who had recently helmed Def Leppard's 1987 blockbuster Hysteria, for his next album Waking Up the Neighbours. In spite of its rabble-rousing title, Waking Up the Neighbours wasn't a big rock & roll album, something its smash hit "Everything I Do (I Do It for You)" made plain. Written as the theme for the Kevin Costner film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, the power ballad -- co-written by Adams, Lange, and the film's composer, Michael Kamen -- was Adams biggest hit, spending seven weeks at the top of the U.S. Billboard charts, an impressive stretch overshadowed only by its astonishing 16-week run at the top of the British charts, a feat that smashed all U.K. records. In the wake of this remarkable success, Waking Up the Neighbours appeared in September 1991, soon turning into Adams' second-biggest hit album, spawning the Top Ten hit "Can't Stop This Thing We Started" in addition to three other singles, "There Will Never Be Another Tonight," "Do I Have to Say the Words," and "Thought I'd Died and Gone to Heaven." For as successful as the album was in America, it performed better in Europe, beginning a pattern that would only increase over the course of the '90s.

Upon the conclusion of the two-year supporting tour for Waking Up the Neighbours, Adams released his first hits collection, So Far So Good, in time for the 1993 Christmas season; its new song, a power ballad called "Please Forgive Me," was another Top Ten hit. Not on the album was "All for Love," a song Adams co-wrote with Lange and Kamen and sang with Rod Stewart and Sting for the film The Three Musketeers; like "Everything I Do (I Do It for You)" before it, the song turned into a massive international hit, topping the U.S. charts in early 1994. As Adams worked on his next album with Lange, "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman" -- another Adams/Lange/Kamen movie tie-in power ballad, this time from the Marlon Brando/Johnny Depp romantic comedy Don Juan DeMarco -- went to number one in the U.S. during the summer of 1995. His next album, 18 Til I Die, finally appeared in the summer of 1996, and while it performed very well in England, Canada, and Europe, thanks to the singles "The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You" and "Let's Make a Night to Remember," it stalled in the U.S., failing to reach the Top Ten even though it did manage to go platinum. Toward the end of his tour for the album, Adams performed on MTV's Unplugged in September 1997, releasing an album of the occasion in December.

Adams parted ways with Mutt Lange for 1998's On a Day Like Today, which is somewhat ironic as the album was his hardest-rocking in years, something that would seem to have fit Lange's specialty. The album continued Adams' downward trend in the U.S., peaking at a mere 102, but performed respectably in the U.K., thanks in part to his duet with the Spice Girls' Melanie C, "When You're Gone." Another hits compilation, The Best of Me, appeared internationally in 1999, and Adams spent the first years of the new millennium rather quietly, working steadily as a photographer with his work appearing in such major publications as Vanity Fair and Esquire; he published his first collection of photos, Made in Canada, in 1999, followed by Haven in 2000, and American Women appeared in 2005. Musically, he resurfaced on Chicane's 2000 dance hit "Don't Give Up" and collaborated with Hans Zimmer for the score of the 2002 animated feature Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron; from that soundtrack, Adams had a minor adult contemporary hit in "Here I Am." Adams finally released Room Service, his first new album of the decade, in 2005; it, like its predecessor, didn't have much an impact in the U.S. but did fine overseas. A double-disc hits collection called Anthology showed up in 2005 as well, peaking at number 65 on Billboard. In 2006, Adams received a Golden Globe nomination for "Never Gonna Break My Faith," the song he wrote -- and Mary J. Blige and Aretha Franklin performed -- for Emilio Estevez's film Bobby. Two years later, Adams released his 11th album, aptly titled 11, which initially appeared in the U.S. under an exclusive license with Wal-Mart. It was his best-charting studio album in America since 1996, peaking at number 80. ~ Steven Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide.
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