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The New Orleans Blues, the Spirit and All That Jazz 0

Posted on November 27, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

[New Orleans, July 29, 2008] At the turn of the twentieth century as the palatial plantations up and down the Mississippi River became only a memory, thousands of former workers migrated to New Orleans as did immigrants, seamen, trappers, gamblers, hustlers, scholars and musicians. This convergence with the native population set the stage that birthed the free spirit of Jazz and opened a new frontier.

The Eagle Saloon, built in 1875 and known as the ‘delivery room’ of Jazz, had its roof blown off during The Storm of 2005. The second and third floors were ruined, but the original tin tile ceiling and Spanish tiled floors survived and the blues, the spirit and all that jazz re-ignites every Tuesday night lit by the New Orleans Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Blues and Jazz Band, featuring Guitar Slim, Jr., a showman extradonaire.

The son of Eddie “Guitar Slim” Jones, Jr.’s first release earned him a Grammy nomination. Last Tuesday night, Jr., along with Blues Boy George on lead guitar, Anthony on bass and Milton on drums, received multiple standing ovations during their three-and-a-half hour nonstop renditions of BB King, Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Ray Charles, Motown, Marvin Gaye, Prince, gospel and more, during a private party at the Eagle which was arranged as a thanksgiving service by Pastor John E. Pierre, of the Living Witness Church of God in Christ on Oretha C. Haley Blvd, a three minute drive to the Eagle Saloon at 201 South Rampart Street.

Pastor Pierre and many in the heart of the Central City neighborhood, once a haven for drug dealers and prostitutes, demonstrated their gratitude and love for two teams of volunteers who had come to work in the heat of July alongside recovering addicts to demolish the old so as to bring in new opportunities for the formerly homeless men who commit to a year long residential boot camp known as the Nehemiah Restoration Project, just one of many community

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Hip Hop Music Beats – Learn How to Make Beats 10

Posted on November 23, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

Are you an up and coming beat maker that would like to know how to make beats that artist would want. Knowing how to make beats that artist want is very important because if you are making beats that no artist wants, your beat making career will most likely be a short one. This article will go over some simple but very effective tips that will help you make beats that will attract artist. Listed below in no particular order are 5 things that you can do.

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Use Quality Equipment – Make sure that the equipment that you are using to make your beats can produce high quality beats. Now this doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to spend thousands of dollars on your beat making equipment. There are some really inexpensive beat creation software that would work just fine. The important thing here is quality. When letting artist that may potential be interested in using some of your beats it is better to have 2 high quality beats then 20 low quality beats.

Listen To The Pros – When it comes to learning how to make beats listening to the pros is often times underrated when it come to being a learning method for up and coming beat makers. By listening to the pros such as Dr. Dre or Swizz Beatz you will develop a good understanding of what an overall professional in demand beats sounds like.

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Develop Your Own Style – Do not be afraid to step outside of the box a little bit. As long as you are making professional sounding beats it is ok to bring a new type of sound. Some artist love to rip over beats that are unique

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Enjoy One Of The Greatest Facets Of Modern Instrumental Music – Jazz 25

Posted on November 20, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

Music plays a very important role in the life of the human beings, when we are tired of doing what we do in our life than the work of the music comes. When we are tired of something or very happy than the use of music comes. When you listen to music than you would forget the remaining life and just listen the music, so music is a very peaceful thing which is heard by every one.

Music includes trumpet, drums, saxophones, piano etc these are the instruments which are used to make music, music is created with these instruments depending on the like of us. Some would love to listen the trumpet, some would listen drums, so umber of instruments are there with which music can be made.

Music can be made by a single instrument or a number of instruments can be mix with one another and also a remix of all can be made. One of the highly popular music is the jazz music, which is listened by many. The tone of the songs can be made by the use of jazz, where it looks like you are listening to song but we are listening only to music, without any word we could feel like we are listening to the song. Jazz is also known as trumpet, which has a very much use in marriages, parties, etc, when ever we would go to a marriage we would definitely find a trumpet there, as it is very beautiful to listen, you would feel like you are in heaven, you just forget about the of world, and just listen to the music, that is the power of the music. Jazz is among the most influential and iconic music styles of the 20th and 21st centuries. The reason for this is that jazz is something that is enjoyable by people across all borders. This is also the reason for its international appeal and following.

 

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