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Imagen en la Ciencia Sergio de Régules - Sacred Sites: Places of Peace and Power Tokyo Art & Design Events, Exhibitions and Reviews | Tokyo Art Beat | TAB exp etc VA - (1990) THE BEST OF LOLLIPOP RECORDS Label: Hot Productions, Lollipop RecordsCatalog#: HTCL 10, HTCL 10Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, CompilationCountry: USReleased: 1990Genre: Electronic, Funk / SoulStyle: DiscoQuality: LosslessSource: InternetSize: 459 MB A1 Claudja Barry - Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes 5:20 A2 Galaxis - Space Ranger 5:05 A3 Lipstique (2) - At The Discotheque 5:20 A4 P.J. Proby - Witch Queen Of New Orleans 5:05 B1 Claudja Barry - Dancin' Fever 5:20 B2 Disco Circus - Over And Over 5:05 B3 Mascara - I'm Comin' Home Baby 5:20 B4 Johnny Rock (2) - California Sun 5:03 C1 Claudja Barry - Sweet Dynamite 5:30 C2 Ronnie Jones - Soul Sister 4:25 C3 Mick Rowley - I'm A Man 5:06 C4 Ronnie Jones - Video Games 5:01 D1 M. Machine - Sing Sing 5:30 D2 Claudja Barry - Why Must A Girl Like Me 5:01 D3 Claudja Barry - Work Me Over 5:06
Sincho TV - You are the Producer, get Paid! Pete Drake :: Talking Steel Guitar Pete Drake’s performance of his hit song, “Forever,” in the film Second Fiddle to a Steel Guitar is a proto-Hee-Haw flight of fancy. The assembled band members nod their heads back and forth to a hypnotic beat on a down-home, front porch set. Drake sits at a pedal steel emblazoned with his name and is dressed in a crisp suit. The scene has all the trappings of high honky-tonk decadence and country fancy. Originally from Georgia, Drake gained a reputation as a session player in the Nashville scene in the late 1950s. Drake was an admirer of the swing-era steel wizard Alvino Rey, who had achieved a convincing “talking” effect with a military-grade “carbon throat” microphone. At first, Drake’s talking steel played backup in more conventional country recordings like Roger Miller’s 1963 recording, “Lock, Stock, and Teardrops.” Forever sports many classic pop tunes, including a beautiful version of “Sleepwalk.”
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