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In honor of Martin Luther King, Motel de Moka has put together a terrific hip hop and electronic mix of songs. I have taken the liberty of reposting their Peter Gabriel remix here, which is layered under one of Dr. King's civil rights speeches -- and I highly recommend you visit their website at Motel de Moka for their full musical tribute. Last but not least, a video of Dr. King's famous "I Have A Dream Speech" is posted in its entirety in the next post, followed by two speeches by Barack Obama. Enjoy. 01. Martin Luther King - Apathy (Peter Gabriel remix) (Internet release)

Here you have an artist who has all this acclaim - just made a brilliant record with a country artists - and he has to spend his time trashing other musicians? What's the point and why should he choose what others should hear in a public bar? BTW, I never thought Capt. Beefheart was that brilliant and I stupidly bought his records way back when - its not exactly bar music, or party music... The whole thing is stupid.

I would have some of the artists who benefited from the previous contests make some videos and put them up on the web to promote the event. *** Here is some more info on the contest: EVENT DATES: February 23-24, 2007 EVENT LOCATION: Houston Marriott West Loop, 1750 West Loop South, Houston, TX 77027 MEDIA CREDENTIALS: For access to event, please submit on company letterhead a written request for media credential with all contact information and how you intend on covering event. Please email the request to the attention of: Dee Dee Cocheta – Credentials are available only to legitimate newsgathering organizations and are subject to approval by the LISTEN AND EXCHANGE™ board. All information provided is subject to verification. DEADLINE is: February 16th, 2007. Inquiries about becoming a Supporting Media sponsor should also be directed to Dee Dee. About Worldwide Music Producers’ LISTEN AND EXCHANGE™ Entertainment Attorney Dedra Davis, was constantly approached by music producers that wanted their music heard, lyricists that had no music, singers that had no music, movie producers that needed music for their films, film directors that wanted to do music videos, etc. The Worldwide Music Producers' LISTEN AND EXCHANGE™ was Entertainment Attorney Dedra Davis' way to help put all the people together and give them permission to meet one another, talk to one another, and do business with one another. She "dreamed" up the event in October 2002, began planning the event in November 2002, and had the event in February 2003. It took on a "life of its own" and now Entertainment Attorney Dedra Davis has turned this brainchild into a trademarked yearly event. Read More

Kate Moss

You forgot this one

Roy Buchanan (September 23, 1939 - August 14, 1988) is a legendary American blues/rock guitarist from Washington, D.C. His weapon of choice was Fender's Telecaster. According to Wikipedia "(high) from John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Merle Haggard, and an alleged invitation to join the Rolling Stones, Buchanan gained national notoriety as the result of an hour-long Public broadcasting television documentary. Entitled "The Best Unknown Guitarist In The World", the show rejuvenated a contract with Polydor and began a decade of national and international touring. He recorded five albums for Polydor (one went gold) and three for Atlantic Records (one gold), while playing most major rock concert halls and festivals. Finally, Buchanan quit recording in 1981, vowing never to enter a studio again unless he could record his own music his own way." His performance here was probably from the 80s...

74 monsters conquered in 57 seconds

Here he is performing live at Webster Hall, in June of last year

Pres. Bush Hugs A Girl On Martin Luther King Day

Reminds me of John Hammond...

A lot of talent on the stage - I will give the Eagles that

You can check out the band performing the entire album live at the 40 Watt Club right here. Thanx to Stereogum for the head's up.

Given a choice, I would listen to Fleetwood Mac before the Eagles - the Peter Green group, or the newer incarnation

British Sea Power are a four-man indie rock band based in Brighton, England. This rousing pro-immigration song, from their new cd, "Do You Like Rock Music", is currently #31 on the charts. Available at Amazon

I like Don Henley's first solo album, Joe Walsh's work with The James Gang, and Timothy B. Schmit's work with Poco... Given a choice I would listen to The Byrd's before The Eagles

Great for educational research.

Wow! Listend to the Top 500 albums of all time 1001 Albums You Must Listen To Before You Die

because i read everything during that time period and was a fan of the script. i would probably have seen danny boy's script if it was around...his film was made around 2002...i saw just about everything in the 90s

Replaced the old video with a new one.... I like this album:

i think its for real - it was on the front of the riaa website. not a big fan either; when i worked at a record store, it was the bosses favorite record... he listened to hotel california forever not a big hater--some of their stuff is ok, but i dont like that album

Not true. The script was around long before Danny Boyle's film was made - I know the writer and the script has been sitting on my book shelf (its dated 11/96). FYI, it's not unusual for similar subject matter to be found in different movies, because usually the concepts are in everyone's subconscious; just a trend or sorts.

The script was pretty good, but I'm not interested in seeing the movie. On another note, the playoff football games today were great - I actually had several invites to get togethers to watch the games.. I'm hangin' out at a friend's house on Monday - some business, some play.