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Click http://www.rajshri.com/musicvideos/moviesongs.asp?PageNo=1 to watch more movie songs Author: rajshri Keywords: Annadata Asit Sen L.B.Lachman Salil Chowdhary Yogesh Manna Day Savita savitha Chaudhary 1972 sad depress travel home vehicle boat dog walking stick cart hindi seventies bollywood Added: September 4, 2008

Click http://www.rajshri.com/musicvideos/moviesongs.asp?PageNo=1 to watch more movie songs Author: rajshri Keywords: Budha Mil Gaya Buddha Hrishikesh Muhkerjee R.D. Burman Majrooh Sultanpuri Kishore kishor Kumar Asha Bhosle bhonsle 1971 love romance garden melody hit flowers tease hindi seventies bollywood Added: August 29, 2008

Click http://www.rajshri.com/musicvideos/moviesongs.asp?PageNo=1 to watch more movie songs Author: rajshri Keywords: Budha Mil Gaya Buddha Kahaan Ghanshyam Hrishikesh Muhkerjee R.D. Burman Majrooh Sultanpuri 1971 sing teaching tanpura harmonium instruments classical hindustani melody hindi seventies bollywood Added: August 29, 2008

Click http://www.rajshri.com/musicvideos/moviesongs.asp?PageNo=1 to watch more movie songs Author: rajshri Keywords: Budha Mil Gaya Buddha Hrishikesh Muhkerjee R.D. Burman Majrooh Sultanpuri Lata Mangeshkar 1971 classic melody love instruments tanpura tabla harmonium spectator romance hindi seventies bollywood Added: August 29, 2008

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Do you have a favourite group ?Diana Ross presents the Jackson Five (1971) ..Diana Ross TV show, Michael Jackson, Jackson 5 Happy 50 Birthday, Mr. Jackson ..

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Click http://www.rajshri.com/musicvideos/moviesongs.asp?PageNo=1 to watch more movie songs Author: rajshri Keywords: Alibaba Marjina rajshri Rajshree Kulwant Jani Usha Khanna 1977 seventies village arabic Added: August 8, 2008

I had SOOO much fun with this one! Everyone should enter this one just for the FUN of it. Please excuse my tardedness at the end. Also I don't know why my music isn't playing on my intro and outro. hmm, oh well. What I used: Highlighter: NYX Nude Pearl Pure Luxe Promiscuous Lid: NYX Pearl Mania in Mocha Crease: NYX Pearl Mania in Walnut Revlon Brown Eyeliner Maybelline Colossal Volum Express Blush: Maybelline Instant Cheek Bones Lips: H.I.P Jelly Balm Savory Author: F8hasu Keywords: beauty seventies 70's retro makeup filpped out hair Pink Floyd ROCKS Added: August 5, 2008

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Coming in October 2008, a tremendously exciting project for Northern Soul fans everywhere. We've done a deal with Wienerworld, a major music DVD company, and the same company who originally released our classic documentary "The Strange World Of Northern Soul", and we are now doing the definitive DVD box set. A five disc set of 200 performances called "Northern Soul's Greatest 200 Floorfillers". This uses some songs from "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" which are completely re-edited, so they look fresh and sparkling new. All the previous video effects done in the 1990s are gone forever, consigned to history. Plus loads and loads of never before seen videos, many of which have sat in the can untouched for many many years. Plus some newly recorded tributes to the classics. If you ever went to Blackpool Mecca or Wigan Casino, this is the must-have purchase of the year. This is the legendary and beautiful Evelyn Thomas singing "Doomsday", her second release which was recorded in the summer of 1975 in Chicago, and released in 1976. I discovered Evelyn while holding auditions in 1975 in Chicago, arranged by Danny Leake, who I'd met the year before, in England, with his group, 100% Pure Poison. In February 1976, Evelyn's first record, "Weak Spot" and a song by a young Chicago postman, L.J. Johnson, both charted in the same week, and both acts were flown over to appear on Top Of The Pops, both on the same show. The entire music business was flummoxed as to how two completely unknown young black singers from Chicago, who had never even recorded before, both had hits on entirely different labels in the same week as each other. Evelyn's second release, "Doomday" also hit the charts, debuting its first week at number 41, which in those days was a fair sized hit. It was a further eight years before Evelyn went on to record her classic, the seven million selling "High Energy" My biggest ever hit, made in 1984 for Record Shack Records, which sold seven million worldwide. How they ever went bust after that is a mystery, but I stepped in and rescued the whole catalogue from the liquidator. Evelyn and I recently teamed up again for the first time in twenty long years, and we also filmed some classics, including this Northern Soul smash, which has never had a video for the past thirty two years, till now. Especially for the new super-package on Wienerworld, "Northern Soul's Greatest 200 Floorfillers". Author: IanLevine Keywords: Diva Soul Chicago Seventies Blackpool-Mecca Added: August 1, 2008

Not my favourite remake of one of my old songs, not by any means, but several people have asked for this to be on YouTube so your wish is my command. Cathy Marie Edgar remakes my 1976 Disco classic, originally sung so wonderfully by Barbara Pennington, called "Twenty Four Hours A Day", which came out on United Artists Records in 1976, and topped the Billboard US Disco charts for seven weeks in 1977. Truthfully, there is no-one who could sing this song like Barbara Pennington did, so maybe remaking it was not a wise idea. Cathy does her best, and she was another artist found by Tahira Jumah. This was a bonus track for my iconic album, "Yesterday And Tomorrow", which is probably the most dear to my heart project that I have ever undertaken. I decided after thirty three years since I made my very first record, "Reaching For The Best" by The Exciters, to take a trip back down memory lane and recut thirty of my classics on artists who I am currently working with, reinterpreting them in 2008 without losing the magic that made them special in the first place. It's a totally self indulgent project, but one which already has my fans salivating with delight. I first got the idea when I recut Evelyn Thomas's wonderful classic "Have A Little Faith In Me" with Ebony Alleyne, last year. So I'm doing thirty in total, twenty four for the CD and six more extra ones for the DVD, picking either my biggest hits, my most beloved tracks, or the songs which people most requested to see a video. As I must clearly explain, these are not the original versions. And that's what makes the project exciting and new.These are brand spanking new interpretaions of the classics, by Centre City's current roster of artists , built up over a thirty three year career of making records. REACHING FOR THE BEST - WEAK SPOT - YOUR MAGIC PUT A SPELL ON ME - BABY I'M STILL THE SAME MAN - HE'S SO IRREPLACEABLE - MY HEAD'S IN THE STARS - NO WAY OUT - LOOKS LIKE LOVE IS HERE TO STAY - I'M IN WONDERLAND- TWENTY FOUR HOURS A DAY - MY CLAIM TO FAME - TRUE LOVE IS MY DESTINY - NEVER LET GO - NEW YORK'S ON FIRE - SO MANY MEN SO LITTLE TIME - HIGH ENERGY - HE'S A SAINT HE'S A SINNER - ON A CROWDED STREET - CLOSE TO PERFECTION - ALL OVER THE WORLD - MY HEART KEEPS BEATING FASTER - TECHNICOLOUR - FOOTSTEPS FOLLOWING ME - I FOUND HEAVEN - MORE TO THIS WORLD - FAN THE FLAME - I CAN'T ERASE THE THOUGHTS OF YOU - DANCING ON THE EDGE OF A DREAM - RUNNING IN ANOTHER DIRECTION - WALKING ON AIR. The album, "Yesterday And Tomorrow" was released on March 3rd on Centre City Records, exclusively through the new website, http://www.ianlevine.co.uk - and I hope you will all consider supporting it. You can go straight to the website and buy the combined CD and DVD right now. Author: IanLevine Keywords: Yesterday-And-Tomorrow Northern-Soul Motorcity Centre-City Disco Girl-Groups Diva Female-Vocals Seventies Classic Added: August 1, 2008

Author: QIP1 Added: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 12:33:37 -0800 Duration: 36This fantastic entry in UCLA's Social Seminar Series stars Tom, the funky psychedelic drug abuser who takes viewers on a trip through his life in the 1970's. While being interviewed by a social worker with a dry personality (providing tremendous comic contrast), Tom explains why he decided to drop out of society and focus on drug experimentation and living a free life. Tom is the oldest of six children in a Catholic family. He went to Catholic school until he begged his parents to let him go to a public school. After just two years of public school, his parents decided it was the best option to pull him out of that school. Tom was listening to too much rock music. While enrolled in a prep school, he became more discontent than during the catholic school years. His passion soon became surfing. Surfing was his way to escape his life at school, but now Tom uses other ways of escaping his life. Tom uses drugs. He started with marijuana. It was during his college years that he started ...

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The Persuaders Un duo de Strasbourg, pour des reprises légendaires...Author: charophil Tags: persuaders Strasbourg Rock Folk Blues filipag cover reprises seventies music Posted: 18 July 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1