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50 Years Without Jimi Hendrix
By Our Friends on November 27, 2020 inLifestyleMusic One of the most popular and legendary musicians of all time, it is hard to imagine that it has been 50 years since the death of Jimi Hendrix. He was revolutionary in his style, and seeing him on stage was truly an incredible experience. His unique and innovative style enthralled fans all over the world, and his performances didn’t disappoint. Early Life Jimi Hendrix was born in Seattle in 1942, and he was raised by his father.
Never Stop Dreaming! Darrell Kelley Reconnects with Destiny
By Perry Athanason on November 12, 2020 inLifestyleMusic Darrell Kelley knew from an early age that music would play a significant role in his life. As an adolescent in Boston, Darrell unknowingly cultivated his musical prowess while hanging out with family, friends, friends of family, and listening to the magic of Motown icons. As Darrell grew, he looked for every opportunity to engage in his musical desires, backed by an innate talent he was beginning to control.
Alexander Testa on the Benefits of Learning Music Within the Education System
By Our Friends on November 9, 2020 inLifestyleMusic As school boards try to find ways to cut down on costs, music programs continue to be put in the spotlight. This is especially true with the number of schools that have a specialist music teacher. Alexander Testa started learning music as a child, playing many instruments — which he still plays today. Testa obtained a teaching position in the west end twelve years ago after he took additional courses to qualify him to teach music.
ONYI LOVE: Songs of Soothing
By ONYI LOVE on August 14, 2020 in Music Songs of Soothing is an album by ONYI LOVE (Felicia Richards) that blends prayer, sound healing, meditation, storytelling and her love and reverence for and take on sacred Afro-Cuban Orisha music–blending traditional elements with her creative flair. You are encouraged to listen from start to finish with no interruption, if possible, and feel the shift from one version of yourself to another.
My Celluloid Antidepressant - Volume Two
By Scott Sanford Tobis on August 12, 2020 in Film, Music The My Celluloid Antidepressant series — which began with the irresistible Irish charmer, Sing Street, has now taken on added meaning as we adjust to the new normal vocabulary of “shelter in place,” “self quarantine” and “pandemic.” There is no longer a need to be depressed, anxious, or have any other psychiatric condition to take advantage of this energetic, kinetic and joyful Beatles film.
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