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Re: “Shuggie Otis”
Can't wait for this! The video for these releases is pretty awesome. http://smarturl.it/Inspiration_Wings
Re: “Shuggie Otis”
Incredibly excited to hear these tracks. I first caught wind of Shuggie's rerelease from NPR at http://smarturl.it/ShuggieNPR and am now hooked. :)
Re: “Ian Carey Quintet + 1”
FYI, the CD Release Show will be held this Thursday, February 21 at 8pm, at the Sound Room in Oakland:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/e/327318
Re: “Christopher Owens”
If your ears are open, you will hear honesty from me
My interpretation of "Here We Go": https://sites.google.com/site/videohereweg…
Re: “A$AP Rocky”
Loving A$AP’s album, can’t stop listening to it! check out the video for the title track “LONG.LIVE.A$AP”, so good: http://bit.ly/13zk78X
Re: “Lil B”
im here from the task force to say that youre not listening hard enough
Re: “Dan Deacon”
This album is full of amazing surprises and it gets better with each listen
Re: “Bob Mould”
Crazy cause I was playing "NEW DAY RISING" on vinyl then Bob popped up on the tube with David Letterman,love the new sound!
Re: “Sigur Rós”
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Re: “Action Bronson”
This is album of the year! Go Action, go!
Re: “Oak Ridge Boys and Dukes of Dixieland”
Let There Be NO Confusion!
It is a fact that Frank and Freddie Assunto created and led the #1 Jazz Band in America from the early 1950's thru early 1974 known as The Dukes of Dixieland. They played with and recorded with all the greats of their time and also appeared on numerous TV Shows from the 50's through the 1960's. Their untimely deaths, Freddie in 1966 (36) and Frank in 1974 (42) ended the reign of the Dukes of Dixieland. But instead of their legacy being left to be properly respected others stepped in to profit and mislead the public into believing they represented the Assunto Family and the legacy of the Original Dukes of Dixieland. (This is part of the public record, New Orleans Civil District Court, Division "E", Case # 2000-9440)
So now the fact is very straight forward, after Frank's death in 1974 no one using the Assunto legacy or the name Dukes of Dixieland has ever had any connection to the Assunto Brothers or their original Dukes of Dixieland. (Even though in the past it had been advertised otherwise.)
As such the Assunto Family regrets that anyone has been misled in any way as we have no control over the unscrupulous actions of others. We can only hope that after the conclusion of our legal actions which ended in October 2011 there should be no further confusion or misrepresentation of the Assunto Brothers or their Dukes of Dixieland. (If by chance after October , 2011 you feel you've been misled in anyway please feel free to contact the Assunto Family so that we can take action to correct the situation, we'll even pay for evidence that proves such a claim.)
God Bless and Thank You for being a fan of the Original Dukes of Dixieland and the Assunto Family.
Re: “Soundgarden”
Its not a falsetto genius. He has tremendous range.
Re: “Chicha Libre”
Hi there:
Playing Now! and today 1/08/2011 at 9p.m. (GMT+2) Chicha Libre live! at Chico Trópico festival.
http://www.gladyspalmera.com/player/index/…
enjoy!
Re: “Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits”
The band has been working on videos for each song on the album, and plans to release a DVDversion of the album early next year: http://www.youtube.com/user/bobbyjoeebola
Re: “Kim Burrell”
Great review Lee... I love this album. It is all about Love. Kim is one of the very few gospel artist I will listen to. She is just amazing on this album.
Re: “Shuggie Otis”
Great write up! the NPR write-up is really amazing! Shuggie is a legend!