Power hour in Newark Hall on the 24 of feb, 2007 with Sean, Jerry, J.D and Matt

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This is our 3rd video for BedroomTV.com - this one was inspired by a French & Saunders sketch that featured Jerry Hall & Marie Helvin. (”I know that”). Original soundtrack by Marti Webb.

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“Those Hoodlum Friends” - “The Clown Princes of Rock ´N´ Roll”, The Coasters were the first vocal group to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on January 21, 1987. They have appeared in 6 major movies and have amassed over 100 million record sales in their career.The foursome was created in October, 1955 from the nucleus of the Los Angeles, California based vocal sextet “the Robins”. It was the young producing-composing team of Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller, who with manager-salesman, Lester Sill, persuaded Bobby Nunn and Carl Gardner, to leave that group and launch the Coasters.Attracted by the success of “Smokey Joes Cafe” with Gardner on lead vocal, Atlantic Records signed an independent producer-composer contract with Leiber & Stoller. Two hand-chosen Californians, Billy Guy and Leon Hughes, completed the original Coasters line-up. They were contracted to Atlantic´s new subsidiary, Atco Records. The Coasters have performed over a dozen times at Disneyland, 6 Flags and at the Kennedy Center, Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall, The Apollo Theater and in hotels and night clubs throughout the world. They have appeared with such artists as Chuck Berry, Little Richard, The Platters, Bill Haley and the Comets, The Shirelles and many more. To this date, their act is one of the liveliest and funniest in show business. Leon Hughes, an original member of The Coasters, continues to tour around the world to audiences of all ages. He is currently launching a series of concerts in Las Vegas. Check back for times and places! The videos produced by Turbo Productions (www.turboproductions.org) Tim “Turbo” Johnston

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Alice in Chains performing I Stay Away at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony.

Alice, Cantrell, Chains, in, Jerry, Seattle, Symphony

Grateful Dead”Dont Ease Me In”Live @ Canadian National Exhibition HallToronto, CAJune 27th, 1970

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GERRY HALL!

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BALCONYTV.COM 1/04/2008PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETTGerry Creen has been singing for as long as he can remember. Encouraged by his family and teachers at primary school Gerry performed solo, in choral groups and choirs at every opportunity. In his early teens he began playing mandolin, tenor banjo and guitar to accompany his singing in youth club groups and folk bands, such as… The Gleaners 1968/69.Gerry and Dessie Friel (father of Anna Friel) played in school concerts and coffee houses such as The Hobbit, The Ferryboat and The Boundary Bar, where they rubbed shoulders with musicians and singers such as David McWilliams, Den Warrick, Patsy Melarkey, Gillian McPherson, Sam Bracken and Dave Shannon and a host of traditional musicians all part of the vibrant traditional and contemporary Belfast folk scene. Gerry and Dessie supported The Dubliners and Johnny McEvoy at the Ulster Hall. Folkus 1970/71. Influenced by New-Wave world folk music and in particular bands such as Fairport convention and Pentangle, Rock and Blues guitarist Hugh Fearon was added to an increasingly experimental mix and Gerry and Dessie took their first tentative steps as songwriters. Rumplestiltskin 1971/72. When Dessie left Belfast for college in England, Gerry headed off to The College of Art at the University of Ulster. Gerry and Hugh joined Peter Millar and Sam Bateman to form Rumplestiltskin. Rump was influenced by a very wide range of music including, World folk music, Blues and Rock. From The Cream and Hendrix to Fairport Convention, Crosby/Stills/Nash and The Incredible String Band. Rump was very experimental, using as many as 14 instruments, including, citar and Indian harmonium, during a gig. Peter, Sam and Gerry wrote songs as individuals and occasionally collaborated on original songs. Gerry was increasingly drawn into his career in Art but found some time to make guest appearances with Patsy Melarkey, Colin Higgins, Louis Gordon, Hugh Fearon and Peter McNally. Armed with a growing reputation as a singer/songwriter honed in folk clubs associated with The Ulster Federation of Folk clubs such as The Sunflower, The Walnut, Downpatrick Folk club, The Copper Kettle (Enniskillen) etc. Gerry embarked on a part-time solo career playing the “Folk Circuit” of clubs and festivals around Ireland. In 1976 Gerry was awarded the prize for “Best Vocalist” at the Letterkenny International Folk Festival, and in 1979 his song “A Rose By Any Other Name” won best song at The Bass Ireland Song Festival. Gerry played at The Belfast Festival at Queens, five years in succession, culminating in the launch of his album, “A Rose by any other Name” at The Harp folk club in November 1986. His band on the night included Enda Walsh on piano, Paddy Walsh on keyboards, Dave Early R.I.P. (ex Shade) on drums and percussion, Dee Moore on bass and Trevor Stewart on uillean pipes. The album which was produced by Gerry aided by Shaun Wallace and Enda Walsh, was recorded at Shaun Wallaces Homestead Studios in Randalstown .The album featured the highly respected musicians Shaun Wallace electric guitar, Enda Walsh keyboards, Jane Cassidy vocals, Frank Cassidy bouzouki, Trevor Stewart uillean pipes, Billy Moll concertina and bodhran, Neil Martin whistle, Anthony McQuillan bass and Brendan McGarrity and Colin Bell on drums plus Gerry vocals, acoustic and electric guitars and harmonica. In recent years most of Gerrys time has been dedicated to his career as a teacher and his family life. He did however find time to play occasionally with bands such as Breaking Ice with, Robert Morrison, Denise Kelly-Brown, and Stevie Murtagh, and The Sads with Jack Kennedy, John Leadbetter, Denis Graham, Alex Robinson, Paul Cole and Philip Simpson and some two-piece gigs with John Leadbetter. Gerrys on going solo work recently includes gigs with Dougie Maclean, Paul Casey, Janet Holmes, Colin Henry, John Spillane, Eilidh Patterson, Joe Echo, The Carolina Chocolate Drops. Gerry has played on the same bill as The Dubliners, Planxty, Louden Wainwright, John Martin, Danny Thompson, Ralph McTell, Paul Brady, Tom Paxton, Donovan, Christie Moore, Freddie White, Alan Taylor, Don Everley, Pierre Bensusan, Stefan Grossman, Mary Coughlan, The Strawbs, Lindisfarne, Ossian, The Battlefield Band, Stocktons Wing, Scullion, and many more.http://www.myspace.com/gerrycreenTune in again tomorrow!!!

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I found this whilst writing a small article on The Specials. This band influenced me politically, socially and musically like no other and this song along with Too Much Too Young was what introduced me to them. Wonderful stuff!

2-Tone, Dammers, Gangsters, Golding, Hall, Jerry, Lynval, Specials, Terry, The

Travel the perilous trip to Timberline Lodge on Mt Hood, Oregon from the comfort of your own home. This was film was shot about an hour before the body of the Kelly James was found at about 300 ft. from the summit (Dec. 17, 2006). The search for the 3 missing climbers Kelly James, Brian Hall, and Jerry Cooke had commenced about a week earlier. The other two climbers bodies have not been found and they are presumed to have perished.

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Gerry gillard performs a great original version of Superstition @ The Cricketers, Keighley, with Frank Hall on drums & Paul Spedding on bass.

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