One Stop Guide to Livin' the Blues : The beautiful genre my generation forgot

I got the blues, man!

What does one make of this statement? For the one off Chelsea fan it’s the rant they go about after a win. To one crazy chap I told this too thought I had a cold. To the one odd fellow who grins at a something he feels not everyone must've figured , it meant a magical world where words and notes collided....

In The SPOTLIGHT : Chris Isaak

Chris Isaak (indie,pop rock,rockabilly)

From Mandela to Madiba

Tribute to Nelson Mandela

(18 July 1918 – 5 December 2013)

In The SPOTLIGHT: Neil Young

Wow. I can’t believe this guy isn’t crowned king of song writing (although he’d share it with Bob Dylan). Neil Young is a multi genre maverick, whose contribution is nothing short of being all across the board on rock music. His, sounds and tones, in terms of instruments, are brilliantly set but he’s all too careful so as to not allowing them to take center stage.

Had nothing better to do on a Saturday evening,so what the hell,why not...? here's the my take on it

Review : 4/5

This movie I guess tells one how far Indian animation can go with the right production backing. One of the finest examples of movie cinematography and background scenery, obviously if your expecting kung fu panda-esque stuff you wont find it.. but was it realistic??.. HELL YEAH ! Right from the red marble castles to stone carved mountain kingdoms.

Classic Rock and Roll : The spark that ignited all things Rock Music went out to become

                       

Rock and Roll has a very different meaning today as compared to what it originally meant. These days anything with guitar and distortion, probably a continuous bass drum thump and near scream vocals.
The core meaning of rock and roll music isn’t exactly that. It basically was in the popularity of back beat and shift to popularity of music that had 4/4, 3/4 time signatures. The music was easier to get a hold of sonically in your mind and just move to it, rather than do elaborate swirls in jazz or big band music.

Recommendations for the Vocal Jazz genre:

• Frank Sinatra - Moon River