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Born in Texas during the 1930s, Freddie King later moved to Chicago, where he would play a major role in the blues scene. Playing in the same crowd as Otis Rush, Magic Sam, and Buddy Guy, King made a name for himself as a highly-skilled guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Here, host Duke Robillard breaks down what made King's style so unique, offering up interesting hooks, solos, and rhythms for today's electric guitarists. In demonstrating King favorites such as San-Ho-Zay, Hideaway, Sen-Sa-Shun, and The Stumble, Robillard takes viewers step-by-step through King's innovative approach. Viewers will also learn from King himself, who is captured here in rare concert footage.
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Abida Parveen has become an unlikely star with a cult following, due to the splendid, dazzling voice with which she interprets Sufi poetry. She is also a rarity within the medium, as a female lead performer from Pakistan, where women are discouraged from performance of every kind. Her father Ustad Ghulam Haider, himself a prominent singer, recognized her talents at a young age and encouraged her to study music. Her marriage to a prominent Pakistani radio producer further aided her career, and before long she was entrancing audiences both religious and secular all over the world. Her vocal talents cannot help but inspire a kind of ecstasy in her listeners, as her soulful vocals praise God while reaching out in communion with all those nearby. While she takes her words from ancient Sufi texts, she composes the music herself, and sings in the Urdu, Sindhi, Hindi, Punjabi and Seraiki languages. Parveen believes firmly in the ability of Sufi music to heal the rifts between peoples, uniting them in the love for god and humanity.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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For fifteen years, tenor Ian Bostridge has worked with the songs of Franz Schubert. In this program, recorded in 2000 at the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, Bostridge devotes his musical prowess to a selection of Schubert melodies, along with songs by Hugo Wolf.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseAudio: DTS 5.0 Surround Sound - German Dolby Digital 5.0 Surround Sound - German LPCM - Stereo - German
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The vocal talents of Dmitri Hvorostovsky have delighted audiences all over the world. This concert with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra was shot in 1998, and sees Hvorostovsky tackling a number of impressive works from composers such as Mussorgsky and Verdi. Hvorostovsky`s impressive baritone is on display for all to witness in this recording, which should delight fans and newcomers alike.
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This karaoke program is filled with songs from some of the hottest pop and rock acts of 2002. Featuring songs from Incubus, P.O.D., Nickleback, Michael Jackson, and more, MAINSTREAM RADIO 2002 is a guaranteed party hit.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameInteractive Features: Track Access Interactive MenusTracks:1. Flavor Of The Weak - Sing Like American Hi Fi2. Every Other Time - Sing Like LFO3. I'm A Believer - Sing Like Smash Mouth4. Fly Away From Here - Sing Like Aerosmith5. Hemorrhage (In My Hands) - Sing Like Fuel6. How You Remind Me - Sing Like Nickelback7. Alive - Sing Like P.O.D8. Wherever You Will Go - Sing Like The Calling9. Be Like That - Sing Like 3 Doors Down10. Wish You Were Here - Sing Like Incubus11. Superman (Its Not Easy) - Sing Like Five For Fighting12. You Rock My World - Sing Like Michael Jackson13. Hero - Sing Like Enrique Iglesias14. Drowning - Sing Like The Backstreet Boys15. The Worlds Greatest (Radio Edit) - Sing Like R. Kelly
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