Ask Zoe Myers and Band! Win tickets!!!
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Win tickets to the Zoe Myers & Band Ultra Exclusive Debut! This is a ONE WEEK ONLY contest, so get your entries in NOW! Contest deadline is Sunday, October 12th at 6 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. (You can continue to send in your questions & videos, but the ticket winners will be announced on October 12th)Got a question about Zoe, Brian, Beau, Alan, Mike or Jannette? Email ZoeMyersBand@gmail.com with either a written question OR a video question and you'll be entered in the Q&A Contest. 5 Winners will receive 2 tickets each to the October 18th Exclusive Friends and Family Mini-Concert and Private Meet & Greet in Hollywood! These winners will also receive a gift bag with jewelry, a CD and more!Can't make it to Hollywood, but still want to win? No problem! Others will win prizes ranging from a designer belt from i.d.exchange like the one Zoe is wearing in the "Mirror" music video to signed drumsticks and other Band momentos. To enter: Simply email a question to ZoeMyersBand@gmail.com. We're mainly looking for video questions so that we can put together a Video Q&Abut written submissions are OK. Videos should only contain one question and should be sent as an email attachment. Please only state your first name on the video for safety reasons! All emails must have your full name, age, email address and city/state where you live to be eligible. (If you live out of state and can't make the show, just let us know and we'll make sure that your prize is something we can MAIL to you! Obviously, you will need to provide your full address at that point!)Other rules: · You can enter as many times as you like, but only one set of tickets will be awarded. · One question per video, unless it's a related question (like Where did you go to high school and did you like it?)· Emails that do not have complete information will be ineligible for prizes.· Your email submission constitutes an agreement that you understand that your video may be copied and used in the "Q&A" video being produced for Zoe Myers and The Band.· Any rude or inappropriate questions will be deleted by contest sponsors. (Life's too short, ya know?)Everyone who sends a question in with the appropriate contact information will be entered in the contest!Don't wait on this one! It is only ONE WEEK LONG!
**_Tigers_** (We must save them)
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Pictures with tigers, the most beautiful animal in this world...
Meyerbeer: Gli Ugonotti - Joan Sutherland (1962)
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Taken from a live broadcast of Gli Ugonotti (Les Huguenots) performed in 1962 at La Scala in Milan. The sound isn't very good and there is some buzzing. Also, I had to edit out some of the applause to keep this under 11 minutes.
Fishing In The Dark
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Stereo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSoxwsz1yEo&fmt=18BCB Band is joined by ZazaMaxi on "Fishing In The Dark" by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.Founded in California during 1965, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has lasted longer than virtually any other country-based rock group of their era. Younger contemporaries of the Byrds, they played an almost equally important role in the transformation from folk-rock into country-rock, and were an influence on such bands as the Eagles and Alabama. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's beginnings lay with the New Coast Two, a folk duo consisting of Jeff Hanna (guitar, vocals) and Bruce Kunkel (guitar, washtub bass), formed while both were in high school in the early '60s. By the time the two were college students, they were having informal jams at a Santa Monica, CA, guitar shop called McCabe's. It was there that they met Ralph Barr (guitar, washtub bass), Les Thompson (vocals, mandolin, bass, guitar, banjo, percussion), Jimmie Fadden (harmonica, vocals, drums, percussion), and Jackson Browne (guitar, vocals). This lineup became the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band in late 1965, and began playing jug band music at local clubs. At that time, Southern California was undergoing a musical renaissance, courtesy of the folk-rock movement and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band fit in with these other folkies-turned-rockers. Browne left after a few months to pursue a solo career, and was replaced by John McEuen (banjo, fiddle, mandolin, steel guitar, vocals), the younger brother of the group's new manager, Bill McEuen. With Bill McEuen's guidance, the group landed a recording contract with Liberty Records and released their debut album, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, in April of 1967. Their first single, "Buy for Me the Rain," became a modest hit and got the band some television appearances.A second album, Ricochet, released seven months later, was a critical success but a commercial failure. The group now found itself at an impasse over the issue of whether to go electric. During the dispute, Kunkel, who wanted to add an electric guitar to their sound, exited the lineup. He was replaced by Chris Darrow (guitar, fiddle). Ironically, by mid-1968 the group had gone electric, and also added drums to their sound. Their first electric album, Rare Junk, released in June of 1968, was also a commercial failure. The band was barely working, a far cry from their success of a year earlier. The band persevered, however, and released Alive! in May of 1969. The album was another commercial disaster, and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band closed up shop soon after.The members scattered for several months, but six months later the group was back for another try; the new lineup included McEuen, Hanna, Fadden, Thompson, and Jim Ibbotson (guitars, accordion, drums, percussion, piano, vocals). They returned to their record company with a demand for control over their recordings and the record company agreed. Bill McEuen became the group's producer as well as its manager. The first result of this new era in the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's history was Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy, issued in 1970. Rooted tightly in their jug band sound, the album had a country feel but no trace of the vaudeville and novelty numbers that had appeared on their earlier records. The album yielded what is the group's best-known single, their cover of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles," and suddenly, the band had a following bigger than anything they'd known during their brief bout of success in 1967. Their next album, All The Good Times, released in early 1972, had an even more countrified feel. By 1972, several rock bands, most notably the Byrds and the Beau Brummels, had gone to Nashville seeking credibility from the country music community there, only to be received poorly by that community and to have their resulting work ignored by the press and public. At the suggestion of manager Bill McEuen, however, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band went to Nashville in 1972 and recorded a selection of traditional country numbers with the likes of Roy Acuff, Earl Scruggs, Mother Maybelle Carter, and other members of country and bluegrass music's veteran elite. Some of the veteran Nashville stars were skeptical and suspicious at first of the bandmembers and their amplified instruments, but the ice was broken when they saw how respectful the band was toward them and their work, and their music, as well as how serious they were about their own music. The resulting triple album, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, released in January of 1973, became a million-seller and elicited positive reviews from both the rock and country music press.
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