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Before YouTube, there was Tunesmith, first on N. Domingo near corner Blumentritt in San Juan, then in its fadeout days along Aurora Blvd. between a girlie bar and a nondescript joint, in the shadow of LRT2.

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When looking for that feel-good vibe by the always original rogue pirate, Mz. Badkiss—that’s Christina Marie Bartges, the resident DJ who commands the tunes at M Café Friday’s Gotsoul — will certainly groove you in the right direction.
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Recent Manila visitor Craig David checks in with a new CD that salutes Motown and old School R&B; while Switchfoot had staked its reputation on extensive touring, bringing its bluesy, rock-based music to their fans in a big way — reminiscent of such bands as the Allman Brothers Band.
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There are 11 songs, and 11 songs only in Pepe Smith’s first solo album since the breakup of the Juan dela Cruz band some 30 years ago, and we honestly thought we’d never see Idiosyncrasies in this lifetime.
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                    [Title] => Almost Famous, a love song for rock and roll - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil
                    [Summary] => Breathes there a music lover who ne-ver dreamed of writing for Rolling Stone Magazine or joining a famous rock band on tour. I can’t think of anybody but not everybody had that good fortune as a teenager. So we were content with reading about such adventures and listening to the music until the time when such experiences recede to the past and acquire the description of frivolous. Do you know of any 50-year-old groupies?


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                    [Title] => Jocelyn Enriquez sings in Dalmatians soundtrack - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby A. Gil
                    [Summary] => Filipino-born dance artist Jocelyn Enriquez is one of the featured performers in the soundtrack of the latest Disney feature film 102 Dalmatians. The sequel to the hit live-action version of the animated classic continues the adventures of the spotted canines plus one and the quest of the wicked Cruella De Vil for her spotted fur coat.


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Tunesmith 2

By Juaniyo Arcellana | April 1, 2013 - 12:00am

Before YouTube, there was Tunesmith, first on N. Domingo near corner Blumentritt in San Juan, then in its fadeout days along Aurora Blvd. between a girlie bar and a nondescript joint, in the shadow of LRT2.

Arts and Culture

New emissions of style and sound

August 7, 2010 - 12:00am

When looking for that feel-good vibe by the always original rogue pirate, Mz. Badkiss—that’s Christina Marie Bartges, the resident DJ who commands the tunes at M Café Friday’s Gotsoul —...

Supreme

The roots of soul & rock

By Philip Cu-Unjieng | May 23, 2010 - 12:00am

Recent Manila visitor Craig David checks in with a new CD that salutes Motown and old School R&B; while Switchfoot had staked its reputation on extensive touring, bringing its bluesy, rock-based music to their...

Entertainment

Hundreds honor David Carradine at LA funeral

June 15, 2009 - 9:16am

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Hundreds gathered to honor David Carradine at a sprawling hillside cemetery on Saturday during a funeral that was attended by family, former co-stars and other Hollywood friends.

I am JamLegend!

By Maria Eleanor E. Valeros | June 1, 2009 - 12:00am

The rhythm music game allowed me to gain points by pushing keys to the beat, specifically keys 1, 2 and 3.

Freeman Cebu Entertainment

11 songs

By Juaniyo Arcellana | November 13, 2005 - 12:00am

There are 11 songs, and 11 songs only in Pepe Smith’s first solo album since the breakup of the Juan dela Cruz band some 30 years ago, and we honestly thought we’d never see Idiosyncrasies in this l...

Entertainment

Revenge of the jeprox

By Juaniyo Arcellana | August 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Poor Oscar San Pedro, PR man, who sent me a CD and cassette of a performer whose scheduled concert here has been canceled. It was the second time it happened. The first was in June last year when he sent me a CD...

Arts and Culture

Almost Famous, a love song for rock and roll - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil

March 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Breathes there a music lover who ne-ver dreamed of writing for Rolling Stone Magazine or joining a famous rock band on tour. I can’t think of anybody but not everybody...

Entertainment

Jocelyn Enriquez sings in Dalmatians soundtrack - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby A. Gil

February 5, 2001 - 12:00am

Filipino-born dance artist Jocelyn Enriquez is one of the featured performers in the soundtrack of the latest Disney feature film 102 Dalmatians. The sequel to the hit live-action version of the animated classic...

Entertainment