Cruuuucial! Lick a thousand shot!!
Live at the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival, June 25, 2006. Mad big up to the RootsSelector for posting this! You've got a new subscriber bredren. The Clash covered this. Love the Clash, but I prefer this version.
Album version.
This song came out a minute ago. But every time I hear it I'm still struck by how beautiful it is. Can't wait to hear more from these cats. This tune must've been in a movie lately, or commercial. Or sum'in. Cuz I've been hearing it a lot lately.
This song was first released on Dan the Automator's 2002 mix CD Wanna Buy a Monkey?
Labels: Slow Jams
You don’t want to miss the most anticipated community event:If you live in the area make sure you come out for the cause.LIVE music, FREE food, Teen POETRY Competition where teens win a studio recording spot on SQ summer cd PROJECT, free writing and art workshops by local experts, free survival kits, special guest motivational speakerTim Lewis (of Greenville) and internationally known poet Queen Sheba (from ATL by way of Norfolk) who has been featured on 106 & Park, Apollo, VH1, Robert Townsend's The Black Family Channel, Clear Channel, Radio-1 and Infinity Radio.
For entry forms & info on adult poetry slam go to: www.ayeworks.com or call 252-367-0287.
This an Ayenvision Project sponsored by Krispie Kreme, Accu-Copy, and Levy’s Soul Cafe of Goldsboro.
A Gang-free Initiative of Ayenvision Works.
SUPPORT THE CAUSE & GET YOUR StreetQuake v-neck, baby doll tee, regular tee shirts & more online TODAY. All proceeds go toward the main event and StreetQuake Summer Cd Project.
A FEW SLOTS REMAIN FOR ARTISTS & WRITERS TO TEACH MINI WORKSHOPS!
www.ayeworks.com/services.html
Labels: activism, hip hop activism, youth activism
Try Crazy Egg. It can show you a "heat map" of the hottest places on each page, and more. And it's free.
As some of you might know, a dynamic young African-American Internet duo, Rob and Roz Rucker have created a brand new search engine and portal site called The BlackWebPortal.com.
The site is designed with African-Americans in mind. Right now their viewer-ship is the low thousands. They need to cross the hundreds of thousands barrier to have any real chance of keeping this site online at all. Some of you are thinking...why does it matter?
It matters because BlackVoices is wholly owned by the Tribune Company; Black Families by Cox Communications; BlackPlanet.com by an Asian company; and Soul City HBO by AOL-Times/Warner.
BlackWebPortal is the only site that is 100% African-American owned. The BlackWebPortal needs all of us to start emailing our friends, relatives, etc., all over the world to start using the resources at the BlackWebPortal. The important thing is that they need help getting the word out about this site. Let's help
this site out by visiting and seeing what they have to offer. So please tell EVERYONE about the Black Web Portal. Don't just bookmark it for yourself. Spread the news!
This is a new millennium! We must begin truly supporting black technology efforts in the same way we cheer on our movie and athletic stars. If we don't, they'll end up having to do the same as other black web sites by getting assistance from elsewhere, thereby losing the original flavor they have.
PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD!
http://www.blackwebportal.com
Apple takes a 35% cut from every song and every album sold, a huge amount considering how little they have to do. Record labels receive the other 65% of each sale. Of this, major label artists will end up with only 8 to 14 cents per song, depending on their contract. Many of them will never even see this paltry share because they have to pay for producers and recording costs, both of which can be enormous.Damn you, iTunes!
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