Cash McCall - The Blues

Was there ever a disney movie about jazz and blues with excellent music and cool cartoons?

admin — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 08:00:45 +0000

I remember watching a movie when I was a kid about jazz and blues, the characters were city people in a normal work-day. I recall one scene where some laborers were building a skyscraper and their movements went together with the rhythm. The movie was really fun and the music unbelievable. I want to find it and see it again!

There’s a section in Fantasia 2000 that is very jazz/blues

Can you suggest any Blues Music to tap dance to?

admin — Sat, 29 May 2010 20:20:19 +0000

I wanted to dance to Fever but its already taken so if you can suggest something similar it would be a great help?

‘It’s Too Darn Hot’ from Kiss Me Kate?

What blues music is playing in the background of the opening of NCIS episode Twisted Sister?

admin — Thu, 27 May 2010 04:49:27 +0000

If you go to youtube and enter NCIS Twisted Sister into the search function and click on the clip Twisted Sister Part 01, you can hear the music

Collect your favorite tunes heard throughout the episodes
Not only can you create the ultimate music guide to NCIS, but you can even listen to the songs by adding an IMEEM music widget. Start by clicking EasyEdit, then the "Widget" button, then select IMeem. Follow the instructions for creating the player and drop it into the table below. (To see a great example, visit the CSI wiki’s music page.)
Episode # | Title Song Titles Artist Scene Description
4 .01 Shalom "Mas"

Kinky When Ziva was driving in her Mini Cooper (Intro)

"Courting Dementia" Dominic Kelly Abby’s lab
4 .02 Escaped "I’m Too Sexy" Right Said Fred Agent Lee should dance for Abby in her lab (25min50sec)

"Perfect Day" Hoku Beginning of episode
4 .03 Singled Out "Strict Machine" Gold Frapp Two girls driving and "checking" a nice guy in his own car (Intro)
4 .04 Faking It

4 .05 Dead and Unburied

4 .06 Witch Hunt "Dead Man’s Party" Oingo Boingo
4 .07 – Sandblast "Like A Star"

Corinne Bailey Rae Backgroud music at the bar Tony & Jeanne are at.

"You Leave Me Breathless" John Coltrane Playing when Tony visits Josh
4 .08 Once A Hero Johann Sebastian Bach:
"Unaccompanied Cello Suite
No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007 Prélude" Johann Sebastian Bach Opening scene (reception)
4 .09 Twisted Sister

4 .10 – Smoked "Trouble Sleeping"

Corinne Bailey Rae Plays while Jeanne sleeps as Tony knocks on her door.
4 .11 Driven

4 .12 Suspicion "You Are A Knife" Veto Abby test-firing the gun in her lab
4 .13 Sharif Returns
"Things Have Changed" Bob Dylan McGee and Gibbs in bowling alley.
4 .14 Blowback

4 .15 Friends & Lovers

4 .16 Dead Man Walking

4 .17 Skeletons

4 .18 – Iceman "It’s Only Memories" PJ Olsson Background music when Tony visits Jeanne at her apartment.
4 .19 – Grace Period "Everybody Hurts"

R.E.M. Plays in the end of the episode when Tony tells Jeanne he loves her.
4 .20 Cover Story "Rise" Will Dailey Plays in the background while Mcgee sits in the coffee shop at the beginning of the episode.
4 .21 Brothers In Arms "Soulcreeper" The Secret Meeting When Abby was listening to her boombox working on the car.
4 .22 In the Dark

4 .23 Trojan Horse

4 .24 – Angel of Death "Makes Me Wonder" Maroon 5 Background music in the bar.
4 .24 – Angel of Death "Treacherous Range" Dominic Kelly Abby in her lab talking to her machines.

Does anyone have any recommendations for jazz/blues piano sheet music?

admin — Mon, 24 May 2010 06:00:42 +0000

My sister’s birthday is coming up and I know she’s getting bored with the music she’s got at the moment. I want to get her some jazz and maybe blues music but aren’t quite sure what to go for. A combination of upbeat jazz and slower blues would be great.

She’s grade 8 standard and I’d like to get her something that’s not so difficult she’ll be put off playing it, but that is challenging enough that she’ll have to at least put some effort into mastering it.

Thanks for your help.

Well there’s a ton of Jazz sheet music here:

http://www.sheetmus.com/en/seasonal/jazz/

And blues over here:

http://www.sheetmus.com/en/popular/blues/

What blues music should i start off with?

admin — Fri, 21 May 2010 04:01:46 +0000

I want to learn like a lot of blues music cause its played mainly on guitar annd stuff and a lot of famous people who go famous usually had lots of influences from it. So help?

Robert Johnson: Great place to start.

Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble

What blues music should i start off with?

admin — Sun, 09 May 2010 10:52:07 +0000

Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble

Can you buy tickets at the door at the House of Blues in Orlando?

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 16:51:33 +0000

Im planning on going to the house of blues to see rise against. But i don’t have a credit card. So can you pay cash and get a ticket at the door? I don’t care if its extra.

They have a box office just outside the HOB you can try to purchase tickets there if it is not already sold out.

What is the two term describes white and black establishment of blues?

admin — Tue, 04 May 2010 15:17:00 +0000

What is the two term describes white and black establishment of blues?

Slave owners and slaves? I’m not sure I understand your question.

Why does Elwood Blues request a response but blocks all means to respond?

admin — Sun, 02 May 2010 15:27:43 +0000

Elwood Blues has a lot to say, challenges a response but does not really want real dialogue. So Elwood, to answer your question: I am obviously well aware that Mississippi gets a lot of tax money from the federal and state government. I believe I listed the reason we need so much. And, my hard earned money is included in that tax money. Why don’t you find out the stats of how many people in Mississippi pay no taxes, but get huge tax refunds?

He’s on a mission from God.

How do you know what songs to play on blues jam nights?

admin — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 12:09:27 +0000

At a blues jam night in bars, i notice guitar players ans such will just go up on stage and simply start playing songs, they confer very slightly and then go straight into it. Do these guys all just know a load of songs, or what?

You can just watch their hands and you will know what and how they are playing.. then you just jump in when you see the pattern. You can even pick up the beat off a record and play along with it… It’s sort of hard to explain to someone who can’t play an instrument.