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Solo Performer: For solo guitar arrangements, singer and songwriter workshop, performance coaching, legal and music business issues, a bulletin board to buy and sell guitars, a bulletin board for gig info, studio and home recording advice, guitar technique instruction.
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Mar 8, 2006
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1. Slipcue
Welcome to SLIPCUE, the website of San Francisco Bay Area DJ, Joe Sixpack. Equal parts e-zine, music guide and wacky carnival mirror for my overstuffed, overly musical brain... If you like international music, country and folk, power-pop and melodic punk (and an occasional good laugh), this low-tech, content-heavy labyrinth might be your cup of tea.
"All Substance, No Style"
Our motto. This reflects my quaintly outdated interest in using the internet as a way to simply provide information, as well as the primitive level of technical skill I am able to apply to the job. True to the old-fashioned 'zine ethos, Slipcue has been consciously designed to be as low-tech as possible, partly to make it easy to navigate, and also because designing complex HTML programming seems like more hassle than it's worth.
Framing the argument more negatively, when I personally surf the web I have found that I generally don't enjoy visiting most of the more elaborately-structured webpages... I think these sites are often designed more to interest the programmers who design them, than to serve the people who might visit them. Years ago, when I was looking for information about music and artists that interest me, I frequently ran into slow, hard-to-navigate websites, most of which had more advertising space than intellectual content. It was a drag. But rather than just complain about it, I decided to make the kind of website that I was looking for to begin with, and I offer it to like-minded folks, free of charge. Whoo-hoo ...
"All Substance, No Style"
Our motto. This reflects my quaintly outdated interest in using the internet as a way to simply provide information, as well as the primitive level of technical skill I am able to apply to the job. True to the old-fashioned 'zine ethos, Slipcue has been consciously designed to be as low-tech as possible, partly to make it easy to navigate, and also because designing complex HTML programming seems like more hassle than it's worth.
Framing the argument more negatively, when I personally surf the web I have found that I generally don't enjoy visiting most of the more elaborately-structured webpages... I think these sites are often designed more to interest the programmers who design them, than to serve the people who might visit them. Years ago, when I was looking for information about music and artists that interest me, I frequently ran into slow, hard-to-navigate websites, most of which had more advertising space than intellectual content. It was a drag. But rather than just complain about it, I decided to make the kind of website that I was looking for to begin with, and I offer it to like-minded folks, free of charge. Whoo-hoo ...
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2. Disc-o-Logue
Disc-o-logue: Catalogue of French-language popular music available in Canada and published between 1962 and 1979. Includes information from the archives of Louise Lamothe, creator of Disc-O-Logue.
Disc-O-Logue was a music publication created by Louise Lamothe that lists French-language songs from Canada, France and other parts of the French-speaking world, which were available in Canada on LPs and 45-rpm discs from 1962 to 1979. Madame Lamothe saw the need for a French-language music catalogue not only for her own record store, but for other stores, companies and customers as well. Because of her professional interest in copyright and copyright agencies, Louise Lamothe also used Disc-O-Logue to document the copyrights applicable to each song. Disc-O-Logue proved to be an invaluable reference source used by music companies, record store owners and customers alike to locate performers, labels or titles of various songs on recordings.
The Disc-O-Logue Archive was acquired by the National Library of Canada from Madame Lamothe in 1986 to complement the Library's holdings of Canadian music and sound recordings. The Archive consists of copies of the Disc-O-Logue publication, the master card catalogue, and the record release information. In addition, the National Library has also been given copies of Disc-O-Logue Best Sellers lists which were also produced by Madame Lamothe ...
Disc-O-Logue was a music publication created by Louise Lamothe that lists French-language songs from Canada, France and other parts of the French-speaking world, which were available in Canada on LPs and 45-rpm discs from 1962 to 1979. Madame Lamothe saw the need for a French-language music catalogue not only for her own record store, but for other stores, companies and customers as well. Because of her professional interest in copyright and copyright agencies, Louise Lamothe also used Disc-O-Logue to document the copyrights applicable to each song. Disc-O-Logue proved to be an invaluable reference source used by music companies, record store owners and customers alike to locate performers, labels or titles of various songs on recordings.
The Disc-O-Logue Archive was acquired by the National Library of Canada from Madame Lamothe in 1986 to complement the Library's holdings of Canadian music and sound recordings. The Archive consists of copies of the Disc-O-Logue publication, the master card catalogue, and the record release information. In addition, the National Library has also been given copies of Disc-O-Logue Best Sellers lists which were also produced by Madame Lamothe ...
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Site of Silence: A sound engineer about silence. Famous pop songs with silent breaks. Also in Dutch (Stilte Site).
De Site of Silence came on-line in februar 1999 and has been developed ever since. Everything is typed in Notepad, without the help of any HTML-producing program.
The Site of Silence is a collection of silence. Interesting facts and musical breaks. Silent locations and radio jingles. Silence in the full sense of the word...
The basic idea came from Paul de Klein (NOB Audio). It was a collection of strange silences, as still can be seen in the section "Visible Silence". This evolved to a collection of silent customary banalities.
De Site of Silence came on-line in februar 1999 and has been developed ever since. Everything is typed in Notepad, without the help of any HTML-producing program.
The Site of Silence is a collection of silence. Interesting facts and musical breaks. Silent locations and radio jingles. Silence in the full sense of the word...
The basic idea came from Paul de Klein (NOB Audio). It was a collection of strange silences, as still can be seen in the section "Visible Silence". This evolved to a collection of silent customary banalities.
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Project Studio Connection is a site for musicians, vocalists, artists, collaborators, recording studios, producers, mixers or anyone recording or producing music. Our main focus is online session musicians and artists working with each other across the internet. Our site is forum based with listings of artists working on projects looking for online session musicians. We also have listings for online producers,mixers,mastering engineers and songwriters.
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American Hit Network's (AHN LLC.) mission is to provide syndicated content about the past 48+ years of American popular music. This content is distributed to broadcast, interactive and publishing concerns, looking to establish or increase their dissemination of this genre of music.
The concept of American Hit Network was based upon author Thomas Ryan's book, "American Hit Radio: A History of Popular Singles From 1955 to the Present", published in 1995. An update of this book, with added chapters covering 1996 through 2003, will be re-published in the Spring of 2004. Please email contact@americanhitnetwork.com for inquires about content licensing or site sponsorship opportunities. -- Rock and Roll!
The concept of American Hit Network was based upon author Thomas Ryan's book, "American Hit Radio: A History of Popular Singles From 1955 to the Present", published in 1995. An update of this book, with added chapters covering 1996 through 2003, will be re-published in the Spring of 2004. Please email contact@americanhitnetwork.com for inquires about content licensing or site sponsorship opportunities. -- Rock and Roll!
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