Miles

EC Music For A New Year: Economically Correct Means Free

Happy New Year everybody! Did you enjoy the holidays? Did you SURVIVE the holidays is a better quiestion to ask you! Well, now that they are over I realize that I actually got a gift I was hoping for. If you know who I am, then you should know that music is the best gift one can give and/or receive. And low and behold, we get to start a new year off with a barrel full! And here is the best part...it's absolutely free! That's right! Free. They have a new hip phrase for free, too. You are familiar with the term PC? Well, get ready for EC. Economically correct! And I am proud to say that I am hip and up to date with the youngsters on this one!
So while you are fixing that bank statement of yours and would like to listen to some quality music for free, check out music 2ten.
And here is a little secret:
The icon on the top of the page that says, "Next Blog" will take you to all of the related sites that give away great mp3s for your listen pleasure. No log in. No password. No credit card submissions, either! Just pick and click the mp3 you want and it's yours. Who ever these people are, god bless 'em! I don't have the time to look around for all the music on line and I sure do appreciate the selections already made.

Ok now...I'll blog ya later!

(fake) Louis Armstrong

Chuck Mangione Feels So Good From 1978

Flash back to 1978 when all you city folks were walking down the street in corduroy jeans, multi colored, butter fly collar shirts, by pay phones that used to only cost a dime. When you get back to your car, which you have to manually unlock and open, you turn over the key.
The radio comes on before the engine starts and
Chuck Mangione's "Feels So Good" is already playing. That was 32 years ago...

Y'all have a good day, now!



(fake) Louis Armstrong

Lightnin' Hopkins On Youtube

Born in Centerville, Texas, Hopkins' childhood was immersed in the sounds of the blues and he developed a deeper appreciation at the age of 8 when he met Blind Lemon Jefferson at a church picnic in Buffalo, Texas. That day, Hopkins felt the blues was "in him" and went on to learn from his older (somewhat distant) cousin, country blues singer Alger "Texas" Alexander...(more from Wiki article)





Have a nice day, now...

(fake) Louis Armstrong