A Michael Jackson classic performed by Latin singer Lulu Joppert from the Various Artists album "Bossa Grooves ~ Michael Jackson Revisited"....and as far as I know this album is only available in Japan

The theme of this video is more or less Tabloid Hell.....no disrespect is intended, just a light-hearted dig at what Tabloids have so much fun with

ps my favorite MJ music is the years with Quincy Jones & Rod Templeton....together their input made "Off The Wall" & "Thriller" classics...not to mention George Benson's "Give Me The Night"

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Jet Fighter sequences for my dear friend Mark

This is Joe Bonamassa's "Pain & Sorrow from his album "So, It's Like That"

This video showcases some of the most amazing advances in aerodynamics I have ever seen

mind you I've not seen Tricia or Dave do yoga yet....save me!!!

personal thanks to Andrew for introduction to Joe

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This is a tribute to Sara Evans, and this song "Imagine That" is from her 1997 debut album "Three Chords & the Truth" produced by Pete Anderson.

Most of the songs on this album are composed by Sara with some co-writers

This is a song that Patsy Cline recorded and released in 1962

I won't compare Patsy to Sara; but to say that this version is one of the best I know.

The strings remind me of Norrie Paramor who the Shadows used for their instrumentals.

This is a timeless, beautiful love song, of forgiveness and wanting to re-kindle the passion that once was there.

This isn't a competition between Patsy and Sara as everyone has their preferences.

There are aspects of Sara's vocals and arrangements that remind me strongly of both Patsy & Connie Smith...

Another reason why I love this song is my late mother Violet was a huge fan of Patsy & Connie & thank you Sara you do them both proud.

Pictures are mostly copyright RCA & Music: Sara Evans-RCA-BMG

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This is a modern day take on the story of Adam and Eve. I combined clips from three of my short films to tell a bigger story of the end of innocence and the inevitable destruction of the Garden of Eden. This story is told in a non-linear fashion and the emphasis is not so much on dialogue, but rather, the marriage of my visual ideas to the music of Nine Inch Nails. This is my entry for the Ghost I Film Festival being promoted by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.

Directed, Written, Shot, and Edited by sonicflyingmachine

Original Score by Nine Inch Nails (Trent Reznor). Music is used with his permission per contest guidelines.

All actors involved have signed talent releases and I have them on file.

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Classic James Bond song

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enjoy :)

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31 Tigers Records

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live in Brescia Italy 2004

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a descent from childhood dreams into a lifestyle she never wanted

a beautiful song by Australian singer/songwriter Justine Bradley from an out of print album "Divaria"

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A sad song about the search of self and relationship happiness & compatibility. Renee collaborated with Paul Kelly in 1994 with a selection of his songs & hers. The title of Renee's album was "Difficult Woman"; this affectionate tile was bestowed on Renee by Paul & her many friends. This also became the title of her Autobiography. Renee has recorded with the likes of Sting, Joe Cocker, and Glenn Shorrock (Little River Band), and many others, and is without a doubt the Queen of Soul/R&B of Australasia. Renee is without equal down here, and is best compared with Etta James & Aretha Franklin.

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Icehouse's Street Cafe from The Album Primitive Man (1982)

The "Street Café" clip was filmed in Tunisia, in a four day visit into which was packed a lifetime's worth of difficult, unpleasant and even hazardous living experience for performers and film crew alike. Iva Davies flew out of Tunisia still covered with dust and camel dung, clad in the boots, breeches and bandolier used in the filming, and vowing never to return to that part of the world again.

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