Is really Paul McCartney live? :O

WHAT'S THE STORY???
In September 1969, American college students published articles claiming that clues to McCartney's death could be found among the lyrics and artwork of The Beatles' recordings. Clue hunting proved infectious and within a few weeks had become an international phenomenon. Rumours declined after a contemporary interview with McCartney was published in Life magazine in November 1969. Popular culture continues to make occasional reference to the legend.

On 12 October 1969, a caller to Detroit radio station WKNR-FM told disc jockey Russ Gibb about the rumour and its clues. Gibb and other callers then discussed the rumour on the air for the next hour. Two days after the WKNR broadcast, The Michigan Daily published a satirical review of Abbey Road by University of Michigan student Fred LaBour under the headline "McCartney Dead; New Evidence Brought to Light". It identified various "clues" to McCartney's death on Beatles album covers, including new clues from the just-released Abbey RoadLP. As LaBour had invented many of the clues, he was astonished when the story was picked up by newspapers across the United States. WKNR-FM further fuelled the rumour with a special two-hour program on the subject, "The Beatle Plot", which aired 19 October 1969 (and in the years since on Detroit radio).

In the early morning hours of 21 October 1969, Roby Yonge, a disc jockey at New York radio station WABC, discussed the rumour on the air for over an hour before being pulled off the air for breaking format. At that time of night, WABC's signal covered a wide listening area and could be heard in 38 states and at times, other countries. Later that day, The Beatles' press office issued statements denying the rumour which were widely reported by national and international media.Various ‘clues’ were used to suggest the following story: three years previously (on 9 November 1966), McCartney, after an argument during a Beatles' recording session, had angrily driven off in his car. He had crashed it and died as a result. To spare the public from grief, the Beatles replaced him with "William Campbell", the winner of a McCartney look-alike contest.



MANY CLUES
Hundreds of supposed clues to McCartney's death were reported by fans and followers of the legend; these included messages perceived when listening to a song being played backwards, and symbolic interpretations of both lyrics and album cover imagery. One oft-cited example was the suggestion that the words spoken by McCartney's band-mate John Lennon in the final section of the song "Strawberry Fields Forever" are "I buried Paul". McCartney later revealed the words were actually "cranberry sauce."Another was the interpretation of the Abbey Roadalbum cover as symbolising a funeral procession, with "John, dressed in pure white, symbolises the preacher or heavenly body. Ringo, dressed in full black, symbolises the mourner. George, in scruffy denim jeans and shirt, symbolises the gravedigger and Paul, barefoot and out of step with other members of the band, symbolises the corpse."





On 21 October 1969, The Beatles' press office issued statements denying the rumour, deeming it "a load of old rubbish" and saying that "the story has been circulating for about two years—we get letters from all sorts of nuts but Paul is still very much with us." Rumours started to decline when, on 7 November 1969, Life magazine published a contemporary interview with McCartney in which he said,


“Perhaps the rumour started because I haven't been much in the press lately. I have done enough press for a lifetime, and I don't have anything to say these days. I am happy to be with my family and I will work when I work. I was switched on for ten years and I never switched off. Now I am switching off whenever I can. I would rather be a little less famous these days.”

Parts of the Guitar...

Guitars are very popular and versatile. This instrument which belongs to the string family is enjoyable to learn for both children and adults. Guitars are also easy to transport and very much in demand. Here's an overview of the parts of an acoustic guitar. Let's look at each part and its function more closely...

HEADSTOCK AND TUNING KEYS...

The head or the "headstock" is the uppermost part of the guitar. The tuning keys are turned either left or right to adjust the pitch of a guitar string.

NECK AND NUT...

That small piece you see in between the head and the neck of the guitar is called the nut. Grooves are etched onto it to keep the string in position as it goes up to the tuning keys. The neck is the long part of the guitar you place your fingers on as you play it.

FINGERBOARD, FRETS, STRINGS AND POSITION MARKERS...

The fingerboard is the front part of the guitar, it is also called "fretboard". The small piece that divides the fingerboard is called frets. The fret holds the strings in different lengths so that when you press it and strum the strings, different pitches are produced. The string is what you strum or pluck in order to generate sound. Position markers are the small circles you see on the fingerboard that help guide the players

BODY...

The body is the "hollowed" part of the guitar. It is here where you will find the soundhole, pick guard, saddle and bridge. The body is the part of the guitar you place on your knee as you play it.

SOUNDHOLE AND PICK GUARD...

The soundhole is the part of the guitar which helps project the sound. The dark, flat and smooth piece of material placed near the soundhole is called the pick guard. The pick guard is the area where your hand will travel as you strum the guitar and serves to protect the body from scartches.

SADDLE AND BRIDGE...

The saddle is the small piece of material which holds up the strings at a certain distance from the body. The bridge is placed under the saddle and helps keep the strings in correct position.

ON THE NEWS..In Defense of... David Guetta's "Without You (feat. Usher)

This is a section in which you will find some news of the musical scene... when you see the header "ON THE NEWS" it means that this is a new... Let's Rock And Roll!!!

It's hard to say how influential DJ and producer David Guetta has been to today's pop music. I'd argue in his defense. He first broke into American charts in 2009, when he produced "When Love Takes Over" with Kelly Rowland. Then there was that whole annoying Black Eyed Peas, "I Gotta Feeling" thing.

Now he's back with his fifth album, and disc Guetta is calling Nothing But the Beat. The title is a bit misleading; the double-album's first disc indeed includes more than beats. Actually, it features a laundry list of appearances from Top 40 vocalists and rappers. A few of these appearances blunder, like an auto-tuned Snoop Dogg in "Sweat" and Nicki Minaj's yelling in "Where Them Girls At."

But Guetta's missteps throughout his first disc are ultimately vindicated by his inclusion of Usher and his transformation of the R&B star into a humbled champion on "Without You."

You see, throughout last year, singles out of Usher's Raymond v. Raymond and his VersusEP sounded really ostentatious. Tracks like "OMG," "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love" and "More" had Usher howling out notes to keep up with the blaring production.

I think those tracks were about Usher pompously reveling in his bachelorhood that year. Basically, they were Usher's race car bed. But those tracks didn't reflect the charm or vocal talent that Usher built his fame on.

The track "Without You" goes another direction, tapping into Usher's vulnerability and talent. It begins with a reserved keyboard chord (one that slightly resembles the U2 song "With or Without You," interestingly enough), followed by Usher actually singing heartfelt lines. The chorus's French-disco beat sounds a bit more reserved and warmer than, say, the blaring saws in "Where Them Girls At," too. And Usher's delivery even earns him the right to have a faux-orchestra play behind him in the second verse without sounding too flashy.

With David Guetta's "Without You," Usher is able to provide the balance he's always wanted to strike between Top 40 party music and his R&B vocalist roots.

Really, this is the most competent track that either Guetta or Usher have released in a while.


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The Best Jazzists of all the time...

The Jazz is a musical style that originated at the beginning of the 20th century in afro-american communities in the southern United States. It was born out of a confluence of African and European music traditions. They are some of the best exponents of all time of this precious music.


 Billie Holiday
Was an American jazz singer and songwriter. Nicknamed "Lady Day" by her friend and musical partner Lester Young. Holiday had a seminal influence on jazz and pop singing. Her vocal style, strongly inspired by jazz instrumentalists, pioneered a new way of manipulating phrasing and tempo.


 Ella Fitzgerald.
Also known as the "First Lady Of Song" and "Lady Ella," was an American jazz and song vocalist. With a vocal range spanning three octaves (Db3 to Db6), she was noted for her purity of tone, impeccable diction, phrasing and intonation, and a "horn-like" improvisational ability, particularly in her scat singing.


 Louis Armstrong 
Was the greatest of all Jazz musicians. Armstrong defined what it was to play Jazz. His amazing technical abilities, the joy and spontaneity, and amazingly quick, inventive musical mind still dominate Jazz to this day.




 Charlie parker
With Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, is widely considered to have been one of the most influential jazz musicians. Parker acquired the nickname "Yardbird" early in his career and the shortened form "Bird" remained Parker's sobriquet for the rest of his life, inspiring the titles of a number of Parker compositions, such as "Yardbird Suite", "Ornithology" and "Bird of Paradise.


 Duke Ellington
Was an American composer, pianist, and big band leader. Ellington wrote over 1,000 compositions. In the words of Bob Blumenthal of The Boston Globe "In the century since his birth, there has been no greater composer, American or otherwise, than Edward Kennedy Ellington."

Rock Concerts in México 2011

 May 11, 15 and 16 - Aztec Stadium

 June 28th- Sports Palace

  August 26th-  National Auditorium
 September 30th- Sports Palace
 October 15th- Hermanos Rodriguez Speedway

 October 18th- Sports palace.
 November 18th- Sun Forum
 November 16th- Jose Cuervo Salón
 November 24th- Sun Forum

10 Curious Things About Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson is one of the most interesant people in the world... in this time we will show you (dear reader) 10 interesant things about Michael's life.

1.- billy jean was the first video showed on MTV in which black people appear for first time.

2.- in 1985 Jackson adopted a chimpancee and from this time he showed to the world that he was his best friend.

3.- Michael had a strange disease knowed like alpha-1 and it afect 8000 persons in the world.

4.- the "dance-off" of thriller was the biggest dance of the world in which over 4000 persons participated.

5.- Jackson appears on the popular game for NES Punch-Out.

6.- being an excentric person, he has his own figure action

7.- some people says that his facial surgery was based on this sfinge.

8.- Michael was a peculiar man that concerned about his own image. In the fact, he had an oxygen chamber to take care of him.

9.- He invented and patented an extraordinary boots that violated the gravity. We can see that on the "Smooth Criminal" video.

10. He had his own videogame for the console MAME.

Michael Jackson wasn´t only the king of pop... He was an interesting person full of joy and happiness.. and wherever he are. We salute you.

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