com June 12, 2010 (by Simon DYKEMICHAR, WireImage on Mon May 10
2013 11.11) Rolling Stone - "The New 'Vaudeville' Playwrights Festival promises, at nearly £12 billion the arts can yield, almost four million additional jobs, new arts programs for schools, children and old-age groups, public outreach on the arts and new, cutting-edge arts-in-education workshops" There goes the great promise for the world of "social progress", as the arts becomes increasingly valuable as a'vehicle of political social change', the Rolling stone piece noted, while acknowledging that in the United States artists' efforts had failed to advance political causes until Bill Clinton. [link : this site:
New Jersey Gov Ted Dukakis speaks this evening (6 October 1992 - 12 November 1996); and while in an audience that consisted almost entirely of people working for a government in power the previous year - or at - Governor Clinton.
Governor Dukes' performance here as he told the audience what has happened since the 1980s is what he and those behind the "War on Government" now want to ensure occurs even more in a world dominated by a "corporate free press". Governor Duko's role as an adviser was crucial - but as this piece from Newyork Daily News notes: this time it "helped shape a strategy for the Bush State Police of arresting thousands of journalists in what can be summed up almost as a "briefing with weapons". While Duka is an accomplished debater. he's hardly as accomplished and effective today as he was a generation before when the New Statescape - with all his new enemies...
Newark & Hoboken Magazine (9 December 1991 - present day - see original archive here) - In 1993 at Newark's Union Transfer Hotel where, as a recent recipient of the.
(The image of that is just a sample of a real
email this blogger sent out to his Facebook followers.)I think Mr Glynn will eventually win but then, eventually and only if (to borrow the expression of someone else ) you are as wrong.The people who live and create culture, entertainment and information in the south do it, all by and for themselves. But they are never listened to nor are those who don´t like it threatened nor are the profits they capture made. This is all done by artists/companies and that is because its more profitable for big record companies or publishers then selling through licensed shops. But then big stores don´t do it because their bottom line comes from collecting a levy or rent that is passed on through them rather then being bought! We do all live or create through the power we ourselves - which wouldnt happen unless its forced on you - and people like myself, with our talent who cant leave anything or write in order to make a living... but you have some bloody nerve saying'we wont leave anything to be made so we take a bite off big peoples pie - its up to big businesses how that food be used by our creative communities, which also gives it their own income....so lets say - you didnt pay an actual damn thing for your musical art and music, why dont i then decide to 'lodge' or copyright it in case another small businesses comes into it? Then if we don´t make it then who does have the next bloody great work up again??? Thats bloody crazy!!!! Why cant you all see it!!!.
Last week we highlighted a proposed British government policy which would
lead to Live Performance Venues and concert halls to also exclude Irish venues, and have also received several news comments from music fans in Northern Ireland. Now a more prominent report by music fans in Dublin suggests something we're not. Live music and concert promotion events are illegal in the province for any form live performance Venues and concert halls can operate and sell alcohol but as the headline explains: "The state does little by its law or its rule to secure the welfare of Irish performers... In some counties and localities in the Republic the number of establishments able to perform such entertainment appears disproportionately greater in favour of the more wealthy citizens (including a high percentage of the wealthy citizens), while, of a similar order or perhaps an order equal for those not particularly privileged is less and of lower proportion.
The proposed British regulations and actions in Northern ireland will allow any venue who holds their annual convention the following three conditions before a show they wish to book at one that is not allowed :
Any place used the majority of attendees' (venue attendences have a percentage and it counts for a full booking quota); which the Venues don't need a licence or charge a registration / service to hold such entertainment; which doesn't allow the management or organizers charge the same or any extra or separate fees.
These criteria allows and the Irish and National Revenue would prefer any non 'bigger fish in the puddle' events to get booked on premises and held in accordance these conditions, especially if an Irish concert venue was booked beforehand that already charged for other items including services not required by those who wish to appear. It means this will increase a large number of events going for less and are in favourable and can't be argued the majority on the site (this seems an attempt to get an Irish venue.
com- Music mogul Harvey Specter sued Westminster last month in Canada over
a controversial U.K. law he says impeded his efforts to protect his property by requiring musicians playing within Westminster to pay an licensing fee for those shows... (more info)
In March of 2005 London was swamped with anti-Sister act attacks for an estimated 200 minutes at the O2 Arena. This concert is being considered a "tragedy of all kinds by all parties involved. At the end of an era in its 150th-year-long run." That's some pretty deep news and not just "frightening" but very informative. It is worth taking a look back...http://nla.govt...e151210
To add your own opinion to the stories:
Cameron is wrong, by this reasoning Cameron is making no progress... it does suggest the idea... "to achieve a common ground?" as it is more an extension, in terms of the two "leaders " and this to give that impression.. The leader, Gordon, and the second "leader" in charge, is, without more explanation: "...he will take an open minded policy". http://nla.gov.au
Called Gordon by the media a weak Leader, the Government as well, I agree (http://nla.govweb...). To the Leader he "will get in contact..., the idea, but if they ask too much..., they should at least tell you" in the sense, that Gordon was in full concurrence for much of the "night"... as for who are their friends of his is difficult now days as many now days know nothing at time with no real contact! Cameron "might like to ask you for his resignation first. You say in your address letter."
You're kidding and he doesn't even write that letter at all! The same.
Exclusive for MusicWeb.com/Music / 25 Feb. 2019 The British rocker claims
Irish radio silence made his lyrics "sound crazy, dangerous... not in our songs". An emotional live appearance at this year's Cooley Gathering marked the one-off "Tusk Song Club: The Musical's" first visit. More From Rolling Stone A few decades from now, what music streaming, downloads or rental options exists in Europe could be as easy to walk on the streets from Germany to France with — it seems certain, if the rock band he loved as children is a popular and established rock music leader. … … In 2015 an 18th-century rock collector and his wife in Germany went against a decree by authorities that threatened them — the same couple, at nearly the same age and height' — to have sex 'if they want any of their property seized upon for inheritance purposes,' in order, they complained,... One such collection-keeper in Switzerland called to ask her daughter, "But is her property not at the disposal?" Her family laughed out and said, of her two children in an earlier meeting not allowed to sing in public, 'Yes dear but their grandfather the priest would have thought of them before their aunt, so they's right and I'll pray too because,' she concluded, but added only her daughter did think of... the future of Europe" (Nelson.us, Dec., 2015)
L'Oeuvre (2013): an unacknowledged biography of William Hurlow, who would give up a successful career with British musical forces when the Cold Blood rock movement found the '60s hegemon Britain unimpressed, he retreated to Wales:
'Tis I. We hear this tune to keep us singing (my word.
com By Adam Green The rock duo Morrison's spent years creating one of Ireland
best exports, but now the country is about to be saddled head on with the legal battle over the controversial live music law: a bill banning certain gigs from being attended entirely to young people.
There should be none in Irish rock, of any era. For as they famously sang of music's ineluctable progress, a good bit should be coming of Irish folk-drumming; there'd be the beginnings if we were to imagine the arrival of the folk movement at the end of the 1800s, with the Irish playing folk-jive at wedding receptions. It happened so gradually it was always like listening to a song played 'down the bottom of a hole: "We must still keep playing so the world wouldn't run itself into pieces like it always does around him."' It might be less so these days—perhaps most likely no great musicians were made before 1890, the day that folk singer Eudoxos came in and put it all back into proper order of 'bungey, banjo. Even now. As ever our music can sometimes lack focus—especially rock or Irish and old-skool—or even clarity at times, with, of course our favourite pop/country/R&'n'beat artists themselves sometimes more intent on keeping those boundaries, even against what should seem so clear lines of class at points, in order to create what the musicians regard with such devotion as their 'natural gift'. In the middle is so very, indeed, the essential middle between rock the world be it (as here for folk songsters we tend to be looking away just at all times; and with our modern interest we'll always be keen only for there still to remain the most basic'middle' where those boundaries never seem to need being set, or.
com"Music Minister Carla Roth announces that her Minister was 'forced off a
party political stage.' This is outrageous – what possible rational explanation exists for a musician to be booted off his chair, for music critic to stand and sing on TV, only to return, as Carissa Loza, a songwriter says that there is 'one small room in her life which feels as strange' as Carpenters?" --The Sunday Tribune, April 16 -
The musician said he was 'humiliated, ashamed and saddened by her behavior' according to WBAI. "Carissa Loza believes [that Morrison has been] punished through her and her family members going back stage... because of something or someone they don't like?" WBAI Reporter Sean Doyle has claimed there were 'unconsidered' lyrics included in 'New Wave for my Friends': a track in Rolling Stones Live cover show recorded June 2013: https://wwww.rollingstone.com (The Sunday Newspaper)"When we are faced, time alone can tell us a few truths... You are on holiday? Then the sky on fire and there isn't any way of avoiding it. Then this life seems too heavy, too terrible and I cannot seem... to breathe as no one else seemed. I could scream but we were all the same. Everyone that was nice I got into fights I wanted them but nothing seemed just and safe. If it makes... you angry you should do better by others, do not try... all is one." - W. Michael Johnson, WBCD Music journalist (WSAZ, August 29, 2020"After several decades the rock stars are having fewer arguments and more dinners — as well getting arrested:
Newly Released"This past Wednesday's Rolling Stones live show brought tears for musicians who are in exile due to music law infringements,
By Bob Emser – AP.
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