The Witch (1970) music video starring the Rattles. This group was one the most successful German acts of the 1960's and early 70's. Formed in Hamburg in September, 1960 the Rattles were Achim Reichel and Herbert Hildebrandt. The Rattles - The...
Rattles - Medley 60s1. Good times (1967)2. Love of my life (1967)3. Come on and sing (1967)4. Little Queenie (1967)5. She is the one (1967)6. Las Vegas (1967)7. Hey Sally (1967)8. It is love (1967)9. The witch (Neuaufnahme 2005, 1970 #1 in US) Rattles - Hitmix 60s
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Also on the bill when the Beatles played at the Circus Krone-Bau (Munich, June 24, 1966) were the Rattles, one of Germany's hottest Rock & Roll bands.In this clip they sing The Rattles #1
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According to the All Music Guide:One of the most successful, and certainly one of the most prolific, German rock groups of the '60s, the Rattles enjoyed reasonable success in their native land without making much of an impression elsewhere (though some of their material was released in other countries).Starting out in the same Star Club-based Hamburg scene as the Liverpool groups of the early '60s, their early repertoire was built upon a similar base of '50s rock and soul/R&B. They released about 30 singles during the '60s (some on the Star-Club label itself), as well as almost ten albums, eventually making the transition to original material, and marching on well into the 1970s.~ Richie Unterberger, All Music GuideIn this clip the Rattles do the Small Faces' hit, The Rattles #2
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WONDERLAND Moscow (1968)Founded in Germany1968 by Achim Reichel, ex-member of The Rattles.Producer was James Last, the other members include Reinhard Tarrach, Les Humphries, Frank Dostal and Helmut Franke.Their single Moscow reached No 15 in the German Charts.The band split In 1971. WONDERLAND Moscow...
WONDERLAND Love's a Murder (1969)Founded in Germany1968 by Achim Reichel, ex-member of The Rattles. Other band members included Reinhard Tarrach, Les Humphries, Frank Dostal and Helmut Franke.The band split In 1971 WONDERLAND Love's...
Virgos Merlot - Kiss My DiseaseI heard this song back in 1999 when i was watching WWF and Stone Cold Steve Austin faught Vince Mc'man in the steel cage, I have loved this song ever since...SONG LYRICS:Praying hands grasp a throat Searching for a song they wrote Heater just won't warm a frozen spirit Just a man with a cause No reward and no applause If there was a call he did not hear it Tiny hero fighting big battles Mind of stone breaks and rattles yeah...The only thing I need kiss my disease And make it all better Clean me when I bleed justify me Make words of my scattered lettters Hunger pains take control Growling at the tired soul When the body just won't meet the demands Growing older growing weak Going nowhere future's bleak Need another spark to fire up the plan Tiny hero fighting big battles Mind of stone overcomes the rattles yeah...The only thing I need kiss my disease And make it all better Clean me when I bleed justify me Make words of my scattered lettters won't you kiss my diseasewon't you kiss my diseasewon't you kiss my disease Virgos Merlot -...
Native American Drum MakingAlan Willespart 555 Minute Instructional DVD Available contact:http://www.sacredmountaindrums.com/Sacred Mountain DrumsNative American Pow Wow DrumsInspired under the magnificent Grand Tetons in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Sacred Mountain Drums creates Native American style drums of beauty. We make rattles, frame drums (hand drums), barrel drums and pow-wow drums. These drums are not only ceremonial and fine musical instruments, but the are designed to be unique, fine furniture as well. The large pow-wow drums when placed in a living or working areas are a central focus point and a natural energy conduit. They seem to create an inviting area for heart centered conversation and song.The main creator of these drums is Alan Willes. He is a song keeper/drum maker, collecting and holding ancient songs from indigenous peoples and newer personal songs of wonderful people around the world. He enjoys sharing these songs with others in drum circles and in Long Dances that are held on the equinox and solstices out on the earth. His drums and rattles are being used by music therapists, women drum circles, men drum circles and healing groups. Alan is not Native American himself if that matters. He does make the drums with an earth reverence and much dreamtime. Always as his teachers say, SACRED MOUNTAIN...
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http://www.sudanesevideo.netAfrica, home to 350 million people belonging to some 3000 tribes and speaking some 800 to 1000 distinct languages, is one of the most musically diversified regions of the world. The geographical variety of the continent - from the mountains and the vast desert of the north to the wide Savannah belt, the central rain forests and the fertile southern coast - is reflected in a multiplicity of musical styles.In spite of this diversity, unifying features may be identified. African music is primarily percussive. Drums, rattles, bells and gongs predominate, and even important melodic instruments such as xylophones and plucked strings are played with percussive techniques. African melodies are based on short units, on which performers improvise. Though melodies are often simple, rhythms are complex by European standards, with much syncopation (accents on beats other than the main one), hemiola (juxtaposition of twos and threes) and polyrhythm (simultaneous performance of several rhythms). While Western rhythms are classified as 'additive' (time span divided into equal sections, e.g. 12 beats divided 4+ 4 + 4), African rhythms are usually 'divisive' (unequal sections, e.g. 12 beats divided 5 + 7 or 3 + 4 + 5). An unusual aspect of African rhythm is what has been called the 'metronome sense', the ability of many musicians to perform for long periods without deviating from the exact tempo. Group performances are most typical, and the 'call-and-response' style with a solo leader and responsorial group is used throughout the continent. Most African music is based on forms of diatonic scales, closely related to European scales; so the Western listener may find it more familiar, more accessible than the music of Asia.These characteristics apply to the cultures south of the Sahara Desert, often referred to as 'Black Africa'. North African music is more closely allied to the music of other Arab countries of West Asia and is characterized by solo performance, monophonic rather than polyphonic forms, the predominance of melody over rhythm, a tense and nasal vocal style and non-percussive instruments including bowed rather than plucked strings. While the North as well as portions of West Africa and the east coast have been influenced by Islam, a distinctive sub-region is formed by Ethiopia, whose music has been influenced for centuries by Coptic Christianity, reflected in the ritual melodies, modes and liturgical chant (which is notated). Ethiopian instruments include the small krar lyre and the large, ten-string beganna lyre, claimed to be a descendant of David's harp.In sub-Saharan Africa, music is an integral part of daily life. Songs accompany the rites of passage, work and entertainment. They were also important in the life of the traditional African courts, and are still used for political comment, especially in West Africa. Although the claims that all members of African communities participate in musical activities are now discredited, studies have shown that communal music-making is more common than in the West. And although musicians are generally accorded low social status, skilled professional musicians (called griots in some regions), employed by rich patrons, are common in many African societies. Musical notation is rare in Africa; skills and knowledge are passed from master to pupil in oral tradition.The most celebrated African instruments are membrane drums The famous 'talking drums' of West Africa, such as the atumpan of Ghana, can imitate speech tones and are sometimes used to signal messages. Speech is also imitated by bells, gongs and wind instruments of the horn, trumpet and flute types. Harps are played mainly north of the Equator, in a broad band extending from Uganda to the western Savannah. Harp-lutes, such as the Gambian kora, are popular in West Africa. Other string instruments include fiddles in East Africa and the musical bow, fashioned like a hunting bow and played, with varying techniques and great sophistication, throughout the continent. Wind instruments of the trumpet and horn types are played in orchestras, in hocket fashion, with each instrument supplying its one note to the melodic whole. The algaita, an oboe-type instrument of West Africa, is probably of Islamic influence. Xylophones are common, particularly in the East where the Chopi xylophone orchestras of Mozambique perform polyphonic dance suites of uncommon beauty. An instrument unique to African and African-American music is the mbira or sanza (called thumb piano in earlier writings); it consists of a set of thumb-plucked metal tongues mounted on a board, often with a gourd resonator.In recent decades, traditional African music has tended to be overshadowed by new hybrid urban forms such as highlife (Ghana), juju (Nigeria), Congolese (Zaire) and kwela (southern Africa) which blend elements from Western pop and disco idioms with local features.http://www.sudanesevideo.net sudanese music &...
hey guys this is a great vid. if u like it plz subscribe. thanx to nizlopi for the great song and JCB for the great diggers thanx. lyrics are: Well, I'm rumblin' in this JCB. I'm 5 years old and my dad's a giant sitting beside me. And the engine rattles my bum like berserk While we're singin' , 'Don't forget your shovel if you want to go to work!' My dad's probably had a bloody hard day But he's been good fun and bubblin' and jokin' away And the procession of cars stuck behind are gettin' all impatient and angry, but we dont mind. An' we're holdin' up the bypass woah Me and my dad havin' a top laugh oh-woah I'm sittin' on the toolbox woah And I'm so glad I'm not in school, boss So glad I'm not in school Oh no and we pull over to let cars past And pull off again, speedin' by the summer green grass And we're like giants up here in our big yellow digger Like zoids, or transformers, or maybe even bigger And I wanna transform into a Tyrannosaurus Rex! And eat up all the bullies and the teachers and their pets And I'll tell all my mates that my dad's B.A. Baracus Only with a JCB and Bruce Lee's nunchuckas And We're holdin' up the bypass Woah Me and my dad havin' a top laugh Oh whoa I'm sittin' on the toolbox Oh And I'm so glad I'm not in school, boss So glad I'm not in school And we're holdin' up the bypass Oh Me and my dad havin' a top laugh Oh whoa I'm sittin' on the toolbox Oh And I'm so glad I'm not in school, boss So glad I'm not in school - Said I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round And we're holdin' up the bypass Whoa-Oh Me and my dad havin' a top laugh Oh-whoa And I'm sittin' on the toolbox oh-oh And I'm so glad I'm not in school, boss So glad I'm not in school I said I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his Aw, I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. The Original JCB...
MOAR: http://www.MyDamnChannel.com/HorriblePeopleBilly rattles Mama's cage as Michael drops a baby bomb. Horrible People #3
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DD 9915 off a DD Z1a, only at 2 ohms for the moment. Goes very well for a poor enclosure. Tracks are: Diamonds in my Damn Chain - Young JeezyandMTX Night Bass - Bass Mechanics Big Flex
Created by Sniper2477. (Episode 5)An explosion rattles a nearby town while Marathon Man still searches for Drake and encounters someone who will change his life forever. Marathon Man:...
Iran rattles its sabres to develop a nuclear bomb. Oil from the Middle East continues to rise in price. Unrest across the region keeps the world focused on war, religion and terrorism. Where will it lead? The Bible foretells a person called the King of the South to arise in the future—plunging the region into the largest conflict ever seen. Who will be this mysterious figure and what will cause him to rise on the world scene? On this edition of Beyond Today we'll explore the question, The Coming King...
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The JCB (Tractor) Song - Me and My Dad.....sung by NIZLOPIWell, I'm rumblin' in this JCB.I'm 5 years old and my dad's a giant sitting beside me.And the engine rattles my bum like berserkWhile we're singin' , 'Don't forget your shovel if you want to go to work!'My dad's probably had a bloody hard dayBut he's been good fun and bubblin' and jokin' awayAnd the procession of cars stuck behindare gettin' all impatient and angry, but we dont mind.An' we're holdin' up the bypasswoahMe and my dad havin' a top laughoh-woahI'm sittin' on the toolboxwoahAnd I'm so glad I'm not in school, bossSo glad I'm not in schoolOh noand we pull over to let cars pastAnd pull off again, speedin' by the summer green grassAnd we're like giants up here in our big yellow diggerLike zoids, or transformers, or maybe even biggerAnd I wanna transform into a Tyrannosaurus Rex!And eat up all the bullies and the teachers and their petsAnd I'll tell all my mates that my dad's B.A. BaracusOnly with a JCB and Bruce Lee's nunchuckasAnd We're holdin' up the bypassWoahMe and my dad havin' a top laughOh whoaI'm sittin' on the toolboxOhAnd I'm so glad I'm not in school, bossSo glad I'm not in schoolAnd we're holdin' up the bypassOhMe and my dad havin' a top laughOh whoaI'm sittin' on the toolboxOhAnd I'm so glad I'm not in school, bossSo glad I'm not in school-Said I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB.I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB.I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB.I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me roundAnd we're holdin' up the bypassWhoa-OhMe and my dad havin' a top laughOh-whoaAnd I'm sittin' on the toolboxoh-ohAnd I'm so glad I'm not in school, bossSo glad I'm not in schoolI saidI'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB.I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in hisAw, I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB.I'm Luke, I'm five, and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. 'even Toddlers Need Fathers' 'Helping fathers sustain a parental relationship with their child or children through the courts'.Kingsley Miller is the author of 'even Toddlers Need Fathers'.Professor Sir Michael Rutter, author of the seminal work 'Maternal Deprivation Reassessed', and a foremost authority on children's welfare, said, The JCB (Tractor)...
The faces all around me they don't smile they just crackWaiting for our ship to come but our ships not coming backWe do our time like pennies in a jarWhat are we saving for [x2]There's a smell of stale fear that's reeking from our skins.The drinking never stops because the drinks absolve our sinsWe sit and grow our roots into the floorBut what are we waiting for? [x2][chorus:]So give me something to believeCause I am living just to breatheAnd I need something moreTo keep on breathing forSo give me something to believeSomething's always coming you can hear it in the groundIt swells into the airWith the risingRising soundAnd never comes but shakes the boards and rattles all the doorsWhat are we waiting for [x2][chorus]I am hiding from some beastBut the beast was always hereWatching without eyesBecause the beast is just my fearThat I am just nothingNow its just what I've becomeWhat am I waiting forIts already doneOh[chorus] Gossip Girl -...
An awesome song sang by Patrick's Head !---In 1803 we sailed out to seaOut from the sweet town of DerryFor Australia bound if we didn't all drownAnd the marks of our fetters we carried.In the rusty iron chains we sighed for our wainsAs our good wives we left in sorrow.As the mainsails unfurled our curses we hurledOn the English and thoughts of tomorrow.At the mouth of the foil we bid farewell to the soilAs down below deck we were lying.O Doherty's scream woken up from a dreamBy a vision of Bold Robert dying.The sun burned us cruel as we dished out the gruelDaniel Connor was down with a fever.Fifty rattles to-day bound for Botney BayHow many would meet their receiver?Oh Oh Oh Oh I wish I was back home in Derry.Oh Oh Oh Oh I wish I was back home in Derry.I cursed them to hell as our bow fought the swell.Our ship danced like a moth in the firelights.White horses rode high as the devil passed byTaking souls to Hades by twilight.Five weeks out to sea we were now forty-threeOur comrades we buried each morning.In our own slime we were lost in a time.Endless night without dawning.Oh Oh Oh Oh I wish I was back home in Derry.Oh Oh Oh Oh I wish I was back home in Derry.Van Dieman's land is a hell for a manTo live out his life in slavery.When the climate is raw and the gun makes the law.Neither wind nor rain cares for bravery.Twenty years have gone by and I've ended me bondAnd comrades' ghosts are behind me.A rebel I came and I'll die the same.On the cold winds of night you will find meOh Oh Oh Oh I wish I was back home in Derry.Oh Oh Oh Oh I wish I was back home in Derry.--- Back Home in...
Topics in today's show:--Obama finally gets past the magic delegate number--Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez rattles his saber--Danny Glover chosen to play the president?--New research show differences between male and female brains--Florida stripper sets world record for largest breasts--Guy Ritchie to direct Sherlock Holmes movieNewsBusted is a comedy webcast about the news of the day, uploaded every Tuesday and every Friday.If you like the show, be sure to subscribe!Think you're funny? Send your (short) jokes to rightstuffcomedy at yahoo.com. If we use them, we'll pay you USD $50 for each one.You can also check us out on Myspace at http://myspace.com/newsbustedStarring: Jodi MillerDirector: Bruce RoundtowerExecutive Producer: Matthew Sheffield NewsBusted 6/13/08
Pakistan v India Under-19 World Cup Final.Akhtar Ayub rattles the offstump and cleans up the final batsmen for India U19 as Pakistan win by 38 runs to once again lift the U19 World Cup trophy. Akhtar Ayub Final...
(Episode 5)An explosion rattles a nearby town while Marathon Man still searches for Drake and encounters someone who will change his life forever.Intro Song: Marathon Man Ep5...

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