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Joe Berry is a inductee in the “Traditional Country Hall of Fame”, Singing some songs in a Hollywood movie, performing member of “ The Traditional Country Opry, and has shared the stage with some of The biggest names in country music. He has appeared many times on the Stage of  “ The Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree ad is a National and International touring artist.

Joe just completed writing and recording an all original twelve song CD Titled “ The Honkytonk Highway” on “Hearts Records” which is already Considered a possible candidate for a hit by NBC and BBC networks though Uplaya a song rating service. The first night aired on my 105.9 country In forty minutes time the station received thirty phone calls asking who the Artist is, what is the title, and where could they buy it. Joe is scheduled to Do a interview with Stephan Kent on my 105.9 in a show called “ The Country Yarn, Joe and his band are looking forward to touring the rest of this year 2010 and Following a great record. You folks stop by and see Joe when he comes to a Town near you! I know you will not be disappointed.

A GOOD CHANCE TO CRY

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Texas In My Blood

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OLE HANK

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In an official statement from Emperor Magus Caligula, longtime vocalist of Swedish black metal battalion DARK FUNERAL: “I would like to inform all of our fans that on Saturday, August 21, at the Summer Breeze festival in Germany, I will be doing my last show with the band. Naturally I have mixed feelings about this decision, but it is final! They say that every person will have about 15 minutes of fame during their life. Well, I have had a hell-of-a-ride for 15 years now together with Lord Ahriman and DARK FUNERAL. As some people love to spread weird rumors about others, let me make this clear once and for all. I have not committed suicide, I have not taken an overdose, nor are there any personal issues between me and DARK FUNERAL.

However, my life has taken a new turn lately, and I am also getting married this year, thus my priorities in life lie somewhere else.I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our fans for their amazing support during all the 15 years I’ve been with the band. And I would also like to thank my brothers in DARK FUNERAL for all these years together. Lord Ahriman and I have managed to raise DARK FUNERAL from the deepest abyss, when we have confronted problems before. And there is no doubt in my mind, that DARK FUNERAL, without me, will raise once more, stronger than ever…
Thus I have spoken, thus shalt it be…… — Horns up, Masse Broberg A.K.A Emperor Magus Caligula”

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TAJ WEEKES AND ADOWA RELEASE ‘RAIN RAIN,’ FIRST SINGLE FROM NEW CD, A WATERLOGGED SOUL KITCHEN

Jatta Records presents Taj Weekes and Adowa’s ground breaking third album, A Waterlogged Soul Kitchen, set for worldwide release on August 10, 2010. Their debut single, Rain Rain, ushers in a deluge of fresh reggae songs laced with acoustic strings including guitar, violin and cello with splashes of soulful harmonica and a touch of afro-folk simplicity for an album that will challenge listeners to redefine common perceptions of reggae and where it’s heading as a genre.

Originally prompted by the circumstances created by Hurricane Katrina, Rain Rain laments the delayed and often ineffectual action following the devastating events experienced by residents of Louisiana and neighboring states in August 2005. Weekes vocalizes, “When the Rain Rain washed away / caring went away / now love’s gone dry beneath a saturated sky.” Weekes adds, “It seems appropriate that the song is ready for release just as the five-year anniversary of the disaster is commemorated.”

However, Weekes continues, “Though Rain Rain references Katrina, the message goes above and beyond the isolated story of a flood and brings to mind the continuous downpour of human suffering and natural disasters the world over and how quickly we forget.” He sings, “The newsreels are all soaked / the day the levees broke / since no one’s speaking / the roof’s still leaking. Now love’s down to a drizzle / memories how they fizzle / amnesia’s in they’ve forgotten.”

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Listening to this artist takes me back in time to when Country Music had a whole different meaning. Within the Nashville of the early 1970s, talent was a given to many great artist like Charlie Rich. Joe Berry as a artist and seeing him perform with his jazzy piano work, reflects a raw integrity that no one else can sell to the world but him.

One thing i can say Joe Berry’s music is the kind of music and artist that holds up, and endures though time. Compared to many of artist that change their style though their career this artist stay’s true to his roots as a Country artist.

Joe’s ability and desire to sing a country song with tinges of soul and compassion has been with him from early on. And if one considers music to be a language, then like a language, the vocabulary – the songs, the sounds, the productions always stay’s true to his roots.

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Blues with a feeling, coming to you from Las Vegas, Nevada. Showcasing some new music and some past favorites in this show. So push the play button and enjoy some Desert Blues featuring Luggnutt, Billy Ray Charles, Shay Dillon, Buck69, Jeff Chazz, Guitar Boy and Buck Shamus. It’s Bluez U Can Use on New Artist Radio.

01. LUGGNUTT – VEGAS LIGHTS
02. BILLY RAY CHARLES – JHONNIE WALKER RED
03. LUGGNUTT – SNAPPER
04. BILLY RAY CHARLES – I BEEN PARTYING ALL NIGHT
05. SHAY DILLON – SLIPPIN AWAY
06. BILLY RAY CHARLES – VIAGRA
07. JEFF CHAZZ – INSTRUMENT OF PLEASURE
08. BILLY RAY CHARLES – THERE’S A RAT LOOSE IN MY HOUSE
09. LUGGNUTT – NO FAKE TITTIES
10. BUCK69 – COLD WIND
11. BUCK SHAMUS – I’M NOT SAYING
12. BILLY RAY CHARLES – IF THE SHOE WERE ON THE OTHER FOOT
13. GUITAR BOY – TWO TONE BLUES

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Judy gives a pro vocal lesson “What To Do When You Can’t Get Enough Breath’, then interviews rock artist Colleen Alanna of “Love’s Tragedy” (Judy’s vocal student) and plays some of this rockband’s powerful music.

• For information on Power, Path & Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com.

• For Judy’s recording production services, go to websitewww.judyrodmanproductions.com

• Find Love’s Tragedy music at www.myspace.com/lovestragedyrocks

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