Tout   Téléchargement mp3   Streaming video   Streaming audio  

  48 fm liege   Accent4
  Afm   Alouette
  Battle music   Berbere radio
  Bide et musique   C9 radio
  Canada information   Canada musique
  Canada premiere   Canal academie
  Cfom   Cherie fm
  Chrc 80   Chyc fm
  Chyz   Ciel fm
  Cjmf 93.3 fm   Ckia fm
  Ckrl   Cocktail fm
  Contact plus   Cpam radiounion
  Crock fm   Cxradio
  Dife   Dj webradio
  Durance fm   Enjoy station
  Espace   Espace fm
  Europe 1   Europe2
  France culture   France info
  France inter   France musique
  Frequence 3   Frequence 3 90's
  Frequence jazz   Frequence protestante
  Fun radio wmp   Grosse caisse
  Happy fm   Hit music station
  Hot mix radio   Hotfresh
  Kokomo   Kyk fm
  Le mouv   Lemixx
  Linas jazz   Littoral fm
  Lounge radio   Magic radio
  Magnum la radio   Mangembo fm
  Manhattan show   Mc one
  Meyrin fm   Mona fm
  Music hitz fm   Music plus movie
  Nectarine   Neptune fm
  Net 80   Newhit
  Nostalgie   Nostalgie belgique
  Nostalgie british   Nostalgie 80
  Nostalgie cote ivoire   Nostalgie live
  Nostalgie rock legend   Nostalgiefm haiti
  Nrj antilles   Nrj extravadance
  Nrj france   Nrj guadeloupe
  Nrj guest   Nrj guyane
  Nrj hit   Nrj martinique
  Nrj noumea   Nrj pop
  Oceane fm   Ouepa fm
  Oui fm   Paris one
  Perrine fm   Phare fm
  Planet compas   Prun nantes
  Puls'radio   Pulse 90 fm
  Puredj   Pytagor
  Radio abf   Radio abf undergroun
  Radio activ   Radio balisier
  Radio blagon soft   Radio blagon reggae
  Radio blagon rock   Radio bonheur
  Radio campus gren.   Radio campus orleans
  Radio contact   Radio courchevel
  Radio evasion   Radio flam
  Radio fribourg   Radio g!
  Radio gayane   Radio jam
  Radio jazz interna.   Radio jonzac
  Radio junior   Radio kol hachalom
  Radio lune bd   Radio neo
  Radio plus toulouse   Radio pulse
  Radio quartz   Radio rdm
  Radio scoop   Radio soleil d'haiti
  Radio space   Radio star marseille
  Radio tam-tam   Radio transparence
  Radio union   Radio wave
  Rci guadeloupe   Rct - lyon
  Recc   Rfm
  Rires et chansons   Rockattak
  Rouge fm   Rouge platine
  Route 90   Rtbf classic 21
  Rtbf musiq 3   Rtbf premiere
  Rtbf pure fm   Rtf
  Signal fm haiti   Skyrock
  Soundbeat radio   Special radio
  Sport fm   Station millenium
  Sun fm   Sun paradise
  Surfingradio   Taal fm
  Terre marine   The jazz excursion
  Top fm   Triangle fm
  Tropiques fm   Tsf jazz
  Vallee fm   Vittavilive
  Vnrj master mix   Voce nustrale
  W3 bluesradio   Watt fm
  Wrnb   X-stre80
31 Videos  
page 1 / 2
     suivant
  jeannine by duke pearson
vilmos halmos - piano zsolt kelemen - bass gábor kovacsevics - drums vilmos halmos - piano zsolt kelemen - bass gábor kovacsevics - drums vilmos halmos - piano zsolt kelemen - bass gábor kovacsevics - drums
  duke pearson-chili peppers
duke pearson duke pearson duke pearson
  stormy - duke pearson - flora purim
it could only happen with you burt collins, joe shepley (tp) kenny rupp (tb) hermeto pascoal (fl, g, b) al gibbons (as, afl) possibly frank foster (ts) duke pearson (pf, el-p) theo (g, b -1/3,5,6) bob cranshaw (b, el-b) mickey roker (ds) flora purim (vo -1,2,5) recorded at rudy van gelder studio, englewood cliffs, nj, april 10, 1970 blue note bn-la 317-g it could only happen with you burt collins, joe shepley (tp) kenny rupp (tb) hermeto pascoal (fl, g, b) al gibbons (as, afl) possibly frank foster (ts) duke pearson (pf, el-p) theo (g, b -1/3,5,6) bob cranshaw (b, el-b) mickey roker (ds) flora purim (vo -1,2,5) recorded at rudy van gelder studio, englewood cliffs, nj, april 10, 1970 blue note bn-la 317-g it could only happen with you burt collins, joe shepley (tp) kenny rupp (tb) hermeto pascoal (fl, g, b) al gibbons (as, afl) possibly frank foster (ts) duke pearson (pf, el-p) theo (g, b -1/3,5,6) bob cranshaw (b, el-b) mickey roker (ds) flora purim (vo -1,2,5) recorded at rudy van gelder studio, englewood cliffs, nj, april 10, 1970 blue note bn-la 317-g
  duke pearson - stormy
classic from the blue note album - it could only happen with you classic from the blue note album - it could only happen with you classic from the blue note album - it could only happen with you
  duke pearson - cristo redentor
... ... ...
  i'm a fool to want you - duke pearson
i'm a fool to want you - duke pearson ?tender feelin's? duke pearson (pf), gene taylor (b), lex humphries (ds) recorded at rudy van gelder studio, englewood cliffs, nj ,december 16.19, 1959 blue note blp 4035 i'm a fool to want you - duke pearson ?tender feelin's? duke pearson (pf), gene taylor (b), lex humphries (ds) recorded at rudy van gelder studio, englewood cliffs, nj ,december 16.19, 1959 blue note blp 4035 i'm a fool to want you - duke pearson ?tender feelin's? duke pearson (pf), gene taylor (b), lex humphries (ds) recorded at rudy van gelder studio, englewood cliffs, nj ,december 16.19, 1959 blue note blp 4035
  duke pearson - the moana surf
duke pearson - the moana surf duke pearson - the moana surf duke pearson - the moana surf
  michael drayton 'the ballad of agincourt'
the ballad of agincourt by michael drayton 1563-1631 read by david shaw parker fair stood the wind for france, when we our sails advance, nor now to prove our chance, longer will tarry; but putting to the main at kaux, the mouth of seine, with all his martial train, landed king harry. and taking many a fort, furnished in warlike sort, marcheth towards agincourt, in happy hour; skirmishing day by day with those that stopp'd his way, where the french general lay with all his power. which in his height of pride, king henry to deride, his ransom to provide to the king sending; which he neglects the while as from a nation vile, yet with angry smile their fall portending. and turning to his men, quoth our brave henry then: though they be one to ten, be not amazed. yet have we well begun, battles so bravely won have ever to the sun by fame rased. and for myself, quoth he, this my full rest shall be, england ne'er mourn for me, nor more esteem me; victor i will remain, or on this earth lie slain, never shall she sustain loss to redeem me. poitiers and crecy tell, when most their pride did swell, under our swords they fell; no less our skill is than when our grandsire great, claiming a regal seat by many a warlike feat, lopped the french lilies. the duke of york so dread the eager vaward led; with the main henry sped amongst his henchmen. exeter had the rear, a braver man not there, oh lord, how hot they were on the false frenchmen! they now to fight are gone, armor on armor shone, drum now to drum did groan, to hear was wonder, that with the cries they make the very earth did shake, trumpet to trumpet spake, thunder to thunder. well it thine age became, oh noble erpingham, which didst the signal aim to our hid forces; when from a meadow by, like a storm suddenly, the english archery struck the french horses. with spanish yew so strong, arrows a cloth-yard long, that like to serpents stung, piercing the weather; none from his fellow starts, but playing manly parts, and like true english hearts, stuck close together. when down their bows they threw, and forth their bilboes drew, and on the french they flew, not one was tardy; arms were from shoulders sent, scalps to the teeth were rent, down the french peasants went; our men were hardy. this while our noble king, his broad sword brandishing, down the french host did ding, as to o'erwhelm it; and many a deep wound lent, his arms with blood bespent, and many a cruel dent bruised his helmet. gloster, that duke so good, next of the royal blood, for famous england stood with his brave brother; clarence, in steel so bright, though but a maiden night, yet in that furious fight, scarce such another. warwick in blood did wade, oxford the foe invade, and cruel slaughter made, still as they ran up; suffolk his ax did ply, beaumont and willoughby bare them right doughtily, ferrers and fanhope. upon st. crispin's day fought was this noble fray, which fame did not delay to england to carry; oh when shall english men with such acts fill a pen, or england breed again such a king harry? audio created by robert nichol audioproductions all rights reseved not bbc not isis not clipper audio not recorded books not naxos audiobooks not pearson but robert nichol audioproductions shakespeare, william shakespeare, oscar wilde, j.r.r.tolkien, spike milligan, peter cook & dudley moore, westlife, sid vicious & johnny rotten and the sex pistols , and orson welles and judy geeson and jan francis audioproductions london rnaudioproductionsnot bbc not isis not clipper audio not recorded books not naxos audiobooks not pearson but robert nichol audioproductions shakespeare, william shakespeare, oscar wilde, j.r.r.tolkien, spike milligan, peter cook & dudley moore, westlife, sid vicious & johnny rotten and the sex pistols , and orson welles and judy geeson and jan francis audioproductions london rnaudioproductions robert nichol audioproductions london the ballad of agincourt by michael drayton 1563-1631 read by david shaw parker fair stood the wind for france, when we our sails advance, nor now to prove our chance, longer will tarry; but putting to the main at kaux, the mouth of seine, with all his martial train, landed king harry. and taking many a fort, furnished in warlike sort, marcheth towards agincourt, in happy hour; skirmishing day by day with those that stopp'd his way, where the french general lay with all his power. which in his height of pride, king henry to deride, his ransom to provide to the king sending; which he neglects the while as from a nation vile, yet with angry smile their fall portending. and turning to his men, quoth our brave henry then: though they be one to ten, be not amazed. yet have we well begun, battles so bravely won have ever to the sun by fame rased. and for myself, quoth he, this my full rest shall be, england ne'er mourn for me, nor more esteem me; victor i will remain, or on this earth lie slain, never shall she sustain loss to redeem me. poitiers and crecy tell, when most their pride did swell, under our swords they fell; no less our skill is than when our grandsire great, claiming a regal seat by many a warlike feat, lopped the french lilies. the duke of york so dread the eager vaward led; with the main henry sped amongst his henchmen. exeter had the rear, a braver man not there, oh lord, how hot they were on the false frenchmen! they now to fight are gone, armor on armor shone, drum now to drum did groan, to hear was wonder, that with the cries they make the very earth did shake, trumpet to trumpet spake, thunder to thunder. well it thine age became, oh noble erpingham, which didst the signal aim to our hid forces; when from a meadow by, like a storm suddenly, the english archery struck the french horses. with spanish yew so strong, arrows a cloth-yard long, that like to serpents stung, piercing the weather; none from his fellow starts, but playing manly parts, and like true english hearts, stuck close together. when down their bows they threw, and forth their bilboes drew, and on the french they flew, not one was tardy; arms were from shoulders sent, scalps to the teeth were rent, down the french peasants went; our men were hardy. this while our noble king, his broad sword brandishing, down the french host did ding, as to o'erwhelm it; and many a deep wound lent, his arms with blood bespent, and many a cruel dent bruised his helmet. gloster, that duke so good, next of the royal blood, for famous england stood with his brave brother; clarence, in steel so bright, though but a maiden night, yet in that furious fight, scarce such another. warwick in blood did wade, oxford the foe invade, and cruel slaughter made, still as they ran up; suffolk his ax did ply, beaumont and willoughby bare them right doughtily, ferrers and fanhope. upon st. crispin's day fought was this noble fray, which fame did not delay to england to carry; oh when shall english men with such acts fill a pen, or england breed again such a king harry? audio created by robert nichol audioproductions all rights reseved not bbc not isis not clipper audio not recorded books not naxos audiobooks not pearson but robert nichol audioproductions shakespeare, william shakespeare, oscar wilde, j.r.r.tolkien, spike milligan, peter cook & dudley moore, westlife, sid vicious & johnny rotten and the sex pistols , and orson welles and judy geeson and jan francis audioproductions london rnaudioproductionsnot bbc not isis not clipper audio not recorded books not naxos audiobooks not pearson but robert nichol audioproductions shakespeare, william shakespeare, oscar wilde, j.r.r.tolkien, spike milligan, peter cook & dudley moore, westlife, sid vicious & johnny rotten and the sex pistols , and orson welles and judy geeson and jan francis audioproductions london rnaudioproductions robert nichol audioproductions london the ballad of agincourt by michael drayton 1563-1631 read by david shaw parker fair stood the wind for france, when we our sails advance, nor now to prove our chance, longer will tarry; but putting to the main at kaux, the mouth of seine, with all his martial train, landed king harry. and taking many a fort, furnished in warlike sort, marcheth towards agincourt, in happy hour; skirmishing day by day with those that stopp'd his way, where the french general lay with all his power. which in his height of pride, king henry to deride, his ransom to provide to the king sending; which he neglects the while as from a nation vile, yet with angry smile their fall portending. and turning to his men, quoth our brave henry then: though they be one to ten, be not amazed. yet have we well begun, battles so bravely won have ever to the sun by fame rased. and for myself, quoth he, this my full rest shall be, england ne'er mourn for me, nor more esteem me; victor i will remain, or on this earth lie slain, never shall she sustain loss to redeem me. poitiers and crecy tell, when most their pride did swell, under our swords they fell; no less our skill is than when our grandsire great, claiming a regal seat by many a warlike feat, lopped the french lilies. the duke of york so dread the eager vaward led; with the main henry sped amongst his henchmen. exeter had the rear, a braver man not there, oh lord, how hot they were on the false frenchmen! they now to fight are gone, armor on armor shone, drum now to drum did groan, to hear was wonder, that with the cries they make the very earth did shake, trumpet to trumpet spake, thunder to thunder. well it thine age became, oh noble erpingham, which didst the signal aim to our hid forces; when from a meadow by, like a storm suddenly, the english archery struck the french horses. with spanish yew so strong, arrows a cloth-yard long, that like to serpents stung, piercing the weather; none from his fellow starts, but playing manly parts, and like true english hearts, stuck close together. when down their bows they threw, and forth their bilboes drew, and on the french they flew, not one was tardy; arms were from shoulders sent, scalps to the teeth were rent, down the french peasants went; our men were hardy. this while our noble king, his broad sword brandishing, down the french host did ding, as to o'erwhelm it; and many a deep wound lent, his arms with blood bespent, and many a cruel dent bruised his helmet. gloster, that duke so good, next of the royal blood, for famous england stood with his brave brother; clarence, in steel so bright, though but a maiden night, yet in that furious fight, scarce such another. warwick in blood did wade, oxford the foe invade, and cruel slaughter made, still as they ran up; suffolk his ax did ply, beaumont and willoughby bare them right doughtily, ferrers and fanhope. upon st. crispin's day fought was this noble fray, which fame did not delay to england to carry; oh when shall english men with such acts fill a pen, or england breed again such a king harry? audio created by robert nichol audioproductions all rights reseved not bbc not isis not clipper audio not recorded books not naxos audiobooks not pearson but robert nichol audioproductions shakespeare, william shakespeare, oscar wilde, j.r.r.tolkien, spike milligan, peter cook & dudley moore, westlife, sid vicious & johnny rotten and the sex pistols , and orson welles and judy geeson and jan francis audioproductions london rnaudioproductionsnot bbc not isis not clipper audio not recorded books not naxos audiobooks not pearson but robert nichol audioproductions shakespeare, william shakespeare, oscar wilde, j.r.r.tolkien, spike milligan, peter cook & dudley moore, westlife, sid vicious & johnny rotten and the sex pistols , and orson welles and judy geeson and jan francis audioproductions london rnaudioproductions robert nichol audioproductions london
  lee pearson, interview; duke smart home
interview with lee pearson before moving into the home depot smart home at duke university. inaugural year, spring 2008 interview with lee pearson before moving into the home depot smart home at duke university. inaugural year, spring 2008 interview with lee pearson before moving into the home depot smart home at duke university. inaugural year, spring 2008
  duke pearson - xibaba
duke pearson - xibaba from the i don't care who knows it lp... duke pearson - xibaba from the i don't care who knows it lp... duke pearson - xibaba from the i don't care who knows it lp...
  grant green - jean de fleur
from from from
  art farmer plays duke pearson's "you kno...
art farmer speaks & plays duke pearson's art farmer speaks & plays duke pearson's art farmer speaks & plays duke pearson's
  jeannine
the hard bop classic by duke pearson, played by instructors at bc swing workshop, august 2007. the hard bop classic by duke pearson, played by instructors at bc swing workshop, august 2007. the hard bop classic by duke pearson, played by instructors at bc swing workshop, august 2007.
  dizzy reece - summertime
tony hall (who did a lot of hard work in the british jazz scene during the 50's ) persuaded alfred lion -blue note- to record trumpeter dizzy reece. so reece, living in london by that time, recorded 'blues in trinity' with art taylor (drs) and donald byrd (t), (who where working in paris by that time) tubby hayes (s), terry shannon(p) and lloyd thompson(b) in a studio in north london. it was on august 24, 1957. when dizzy reece (born in jamaica, living in new york now) came over to america, it was quite a buzz. picked up by blue note, he recorded another two great albums, star bright and soundin' off. 1958-1959 was a very productive year for blue note, recording 68 sessions with several new leaders like duke pearson, tina brooks, jackie mclean and donald byrd. i have to say, reece's albums where much better then (the more famous) albums from donald byrd coming out in those years. reece did one album for prestige, 'asia minor', in 1962. 'summertime' is one of the great tracks of the album. with baritonist cecil payne, joe farrell on tenor and flute, pianist hank jones, bassist ron carter, and drummer charlie persip. tony hall (who did a lot of hard work in the british jazz scene during the 50's ) persuaded alfred lion -blue note- to record trumpeter dizzy reece. so reece, living in london by that time, recorded 'blues in trinity' with art taylor (drs) and donald byrd (t), (who where working in paris by that time) tubby hayes (s), terry shannon(p) and lloyd thompson(b) in a studio in north london. it was on august 24, 1957. when dizzy reece (born in jamaica, living in new york now) came over to america, it was quite a buzz. picked up by blue note, he recorded another two great albums, star bright and soundin' off. 1958-1959 was a very productive year for blue note, recording 68 sessions with several new leaders like duke pearson, tina brooks, jackie mclean and donald byrd. i have to say, reece's albums where much better then (the more famous) albums from donald byrd coming out in those years. reece did one album for prestige, 'asia minor', in 1962. 'summertime' is one of the great tracks of the album. with baritonist cecil payne, joe farrell on tenor and flute, pianist hank jones, bassist ron carter, and drummer charlie persip. tony hall (who did a lot of hard work in the british jazz scene during the 50's ) persuaded alfred lion -blue note- to record trumpeter dizzy reece. so reece, living in london by that time, recorded 'blues in trinity' with art taylor (drs) and donald byrd (t), (who where working in paris by that time) tubby hayes (s), terry shannon(p) and lloyd thompson(b) in a studio in north london. it was on august 24, 1957. when dizzy reece (born in jamaica, living in new york now) came over to america, it was quite a buzz. picked up by blue note, he recorded another two great albums, star bright and soundin' off. 1958-1959 was a very productive year for blue note, recording 68 sessions with several new leaders like duke pearson, tina brooks, jackie mclean and donald byrd. i have to say, reece's albums where much better then (the more famous) albums from donald byrd coming out in those years. reece did one album for prestige, 'asia minor', in 1962. 'summertime' is one of the great tracks of the album. with baritonist cecil payne, joe farrell on tenor and flute, pianist hank jones, bassist ron carter, and drummer charlie persip.
  duke garwood @ brixton windmill, 26th ap...
duke garwood supporting josh t. pearson @ the brixton windmill. never seen or heard duke before, i arrived as he was playing this song and i totally fell in love with the style of playing, the atmosphere created from it. when i close my eyes and listen i can imagine being in some old bar during the 1920s or 1930s in texas (or someplace similar) hearing some ancient black dude playing authentic blues! there's a gritty, earthy vintage sound going on... absolutely beautiful... does anyone know the name of the song? duke garwood supporting josh t. pearson @ the brixton windmill. never seen or heard duke before, i arrived as he was playing this song and i totally fell in love with the style of playing, the atmosphere created from it. when i close my eyes and listen i can imagine being in some old bar during the 1920s or 1930s in texas (or someplace similar) hearing some ancient black dude playing authentic blues! there's a gritty, earthy vintage sound going on... absolutely beautiful... does anyone know the name of the song? duke garwood supporting josh t. pearson @ the brixton windmill. never seen or heard duke before, i arrived as he was playing this song and i totally fell in love with the style of playing, the atmosphere created from it. when i close my eyes and listen i can imagine being in some old bar during the 1920s or 1930s in texas (or someplace similar) hearing some ancient black dude playing authentic blues! there's a gritty, earthy vintage sound going on... absolutely beautiful... does anyone know the name of the song?
  jeannine - mike engle
A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   U   V   W   X   Y   Z 
Buzz - Streaming sexe - Videos streaming - Videos adultes - News people - Jeux d'arcade - Jeux flash - Actualité video - Actualité télé - Célébrités sexy 
Jeux en ligne - LesParoles.com
 jack robert   david e sugar   jonathan miller   roy bittan   sugar & spice   giuseppe maletto   imperanon   madita   the meices   maria chiara   kathleen ferrier   thierry chaze   big head todd and the monsters   melao   evermore   laurencini da roma   philippe saunier   kauneimmat joululaulut   d.a.f.   dia fadila   emerson hart   eric mc fadden   george treverson   ensemblepossible   hilario camacho   u s roughnecks   jennifer home   ensemble d arco   hound dog taylor   kanenhi:io   angelique marjory   control freak   pai ngee murung   ultraje a rigor   david bowie   kelly clarkson   contra legem   les compères grat fils   dht   mighty sam mc clain   enon   bruno salomone   coma star   janet lawson   conjunto regional de brasilia   claude lavoix   travel electro   manuel barrueco   the sequence   swv   giulaino rivetti   daran et les chaises   the crazy tennesseans   andrew bassie campbell   roland wagenführer   daguerre   henrik nordgren   marion rouxin   maharo   rev. isiah shelton   jim murray   asa   annette humpe   murs   larry heard   charles guillet   s club 7   annie   earl bennett   toomas kapten   dj 88 keys   marina domashenko   jill johnson   larry stewart   citizens for a better america   bon   orchestre symphonique de bratislava   mohammed nasser   elliot goldenthal   tinsel   fat pat   frank socolow s duke   colin   antoine brumel   carmen de sole   david bisbal   ramon de andres   outsidaz   peace   hervé millancourt   becker   swen   soukous star   los carabajal   stéphane kerecki   lasse stefanz   crackmind   the jim snidero live quartet   krakow philharmonic chorus   kiltir