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78How To Write Stand Up Comedy - From Eddie Murphy to Lee Evans
Explore the techniques of stand up artists and how to write stand up comedy with structure. Eddie Murphy, Jim Carrey, Chris Rock, Bill Hicks and Lee Evans explored.
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79My List of Ten Best Guitar Solos
This is my top ten list of what I consider to be the ten best guitar solos of all time in order of greatness. I take full responsibility for all inclusions and exclusions and the order they are in. You may try to convince me otherwise, but I don't think much of your chances.
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66Classical Music-Take time to listen!
Insights on the music of the Classical masters. Learning how to appreciate classical music!
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80"I won't be a rock star. I will be a legend."--The Freddie Mercury Story
a short biography of musician Freddie Mercury, vocalist of Queen
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72Famous Piano Solo Compositions
I put together some of the most famous piano solo music ever written... music which I feel most of us has heard at one point or another via commercials, television or films....
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71Instrumental Classical Music: My Favorites
In this article, I discuss briefly my favorite instrumental classical music, focusing upon short pieces and movements from larger works. I'm using the word "classical" loosely throughout this Hub — some of the works described come from the Baroque or Romantic eras, and even the twentieth century.
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81Harlem Duet: Othello & Billie
In depth analysis of Harlem Duet, particularly Black Identity. Beginning of the essay explores how racism, race, and gender affects the characters in the book and the consequences that follow.
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83Freddie Mercury: Lover of life, singer of songs
Freddie Mercury lead singer of Queen is remembered as one of the great singers of all time. His songs changed music forever.
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74Good-Bye Napster, Hello Rhapsody?
If you were a Napster subscriber, you received the email warning that they were being subsumed by Rhapsody. By instinct I knew the transition wasn't going to be as simple and seamless as promised ... and I was right. I figured there were going to...
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67The Rhapsody in Sue
My Aunt Sue was a concert and jazz pianist, an alcoholic, a troubled soul. She also had what we of Finnish descent call "sisu." Americans might call it true grit. She tackled her life and her death with unflagging tenacity. This is my tribute to her.
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