05.02.2010, 05.46
Star Wars Electronic Talking The Force Trainer:
Develop your powers of concentration, you will!
Learn to use the power of the Force!
Talking Force Trainer based on the Star Wars saga.
15 levels of Force training.
Star Wars character voices and sound effects.
Let Yoda guide you from Padawan to Jedi Master!
Bring home this amazing Talking Force Trainer today and see if you have what it takes to master the power of the Force! Control a Jedi Training Remote with your mind, using cutting-edge brainwave technology that includes a wireless headset that reads and interprets your brainwaves. Familiar Star Wars character voices and sound effects direct and encourage you, adding to the fun and excitement for kids and adults. Beginning with Padawan, Jedi Master Yoda will guide you through 15 levels of Force training, as you develop your powers of concentration. Perhaps you’ll discover that you have the skills to reach the highest rank of Jedi Master!
http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo.asp?number=UM15051
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03.02.2010, 00.30
Get a sneak preview of the album and download the single “I Learned the Hard Way” for free
Go Here Now
Produced by Bosco Mann and recorded on an Ampex eight-track tape machine by Gabriel Roth in Daptone Records’ House of Soul studios, this record drips with a warmth and spontaneity rarely found since the golden days of Muscle Shoals and Stax. Sharon’s raw power, rhythmic swagger, moaning soulfulness, and melodic command set her firmly alongside Tina Turner, James Brown, Mavis Staples, and Aretha as a fixture in the canon of soul music. From the lushPhilly-Soul fanfare that ushers in “The Game Gets Old” at the top of the record, to the stripped down Sam Cooke-style“Mama Don’t Like My Man” at the tail, the Dap-Kings dance seamlessly through both the most crafted and simple arrangements with subtlety and discipline. I Learned the Hard Way is the “Daptone Sound” at its finest.
Tags: album, dap, Funk, jones, kings, nyc, sharon, Soul
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20.01.2010, 16.47
Folks! Here’s a short mix i’ve recorded to getting you through the frosty days. Enjoy!
Listen HERE
Cold Season
A Winter Warmer By Marc Hype
Tracklist :
K-os – Commandante / Stormy Weather (Dj Wood Edit)
Shoesy – Jakyll Break
Smoove & Turrell – You Don’t Know (Tim McVicar Remix)
Big Boss Man – Triumph Of The Olympian
Dojo Cuts – The 1-2-3’s
Speak Low – Soul Is What You Got
Curtis Mayfield – Hell Below (Leftside Wobble Edit)
Teddy Pendergrass – Get Down, Get Funky (Leftside Wobble Edit)
Charles “Sherlock” Holmes – Investigation
The Dynamics – Miracles
Tags: breaks, disco, Funk, hip, hop, hype, marc, mix, podcast, Soul, SoulClap!, warmer, winter
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20.01.2010, 15.19
SoulClap! X Soul Kombinat present
Lookin’ Good @ St Georg – Xberg
feat.
Marc Hype (mpm rec. / soulclap!)
Johnny Hitman (soul kombinat)
Mitch Alive (soulclap! / funkstation)
Join us on our second edition of Lookin’ Good based in the beautiful St Georg Club in the heart of Berlin Kreuzberg.
Put on your dancing shoes and enjoy the diversity of our unique selection of contemporary Funk, Soul, Disco, Breaks and a dose of classic Hip Hop.
Be there or be square!
23.01.10 – 23:00h
St.Georg Club
Ritterstraße 26
( Aqua-Butzke Höfe)
Kreuzberg
5 min . von U-Bahn Moritzplatz
Tags: alive, breaks, disco, Funk, hip, hitman, hop, hype, johhny, marc, mitch, party, Soul, stgeorg
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15.01.2010, 01.44
Keep the good stuff coming. Listen to our newest Issue of the SoulClap! Radioshow. Special guest this time ist the funky key wizzard Jim Dunloop with insights ’bout the new Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop album “Stamp out Reality” on Melting Pot Music.
17.01.09 : 22:00h : Soulsender.de
Tags: alive, berlin, breaks, disco, Dunloop, Funk, hip, hop, hype, Jim, marc, mitch, MPM, radio, radioshow, Soul, tunes
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06.01.2010, 00.11
Willie Mitchell, a musician and record producer most associated with the soul and R&B scene in Memphis, has died. He was 81.
Mitchell died Tuesday at Methodist University Hospital in Memphis, after suffering cardiac arrest on Dec. 19.
Mitchell was a producer at Hi Records in the 1970s, working with soul artists such as Al Green, Ann Peebles and Syl Johnson.
He also owned Royal Studio, where emerging talent such as Buddy Guy, John Mayer and other artists first recorded.
Born and raised in Ashland, Miss., Mitchell began playing trumpet at age eight and played with local big bands.
After college, he began playing with jazz musicians like Booker Little, Charles Lloyd and Phineas Newborn Jr.
He had several instrumental hit singles in the 1960s, including 20-75 and Soul Serenade, which was also the title of one of his hit albums. Others included Willie Mitchell Live, On Top and Robbin’s Nest.
Mitchell and his band provided the musical entertainment at several New Year’s Eve parties for Elvis Presley at Presley’s Graceland home.
In 1970, he was put in charge of the Hi label, signing Green and Peebles and helping to advance their careers.
Green became one of the decade’s top soul artists with Mitchell co-producing and engineering all of Green’s albums from 1970 through 1976, as well as such Top 10 singles as Tired of Being Alone and Call Me (Come Back Home).
Green again recorded with Mitchell on 2003’s I Can’t Stop and 2005’s Everything’s OK.
Most recently, he wrote string and horn arrangements for Rod Stewart’s new album of R&B covers, and produced a still-unreleased album for soul kingpin Solomon Burke.
Mitchell received a Trustees Award from the Grammy Foundation in 2008 and a street in Memphis is named after him.
Mitchell leaves a son and two daughters.
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