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Artist: Larry Heard: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock Pop Dance House     Discography:      You Rock Me    Year: 2006    Tracks: 4      Loose Fingers    Year: 2005    Tracks: 16      Love's Arrival    Year: 2001    Tracks: 12      Can You Feel It: Trax Classics    Year: 2001    Tracks: 11      Ice Castles    Year: 1998    Tracks: 13 He never sold as many records as some of the other Chicago house producers, just Larry Heard is arguably the best to come forbidden of the scene, providing the crucial spousal relationship betwixt the warmness and communal touch sensation of discotheque with the push and futurism of house music. His authoritative mid-'80s singles on Trax Records -- as Larry Heard and Mr. Fingers, as well as Fingers Inc. with the accession of vocalists Ron Wilson and Robert Owens -- rig the guide for every house-influenced producer to come afterwards, and lots of dance artists feature name-checked him as providing the c. H. Best moments in house music's history. Unlike many of his Chicago house generation, Heard's discography is quite large, with respective albums released below each of his leash major pseudonyms plus several albums during the 1990s recorded as by Larry Heard. Natural on Chicago's south side in 1960, Heard began buying records from an early old age, and was influenced by his parents' jazz and gospel accumulation. Though he practiced on guitar and bass as a youth, he coupled a friend's ring playacting drums afterward bluffing his mode through an audition at the years of 17. Heard began practicing with excitement and became quite full, though he took a civil service job as well to pay off the bills. While playing with a form of local bands during the late '70s and early '80s (including one with future theater star Adonis on sea bass), Heard was introduced to many different types of synthesizers, and he step by step became more interested in playing keyboards than drums. Heard finally opted out of the band setup in 1984, bought a synthesizer/drum automobile combo and began producing music. After a few days with the gearing, he had recorded three tracks afterwards accepted as unplayful pinnacles of Chicago house, among them "Secret of Love," "Laundry Machine" and "Rump You Feel It." His lack of connections in the club scenery made it difficult to get the tracks listened to, though Heard finally debuted on climb with a 1985 single for DJ International named "Donnie." Instead of organism credited to Larry Heard however, the individual appeared as the It, and was co-written by street poet Harry Dennis. Later, on one of his infrequent trips into the club/party scenery, Heard met up with Robert Owens. Owens was then working as a DJ though he was (more importantly) an implausibly gifted gospel-styled vocalizer. Heard and Owens distinct to chassis Fingers Inc., with the accession of Ron Wilson. The nascent Chicago house scene was just about to irrupt with recording bodily function, and Heard released closely a xII singles during 1986-87, for both Trax and DJ International. Fingers Inc. contributed Chicago classics like "Whodunit of Love," "You're Mine," "Distant Planet" and "Bring Down the Walls" while Mr. Fingers dropped quite perhaps the most sublime house unmarried ever released, "Can You Feel It." (Though by no means a hard and fast ruler, Fingers Inc. releases were normally vocal tracks, while Heard used the tag Mr. Fingers as his solo sales outlet.) By the end of the '80s, Heard's key was existence dropped by many in the new wave of British producers influenced by American house music. He continued recording in dear, and released one of the low house full-lengths with the 1988 Fingers Inc. LP Another Side for Jack Trax Records. The following yr, Jack Trax released Heard's original 1984 instrumental demos as the Mr. Fingers record album Memory loss, even though he had never disposed consent to the album's issue. Despite its scarce legal status, the LP showcased the first-class honours degree unfolding of Heard's maven with several immaculate tracks. His large production function on the 1989 debut album by Lil' Louis (of "French people Kiss" celebrity) was noticed by the major labels and by the commencement of the 1990s, Heard was beingness offered contracts by several labels. He recorded extra corporeal with Harry Dennis, though Dennis' continuing drug problems gave Heard a desire to strike out on his have. After finally sign language to MCA as a solo act in 1991, Heard issued his first-class honours degree major-label album peerless year afterward. Mr. Fingers' Introduction charted an intriguing residuum 'tween floor-filling service department house and various tracks of polished jazz-fusion; Heard's undying influence among DJs and producers likewise made the album quite an external success. Though it graced the American dance charts as well, MCA attempted to intervene with the yield of its followup Back to Love, and later refused to spillage the album at all. It at long last appeared in 1995 on Black Market Records, the label formed by Heard's friend and old manager Ren Galston. By the time Back to Love was released however, Heard had already recorded and released another album, his first as simply Larry Heard. The record album Sceneries Not Songs, Vol. 1 (and its followup) both expanded on Heard's commitment to inner space rather than the dancefloor. He returned to a style more tied to traditional house with 1996's Extraterrestrial and the following year's Dance 2000. In late 1997, Heard suddenly declared that he had take leave recording to take a computer programing job in Memphis. Despite his ostensible retirement from music, two more albums of new tracks filtered knocked out in 1998. Yet some other, Genesis, followed in 1999. For the 2001 record album Love's Arrival, Heard signed to the respected house label Trackmode, and its followup, 2003's Where Life Begins, as well appeared on the label.

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Selena Gomez and Nick Jonas appear to have learnt nothing from Miley Cyrus' 'hacked photos' episode and have reportedly been� sending each former saucy emails and texts.

Although the pair off have denied being an item, rumours continue to fly, with insiders now claiming they have taken to expressing their mutual longing online.

"I love your mouth and I love your smile. It all melts me," Nick wrote to Selena, according to Star.

The magazine's mole says that the youngest Jonas Brother is besotted with the Disney starlet.

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Meeting Highlights From The Paediatric Committee, 29-31 July 2008 - European Medicines Agency (EMEA)

�Opinions on paediatric investigation plans adopted


The Paediatric Committee (PDCO) adopted positive opinions on pediatric investigation plans (PIPs)
for the following medicines:


-- Dabigatran etexilate, from Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, in the sanative area
of haematology and haemostaseology;


-- Thrombin alfa (recombinant), from Bayer HealthCare AG, in the therapeutic area of
haematology and haemostaseology;


-- Pramipexole dihydrochloride monohydrate, from Boehringer Ingelheim International
GmbH, in the therapeutical area of neurology;


-- Retigabine from Valeant Pharmaceuticals Ltd, in the therapeutic area of neurology.
The PDCO adopted negative opinions for PIPs for ezetimibe and zocor, from Merck Sharp &
Dohme, and for nicotinic acidulent (in an extended release shape), simvastatin and laropiprant, from
Merck Sharp & Dohme (Europe) Limited, both in the therapeutic field of endocrinology and
metabolic process. The PDCO adopted after on its own motion positive opinions on full waivers for
these medicines in all subsets of the paediatric population, on the grounds that these products do not
map a substantial therapeutic benefit over existing treatments for the pediatric population.
A paediatric investigation plan (PIP) sets out a programme for the ontogenesis of a medicine in the
pediatric population. The PIP aims to generate the necessary quality, safety and efficacy data through and through
studies to support the authorisation of the medicine for purpose in children of all ages. In some cases, a PIP
may include a waiver to study unitary or more age groups of children, or a deferral when it is appropriate
to conduct studies in adults prior to initiating studies in the paediatric population, or when studies in
the paediatric population would take thirster to guide than studies in adults.

Opinions on product-specific waivers


The PDCO adopted an opinion for a product-specific waiver, recommending that the obligation to
submit data obtained through clinical studies with children be waived in all subsets of the paediatric
population, for bortezomib, from Janssen-Cilag International, in the therapeutical area of oncology.
Waivers butt be issued if there is evidence showing that the medicative product concerned is likely to be
ineffective or unsafe in the pediatric population, or that the disease or condition targeted occurs only
in adult populations, or that the specific medicative product does not represent a significant therapeutic
benefit over existent treatments for paediatric patients.


The PDCO discussed the applicability of class waivers for products intended to treat conditions
included in the list of course waivers. Companies developing a product for a condition included in the
list of year waivers tin request check of whether the scope of the EMEA determination on a class
discharge for a condition is applicable to their product. Upon review by the PDCO, companies will
receive an issue letter confirming whether or not their product is considered to fall under the scope
of the EMEA Decision on class waivers.

Compliance check with PIPs


The PDCO endorsed a document which describes the EMEA conformation check with an in agreement PIP,
which is a requirement for the validation of new marketing authorisation applications and applications
for extensions or variations of indications. In addition to the Paediatric Committee, the EMEA has
liaised with the EMEA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) and the Coordination
Group for Mutual Recognition & Decentralised Procedures for Human Medicines for the
drafting of this document.


As of 26 July 2008, pharmaceutical companies who defer an application for a marketing
say-so for a medicine have to cater either the results of studies in children conducted in
accordance of rights with an approved PIP or an EMEA decision on a waiver or on a deferral. This will apply
from 26 January 2009 for medicines that are already authorised and for which a company is
submitting an application for an extension of indication.


At the request of the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use, a competent authority or the
applier, the PDCO will assess and formulate an judgment on the compliance of the application for
merchandising authorisation with the agreed paediatric investigating plan concerned, i.e. assess whether all
measures agreed in a PIP have been carried out in accordance with the EMEA conclusion on the PIP.
Compliance is one of several prerequisites for obtaining the rewards and incentives provided for by
the Paediatric Regulation.

Cooperation with US-FDA


The PDCO welcomed the attendance at the get together of a representative of the US Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) in the framework of the Principles of Interaction between EMEA and FDA
Pediatric Therapeutics. According to the terms of these principles, EMEA staff may attend the FDA's
Pediatric Implementation Team meetings and FDA staff may take care the EMEA's Paediatric
Committee meetings to enable regulators from either way to observe operational activities, and to
optimise mechanisms and timing of selective information exchanges.


The objectives of the cooperation between the EMEA and FDA in the subject of paediatric medicines ar
to facilitate the framework for worldwide paediatric development plans, compatible for both agencies, with
the aim of avoiding exposing children to unnecessary trials.


The next coming together of the PDCO will be held on 27-29 August 2008.


1. PDCO opinions on PIPs and waivers are transformed into EMEA decisions within the
timeframe laid down by the Paediatric Regulation (Regulation (EC) No 1901/2006, as
amended). The decisions tin can be ground here.


2. The Principles of Interaction between EMEA and FDA Pediatric Therapeutics can be found on
the EMEA website here (PDF).


3. The document on procedural advice for validation of new marketing mandate applications
for extensions/variations and compliance check with an agreed PIP is published in the
Medicines for children section of the EMEA website.


4. More information about the PDCO and the Paediatric Regulation is available in the 'Medicines
for children' division of the EMEA web site.

European Medicines Agency


The European Medicines Agency (EMEA) is a decentralized body of the European Union with headquarters in London. Its main responsibility is the protection and promotion of public and animal health, through the evaluation and supervision of medicines for human and veterinary employment.

http://www.emea.europa.eu


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Anais

   
Artist: Anais

   Genre(s): 
Dance: Pop
   Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 Asi Soy Yo

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 17


   
 Cheap Show

   Year:    
Tracks: 14

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Ron Carter

   
Artist: Ron Carter

   Genre(s): 
Other
   Jazz
   

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Discography:


   
 Golden Striker

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 9


   
 Stardust

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 8


   
 When Skies Are Grey

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 7


   
 Parade

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 6


   
 Piccolo

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 6


   
 Orfeu

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 7


   
 Bass and I

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 7


   
 Eight Plus

   Year: 1990   
Tracks: 8


   
 Carnaval

   Year: 1990   
Tracks: 5

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The epitome of course of study and elegance, though non airless, Ron Carter has been a world course of study bassist and cellist since the '60s. He's among the greatest accompanists of all metre, only has too done many albums exhibiting his exceptional proficiency. He's a bright rhythmical and melodic instrumentalist, wHO uses everything in the bass and cello armory; walk lines, thick, full, salient notes and tones, drones and strumming personal effects, and line snippets. His bowing solos are nigh as telling as those done with his fingers. Carter has been featured in vesture, instrument, and pipage advertisements; he's close to being the sea bass eq of a Duke Ellington in his mix in of musical and extra-musical interests. Carter's closely as accomplished in classical euphony as jazz, and has performed with symphony orchestra orchestras all over the world. He's nearly only an acoustic instrumentalist; he did toy electrical for a short time in the late '60s and early '70s, simply hasn't used it in many, many years. Carter began playing cello at ten. But when his kinfolk moved from Ferndale, MI, to Detroit, Carter ran into problems with racial stereotypes regarding the cello and switched to bass. He played in the Eastman School's Philharmonic Orchestra, and gained his arcdegree in 1959. He touched to New York and played in Chico Hamilton's quintette with Eric Dolphy, patch as well enrolling at the Manhattan School of Music. Carter earned his master's level in 1961. After Hamiliton returned to the West Coast in 1960, Carter stayed in New York and played with Dolphy and Don Ellis, cutting his number 1 records with them. He worked with Randy Weston and Thelonious Monk, patch playing and transcription with Jaki Byard in the early '60s. Carter likewise toured and recorded with Bobby Timmons' trio, and played with Cannonball Adderley. He coupled Art Farmer's grouping for a short metre in 1963, in front he was tapped to suit a penis of Miles Davis' ring. Carter remained with Davis until 1968, appearance on every crucial mid-'60s recording and teaming with Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams to trade a new, freer speech rhythm plane section intelligent. The high profile job lED to the reputation that's seen Carter suit possibly the most recorded bassist in idle words history. He's been heard on an unprecedented number of recordings; some sources claim five hundred, others have estimated it to be as many as 1,000. The lean of citizenry he's played with is simply too slap-up to be accurately and completely cited. Carter's been a extremity of New York Jazz Sextet and New York Jazz Quartet, V.S.O.P. Tour, Milestone Jazzstars,and was in one of the groups featured in the film Round Midnight in 1986. He's lED his possess bands at various intervals since 1972, victimization a secondment bassist to keep time and make concordance so he's disengage to bring home the bacon solos. Carter regular invented his possess instrument, a piccolo bass. Carter's likewise contributed many arrangements and compositions to both his groups and other bands. He's done duo recordings with either Cedar Walton or Jim Hall. Carter's recorded for Embryo/Atlantic, CTI, Milestone, Timeless, EmArcy, Galaxy, Elektra, and Concord, eventually landing at Blue Note for LPs including 1997's The Bass and I, 1998's So What?, and 1999's Orfeu. When Skies Are Grey surfaced in early 2001.

World may succumb to polished sound of My Morning Jacket's 'Evil Urges'

NEW YORK - The change in My Morning Jacket from their last studio album, the breakthrough "Z," to their latest, "Evil Urges," is not drastic. It's not as if they brought in Timbaland to overhaul their sound or abandoned their scruffy look for more fashionable duds.

Still, much of the buzz surrounding the soulful rock collective's "Evil Urges" has centred on its polished sound and pop potential. The grooves aren't as meandering, the jamming doesn't sound as if it's being pumped out from some neighbourhood dive, as it sometimes had. Even frontman and main songwriter Jim James talks about how it sounds "less organic."

"I feel like this is our tightest record in a rhythmic sense," he says. "I feel really happy and proud about it."

All of which has led to speculation that this is the fivesome's attempt to finally make a dent into rock's mainstream. Though the Louisville, Ky.-based group has been beloved by critics and has a feverish fan base that has made them a successful touring band, their biggest-selling CD was 2005's acclaimed "Z" - 216,000, respectable numbers for an indie band but nowhere near close to mainstream.

With the release of "Evil Urges," they've already got more exposure. The band recently appeared on "Saturday Night Live," booked its first gig at Radio City Music Hall and plans to close out the year with a New Year's Eve performance at Madison Square Garden. The CD, released this month, sold about 50,000 copies for a top 10 debut on Billboard's Top 200 album chart.

But while their songs may be a bit more refined, and could be more palatable to radio stations, the group - which includes James, guitarist Carl Broemel, bassist Tom Blankenship, drummer Patrick Hallahan and keyboardist Bo Koster - doesn't foresee itself becoming a top 40 band any time soon, nor is it striving to be.

"It depends on what you think of as the next level, too, because I think we did go to the next level over the last two or three years. It's an incremental thing, which is important to us versus going from however many records to millions and millions of records," says Broemel.

"I think that's what people are thinking, like, 'They're going to break off and be a household name,' but I don't know. People always see us and they're like, 'What band are you guys?' and we're like, My Morning Jacket, and they're like, 'Who?"' he recounts, as the rest of the band laughs. "That happens all the time, and I don't think we care."

Producer Joe Chiccarelli, who has worked with superstar acts like U2 and Elton John as well as Beck, Rufus Wainright and Tori Amos, says "Evil Urges" is the most "instantly accessible ... groove-oriented batch of songs that the band has done."

The songs, mostly written by James, still have that potent mixture of funk and rock, they bring in more musical elements, and, as Chiccarelli explains, less of a jam-band feel that had defined the band in its early days.

"When I heard the demos and I was just instantly taken by the fact that (James) was trying to say things in a more concise manner, that songs weren't as long or as rambling, they were more focused and to the point," he says.

James, 30, says the band not only wanted to try a different sound, but a more seamless sound as well: He describes the band's drumming as so tight that "sometimes you're maybe confused if it's a real person playing."

"I feel like 'Z' was a bridge kind of between more of the older sound and to more of a newer sound ... they still have all of elements but it's progression," James says as he and the band sit in a friend's apartment in Manhattan to discuss the record a couple of months before its release.

For the CD "Z," the band worked with producer John Leckie, whose credits include Radiohead, and recorded the CD in picturesque upstate New York. The result: an album that was a critical triumph and a commercial breakthrough.

But to change things up this time around, My Morning Jacket not only went with another producer but decided to record the CD in Manhattan - in an uncomfortable, cramped studio, as the band describes it, which kept them focused on the job at hand.

"It was really a hard record. Parts of it were fun, but it wasn't a fun record: We weren't sitting around laughing," James says, as they all laugh as if on a private joke. "It was like we went in everyday for 12-hour shifts ... it was much different from any other record in that all the other records were spaced out."

"It wasn't pretty all the time (but) it was beautiful in hindsight," says Hallahan.

It was quite different from how they wrote the music for the record - in scenic Colorado, where the group communed for a month not only to get inspired about music, but to get closer together as a unit.

"I think it was special because we go on tour together and that's just a constant moving thing, whereas in Colorado we stayed in one place and just marinated in that place, literally," says Broemer. "We cooked a lot, we played a lot of basketball ... and we made music together. More importantly, because we were so secluded, I think the isolation forced us to realize why we're still in this band together, why we're on this quest."

And that quest, in Chiccarelli's eyes, doesn't include plans to become a commercial band with radio-ready hits.

"(The goal is) not to make the songs disposable or slight or pop songs," Chiccarelli says. "I don't think the band is capable of making that. I just don't think it's in them, and I think if that's what they wanted to do they could do that because they are kind of fans of a lot of different music."

Besides, as the band sees it, their career has been gaining momentum with each album - slow and steady, always on the rise. And they're hoping that trajectory continues.

"We've been pretty lucky to continually go up," James says. "I feel like there's peaks and valleys in everyone's career and the goal is to keep being honest and make hit records and let the chips fall where they may."

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On the Net:

http://www.mymorningjacket.com

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