Who?Myspace Jep,de bekende myspace,nooit van gehoord?,check it out,NOW!
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Mc.Anthony Do sometimes gigs with this great blues musician of the Netherlands.
-Creative-CommonsAls je eigen nummers maakt,een alternatief," na "SABAM!; )
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JJ-LOUIS My music groove brother.He plays(groove) as a metronome and swing a' animal. Love it too play with him.Check out the recordings,LIVE!
Dance industrie Een belgische site voor "selfmate musician".
Anchor Mejans My internet musician friend.
Portable-Radio
Welcome to Portable Radio. This is a podcast that is produced by the students of 4/5JS and 5NT. A podcast is like a mini radio show. Want to subscibe to our podcast?. We played Hot Cross Buns and Au claire de la lune over a song called "Awel" by stefsax. This music is under a Creative Commons License Agreement and is available at ccMixter.org. We use "WW" by Greenroom as our theme music. It is under a Creative Commons License Agreement and is available on the Podsafe Music Network
The dotcommersCoverband en trouwens mijn beste vrienden
Homerecording
Community voor muzikanten die onafhankelijk hun eigen muziek produceren in een homestudio. Nederlandstalige info over geluidstechnieken, audio-gear nieuws, freeware audio-tools, een forum en links naar al wat met homerecording verband houdt.
The-Riff
The Riff Songwriters' podcast hosted by Ian Duncan Smith of The Hexyl Circle.
John Waters Talks to ACRL
Posted at 11:43:03 am, by ACRL Podcast Team, 89 words, 113 views Categories: Events An interview with Baltimore filmaker John Waters recorded at the 13th National ACRL Conference in Baltimore on Saturday March 31, 2007. Waters was interviewed by ACRL President Pamela Snelson, ACRL Conference Program Committee member, Carlos Melian, ACRL member and podcast introducer, David Free, and ACRL Content Strategist, Kathryn Deiss. Waters talks about early influences on his work, censorship, and freedom to read. About the Music:
The music in ACRL Podcasts is "Don’t you," mixed by stefsax and available on ccMixter. The music is used under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license. PermalinkLeave a comment • Trackback (0)
Halfzeven-DoenkerGasten van hier"Antwerpen",die fantastische muziek maken en het antwerps dialect in ere houden.Heb als limburgse musici de eer(en geleerd) gehad om met deze formatie als gastmuzikant mee te werken aan hun CD
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