Hardwell ft. Mitch Crown – Call Me A Spaceman (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

OUT NOW bit.ly Hardwell releases the vocal version of the worldwide hit Spaceman. Mitch Crown has provided the vocals for this track now going by the name Call Me A Spaceman. The Music Video for Call Me A Spaceman is a combination of 3D animation with the Spaceman of the original artwork as the leading part along with the high energized live footage editing Hardwells videos are famous for. This Music Video also has some stunning sound effects added for that special space ride experience. Call Me A Spaceman is the official successor to the worldwide hit Cobra which has been topping the dance chart all over the world. Spaceman saw its release in February and landed on the #2 spot at Beatport and has been setting dance floors on fire for months. The instrumental version got signed to over 15 countries. With this version the cross over to radio is a fact on which Mitch Crown provided the vocals. Mitch Crown is a well known singersongwriter in todays dance scene and already worked with Fedde Le Grand and on successful solo projects. The 24-year-old talent is surely one of the most successful producersDJs of today. In 2011 he entered the renowned DJ Mag Top 100 poll as the highest Dutchman, at number 24. In the past 2 years, Hardwell has collaborated with the likes of Tiësto, as well as creating remixes for the likes of Rihanna, Taio Cruz, Armin van Buuren and Martin Solveig. The success of this talented artist is out of this world. This year he won the IDMA <b>…<b>

19th Nervous Breakdown : Rolling Stones Cover

HQ STEREO LINK: www.youtube.com "19th Nervous Breakdown" The Rolling Stones cover from "Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)" (66) Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Vocal, Backing Vocal and Drum programming (GarageBand) : Seiji

Brian Jones Song: Original Stone

Song: ORiginal Stone Music and Lyrics: Gord Jantzen All Vocals & Guitar: Gord Jantzen Drums, Sitar, Marimbas, Percussives; Rocky JR Produced By Rocky JR Copyrights to Original Stone Gord Jantzen 2008 Recorded @ RMJ Studios in Coquitlam, BC CA Aug-Sep 2007 A tribute song I wrote about the wonderful musical genius of Brian Jones. He took the band into some marvelous directions that might not have happened without him. Without Brian Jones the Stones would have become a Chuck Berry clone band. A very close dear friend to Bob Dylan; Dylan provided the casket at Sir Brian Jones funeral. Perspectively, I think it is the great ProducerEngineer — Eddie Kramer who summed it up best about working with the Stones and his favorite member of that band. Thus , it follows: Eddie Kramer: on SIR BRIAN JONES;;;;;; "Dear asthmatic, old Brian. He was so sweet. And was to me — He was the Genius behind the Stones. The guy who had the most musical knowledge". Rolling Stones at Olympic Studios, London 1967 www.kramerarchives.com (( Gotto this website and click on the STONES Pictures and youll find the audio clip with Kramers views on Sir Brian Jones. In addition, Brian Jones played percussion on Jimis version of ALL Along the Watchtower and jam session of "My Little One" with Brian Jones playing Sitar . With the Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary coming this year in 2012 — hopefully with a World Tour or at the very least some concert dates at the 02 Arena in London. Without Sir Brian Jones <b>…<b>

Mick Jagger On Britains Got Talent

Featuring The Vocal and Visual Talents of Stevie Riks. www.stevieriks.com www.youtube.comMrSTEVIERIKS