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18 marzo, 2012

Walter Daniels & Guadalupe Plata


Este álbum de Walter Daniels & Guadalupe Plata cuenta con cuatro pistas y se publicó el 8 de Febrero de 2012. Se puede descargar en distintos formatos (mp3 320, flac...) y puedes elegir cuanto quieres pagar por la descarga.

Todas las ventas serán donadas a Girls Rock Camp Austin en memoria de Esme Barrera


09 enero, 2012

France Gall - Laisse tomber les filles


Original version of the song "Laisse tomber les filles" (April March - Chick Habit) made by french singer named France GALL in 1964 (writen by Serge GAINSBOURG)


Versión original de la  canción "Laisse tomber les filles" (April March - Chick Habit) por la cantante francesa France Gall (escrita por Serge GAINSBOURG)




Letras/Lyrics (clic en "mostrar más"/click on "show more") -> http://youtu.be/L9iAcUjQ4WI


También en -> http://youtu.be/n3Kt9SR1O04

April March - Chick Habit +Lyrics+Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof soundtrack



06 enero, 2012

The Parting Glass



"The Parting Glass" is an Irish traditional song, often sung at the end of a gathering of friends. It was allegedly the most popular song sung in both Scotland andIreland before Robert Burns wrote "Auld Lang Syne".
The song should not be confused with the Scottish song of the same name, which is based on Irish folk song, Here's A Health.
The celebrated Irish folk song collector, Colm O Lochlainn,[1] pointed out that The Parting Glass shares its melody with Sweet Cootehill Town. This is another traditional farewell song, this time involving a man leaving Ireland to go to America.
However, the lyrics are quite different from The Parting Glass. One of the strengths of the Parting Glass is that it is never made clear why the person singing has to leave. He may be leaving the area or the country. It may even be that he fears he does not have long to live. The vagueness leaves each listener free to interpret the song in their own way..

08 diciembre, 2011

Ryan Horne - Terrible Tommy (as heard on FXs Sons of Anarchy

http://youtu.be/NaWG9koUY74

VERSE
I've been up and down in prison, I've lived inside this cell
Surrounded by these demons and the fiery gates of hell
I blame my mother and my father for the man that I've become
I was born into this family, I was born the devil's son
No I aint gonna see my freedom until the day they lay me in the ground

CHORUS
It's such a hard way to fall, It's such a hard, a hard way to fall
No I ain't gonna go to heaven, they have locked me in these walls
It's such a hard way to fall

VERSE
I got 20 years behind me, almost all that I can take
I've built up this rage and anger, filled my soul with void and hate
I got no hope left inside me, there ain't no joy left to give
Cause I am just an animal to all my prison friends
There ain't no good reason why I should still be alive today


05 noviembre, 2011

Saddle Pals - Ghost Riders in the Sky



Sourdough Slim and the Faux Renwah A.K.A. The Saddle Pals perform at the Hurst Ranch September 2007.


Sourdough Slim (guitar/vocals) is from Paradise, CA. Cactus Bob (fiddle) and Prairie Flower (bass) are from La Grange, CA.
Sourdough often tours solo, but when he teams with the Faux Renwahs they're know as the Saddle Pals--hope this is not too confusing!

Sourdough Slim - The Ballad of Yodeling Bill


01 noviembre, 2011

La llorona

La canción de La Llorona es un famoso son istmeño mexicano, característico del istmo de Tehuantepec (Oaxaca) conocido particularmente por su estrofa "Tápame con tu rebozo, Llorona, Porque me muero de frío" no tiene un autor específico, pero muchos cantantes han creado o copiado versos que convierten a esta canción en una historia de amor y dolor muy representativa de la época Revolucionaria Mexicana, aunque se cree que sus orígenes vienen desde la Época Prehispánica. Junto con La Adelita, La Cucaracha y La Marihuana. La Llorona se convirtió en un canto popular muy utilizado, pero a diferencia de las demás, existen muchas versiones que dicen cosas distintas.




Llorona - Eugenia León 


La llorona - Chavela Vargas