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POPSMeanwhile, in the convention hall Ooooooooh, Sarah-Bara-COO-dah! If you read the actual lyrics though, this clearly is a song to be sung by Barack Obama. He's just realized that he's about to be ambushed from the weeds by the Barracuda, and forced to his knees. Not long ago, he and "the porpoise" (Joe Biden, pre-hair plugs) were just "Selling a song," with "no right, no wrong" — just playing "a whisper game" involving a "name." This is clearly a reference to the "McSame" meme on which they were relying so much. And "sell me, sell you," the porpoise and the singer croon to each other in close harmony. Oh, yeah: It's about Obama and Biden, all right.
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POPSRock Hall will honor music innovator Les Paul In 1952, Gibson introduced the Les Paul model, which became the instrument of choice for musicians such as Duane Allman, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. "It's not just his innovation and his musical playing, but sort of the residual effects of that guitar," Stewart said. "It's become the beginning point for so many people in music, particularly rock music." Paul still performs weekly at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York City. He was inducted into the early influence category of the Rock Hall in 1988. Paul is only the second living recipient of the annual American Music Masters award, which began in 1996 to pay tribute to artists who helped change American culture. Jerry Lee Lewis was the first living recipient in 2007. Past recipients include Woody Guthrie, Muddy Waters and Sam Cooke.
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POPS12 Weirdest Things Ever Insured Whiskey company Cutty Sark was offering a $1.5 million prize for capturing the mythical Scottish lake inhabitant, the Loch Ness Monster, alive. They then took out home insurance against paying this prize, just in case someone actually did capture it alive. During the 1930s, then 13 year old Harvey Lowe insured his hands for $150,000, which was a large sum of money at the time. Harvey was the Yo-Yo World Champion of that era, having been playing since he was 12. He is still yo-yoing and filling up his current account to this day.
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POPSGrace Jones New Music Video "Corporate Cannibal" Singer, actress, writer Grace Jones who turned 60 in May, continues to amaze as she reinvents herself over and over gain. This is a music video for a song called "Corporate Cannibal" from Grace's upcoming CD "Hurricane" which will be dropped in October 2008. I like Corporate Cannibal. It has a very good beat.
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POPSTALENTS WANTED! Wannabe a star? It is very hard to find real talents at youtube &co.Because of this,EXPERB started a uncommercial offensive to promote the real and uncovered talents.Please submit at EXPERB a link to your own webpage or to other talent webpages.
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POPSMcCain wants Glam McCain's campaign has been running an ad berating Obama for being a "celebrity" , yet the "original maverick" is enlisting the help of a big Hollywood agent? How typically hypocritical...
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POPSThe Late Great Ronnie Drew one of the most prominent Irishmen and dubliners he was suffering from cancer for sometime and lost his characteristic hair and beard and his wife to the same illness the last album should be a big seller ,recorded during his illness I think including tributes from other musicians long may he be remembered
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