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1986 Teena Marie – Batucada Suite [HQ]

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This channel will feature most jazz styles and instrumental crossovers, but not traditional jazz.
Remember to prefix your YouTube search with #DMJ to search across all my channels for high quality audio.

See my PLAYLISTS of music organised by decade to appeal to all age groups.
Also check out my other CHANNELS based on music genre or tempo.

These video postings have been created by “Digital Music Jukebox”, a Microsoft Windows application I wrote to provide an immersive visual experience to accompany audio. Now I don’t have to search for the vinyl or cause further wear to the records, and yes, some CDs. I have been using it for years but the lockdown meant I had time to update and improve it.

The player is automatic with optional enhancements: cross-fading, sound transitions effects, spinning vinyl record, images of the artists and a brief narrative. But you can get more involved if you want, allowing any novice to take control. This makes it great for parties, social gatherings or just by yourself. I’ve received very positive feedback from friends and family.

Yvpg

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No bs yvpg way…soundcheck …lol somebody may take it…rofl…yung

Teaser Cuban Ouverture – G. Gershwin | Conductor Julio Doggenweiler FernĂĄndez

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Exzerpt of the Cuban Ouverture from George Gershwin

Conducted by Julio Doggenweiler FernĂĄndez | Munich

tourist aka magnus wedberg – what i say (original mix)

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tourist aka magnus wedberg – what i say (original mix)

homemade best kesar pista malai kulfi recipe | best summer kulfi recipe | kulfi ice cream recipe

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malai kulfi recipe | how to make malai pista kulfi at home with detailed photo and video recipe. an authentic and traditional indian ice cream recipe also known as kulfi made with milk solids and kesar pista toppings. it is one of the popular and sought after dessert recipe from indian cuisine and served after lunch or dinner. traditionally these kulfi’s is made in an earthly pot known as kullad and hence the name kulfi but these days it is made with kulfi moulds.
malai kulfi recipe | malai kulfi ice cream with step by step photo and video recipe. ice cream desserts are one of the popular choices for the summer season. these can be made with different flavours and also different ingredients. moreover each region and country has its own variation to the ice cream category. one such easy variation from the indian cuisine is the kulfi recipe and the most popular variation is the malai kulfi recipe.

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Gotta Be With You

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Gotta Be With You · The Isley Brothers · Ronald Isley

Baby Makin’ Music

℗ 2006 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Released on: 2005-06-14

Producer, Studio Personnel, Mixer: Jermaine Dupri
Producer, Co- Producer: Bryan-Michael Cox
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: John Horesco
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Brian Frye
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Tadd Mingo
Studio Personnel, Mixer: Phil Tan
Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Johnta Austin
Composer Lyricist: Jermaine Dupri
Composer Lyricist: Bryan-Michael Cox
Composer Lyricist: Johnta Austin

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Chico Debarge – Talk to Me – 1986 [HD] [HQ]

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Chico Debarge – Talk to Me – 1986

Just sharing with the world good music and memories .. don’t hate. :8)

Meet the Fashion World’s Favorite Juice Pusher

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Tom Wright, dressed down for the day.
Photo: Christian Rodriguez

Over the past year, my Instagram feed has been inundated with photos of slim, eight-ounce, jewel-toned glass jars all stickered “Tom’s Juice.” The posts weren’t just coming from any people, but rather, cool people: stylists, skaters, artists, chefs — a regular who’s who of the greater downtown in-crowd. I needed to know: Who is this Tom guy and what’s up with his juice?

Described as “the underground GOAT” by Supreme store manager and community organizer Aaron Wiggs, Tom’s Juice is the small-batch, cold-pressed fruit (juice) of 31-year-old New Zealander Tom Wright’s labor. “Tom’s Juice isn’t really a juice company. It’s more like a brand that sells juice,” Wright says. Though he started juicing as a side hustle in 2019, it became a permanent pivot when COVID-19 struck and Wright’s other gigs fell through.

No stranger to the streetwear scene, Wright had a brand back in New Zealand called Shark Week, and he believes his retail experience contributes to his business approach today. “I think my background helps because I still look at Tom’s as a fashion brand in some way,” he says. “But instead of selling jeans and T-shirts, it’s juice.”

Unlike the blends available at many juice bars, Tom’s Juice comes in single-ingredient, ultraconcentrated flavors. This month’s lineup includes cantaloupe, honeydew, pineapple, grapefruit, celery, and extra-potent ginger-lime shots, among others. The corporate vibe at bigger chains is antithetical to the experience of ordering from Wright, who hand-delivers each juice on his bike, rain or shine. Artist Philip Post says that Wright even delivered him celery juice when he was in the hospital (“It helps with my stomach issues”).

Former Bon AppĂ©tit editor Alex Delany, another fan, praises Wright’s occasionally “showstopping” delivery outfits. “He looked like he was either from the future or from a 1991 workout video,” says Delany, describing Wright’s swishy gray Palace tracksuit and aerodynamic-looking glasses.

Photo: Christian Rodriguez

The aesthetic and packaging are all Wright: He quickly whipped up the logo in Photoshop and settled on the slender glass bottles after a few rounds of trial and error. A handful of Tom’s Juice ads are wheat-pasted around Manhattan, thanks to Wright’s girlfriend and part-time employee, the stylist and director Zoey Radford Scott. The couple’s connection to the fashion and production world, in addition to Tom’s genial attitude, helped propel the gospel of fresh juice around downtown and Brooklyn circles.

Wright knew the demand existed, especially after working part-time at CafĂ© Select in Soho and having to break the news to customers that the juice on the menu was not actually fresh-squeezed. It was there that Wright first met artist Curtis Kulig, now a regular Tom’s Juice customer, who attributes the line’s success to Wright himself. “What makes Tom’s juices so special is first and foremost Tom’s energy,” Kulig says. Beyond that, Kulig cites “the [juice’s] consistency, the minimalist recipes, the correct amount of juice per bottle, the reusable glass, and the delivery.”

Sommelier AndrĂ© Hueston Mack heard about Tom’s Juice “through good ole word of mouth,” and was excited to try it for himself. He liked the juice so much he offered to carry it in his own establishments, & Sons and the newly opened Mockingbird Taco. “Small business and entrepreneurship really get my juices flowing, and if the product is good, I want to be able to stand on my little soapbox and preach about it,” Mack says. “Oh, and there’s Tom!” he adds. “If there’s one thing that my long career has taught me, it’s don’t work with assholes. Life is too short; he’s definitely not one of them.”

Tom making deliveries at & Sons. Photos: Christian Rodriguez.

Tom making deliveries at & Sons. Photos: Christian Rodriguez.

Besides being friends with what feels like all of downtown’s fashion scene, Wright also participates in it. He casually appears as a model in the SS21 Maryam Nassir Zadeh campaign. Last weekend, the Ganni shop on Mercer Street was giving away free Tom’s Juice with purchases to celebrate its new pre-fall collection. Stylist and vintage dealer Emilia Musacchia first got a taste of Tom’s Juice at Wiggs’s Black Lives Matter sidewalk sale last summer and has been ordering ever since. “He’s a very kind guy, and always appreciative of your business.”

Beyond raising $2,505 for mutual-aid organizations last summer, Wiggs said that Wright’s biggest contribution was in his attitude. Wright never had to be reminded: He would simply show up, with his signature good vibes, and sell out of juices within the first hour. When the summer ended, Wiggs started seeing Tom’s Juice in the fridge at the head office of Supreme, and noticed a general enthusiasm whenever it was around. “The more we got to know about Tom,” said Wiggs, “the more everyone was obsessed with Tom.”



FREED – Fifty Shades Freed as Told by Christian (Fifty Shades of Grey Series #6) by E.L. JAMES

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Reviewed by Gitte

‘We’re flying through the sunset to chase the dawn.’

Back in 2011 I picked up Fifty Shades of Grey after coming off a long binge of paranormal romance, I craved something different but of course, it still had to have romance in it! Little did I know at the time, that by picking up the Fifty Shades series by EL James my life would change and bring me a whole new wonderful world: the book world. A place where I’ve found so many book friends around the globe – friends for life. I consequently discovered new Authors I would’ve never known about, and because of Fifty, it led to starting a book blog with my book soulmate and bessie mate, Jenny. I’ve experienced new and exciting things I never could’ve imagined and of course -above all, it brought me the unforgettable Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey as well as a tattoo quote, which to me, epitomizes their journey. Ten years filled with wonderful moments, amazing books, and like-minded people, creating memories I will always treasure, come what may. For this, I will always be thankful for the Fifty Shades series and will always hold its Author, EL James close to my heart.

‘I know what it’s like to bathe in her light. She is warmth and life and home. She is everything. I want her by my side. I love her.’

Reading FREED told by Christian, knowing that this is the last book to reveal his inner musings and the why’s of his actions was quite bittersweet. I was excited to begin yet hesitant to finish. Now, sitting here in my garden on a warm summer’s evening, drinking wine out of a glass etched with Freed, which could not be any more apt, I feel quite despondent yet overwhelmingly happy at the same time. I have loved this series for everything it was and always will be, that EL James gave us three more books to have the privilege of Christian Grey’s voice was a gift worth its weight in both gold and girth, as this last instalment proved. And you know what -even so- I could’ve kept reading, such is my love for Fifty Shades and everything it embodies, and to be honest, it’s go big or go home right?! Well, EL James went big and she brought me home. A home I will remember fondly as I’m sure the rest of you will too.

‘I’m unleashed. My need for her greater than I ever imagined. I want to crawl inside her skin so she can keep me in one piece; keep me whole.’

I don’t need to tell you about Freed, Fifty Shades as Told by Christian. If you’ve been on the same journey as me, you know what it means, what the crux of the story is, and how it will end. What you won’t know yet if you haven’t read it, is how wonderful, emotional, and revealing Freed is across a storyline we’ve had the ultimate pleasure in experiencing once before in Ana’s voice. I truly left my heart amongst the pages of Christian’s Freed, and I was barely hanging on at times during the most poignant moments of Christian’s truths.

“If you grow up with a wholly negative self-image, thinking you’re some kind of reject, an unlovable savage, you think you deserve to be beaten
Ana, it’s much easier to wear your pain on the outside.” It’s much harder on the inside.

Christian Grey gave us such heartfelt revelations, so many new layers were unravelled. So much agony, confusion, self-sabotage, and insecurity yet a feeling of the intense need for certainty in love. Christian Grey, the man scared of human touch, affection, and a questioner of the love he received, desperate for everything that scares him and has scarred him. Unwilling, feeling unworthy and lost when not in control. Two sides of a man desperate to marry the two, but at a loss on the how-to.

‘I can’t do this. I don’t want to think about the past. It’s been. It’s done. It’s too painful.’

Freed was beautiful, poignantly emotional, sexy, fun and so worth the wait. I have my own emotionally vivid memories of scenes from Freed in Ana’s voice which I could not wait to hear in Christian’s. Not only that, but I also needed to both hear and feel Christian’s thoughts and emotions when it came to his family, and woah, at times I had tears rolling down my cheeks! They always say the best comes to those who patiently wait, and every word of that is true when it comes to Freed, Fifty Shades as Told by Christian. It was  captivating and pure indulgence for this fangirl.

‘Happiness. It’s a strange and unsettling emotion, one that I’ve felt often enough since meeting Ana. But I’ve always thought of those as fleeting moments, sometimes euphoric, sometimes just pure joy. It’s never been my constant companion. It‘s crept up on me, and now it’s with me, always – but it’s an uneasy feeling, a tightness in my chest. And I know it’s because it could be snatched from me at any moment, and I’d be left devastated.’

What EL James has achieved by writing a trilogy from both Anastasia’s and Christian’s view is quite outstanding. Both have an incredible impact. The first three books were fundamentally Ana’s story, a woman’s journey in a new and dark world of love, heartbreak, and kink. Having to grow up very quickly to fight for the man she wants, whilst finding her place in the world at the same time. A sweet, innocent, and adorably naïve voice turning mature, powerful, and becoming a persistent light in the darkness where Christian Grey lives. The very same books in Christian’s voice felt darker, more fractious, and ultimately so much more heart-breaking. The intensity of soul searching, of forgotten memories, and violence were so powerful and felt quite momentous. Yet these same pages were filled with wonderment and light too, as a man learns what it means to be loved and opens his heart and mind to those who matter as Ana shows him the way. The way home to love and acceptance. What a journey it’s been, I feel quite breathless. Thank you, EL James. Always!

‘My beacon. My dreamcatcher. My love. My life.’



Last Night In Soho: Release Date, Cast And Other Quick Things We Know About The Movie

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The Last Night In Soho Cast Includes Anya Taylor-Joy and Matt Smith

Thomasin McKenzie and Anya Taylor-Joy seem to be co-leads of Last Night in Soho. Anya Taylor-Joy’s past work includes M. Night Shyamalan’s Split and Glass. She also appeared in The Witch, Emma, The New Mutants, Peaky Blinders, and The Queen’s Gambit. Thomasin McKenzie’s most recognizable work includes Jojo Rabbit and Leave No Trace.

Matt Smith plays Jack, Eloise and Sandy’s main love interest in Last Night in Soho. Smith is best known for playing The Doctor from 2010 to 2014 in Doctor Who. The film’s cast also includes the late Diana Rigg, who is best known for her roles in ’60s television shows and movies like The Avengers and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

Game of Thrones fans will recognize her as Lady Olenna Tyrell. Last Night in Soho is one of her final film roles. The rest of the film’s cast includes Rita Tushingham, Terence Stamp, Michael Ajao, and Synnþve Karlsen.

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