Another humble SSR rendition of a classic, the great Robert Johnson's 32-20 Blues. Played on my great Grand Dads late 1800's French parlor guitar. BTW, beatin' yer lady is wrong, even if she creepin' out on ya!!! Holler. - peace fo'real, Sidestreet Reny Official website - http://www.ssrtrio.com Trio page - http://www.myspace.com/sidestreetreny Duo page - http://www.myspace.com/sidestrenyandlilbell Buy cd's - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sidestreetreny ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2007 J. Renard Collette (ASCAP) THE LOWDOWN: Reny (J. Renard Collette) on vocals, National resonator and other 4, 6 and 12 stringed guitars, keys, bluesharp, lapsteel, production and songs, Lil' Bell (Maribel Landaetta) on drums and vocals and Bako Billy (Billy Fuller) on upright bass. Reny, Bell (together for 12 years) and Billy (added in 2003) blend bluesy/funky finger-style and slide guitar, original poignant songwriting and upright bass heavy grooves, to create an eclectic sound limited only by Reny's influences. Drawing mostly from pre-war blues, old school hip hop, roots and dancehall reggae, Sidestreet Reny and co. bring an eclectic yet familiar sound all their own. Reny's syncopated, soulful (singing or rapping) vocals and Bell's high harmonies have the power to take you all the way from a delta juke joint to a Brooklyn street corner before the first song is finished. Over the years Reny has traveled extensively and shared the stage with such acts as A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, Xanax 25, Bass and Trouble, Paula Fuga and Ice Cube (to name a few) and played at festivals and clubs throughout Scandinavia, Germany, and the U.S. Reny (aka J-sun or Jason Fine) has been featured on various international dance, pop and hiphop remixes and singles including Brian McKnight - I Can't Go For That, Vanessa Williams - The Comfort Zone remixes, Inner Circle - Bad Boys remix and a string of European releases. Reny has also accumulated an impressive back catalog of songs and recordings including 5 commercially unreleased cd's (gigs and shows only). From sneaking into punk shows at the age of 12 to chasing the Grateful Dead at 14 and living on his own in Europe at 16 (as a sponsored skater/rapper), Reny has lead the kind of life that deserves to be written about... and that he does, with an honest poetic voice and passionate conviction. From songs about love and hate to art and social commentary to free-form rap lyrics ranging from boastful to political, Sidestreet Reny is truly a troubadour without confines. PRESS REVIEWS: "from early delta blues to early Jamaican toasting and on urban rap and hiphop is a direct line, though not a frequently traveled one, and Sidestreet Reny illustrates the links musically as well as lyrically... wow I love this!" - Woodstock Taylor UK (Garageband.com) "..the passionate nature of the music and performance variations add to the spiritual nature of the music... a special outing for those afficianados looking for something different" - Laura Phillips (Music Connection) "The result of their efforts is a seemingly organic blend of the elements, sewing 100 plus years of American music into a rich tapestry of eclectic yet somehow familiar sounds all their own........Like everything, and nothing you've ever heard, all at once." - Example Magazine "one of the most interesting things I've heard in a long time" - Don Young (National Reso-Phonic guitars) "Sidestreet Reny's Not Seen the Light of Day is original, well written and creative and therefore timeless....these guys are destined for movie and tv placement." - Todd Herfindal (Peer Music)

Author: sidestreetreny
Keywords: blues delta fingerstyle Robert Johnson mississippi pre-war country-blues fingerpicking acoustic guitar 12fret 32-20 fol
Added: January 30, 2008

The Power of the Finnish Team - Jenni Vahamaa, Kiira Korpi, Laura Lepisto. 2008 Europeans

Author: FigureSkatingVideos
Keywords: 2008 Europeans Finnish Figure Skating Fluff
Added: February 4, 2008

This is a song written by my all time favorite picker, the incomparable Mr. Bo Carter (Chatmon) brother of Sam (love him too) and sometime member of the Mississippi Sheiks. Did my best to get this one rite. Hope y'all enjoy. Holler. - peace fo'real, Sidestreet Reny © 2007 J. Renard Collette (ASCAP) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Official website - http://www.ssrtrio.com Trio page - http://www.myspace.com/sidestreetreny Duo page - http://www.myspace.com/sidestrenyandl... Buy cd's - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sidestreetreny THE LOWDOWN: Reny (J. Renard Collette) on vocals, National resonator and other 4, 6 and 12 stringed guitars, keys, bluesharp, lapsteel, production and songs, Lil' Bell (Maribel Landaetta) on drums and vocals and Bako Billy (Billy Fuller) on upright bass. Reny, Bell (together for 12 years) and Billy (added in 2003) blend bluesy/funky finger-style and slide guitar, original poignant songwriting and upright bass heavy grooves, to create an eclectic sound limited only by Reny's influences. Drawing mostly from pre-war blues, old school hip hop, roots and dancehall reggae, Sidestreet Reny and co. bring an eclectic yet familiar sound all their own. Reny's syncopated, soulful (singing or rapping) vocals and Bell's high harmonies have the power to take you all the way from a delta juke joint to a Brooklyn street corner before the first song is finished. Over the years Reny has traveled extensively and shared the stage with such acts as A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, Xanax 25, Bass and Trouble, Paula Fuga and Ice Cube (to name a few) and played at festivals and clubs throughout Scandinavia, Germany, and the U.S. Reny (aka J-sun or Jason Fine) has been featured on various international dance, pop and hiphop remixes and singles including Brian McKnight - I Can't Go For That, Vanessa Williams - The Comfort Zone remixes, Inner Circle - Bad Boys remix and a string of European releases. Reny has also accumulated an impressive back catalog of songs and recordings including 5 commercially unreleased cd's (gigs and shows only). From sneaking into punk shows at the age of 12 to chasing the Grateful Dead at 14 and living on his own in Europe at 16 (as a sponsored skater/rapper), Reny has lead the kind of life that deserves to be written about... and that he does, with an honest poetic voice and passionate conviction. From songs about love and hate to art and social commentary to free-form rap lyrics ranging from boastful to political, Sidestreet Reny is truly a troubadour without confines. PRESS REVIEWS: "from early delta blues to early Jamaican toasting and on to urban rap and hiphop is a direct line, though not a frequently traveled one, and Sidestreet Reny illustrates the links musically as well as lyrically... wow I love this!" - Woodstock Taylor UK (Garageband.com) "..the passionate nature of the music and performance variations add to the spiritual nature of the music... a special outing for those afficianados looking for something different" - Laura Phillips (Music Connection) "The result of their efforts is a seemingly organic blend of the elements, sewing 100 plus years of American music into a rich tapestry of eclectic yet somehow familiar sounds all their own........Like everything, and nothing you've ever heard, all at once." - Example Magazine "one of the most interesting things I've heard in a long time" - Don Young (National Reso-Phonic guitars) "Sidestreet Reny's Not Seen the Light of Day is original, well written and creative and therefore timeless....these guys are destined for movie and tv placement." - Todd Herfindal (Peer Music)

Author: sidestreetreny
Keywords: blues delta fingerstyle Bo Carter mississippi Twist It Babe country-blues fingerpicking acoustic guitar 12fret folk
Added: February 4, 2008

Laura Long Birthday Bonanza

Author: hudbot
Keywords: break dance susie suzie laura long hudbot
Added: February 5, 2008

This is another SSR original tune. This song is about the trials and tribulations of life, my travels and some of the things I've seen along the way. It's on our new album. Holler. - peace fo'real, Sidestreet Reny Written by J. Renard "Sidestreet Reny" Collette © 2007 J. Renard Collette (ASCAP) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Official website - http://www.ssrtrio.com Trio page - http://www.myspace.com/sidestreetreny Duo page - http://www.myspace.com/sidestrenyandl... Buy cd's - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sidestreetreny THE LOWDOWN: Reny (J. Renard Collette) on vocals, National resonator and other 4, 6 and 12 stringed guitars, keys, bluesharp, lapsteel, production and songs, Lil' Bell (Maribel Landaetta) on drums and vocals and Bako Billy (Billy Fuller) on upright bass. Reny, Bell (together for 12 years) and Billy (added in 2003) blend bluesy/funky finger-style and slide guitar, original poignant songwriting and upright bass heavy grooves, to create an eclectic sound limited only by Reny's influences. Drawing mostly from pre-war blues, old school hip hop, roots and dancehall reggae, Sidestreet Reny and co. bring an eclectic yet familiar sound all their own. Reny's syncopated, soulful (singing or rapping) vocals and Bell's high harmonies have the power to take you all the way from a delta juke joint to a Brooklyn street corner before the first song is finished. Over the years Reny has traveled extensively and shared the stage with such acts as A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, Xanax 25, Bass and Trouble, Paula Fuga and Ice Cube (to name a few) and played at festivals and clubs throughout Scandinavia, Germany, and the U.S. Reny (aka J-sun or Jason Fine) has been featured on various international dance, pop and hiphop remixes and singles including Brian McKnight - I Can't Go For That, Vanessa Williams - The Comfort Zone remixes, Inner Circle - Bad Boys remix and a string of European releases. Reny has also accumulated an impressive back catalog of songs and recordings including 5 commercially unreleased cd's (gigs and shows only). From sneaking into punk shows at the age of 12 to chasing the Grateful Dead at 14 and living on his own in Europe at 16 (as a sponsored skater/rapper), Reny has lead the kind of life that deserves to be written about... and that he does, with an honest poetic voice and passionate conviction. From songs about love and hate to art and social commentary to free-form rap lyrics ranging from boastful to political, Sidestreet Reny is truly a troubadour without confines. PRESS REVIEWS: "from early delta blues to early Jamaican toasting and on to urban rap and hiphop is a direct line, though not a frequently traveled one, and Sidestreet Reny illustrates the links musically as well as lyrically... wow I love this!" - Woodstock Taylor UK (Garageband.com) "..the passionate nature of the music and performance variations add to the spiritual nature of the music... a special outing for those afficianados looking for something different" - Laura Phillips (Music Connection) "The result of their efforts is a seemingly organic blend of the elements, sewing 100 plus years of American music into a rich tapestry of eclectic yet somehow familiar sounds all their own........Like everything, and nothing you've ever heard, all at once." - Example Magazine "one of the most interesting things I've heard in a long time" - Don Young (National Reso-Phonic guitars) "Sidestreet Reny's Not Seen the Light of Day is original, well written and creative and therefore timeless....these guys are destined for movie and tv placement." - Todd Herfindal (Peer Music)

Author: sidestreetreny
Keywords: Sidestreet Reny Lil'Bell fingerstyle acoustic guitar harmonica drums roots avant mississippi blues delta rap folk
Added: February 5, 2008

http://Godnoliar.com/Washer_adultery_works.htm In this Youtube video sermon, we hear Paul Washer teaching salvation by works. He says, "If you're lost -- if you know not Christ ... What should you do? Throw yourself upon Christ. Throw yourself upon Christ. Throw yourself upon Christ. Call on the name of the Lord and you will not be disappointed. Cry out, "Save me, O God. Save me." "When and where shall I do this, preacher?" Do it now. Do it where you're seated because you might not even live past another step or a breath. Do it now. Do it now." (Sermon, "True Gospel Part 2 -- What is the Gospel", June-28-2007. Quote begins at 1hr 24min 50sec) "Do, do, do" are clearly Washer's favorite words. Mixing grace and works are his expertise. Perhaps Washer should become a Roman Catholic priest (I hear there's a shortage in America of them at the moment). Certainly, he can't be a preacher of the Apostolic Gospel. Here's the Gospel that the apostles preached... 1 Corinthians 1 18 For the WORD OF THE CROSS is foolishness to those being lost, but to us being saved, IT IS THE POWER OF GOD. 24 but to the called out ones, both to Jews and to Greeks, Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God; (Taken from JP Green's Literal Translation.) The Apostle Paul says that men are brought to life through the gospel -- not through their own striving, straining or doing. Now, why does Paul Washer demean and trash the truth as a useless thing? Why must we do something ON TOP of the truth to know we are justified? Is the truth of the gospel some common, useless thing that anyone can possess? Washer says so. He says... "If you're lost -- if you know not Christ -- you've heard a madman, you think. Then listen to the words of the madman. You know what I've said about you is true. We don't even have to argue that point. You know. Now, you might hate it -- that I don't know about your heart. But you know it's true. As a matter of fact, you know enough about its truth to know you hate it. You're not blind, except that you close your own eyes. What should you do?" (Sermon, "True Gospel Part 2 -- What is the Gospel", June-28-2007. Quote begins at 1hr 24min 50sec) Wow. So, apparently unbelievers already believe the gospel! They already "know it's true". And therefore the truth must be a common, redundant thing, according to Washer (people can go to the hell, with it in them!). Washer needs something ON TOP of the truth to give him confidence, peace and assurance with God. And to help his fellow "seekers" out, Washer raises the following question "What should YOU DO [to be saved]?". In other words, Washer's forced to imply, (to paraphrase him) "Well, since you unbelievers already possess the truth, What should you do, on top of the truth to gain confidence, peace and assurance before God?"

Author: AndrewcBain
Keywords: Paul Washer shocking youth message biblical gospel repent trust repentandtrustdotorg laura sermon Christianity dillon
Added: February 6, 2008