Memories of Matsuko
A woman’s violent misadventures cast with a colorful and quite shimmering clout that was Matsuko’s life of giving without ever taking.
Tagged: genre: jazz
Dance Dance for your Life: Top10 Music Videos Featuring Dance
Since the release of Pink’s Try, Amy and I had been discussing a list of music videos that featured dancing.
Jamiroquai – Travelling Without Moving
As Jamiroquai’s most successful album to date, Travelling Without Moving is a shining beacon of the class and style indicative of the band.
Amy’s Blast from the Past: Talk to me Harry Ziedler, tell me all about it!
Do any of you remember how it was to watch Moulin Rouge for the very first time? The first time you ever heard them saying the line, “They call her the Sparkling Diamond.”
Top 5 LGBT Artists that Changed My Life
When no one in my world could tell me how to accept myself, these artists taught me to trust my heart and let love go where it will.
Juanes – MTV Unplugged
Juanes is really not unfamiliar to this strong Latin sound in his music, but it’s more evident in this performance thanks to Juan Luis Guerra’s arrangements and overall take-over as a producer.
Top10 MTV Unplugged Latino Duets
In honor of this week’s Juanes MTV Unplugged Latino show, which includes a pretty darn awesome duet of Juanes with Brazil’s Paula Fernandes and their song Hoy Me Voy, Rodrigo and I picked our Top10 Favorite MTV Unplugged Latino Duets… for like, EVER.
Paul McCartney – My Valentine
Paul McCartney’s first single from his recent album Kisses on the Bottom.
Ten Chinese Albums to Brag About
Amy makes a list of ten Chinese music albums released between the years 2000 and 2009. The rules? One album per year, one album per artist.
INA KAA – Stockholm, Sweden 2011
Kristin Amparo is involved in several projects. You readers of YAM know her as the lead singer of Combo De La Musica, a band about whom I’ve written before. This evening, Kristin stood alone with her two companions that make up INA KAA, Kristin’s solo project.
