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posted on 20.10.09

Check out this version of One Love covered by musicians around the world for Playing For Change: Peace Through Music. I get the feeling that if Israel Kamakawiwo’ole was still with us he’d be on here too. More below:

playingforchange.com - From the award-winning documentary, “Playing For Change: Peace Through Music”, comes an incredible rendition of the legendary Bob Marley song “One Love” with Keb’ Mo’ and Manu Chao. This is the third video from the documentary and a follow up to the classic “Stand By Me” and the incredible “Don’t Worry.” Released in celebration of Bob Marley’s birthday on February 6th, this tribute to the legend is performed by musicians around the world adding their part to the song as it traveled the globe.


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If you’ve got an iPhone, check out the free app Ghostly Discovery. Most of the time music discovery apps/sites aren’t that useful. It’s rare I hear something I really love. But on some occasions they do throw up something great and GD is the same. More importantly is the way in which it does it. Rather than type in an artist that you like and wait for the app to return similar artists, GD asks you what mood you’re in (introspective, energetic etc..) and in returns it streams music to match. It’s a smart, well designed simple interface and it works. Try it out. posted on 10.10.09

If you’ve got an iPhone, check out the free app Ghostly Discovery. Most of the time music discovery apps/sites aren’t that useful. It’s rare I hear something I really love. But on some occasions they do throw up something great and GD is the same. More importantly is the way in which it does it. Rather than type in an artist that you like and wait for the app to return similar artists, GD asks you what mood you’re in (introspective, energetic etc..) and in returns it streams music to match. It’s a smart, well designed simple interface and it works. Try it out.

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posted on 15.06.09

Check out this video. Norman Jay is talking about Winterwell. Most of the video is about the festival itself, but there’s a little insight into how Norman preps (or rather, doesn’t) for his gigs. “I carry a bag full of variable vibe.” Nice.

I’m looking forward to his set at the festival this weekend.

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