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Superproducer RedOne talks to the Wall Street Journal’s Lee Hawkins about hit-making and how he became one of the top music producers in the world. RedOne, whose real name is Nadir Khayat, has worked with everyone from Lady Gaga, to Pitbull, One Direction, Havana Brown, Jennifer Lopez, Enriquez Iglesias and many others. A native of Morocco, RedOne talks to Hawkins about how his global background helps him write and produce dance songs that become hits across the world.
Music Plus presents the first in a series of music tutorials. This first video will concentrate on songwriting and features Robert Shields (Finding Albert) who will go through his approach to working with: Chords, Melody, Lyrics and Structure.
Traduzione qui http://oasisnotizie.blogspot.it/2013/04/noel-gallagher-non-amo-le-canzoni-che.html Thanks to NoelsOasis for recording. Poet and DJ Mr Gee talks to songwriter Noel Gallagher about poetry and how it influences his work. Noel Gallagher recalls going to see poets such as John Cooper Clarke and Lemn Sissay perform, and explains how his songs are metaphorical and imagistic, using the techniques of poetry.
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John Lennon and Paul McCartney interviewed by Keith Fordyce for a BBC Radio show that originally aired in August 1966. It was recorded at Paul’s newly-purchased townhouse on Cavendish Avenue, and about mid-way through the interview, a very young “Martha My Dear” can be heard howling from another room. The interview was re-broadcast in 1988 on BBC Radio’s “The Beeb’s Lost Beatles Tapes,” which is when “Hey Jude” was edited in.
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