Survivor - Jimi Jamison Band The Search is Over Singing Live Very Very Bad !!!

ORIGINAL LEAD VOCAL FROM SURVIVOR SINGING LIVE NOT GOOD !!! CANT SING LIVE ! HE MUST BE STOP TO SINGING !!! I THINK HE WAS THE WORST ROCK SINGER IN THE WHOLE WORLD !!!

Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band - Pachuco Cadaver (1969)

Edited by Nuno Monteiro. Filmed February 1969. Featuring Captain Beefheart, Zoot Horn Rollo, Rockette Morton, Drumbo, Antennae Jimmy Semens.

Spring Vacation to Branson 2 of 12: Missouri/Iowa border to a Roadside park

Starting out around the Missouri/Iowa border on US 59 we go to Tarkio, MO. From there we take Eastbound US 136 to Burlington Station to pick up US71. The 2 routes go to Maryville. After stopping at a little park we keep East on US 136/MO 46 to Ravenwood due to a detour. On MO O the inverter worked loose and I lost some video. Recovered on Gentry Nordaway Road before keeping O to MO B. Took MO B back to US 136/169. We head East to a roadside park where this segment ends. Next: www.youtube.com Last: www.youtube.com This series of videos chronicles my travels through the states of Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Nebraska as filmed in Mid June of 2011. The video is in real time as time lapse, while cool, is distracting and takes away from the real beauty of this wonderful country. Please be aware the original audio was stripped away (was Sirius XM Satellite Radio) due to copyright concerns. The video is very long. If you like it please leave a comment. If you like the chann! el, subscribe to it. If you have a comment, question, concern or criticism that offers advice, please leave it (it has to be okayed by me before being published), if you plan on leaving a smart-ass remark (like one one made by X1yoyo1X: I watched the whole thing. NOT :D )it will not be published and you'll be blocked! Camera: Samsung SMX-C20RN/XAA | DVD Recorder: Tosheba DKR40 Rendered in Sony Vegas as a .WMV file @ 512 Kbps â'¸ 2011 Mark W. Shannon, All Rights Reserved.

Amongst Inspiration: Part 4 - With Artist Paul Hughes

In this, the fourth in a series of inspiration led mini-films, we spend a few hours in the studio with artist Paul Hughes. As an Australian creative based in Dublin, I have met and been inspired by a number of talented Dublin creatives working across all disciplines in Ireland's capital. Dublin painter Paul Hughes has been painting for over 20 years and works out of his studio, an old pig barn on Frascati Park in Dublin. Over the years Paul has built up a very loyal following. It is only in the last 5 or 6 years though that he has publicly exhibited his work. In January 2009 Paul was invited by the DDDA to hold the first showing of his 'Absorption' / Horizon series of work. This exhibition, called 'Do You Ever Get There', was a great success and lead to his first solo show in London in June 2009 at the King's Road Gallery. This show was called 'Between Two Worlds'. Paul is also proactive with charities such as Frontline Human Rights Defenders, Sea Change Micro Financing, Joh! n Hartnett Stroke Fund and Blackrock Hospice. He is represented in London by Tanya Baxter of the Kings Road Gallery. kingsroadartgallery.com Check out Paul's work at: PaulHughes.ie - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Directed, shot, cut and produced by James Cooper. Music: "Time Will Tell" Written and performed by Colm Mac Con Iomaire. © Colm Mac Con Iomaire. Reproduced by kind permission. A big thanks to Paul Hughes. Thanks also to Colm Mac Con Iomaire & Stan Banks @ Wardlaw Banks Publishing, London ...