'what's Going On

PostgreSQL - Learn Relational Database and PostgreSQL Database Administration with PostgreSQL and become Postgres master

Microservices & Spring boot | Learn Spring Cloud Microservice & Spring Framework with Rest API, ElasticSearch & RabbitMQ

Album Details
2 CD set. The roots of Reggae lie, as we know, in the small Caribbean island of Jamaica. It's origins can be found in African Caribbean music, but because of Jamaica's close ties with the US and Europe, in particular the UK, it is hardly surprising that a great many of Reggae Music's pioneers were hugely influenced in the '50s and '60s by the emerging artists from America and the UK, especially those involved with R&B and Soul. This double CD collection of some of Jamaica's finest exponents of Reggae shows some great examples of this outside influence on Reggae music. There's John Holt, in many peoples minds Reggae's finest ever vocalist, singing Wilson Pickett's classic 'In The Midnight Hour', Devon Russell saluting Curtis Mayfield with 'Move On Up' (taken from his tribute to Curtis Mayfield album Darker Than Blue), Sugar Minott covering the Righteous Brothers 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling', UK based Anthony Johnson with a version of The Commodores' 'Just To Be Close To You'. Elvis Presley gets a look in as Jackie Edwards sings 'Are You Lonesome Tonight', Delroy Wilson sings Marvin Gaye's timeless 'What's Going On' and Dennis Brown, The Crown Prince Of Reggae even manages a cover of The Beatles' 'You Won't See Me'. Prestige. 2006

A producer and keyboardist from London, Paul Hardcastle debuted as a solo artist in 1984 and scored the following year with "19," an electro-oriented record featuring news reports and other sources on Vietnam. It became a major hit in his native country; in the U.S., it topped Billboard's club chart. Later, he produced and did remixes for artists such as Ian Dury and Phil Lynott.

Pete Treats is an unauthorized compilation album featuring sample sources of songs produced by hip-hop producer Pete Rock. This is taken from an unauthorized CD rip from the original 2-record set. This was released by Strictly Breaks.

Drums of War 2 is the newest member to the Cinesamplеs percussion family, and its parents are beaming. Following in the scope of the original Drums of War this new volume takes a different approach to achieving massive-percussive impact. Whereas the paramount concept of DOW 1 was recording huge orchestral drums in a huge space this time we used specific instrumentation/production techniques to achieve our result. DOW 2 contains entirely new sample content and entirely new instruments those which we have never sampled before. The foundation of this library being the mighty taikos.