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But I'M Not A Senior Ssas Specialist: Sandbox To Industry eBooks & eLearning

Posted by ELK1nG at Sept. 1, 2022

But I'M Not A Senior Ssas Specialist: Sandbox To Industry
Published 9/2022
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Language: English | Size: 1.79 GB | Duration: 3h 37m

SSAS For Industrial Projects; Build The Model, Write An Real App, Connect It To This App, and Deliver It to the End User

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Various Artists - I'm A Bad, Bad Girl (2004) Music

Posted by thingska at Aug. 30, 2010

When it came to belting out R&B and Jump Blues, the men didn’t always have it their own way. As I’M A BAD, BAD GIRL proves, there were any number of raucous chanteuses ready, willing & able to make their presence felt. These women were strong, independent and sassy, and knew precisely what they wanted. Most of the time it was for their man to be either under their thumb, or atop their bed – and they made no bones about it! This is predominantly rootin’, tootin’, bootin’ stuff, with the brass sounding, the horns wailing, and the guitarist getting just the occasional look-in. But to add shade to this comprehensive 3-CD set, there are cooler sides from singers like Betty Hall Jones, Ella Mae Morse and Myra Taylor, and Gospel, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Faye Adams.

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VA - I'm A Bad, Bad Girl: Seven Dozen Dusky Divas 1939-1953 (2004) Music

Posted by TmanHome at Oct. 31, 2016

When it came to belting out R&B and Jump Blues, the men didn’t always have it their own way. As I’M A BAD, BAD GIRL proves, there were any number of raucous chanteuses ready, willing & able to make their presence felt. These women were strong, independent and sassy, and knew precisely what they wanted. Most of the time it was for their man to be either under their thumb, or atop their bed and they made no bones about it! This is predominantly rootin’, tootin’, bootin’ stuff, with the brass sounding, the horns wailing, and the guitarist getting just the occasional look-in. But to add shade to this comprehensive 3-CD set, there are cooler sides from singers like Betty Hall Jones, Ella Mae Morse and Myra Taylor, and Gospel, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Faye Adams. Every important Lady singer of the era is included, ranging from the well-known - e.g. Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Ruth Brown, ‘Little’ Esther Phillips, LaVern Baker, Big Maybelle - to names familiar, perhaps, primarily to specialist collectors - e.g. Little Sylvia, Fluffy Hunter, Pearl Traylor, Tiny Davis, Zilla.

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VA - I'm a Freak, Baby: A Journey Through the British Heavy Psych and Hard Rock Underground Scene 1968-72 (2016) Music

Posted by at July 8, 2024

VA - I'm a Freak, Baby: A Journey Through the British Heavy Psych and Hard Rock Underground Scene 1968-72 (2016)
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Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock | Label: Grapefruit Records, Cherry Red Records

Although vintage British psychedelia is viewed by many these days as an Alice In Wonderland-style enchanted garden full of beatific flower children innocently gathering flowers or chasing butterflies, there was always a more visceral element to the scene. Pointedly free of such fripperies as scarlet tunic-wearing gnomes, phenomenal cats and talismanic bicycles, the power trio format that was popularised by the likes of Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience spawned a host of imitators. As the Sixties drew to a close and pop evolved slowly but inexorably into rock, psychedelia gave way to a sound that was harder, leaner, heavier, louder.

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VA - I'm a Freak, Baby: A Journey Through the British Heavy Psych and Hard Rock Underground Scene 1968-72 (2016) Music

Posted by delpotro at July 8, 2024

Although vintage British psychedelia is viewed by many these days as an Alice In Wonderland-style enchanted garden full of beatific flower children innocently gathering flowers or chasing butterflies, there was always a more visceral element to the scene. Pointedly free of such fripperies as scarlet tunic-wearing gnomes, phenomenal cats and talismanic bicycles, the power trio format that was popularised by the likes of Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience spawned a host of imitators. As the Sixties drew to a close and pop evolved slowly but inexorably into rock, psychedelia gave way to a sound that was harder, leaner, heavier, louder.

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