Kekra Lights Out

Lights Out enables hot corners to put your Mac to sleep, or keep it awake. Lights Out can set sleep on or off for individual applications. Lights Out cures Energy Saver insomnia. Many software packages, scanners, and peripherals can interfere with your Mac's normal sleeping patterns. Lights Out offers a secondary idle timer to put your Mac to sleep even when Energy Saver fails to do so. Lights Out gives you easy control and status of sytem sleep right from its Dock icon. Simple to configure, and simple to use, Lights Out makes no harmful changes to your system. Launch it and quit it just like any normal app! Lights Out is Energy Saver's Little Helper!

Lights Out enables hot corners to put your Mac to sleep, or keep it awake. Lights Out can set sleep on or off for individual applications. Lights Out cures Energy Saver insomnia. Many software packages, scanners, and peripherals can interfere with your Mac's normal sleeping patterns. Lights Out offers a secondary idle timer to put your Mac to sleep even when Energy Saver fails to do so.

Michael Schenker's status as heavy rock's most exciting guitarist is confirmed, the band is rejuvenated by personnel changes: Paul Raymond replaced Danny Peyronel and Leo Lyons, who had produced the band's last three albums, was replaced by Ron Nevison, whose work with Led Zeppelin had impressed and was the prelude to a series of outstanding collaborations.

A perpetual favorite among Jackie McLean’s earlier recordings, Lights Out finds the hard-swinging young alto saxophonist in 1956 still very much under the wing of Charlie Parker, who had died less than a year earlier. Yet McLean was beginning to find ways out of the seductive artistic security of Bird imitations. For one thing, he was experimenting with tonal variations. For another, he was working with Charles Mingus, and Mingus’s genius as a leader included forcing musicians to look deeply into their most cherished stylistic practices. The McLean of Lights Out is the hot young bebopper with a slightly acid edge to his sound and a solid blues foundation under everything he played. McLean and trumpeter Donald Byrd occasionally engage in the "pecking" technique of mutual improvisation they developed as members of the George Wallington Quintet. Hybrid Mono SACD for sale individually and as part of Analogue Productions’ Prestige Mono Series. Mini "old style" gatefold jacket packaging.

Altoist Jackie McLean's second session as a leader is reissued on this SACD. The music that he makes with trumpeter Donald Byrd, pianist Elmo Hope, bassist Doug Watkins and drummer Art Taylor is essentially hard bop with fairly simple (or in some cases nonexistent) melody statements preceding two romps through the "I Got Rhythm" chord changes, a pair of blues, a thinly disguised "Embraceable You" and a straightforward version of "A Foggy Day". Enjoyable if not really essential music from the up-and-coming altoist.

The multi-instrument has put down his trumpet, picked up a guitar and a band, and recorded a brooding country album. Andy Watts & The Blue Mountain Rockers 'Turn The Lights Out' artworkLondon-based musician Andy Watts - known as a session trumpeter and member of bands such as Running Club and 6 Day Riot - has been inspired to make a country-fused record. Jumping into the genre headfirst, it’s immediately apparent that Americana’s tear-stained waters make a welcome pool for his songwriting to swim around in. His intriguingly unlovely voice also finds a welcome home, rich with suffering as it struggles against the tide.

Lights Out: san francisco is a 1972 compilation put together by San Francisco radio disc jockey Abe Keshishian, who was sometimes known as Abe Kesh but whose nickname made him famous in the Bay Area: Voco. He put together some of the hottest music of San Francisco and Oakland and shared it with people of northern California and the rest of the world. The album would introduce Sylvester and The Pointer Sisters to the planet. This was released by Blue Thumb Records and is a vinyl rip.