This video combines my tow great loves; Music and Hockey. Enjoy!!
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The Hockey Stick Guitar
April 12, 2017 By Leave a Comment
8 Accessories That Make Modern Life a Little Better
April 10, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Add any of these relatively easy upgrades to your home to quickly elevate your design
Looking for a quick decor pick-me-up to start 2017 off right? These eight accessories may not change the world, but they can make your life and your home just a little bit better.
3 Things to Do Right After a Remodel
April 8, 2017 By Leave a Comment
You’ve finished your project and are ready to relax. Not so fast. Tackle these maintenance tips before it’s too late
The workers are gone, the https://www.viagrasansordonnancefr.com/viagra-generique/ final clean is done, you’ve had friends and family over to celebrate the finished project. Now what? Is it all downhill from here? Not necessarily. Here’s how to make the most of your remodel by ensuring the quality is maintained over time.
11 Smart Upgrades for a New House
April 6, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Some upgrades are difficult or impossible to do later. Tackle these projects now to save yourself the headache
Building a new home is a pleasure not everyone gets to experience. You get to construct your home exactly to your taste, with the components and finishes you want and can afford. Often you’ll be deciding what is worth the money to do now and what you’d prefer to save as a renovation project to do later. There are a number of factors to consider, including how long you plan to live in the home, whether you’ll be able to put upgrades directly onto your mortgage or pay out of pocket, and what upgrades are valuable for resale.
Upgrading later by doing it yourself can sometimes be a good plan allowing you to avoid paying the builder’s premium. But sometimes waiting will not only not save you money, it will cost you more in the end or create a headache when the upgrade is finally addressed.
The world’s most coveted trophies
April 4, 2017 By Leave a Comment
As a hockey fan, the Stanley Cup is my dream. as a musician, a Grammy would be amazing!
Music Review: Nathan East – Reverence
April 3, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Once again, the world’s preeminent bassist, Nathan East has released a musical masterpiece. The virtuosity demonstrated by Nathan is staggering: Fusion, Funk, Gospel, Jazz, Soul, R&B along with Orchestral, Pop and Rock are so authentic, it’s hard to believe this is a single human creating this amazing art. Nathan shows his respect for the styles and the creators of the classic tunes covered throughout Reverence.
On Earth, Wind & Fire’s “Love’s Holiday,” Philip Bailey shows up, with Nathan playing the lead role on bass during the verses. Playing homage on another EWF tune, “Serpentine Fire” Phil Collins’ drums and Eric Clapton’s guitar create an almost industrial sound with Bailey and Nathan singing vocals. To me, with its slightly modified tempo and groove, it’s almost a brand new tune.
Ruben Studdard joins the musical journey with a smooth rendition of “Why Not This Sunday,” bringing a whole lot of joy to the listener.
On “Shadow,” Chick Corea is showcased for a fusion-feel akin to the late 70s and early 80s Jazz Fusion bands. Think about that for a second… Nathan is as adept playing with Phil Collins as he is with Chick Corea!
Reverence is shown to Stevie Wonder along with saxophonist Kirk Whalum on the classic “Higher Ground,” funky and soulful all at the same time!
On his self-titled album back in 2014, Nathan was joined by his son Noah. The kid has serious musical chops. Apple… Tree… He performs a musical and touching rendition of “Over the Rainbow,” with his prodigy, along with a symphonic orchestra. This young man (Noah) holds his own. This is not a condescending add to the playlist. This is serious music, done extraordinary well.
Yolanda Adams takes the lead vocal on one of my favorite tunes on the entire CD, “Feels Like Home.” Nathan plays homage to songwriter Randy Newman. The arrangement is breathtaking, and again, almost like a brand new tune. One you recognize, but yet seem like it’s the first time hearing it.
5 more stellar tunes round out the musical tapestry of Reverence. If you find yourself listening to this on repeat; you’ll hear something fresh on each audition. One of the best albums of 2016 by far!
Music as a language
April 1, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Music is a powerful communication tool–it causes us to laugh, cry, think and question. Bassist and five-time Grammy winner, Victor Wooten, asks us to approach music the same way we learn verbal language–by embracing mistakes and playing as often as possible.
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Where Do I Start When Renovating My House?
March 27, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Eager to get going on a project but not sure where to begin? Read this practical guide to getting started
Working on your home can be a daunting prospect. Your mind may be flooded with ideas. You may be overloaded with advice from family and friends. You may be grappling with big questions, such as: Should we stay or should we move? Should we extend or simply tweak the space we already have?
The biggest obstacle can simply be knowing where to begin. If this is the case, it’s time to step back, gather your thoughts and apply a little objectivity to the process. Whether you’re planning a whole-house makeover or a fundamental reorganization, here are some ideas for how to go about creating a home that meets your needs in the best possible way.