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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Love Karaoke? Check Out These 4 Cool Windows Apps to Sing With    MUO - MakeUseOf

Coming into the decade, things looked bleak for music in the 1960s. On February 3, 1959, a plane crashed, killing Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson. It was the day the music died. And even before that, Elvis Presley, "The King," had been drafted in 1958. To put it simply, music needed new heroes. And thankfully, the '60s delivered. So, in honor of the triumphant return of music in the '60s, check out just nine of the best feel-good songs from those 10 years below. 1. "Brown Eyed Girl" by Van Morrison (1967) We're just laughin' and a-runnin', skippin' and a-jumpin' when we hear this song. "Brown Eyed Girl" is 55 years old this year, and it has remained widely popular as Morrison's signature song. There's simply no excuse for not dancing, or at least wiggling a little, to this tune. [embedded content] ...

You'll find Morusque in The Slums district near the spot where you meet The Guardian. Head downstairs from there and take a left. You should run into Morusque soon thereafter. They're the robot with a guitar and a head of artificial hair. They're tough to miss.  While you don't need to talk to Morusque to begin this quest, it's useful to keep their location in mind. Not only will you eventually need to give them the sheet music, but their location is a helpful waypoint for finding a few pieces of said sheet music.  Stray: Sheet Music 1 Location – Petit Valse Start at the place where you met The Guardian and climb up to the nearby rooftops. From there, you should see a bright orange neon sign. Head towards that sign and look for the open window underneath it. That window leads to Momo's apartment.  Once you're inside the apartment, look for a metal door located to the left of a nearby hallway....

The 'song of the summer' will always be immortalised by comedian Limmy and Daft Punk's Get Lucky but we decided to dig a little deeper and find out the true songs of the summer, from the last 30 years. We've trawled through the rhythmic archives to find the 30 songs that encapsulate 30 years of British summers: from 1992 to today. We've chosen the best song from each year, from 1992 onwards. Here's our pick - while each track has a specific year, feel free to mess up the timeline and vote your favourite top… Best summer songs 1 . 1994: Warren G feat. Nate Dogg - 'Regulate' The reggae takeover continued unabated in the summer of 1994, with Big Mountain, Dawn Penn, Red Dragon and Aswad all making appearances, but none laying claim to being the definitive summer track. Unfortunately, in terms of sales, there was no competition, as the song that dominated 1994, Wet Wet Wet's Four Weddings behemoth 'Love is All Around',...

The internet has defended a sibling who didn't want to perform an original song at their sister's wedding in a new post going viral on social media. Published to Reddit's r/AmITheA**hole forum, a sibling under the username u/AppointmentBoring609 shared their story in order to get the opinions of many to see if they were in the wrong for saying no to their sister. The viral post has over 8,000 upvotes and 900 comments. You can read the post here. "I'm a sucker for music and songwriting," the Reddit user began, "I haven't written many songs, let alone record. But I had good inspiration and I wrote a very touchy one for my girlfriend who I've been with for 3 years. I even synthesised music for it and I want to record it and personally give it to my gf since its special for us." The original poster's (OP) family wanted to hear the song they've been working hard on. When they did, their sister loved the song so much that she wanted them to...

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Maddie & Tae Announce 'Through the Madness Vol. 2'    Broadway World

Just after his sold-out Chike Live: Lafayette London outing, Afro-pop/soul star and actor Chiké pedals towards the release of his hotly anticipated sophomore album christened " The Brother's Keeper ", with the release of a fresh cut " Hard to Find " featuring African music royal Flavour . Serving as the awaited set's lead single, "Hard to Find" is a spectacle cut from the same cloth as fan-favourites yet delightfully refreshing sonically and lyrically as they effortlessly fuse English, Igbo, with Pidgin while painting a vivid musical picture passionately over the robust Highlife-pop orchestration from the crooner's to-go DeeYasso and the renowned Masterkraft . " …E dey hard to find, Dem no dey see am for road… " the duo on the arresting chorus reaffirming that indeed love and the beautiful things of life are 'hard to find'. The number ushers in the August arrival of "The Brother's Keeper" which is pois...