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Mp3 music: Willie Colon

Artist: Willie Colon: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Latin R&B: Soul Folk Other     Willie Colon's discography:      Cosa Nuestra    Year: 2007    Tracks: 8      Quien Eres    Year: 2006    Tracks: 8      Og - Original Gangster    Year: 2006    Tracks: 14      Lo Mato    Year: 2006    Tracks: 8      Guisando    Year: 2006    Tracks: 7      Fantasmas    Year: 2006    Tracks: 8      El Malo    Year: 2006    Tracks: 8      El Jucio    Year: 2006    Tracks: 8      El Baquine de Angelitos Negros    Year: 2006    Tracks: 12      Crime Pays    Year: 2006    Tracks: 9      Corazon Guerrero    Year: 2006    Tracks: 7      Willie Colon - The Best    Year: 2003    Tracks: 14      Metiendo Mano    Year: 2003    Tracks: 9      Demasiado Corazon    Year: 2000    Tracks: 11      Salsa's Bad Boy    Year: 1993    Tracks: 16      Los Gigantes    Year: 1992    Tracks: 9      Asalto NavideAo 2    Year: 1973    Tracks: 8      El Rey Del Trombon    Year:     Tracks: 13 Trombone player, composer, and bandleader, Willie Colón was one of the pioneers of Latin American music. Despite initial criticism, Colón's album El Malo has become known as one of the first albums to characteristic the "Unexampled York Sound" that sparked a renewed interest in Latin music during the seventies. Colón has been implemental in the careers of such Latin musicians as Rubén Blades, reality Health Organization first sang with Colón's dance ring in 1975, and Celia Cruz, for whom Colón has produced such albums as Merely They Could Have Done This Album in 1977 and the highly successful duette album Celia & Willie in 1981. Colón has likewise produced albums for Ismael Miranda, Sophy, Soledad Bravo, and the late Hector Lavoe, world Health Organization american ginseng with his banding in the early '70s. Inspired by the music of assorted cultures, Colón has recorded with such musicians as Puerto Rican cuatro thespian Yomo Toro and David Byrne. Colón's composition "Che Che Cole," altered from a Ghanaian children's song, was used by Ntozake Shange in the melodious play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf. In addition to 11 Grammy nominations and one Grammy pureness, Colón has received a CHUBB fellowship from Yale University, the most esteemed honor fain by the Ivy League school. Colón ran for the United States Congress, representing New York's seventeenth Congressional District, in 1992. Starting to play the trumpet at the age of 12, Colón switched to the trombone iI age later. Making his recording debut in 1967, for Al Santiago's Futura pronounce, Colón became a victim of misfortune when the label folded. Colón was a lot more successful when he sign with Johnny Pacheco's Fania pronounce. When his vocalizer failed to make Colón's first session for the label, Pacheco suggested Hector Lavoe as a surrogate. The collaboration proved fruitful when two singles from Colón's starting time two albums (El Malo, Guisando) -- "Jazzy" and "I Wish I Had a Watermelon" -- became hits. Lavoe remained a lively member of Colón's striation until the mid-'70s when an increased drug addiction caused him to miss or evince up late for several gigs. Although their partnership formally complete in 1975, Colón and Lavoe continued to work together. Lavoe's last-place album, Strikes Back, released in 1987, was produced by Colón. In 1975, Colón balanced his schedule as conductor of the Latin Jazz All Stars with studies in medicine theory, make-up, and orchestration. His increased noesis nonrecreational off quick. In 1978, Colón was named Musician, Producer, and Trombone Player of the Year in a readers poll conducted by Latin New York. Three years by and by, he received an prize as Musician of the Year and his record album Fantasmas was named Album of the Year. Colón continued to garner spat when his album Canciones del Solar de los Aburridos received a Grammy award in 1982. Although they met backstage ahead a concert in Panama in 1969, Colón and Blades didn't begin collaborating until basketball team long time later. While working on the album The Good-The Bad-The Ugly, Colón asked Blades to sing on the Blades-penned tune "El Cazanguero," which reflected on Blades' experiences as a law educatee working in a Panamanian prison house. The session was so square that Blades became a full-time member of Colón's striation following the departure of Lavoe. Their 1978 record album Siembra became the top-selling album in Fania's catalogue. Despite their success, Blades severely quarreled with label president Jerry Mascucci over money. Although Colón recorded two solo albums -- El Baquine de Angelitos Negros in 1977 and Solo in 1979 -- and Blades recorded a solo album, Maestra Vida, in 1980, their solo work failed to equate the commercial success of their spliff efforts. In 1981, the deuce musicians resumed their partnership with Blades performing coro on Colón's solo album Fantasmas. The following year, they collaborated on the Grammy-winning record album Canciones del Solar de los Aburridos, which yielded the hits singles "Tiburon," "Ligia Elena," and "Te Estan Buscando." Their partnership again proved short-lived as Colón and Blades rip up afterwards working on the picture The Last Fight. The rip was far from cordial and the deuce musicians continued to feud until reuniting for a concert at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan in March 1992. Despite collaborating on the record album Tras la Tormenta in 1995, Colón and Blades recorded their parts individually. Following a reunion concert at the Hollywood Bowl in 1997, Colón and Blades performed a series of concerts together. In the late '80s, Colón formed a new band, Legal Aliens, with jr. musicians. Signing with Sony, Colón and the striation recorded Color Americano in 1990 and Honra y Cultura in 1991. Two years by and by, Colón recorded Hecho en Puerto Rico with an all-star striation featuring ex-members of the Fania All-Stars, Papo Lucca and Bobby Valentin. Since leaving Sony over a want of promotional support, Colón continued to remain active.

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The Cooler - Bello To Wed

THE COOLER star MARIA BELLO is making wedding plans after accepting beau BRYN MOOSER's proposal.

The 41-year-old actress announced the happy news in her hometown newspaper, The Norristown Times Herald, in Pennsylvania.

The couple met 18 months ago when Mooser, 28, was waiting tables at a natal day party the 41-year-old asterisk attended.

They get yet to set a date.

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Aly and AJ

   
Artist: Aly and AJ

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 Insomniatic

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Tracks: 11


   
 Into the Rush

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Tracks: 14

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Sean Connery Not In Hospital

Sean Connery’s publicist has dismissed reports that the former ‘007′ actor was in hospital receiving treatment for a fractured ankle after playing a round of golf, revealing he actually injured his shoulder.
The 77-year-old� was in New York last Friday (June 13) when the accident happened, with numerous gossip sites running false stories.
Nancy Seltzer, Connery’s spokeswoman, told the World Entertainment News Network that, “I’m afraid (previous reports are) not correct. Sean Connery has chipped a bone in his shoulder and is in a sling. He tripped while playing golf and is visiting family in New York. He isn’t in hospital.”
Photo courtesy of Columbia Pictures.

'Permission' spec granted

CBS Films picks up script from 'Legally Blonde' scribe

CBS Films has picked the Karen McCullah Lutz spec script "Permission." Jaret Entertainment's Seth Jaret is producing with Lutz.


The comedic story concerns a husband and wife who give each other permission to cheat on their separate weekend vacations. When one does and the other doesn't, everything changes when they come home.


Maria Faillace will oversee for CBS Films, which is hoping to making four to six movies a year with budgets up to $50 million each.


McCullah Lutz, repped by Paradigm and Jaret, is best known for co-writing "Legally Blonde" and "10 Things I Hate About You" with Kirsten Smith. The "Permission" sale comes on the heels of Adam Davidson coming board to direct the McCullah Lutz-penned "Long Time Gone," an adaptation of an April Stevens book, starring Christina Ricci and Josh Lucas.


Jaret exec produced "10 Things" and has horror thriller "Virulents" set up at Regency with Virgin Comics.

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