Music Artist

Most of the album art is already there. I recently loaded a few new CDs and no art work showed up. Also trying to figure out how to create a list of my music. Artist, album,track, etc.
I want to export the data I already have in the Music Jukebox to create the list.

You could do this in either Word or Excel but I prefer Excel.
Start by creating titles across row A for all the things you want to track (artist,song,genre,date,etc). Then add your data in these columns.
You can sort by any column(s) you want when you are done.
It would be best if you highlighted this whole block of cells and gave it a range name. This way you can do edit/goto/rangename to highlight the block in the future. You can insert a row anyplace in the middle of the block (not the start or end) and re-sort when you want to add a new record.

Some say the blues was born on Dockery’s farm

Dockery’s farm was essentially a plantation in the Mississippi Delta region where some believe the blues was born. What we know as fact… is that many men went there to learn the blues.
Charley Patton, one of the most famous delta blues musicians of all time, grew up on the farm and was the most popular act in the area — in fact, some say he was the most influential blues musician of all time. For one, he was the most popular Saturday night act in the Mississippi Delta region… playing songs (sometimes lasting more than 30 minutes) that people could relate to and dance to, all the while being quite the showman (often twisting and throwing his guitar in the air).
Perhaps more importantly though was his musical influence — to name a few: he taught Tommy Johnson, Willie Brown (who in turn taught Robert Johnson — who Muddy Waters learned the most from); Son House frequently played with Charley Patton in 1929 and learned from him (as well as from James McCoy and others)… and Howlin Wolf, one of the most popular Chicago bluesmen (and Muddy Water’s chief competitor there during the fifties and sixties) moved to Dockery’s farm in 1926 — he states, “It was Patton who started me off playing. He took a liking to me, and I asked him would he learn me, and at night, after I’d get off work, I’d go and hang around.” Wolf’s first recording, titled ‘Saddle My Pony,’ was even a version of one of Patton’s songs, ‘Pony Blues.’

Wiki states the artist of this song, at the age of 13, walked 85 miles barefoot to escape an uncle who treated him badly (I believe that walk was to Dockery’s Farm, or a nearby plantation). He learned from Patton, as well as the Mississippi Sheiks, Tommy Johnson — another Patton student – and Jimmie Rogers. He is a guitar and harmonica player, and throughout his musical career — unlike many other musicians of the time — was always financially comfortable… primarily b/c he was able to resist alcohol, gambling, and ‘loose women’ (as they were referred to) which so many other blues musicians (including his teacher, Charley Patton) were unable to avoid. At the peak of his success he returned to his home town to see his mother again, but was driven to tears when she denied him and refused to take any money he offered her, saying it was from his playing ‘Devil Music.’

- This weeks song charted for three weeks on the Billboard national R&B charts in 1956, peaking at #8.
- This weeks song has been covered by The Yardbirds, The Animals, Led Zeppelin, The Electric Prunes, Soundgarden, The Radiators, George Thorogood, Iron & Wine, the Grateful Dead, and The Who
- Rolling Stone Magazine (which I believe was named after Muddy Water’s 1950 recording ‘Rollin Stone’… which is also where the Rolling Stones band got their name) listed this weeks artist #51 on their list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time — Muddy Waters was #17, and Charley Patton didn’t make the list…
- His voice has been compared to “the sound of heavy machinery operating on a gravel road”
- This weeks artist died in 1976, and his large gravestone, allegedly purchased by Eric Clapton, has an image of a guitar and a harmonica etched into it

This weeks song is titled Smokestack Lightnin’ – and this weeks artist is Howlin Wolf… enjoy.

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tell me who your favorite rock bands are! i love music and i want to see the wide variety of some AWESOME bands!!! plz and thank you!

GREEN DAY!!!!! (OF COURSE!!) LINKIN PARK, NICKEL BACK, AUDIOSLAVE, FOO FIGHTERS, PAPA ROACH, SLEETHER, & WEEZER! HOPE THIS COULD HELP!
ROCK WILL ROCK 4EVA!

How do I remove artists’ names from MY Music list; and, add new artists’ names?

There should be a flag to remove what you do not want to keep…go to the page the link takes you to and you will see the add and delete tabs…

I do not own any of this music or any of these pictures. This video is for the DigitalDreamDoor website for our ’100 Greatest Metal Artists’ list.

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It doesnt have to be a long list, no more than 10 is fine. =] Thank you

past or present??

bob marley
lauren hill
Ace Hood
Murphy lee(St. Lunatics)

“We Are The World – 25 For Haiti” has been translated into “Somos El Mundo”. All proceeds from the sale of this single will go towards Haiti, so please purchase this song from itunes.

http://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/somos-mundo-25-por-haiti-single/id359012602

Many Latin American artists are included in this collabaration, so you might recognize a few familiar voices. The full artist list has been included in the credits at the end.

I do not own any of the copyrighted media on this page. All media is copyrighted to it’s respected owners. Copyrighted to the 2010 We Are The World Foundation

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I want to make a list of artist and songs that came out with in this decade 2000-2010
can you think of any?

These are the best 75, follow the link:

http://prettymuchamazing.com/music/best-songs-of-the-decade-2000-2009

There’s just too many of them. Just go to this site:

http://newjerksongs.blogspot.com

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