SUGARFOOT Live at The Mill, Ulverston, Cumbria - UK 2011 Performing 'Red Neck Woman' (Original Artist - Gretchen Wilson) Video shot by Maddie Graham www.myspace.com/sugarfootuk www.reverbnation.com/sugarfootuk www.facebook.com/sugarfootuk Hi there folks! Welcome to the YouTube home of the heartwarmin' and footstompin' Sugarfoot thing ;-) We are a 5 piece band with 2 wonderful girl vocalists based on the edge of the English Lake District. Our unique Americana / Country / Folk blend combines our original music alongside covers material by the likes of Mary Chapin Carpenter, Alison Krauss, Gretchen Peters, Emmylou Harris, Kate Rusby, Shawn Colvin, Mary Black, Reba McEntire, Kathy Mattea, KT Tunstall, Amy McDonald, Sheryl Crow, Dixie Chicks, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Gretchen Wilson...... The Sugarfeet are; Sarah Talbot and Ailsa McIntosh - Vocals Graeme Park - Keys/Guitar and Songwriting Paul Millington - Electric and Upright Bass Leanne Corbett - Drums Influences; Alison Krauss & Union Station, Shawn Colvin, Gretchen Peters, Mary Chapin Carpenter, The Dixie Chicks, Joni Mitchell, Nickel Creek, Mary Black, The Rankins, Emmylou Harris, Reba McEntire..... | Views: 0 0 ratings | |
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Sunday, 8 January 2012
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Fu*k You - Lily Allen - Signed English
Translation of "Fu*k You" by Lily Allen in Signed English. (Music rights reserved for Lily Allen) | Views: 0 0 ratings | |
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SNSD - Time Machine (少女時代) Instrumental
Instrumental of SNSD's song new single "Time Machine" (少女時代). Hope you enjoy singing along. Both Japanese and English lyrics are in the description. I made the instrumental with garageband. If you use my music, please make sure you credit me. Thank you and enjoy! -------------------------------- SNSD Time Machine Lyrics Itsumo yori sukoshi hiroi heya tada hitori It's over, guess it's over Futari de tsukuri ageta sutori mo munashiku Konnani kantan ni kuzurete shimau nante One mistake, got a one regret Dare mo kanpeki jyanaitte Sou ii kikasetemitemo Nani o shitemo kizu wa iyasenakute Ima Time Machine ni norikonde Anata ni ai ni iku koto ga dekita nara Mou nanimo negawanai Hakakute tooi kioku ni naru mae ni I need a time machine oh I need a time machine oh Hitori de sugosu jikan wa ososugite I am machi no batsu wa amari ni mo omoku Anata ga saigo ni nokoshita words Ima demo zutto rifurein tomaranai mada mune ga itamu Just one mistake, just one regret Wagamama mo ima wa itoshikute Ima Time machine ni norikonde Anata ni ai ni iku koto ga dekita nara Mou nanimo negawanai Hakakute tooi kioku ni naru mae ni I need a time machine Jikuu tobikoete anata ni aetera Tatoe onaji Ketsumatsu mukaeta toshitemo kitto Kui wa nokoranai wazu dakara [All ... | Views: 60 5 ratings | |
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Dalmatian - 그 남자는 반대 (That Man Opposed) [Han Eng]
Song: 그 남자는 반대 (That Man Opposed) Artists: Dalmatian Album: Dalmatian: 1st Mini Album The music video = cuteness I don't always favor the cute music videos but you just can't ignore their cuteness in the mv for song. And once again they impress me with their use of English. There is no awkwardness in this song. Keep it up guys. Black - All Gold - Day Day Green - Dari Purple - Young Won Pink - Drama Orange - Jisu Red - Inati Enjoy! DISCLAIMER: I do not own this song. This video is for entertainment purposes only (and it educates people about kpop right?). I make no profit from this video. | Views: 3 0 ratings | |
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Ittefaq 2001 Hindi Movie Watch Online
Ittefaq 2001 Hindi Movie Watch Online Informations :
Director : Sanjay Khanna
Writers : Sameer
Genres : Action, Drama, Thriller
Country : India
Language : Hindi
Release Date : 14 September 2001
Cast : Sunil Shetty, Mukul Dev, Pooja Batra, Anupama Verma, Tiku Talsania, Shakti Kapoor, Puneet Issar, Mushtaq Khan, Shiva Rindani, Shehzad Khan, Ishrat Ali, Ashok Saraf, Arun Bakshi, Mohan Joshi, Kader Khan
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Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas 1999 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas 1999 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online Informations :
Directors : Jun Falkenstein, Alex Mann
Writers : Charlie Cohen
Genres : Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Country : USA
Language : English
Release Date : 7 December 1999
Voiceing in Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas 1999 Hindi Dubbed Movie :
Wayne Allwine … Mickey Mouse
Tony Anselmo … Donald Duck
Jeff Bennett … Father / Mortimer
Gregg Berger … Mr. Anderson / Shopper
Corey Burton … Dale
Jim Cummings … Pete / Postman
Kylie Dempsey … Kid
Taylor Dempsey … Kid
Bill Farmer … Goofy / Pluto
Shaun Fleming … Young Max Goof
Kelsey Grammer … Narrator
Tress MacNeille … Chip
Andrew McDonough … Poor Boy
Diane Michelle … Daisy Duck
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Drama Serial Hum Pe Jo Guzarti Hai on Express Tv - Ep1c
Drama Serial Hum Pe Jo Guzarti Hai by Express Entertainment
Written by Anwar Maqsood
Directed by Shahid Shafat
Cast:Sania Saeed, Farooq Zameer, Sabreen, Behroz Sabzwari, Farhan Ali Agha, Kamran Jeelani, Akbar Subhani, Sajid Shah
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Date: 2012-01-08
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Drama Serial Meray Qatil Meray Dildar on Hum Tv - Episode 13/b
Cast: Adnan Siddiqui , Ahsan Khan , Mehwish Hayat , Sajal Ali , Shagufta Ejaz , Badar Khalil and Others
Written By: Aaliya Bukhari
Director : Asim Ali
Producer : Momina Duraid
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Drama Serial Meray Qatil Meray Dildar on Hum Tv - Episode 13/c
Cast: Adnan Siddiqui , Ahsan Khan , Mehwish Hayat , Sajal Ali , Shagufta Ejaz , Badar Khalil and Others
Written By: Aaliya Bukhari
Director : Asim Ali
Producer : Momina Duraid
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Drama Serial Yeh Zindagi Hai - Episode 178/b
Director: Kamran Akbar Khan
Producer: Saud & Javeria
Writer: Javeria Saud
Cast: Javeria , Saud , Parveen Akbar , Naeema Girj , Imran Urooj , Salma Zafar , Ghazala Jawaid , Irfan Motiwala , Zainab Qayyum , Ruby Niazi , Ismail Tara , Sherry , Behroze Sabzwari , Fareeda Shabbir
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Drama Serial Meray Qatil Meray Dildar on Hum Tv - Episode 13/a
Cast: Adnan Siddiqui , Ahsan Khan , Mehwish Hayat , Sajal Ali , Shagufta Ejaz , Badar Khalil and Others
Written By: Aaliya Bukhari
Director : Asim Ali
Producer : Momina Duraid
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Date: 2012-01-08
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Drama Serial Ek Nazar Meri Taraf on Geo Tv - Episode 11/a
Cast: Alishba Yousuf , Mahnoor Baloch , Babar Ali , Noman Ejaz , Nibra Bucha ,Hasan Niazi , Ahsan Balaj , Shamim Hilali
Written By: Zanjabeel Asim Shah
Directed By: Owais Khan
Produced By: Media City
Project Head: Noor-ul Huda Shah
Executive Producer: Syed Mubashir Imam
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Players Movie Review
The names Abbas-Mustan evoke images of racy thrillers with twists-n-turns, dashing heroes, sexy femme fatales and good music. Their movies may lack logic at times but they rarely lack in entertainment. So it was with expectations of getting thoroughly entertained that I sat down to watch their latest offering, Players, starring Abhishek Bachchan, Bipasha Basu, Sonam Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Neil Nitin, Mukesh, Vinod Khanna, Johnny Lever, Omi Vaidya and Sikander.
Like many others films by the director duo, Players is also a remake of a Hollywood film – The Italian Job (though an official remake this time). Charlie (Abhishek) is a mastermind who, with the help of his mentor Victor Dada (Vinod Khanna), assembles a team of players to rob a train carrying gold worth Rs. 10,000 cr from Russia to Romania. His team consists of an automobile expert cum con artist Ria (Bipasha), a magician Ronnie (Bobby), a computer hacker Spider (Neil), an explosives expert Bilal (Sikander) and a make-up expert Sunny (Omi). They manage to steal the gold successfully but one of the players betrays the team and takes off with the gold. The Players get together with Naina (Sonam), a computer expert and Victor’s daughter, to avenge the betrayal and get back their gold….
Players is vintage Abbas-Mustan with many twists and turns but the problem is that the heroes are not dashing enough and the femme fatales are not spunky enough. Add to that bad songs, average dialogues and a screenplay of convenience, and what we get finally is a thriller which is neither racy nor engaging. Too many cinematic liberties are taken – which wouldn’t have been a problem if the narrative was gripping but weak screenplay and bad acting make the flaws more glaring. Better editing could have helped especially in the second half. The film has its moments like the superbly shot train robbery, the twist before the intermission and the car-chase sequence in the pre-climax, but a few good scenes do not make a good movie.
The biggest drawback of Players is the weak acting by almost all actors which drags the film down from its potential. Most actors in Players look totally disinterested in the going-ons. Abhishek carries one single expression all through the movie and looks far from the mastermind leader he is supposed to be. Bobby merely looks bored and Vinod Khanna is so incompetent that it is difficult to believe that he is a veteran actor. Bipasha is not bad but she doesn’t bring anything to the film that we haven’t seen before. Sikander and Omi are nothing to write home about. However, the worst of the lot is Sonam – I don’t remember the last time I saw such bad acting. Neil and Johnny are the only actors who do justice to their roles.
Players is a good opportunity gone waste. Abbas-Mustan were not in their element this time though one can’t help feeling that they were severely handicapped by their choice of actors.
Players Movie Review is a post from: BollySpice
Woman's Survives Bungee Cord Break Over Zambezi River
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Γιάννης Πουλόπουλος - ΑΥΤΟΙ ΠΟΥ ΦΕΥΓΟΥΝ (English Subtitles) 1970
Giannis Poulopoulos - AFTI POU FEVGOUN KI' AFTI POU MENOUN (The ones who are leaving and those who are staying) // Music: George Zampetas // Lyrics: Alekos Kayiantas // 33' rpm Disc: GIANNIS POULOPOULOS NO. 04 1970 // Αυτοί που φεύγουν σφίγγουν τα χείλια, πνίγουν τα δάκρυα να μη φανούν. Κι' αυτοί που μένουν κουνούν μαντήλια, κι' αναστενάζουν γιατί πονούν. Κι' αυτούς που φεύγουν κι' αυτούς που μένουν, οι μοίρες μ' απονιά πάντα τους δέρνουν. Κι' αυτούς που φεύγουν κι' αυτούς που μένουν, οι μοίρες μ' απονιά πάντα τους δέρνουν. Αυτοί που φεύγουν κάποιο λυγμό τους παίρνουν μαζί τους και μιαν ευχή, κι' αυτοί που μένουν στο σπαραγμό τους, κάνουν κουράγιο και προσευχή. | Views: 5 1 ratings | |
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Top 10 Underrated Films of 2011
In a year that boasted some huge family friendly blockbusters and multiple films from some of the biggest stars, it was pretty easy for smaller films with tiny budgets, no big name stars or controversial subjects to fly a little under the radar. Here are ten of the best films that may have been appreciated by the critics, but failed to catch fire at the box office.
10. Soundtrack
Based on British “mockumentary” It’s All Gone Pete Tong, Soundtrack takes a premise that was a source of humour in the original film – a superstar DJ going deaf – and turns it into a touching, surprisingly subtly handled story of a man overcoming his demons and his disability. With a fantastic soundtrack (naturally!), as well as some inventive storytelling, Soundtrack has sex, drugs and rock’n'roll covered, as well as a compelling performance in the lead role from Rajeev Khandelwal.
9. Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge
The second film to come from YRF’s youth arm Y-Films, MFK takes just about everyone who sees it by surprise, because it’s so good! Who would have thought that casting four unknowns in the lead roles, with no big stars or items as security, could work?
Trust me (and everyone who has seen the film): it works. A truly modern youth romance, reflecting love in the age of social networking, MFK is pure popcorn entertainment, with a soundtrack full of catchy, addictive songs, and a cast of likeable, talented leads: Tara D’Souza, Nishant Dahiya, Saba Azad and Saqib Saleem.
8. That Girl In Yellow Boots
Dark, disturbing, deeply unsettling to say the least, That Girl In Yellow Boots isn’t exactly a film you enjoy so much as one you experience. Jointly written by director Anurag Kashyap and star Kalki Koechlin, the film is loosely about a British girl, Ruth, who is illegally overstaying on her visa in India, working at a massage parlour, so she can search for her Indian father. Being a Kashyap project, it’s not a surprise that the film approaches some taboo and confronting material. The unsettling beauty of the film is how deeply Koechlin inhabits her character – and that’s what this film is really all about: the characters surrounding Ruth in her tawdry, broken world.
7. Saheb Biwi aur Gangster
An updated take on the classic Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam, Saheb Biwi aur Gangster is anything but a run-of-the-mill remake. Director Tigmanshu Dhulia tweaks the original scenario: the tale of a proud and decadent Saheb, his lonely, neglected wife, and the servant who grows close to her, and creates a whole new beast: a love triangle, struggles for class and power, set among the remains of a decaying mansion. Atmospheric and brooding, peppered with twists and featuring knockout performances from Jimmy Shergill, Mahie Gill and Randeep Hooda, the film was a breath of fresh air that incredibly went largely under the radar.
6. Chalo Dilli
Chalo Dilli is all about an unexpected road trip. Stressed-out, no-nonsense business woman Mihika (Lara Dutta) is on a business trip in Mumbai, and misses her flight back to Delhi. Various hurdles pop up, until her only option to get back home is to accept a ride with Manu Gupta (Vinay Pathak), an uncouth, salt of the earth truck driver who is Mihika’s opposite in every possible way.
It sounds simple – and that’s what is so great about it. No bells or whistles, no tragic special effects: this film is all about the characters and the sweet message at its heart “Don’t judge a person before you know them”. In a year full of blockbusters, Chalo Dilli may have gone quietly unnoticed but it deserves to be seen, just because sometimes, simple is great.
5. Shaitan
Shaitan had the tough luck of going up against Ready at the box office, and still managed to score decent audiences based on the fab word of mouth. Hailed as evidence of the “coming of age” of Hindi cinema, Shaitan is an intense plunge into the dark side of today’s youth culture. It’s not just the subject matter – sex, drugs, deception – that make this a must watch, it’s the technical excellence of how the whole thing is put together by director Bejoy Nambiar. With 7 relative newcomers making up the fantastically talented ensemble cast (including Kalki Koechlin in her 2nd role) Shaitan is all about youthful energy…albeit on a downward spiral.
4. Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai Diaries)
Aamir Khan fans bought tickets to Dhobi Ghat expecting a conventional “Bollywood” Aamir Khan vehicle, only to discover that the film, the directorial debut of Khan’s wife Kiran Rao, defied Bollywood conventions. The film seemed to split the audience and the critics right down the middle: some love it, some don’t get it – a fact that was reflected at the box office.
Obviously we’re in favour of the meandering, melancholy tone poem to Mumbai that Rao has woven, a tale of four individuals inhabiting the city, the coincidences that weave their paths together and the deep yearning that pulls them to and from each other. If you don’t need car chases and action sequences to keep your attention, try this curiously affecting, sorrowful, hopeful, beautiful film.
3. Bol
Bol broke box office records in Pakistan; in India it suffered a similar fate to Shaitan – released against Bodyguard, Bol struggled to compete. Bol brings the question of women’s rights to the forefront, with a story of a Pakistani woman on death row (Humaima Malik) pleading to tell the tale of how she got there before she is executed. Though not a perfect film, it’s a powerful one, ultimately raising some issues rarely talked about in mainstream cinema – ranging from homophobia, gender discrimination, domestic abuse, poverty and the problems of religious orthodoxy.
2. I Am
Remember when kissing was a huge taboo in Bollywood? Luckily, it’s not such a big deal now, but there are several subjects that remain off limits for most filmmakers. One of the directors not afraid to tackle the taboo subjects is Onir. I Am is comprised of four loosely connected short films tackling four contemporary social issues: homosexuality, child abuse, single motherhood and the displacement of Kashmiri evacuees. Even though each segment only gets 30 or so minutes, the wonder of the film is the complexity and sensitivity afforded to each story, as well as the skilled stellar cast who participated: Rahul Bose, Juhi Chawla, Nandita Das, Anurag Kashyap, and Purab Kohli. Made on a shoestring budget raised from fans (who were made into co-producers) who responded to calls put out on Facebook, I Am is a deeply touching and important piece of cinema, a labour of love that not only deserves but NEEDS to be seen.
1. Shor In The City
Like Dhobi Ghat, Shor in the City is about Mumbai, and tells the story of the city by weaving multiple narratives around the inhabitants during the chaotic Ganesha Chaturthi festival.
There’s Abhay (Sendhil Ramamurthy), a recently returned NRI who expects his return to Mumbai to set up a small business to be something of a homecoming. Instead he finds himself prone to escalating extortion threats. There’s Sawan (Sundeep Kishan), a wannabe cricketer who discovers that to be selected as a Mumbai under-22 rep, he’ll need to pay a bribe he can’t afford. And there’s Tilak (Tusshar Kapoor), a small-time criminal and publisher of pirated books who is slowly realising he can be a better person.
If you haven’t seen Shor yet, then you need to: it’s a revelation. Full throttle, chaotic cacophonous energy from the get-go, the comedic collides with the horrific, the touching with the sinister, characters’ free will gets all tangled up with seemingly unavoidable fate, and technically it cannot be faulted. Tusshar Kapoor proved to the world he could act rings around anybody, even up against the likes of Pitobash Tripathy and Nikhil Dwivedi; while directing team Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK show that they’re a force to be reckoned with.
Top 10 Underrated Films of 2011 is a post from: BollySpice