Off the album, "A Hyman World". Hymans formed in August 1984 in Smedjebacken, Sweden at the Prästa Festival. Micke, Matte and Hazzle whee the original line-up. Soon they started to make there own tunes and record demos. In 1987 Kempa started to play the bass and replaced Hazzle. In 1992 Bempa joined the force on guitar letting Micke focus on what he does best, the vocals. In 1993 the first album Hymanity was recorded.. + Informações

Classic soul from 1979 Lets get this back in the Charts, download it!. + Informações

from MOOG THE ELECTRIC ECLECTICS OF 19? Command www.geocities.jp. + Informações

from "The Age of Electronicus" [Command, 1969]. + Informações

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. Recorded in 1999.. + Informações

Female jazz vocalist. + Informações

Purchase: www.der.org Painter Hyman Bloom is one of the forefathers of abstract art in America. His career flourished in the 1940's and 50's garnering the highest praise in both art and popular press. His intense beliefs about composition and masterful command of color were breathtaking and are admired by artists to this day. But Hyman's decision to continue exploring figurative work when the art world was moving towards total abstraction and his habitual disdain for the public eye brought him from being one of the infamous "Bad Boys from Boston" to a man little known in the mainstream art scene. Weaving interviews, archival photos, never before seen sketchbooks from the 1930s to the present this film chronicles an artist blessed with longevity and creativity who continued to work hard at his craft even as he approached his 95th birthday. Born in Brunaviski, Latvia, Bloom grew up in an orthodox Jewish family in the West End of Boston - a neighborhood since vanished. The film highlights a body of work that is a vibrant manifestation of Bloom's imagination and his dedication to envision what others didn't dare. He painted rabbis and Christmas trees, cadavers and autopsies, séances and the astral plane, the woods of Maine and the shimmer of opalescent pottery. Told with humor and irony Bloom's story is not a bitter one. It is a triumph of art and of the spirit.. + Informações

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. Recorded in 1999.. + Informações

1995 album I Refuse to Be Lonely LYRICS I can't hold you Like I want to Can't hold you to the promises you make You won't be here tonight Or any other night It would be a lie to say I'm not afraid But to be afraid is something That I've always been The difference is this time I'm not giving in Yes I am alone Yes I'm on my own But for the first time in my life I'm gonna carry on Yes, I'm gonna ache But I will not break Some things I can choose And baby I refuse To be lonely To be lonely I can't change you I can't blame you And this time I'm not even gonna try You do what you have to do I'll do the same thing too You've got a right to say good-bye But I've got a right to take care of myself I realize that I come first before anyone else Yes, I am alone Yes, I'm on my own But for the time in my life I'm gonna carry on Yes, I'm gonna ache But I will not break Some things I can choose and baby I refuse to be lonely Lonely is a place I used to be But I'm closing that door I won't live there anymore Yes, I am alone Yes, I'm on my own But for the first time in my life I'm gonna carry on Yes, I'm gonna ache But I will not break Some things I can choose And baby I refuse To be lonely To be lonely To be lonely How many of us have been here? or are here now? Please be careful how you treat others...words are cutting James 3:1 9With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse men, who have been made in God's likeness. 10Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing .... + Informações

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. Recorded in 1999.. + Informações

1977 album Phyllis Hyman Written-By - Linda Creed , Thom Bell Thom Bell and Linda Creed's "I Don't Want to Lose You" (originally recorded by the Spinners) has Hyman's version even more of a tearjerker.. + Informações

The hymans - Carbona not glue Tribute Best cover ever. www.hymans.se www.myspace.com. + Informações

Cole Porter composed "You Do Something To Me" for the musical "Fifty Million Frenchman" in 1929. The pianist, composer, arranger and producer Dick Hyman conducted a chorus who sang this acapella for the Woody Allen film "Mighty Aphrodite" in 1995.. + Informações

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. Recorded in 1999.. + Informações

How do you make a six-foot, singing beauty stand out even more? Phyllis Hyman's management team discovers the way.. + Informações

Bestselling author Dr. Mark Hyman's scientifically based program for preventing and reversing the number one cause of obesity and chronic disease. For more information: www.hachettebookgroup.com. + Informações

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. Recorded in 1999.. + Informações

Directly from the album "Hymanity". Hymans - No Love... this is a really nice record,, almost from the beginnig to the end.. check them OuT !!!!! specially if you´re into all Ramones, "Ramones-core" stuff.. + Informações

Dr. Mark Hyman's The UltraMind Solution offers the seven keys to overcoming depression, ADD, and other disorders. Get more on Mark Hyman at SimonandSchuster.com: authors.simonandschuster.com. + Informações

One of Phyllis Hyman's saddest and yet uplifting songs IMO....she was just pure genius when it came to the quiet storms like this....... + Informações

This is one of Phyllis Hyman's last television appearances. It is filmed in 1992 at her last Blue Note engagement. This also marks the very first celebrity interview conducted by Relentless Aaron! There are many more forthcoming: Nancy Wilson, Brian McKnight, R. Kelly, Brandy, Rachelle Ferrell, Angie Bofil, Chaka Khan, Keith Washington, and on and on and on. Quality interviews, quality performers, an extension on one man's vision. www.relentlessaaron.com. + Informações

Dick Hyman - Dick Hyman's Century of Jazz Piano (2009) - A Monday Date (Earl Hines). + Informações

Found on her 1995 "I Refuse to Be Lonely" album, "Why Not Me" is a song that testifies to Ms. Hyman's own hardships in dealing with love and relationships. Also included is a rare Clairol commercial jingle that Phyllis sings. The making of this video was requested by fellow YouTuber and huge Hyman fan, CharliGirl. As always, Thank You for watching! *Visit CharliGirl's website "Phyllisians" at the following link provided: www.last.fm. + Informações

This fan made title sequence focuses on the concept of Connery -after 10 years -returns for the last time as 007. Thus highlights of Bond's past escapades is featured (like his whole life flashes before him --a play on the opening action sequence). This serves as a recap as well as an attempt to a connect NSNA with the previous Bond films. Of course in reality this direction is not feasible since not only this is a non-official version (not produced by Broccoli's EON Productions) but worse, this is actually just a remake of Thunderball! So for this title sequence I beg viewers to make believe that NSNA is a continuation instead of a remake. Originally I was suppose to use clips only from Sean Connery Bond films. But Blofeld's death scene from DAF was unclear and if there is any lacks the impact to to keep up with Hyman's high notes. So instead I have to use the scene from Roger Moore's FYEO. I also have to use an explosion sequence from "Licence to kill"for cinematic purposes. Also featured at the start is my earlier attempt to create a customized opening gunshot for NSNA (instead of gun barrel which NSNA producers cann't use). I based it in one of the actual chase scenes at NSNA. Not really happy with the result though cause of too much rotoscoping made it look flat and cartoonish. Sadly for those expecting the dancing muses, you may find my version disappointing since I didnot have the chance to inlude them. However you may wish to view an earlier work done by .... + Informações

I am responding to the Unsung Video on Phyllis Hyman's addiction to drugs, men, food & alcohol and to her suicide. We need to acknowledge other factors that may have led Phyllis to committing suicide!. + Informações