new orleans jazz & heritage festival 1993. + Informações

Meters, The - Just Kissed My Baby Label:Josie Records Catalog#:JOS-1201 Format:Vinyl, 12" Country: Released: Genre:Funk / Soul. + Informações

The band generally referred to as The 'Original' Meters to differentiate between The Funky Meters. This is the second track off their first, self titled 1969 album.. + Informações

The Meters perform Look-Ka Py Py and Jungle Man live in 1974.. + Informações

The Meters perform "Cissy Strut" on Josie 1005. + Informações

The Meters - Funky Miracle (studio version). + Informações

from "Fire On The Bayou" [Reprise Records, 1975]. + Informações

N'AWLINS!!. + Informações

The Meters...The Best!!!!!. + Informações

From the self titled album Meters. + Informações

new orleans jazz & heritage festival 1993. + Informações

released as single 1970. + Informações

This video demonstrates a way to protect your home from EMF pollution and unlawful surveillance. "Smart Meters" have been misrepresented as safe and lawful. They have not been shown to be either, and they are known to be otherwise. Smart Meters emit dangerous pulsed EMF radiation (a class 2b carcinogen) into private property, and they are instruments of surveillance as defined by Federal Wiretapping Law because Smart Meters monitor personal activities by electronic means inside private homes and businesses. Power companies, local governments and regulators have badly failed to investigate and confirm the legality and safety of Smart Meters, preferring instead to take the advice and directions of "experts" and "stakeholders" who stand to make billions on this destructive and invasive technology. Never before has such a poorly conceived and dubious program been undertaken against, ultimately, every person on the planet who receives distributed electrical service. The dangers to the public are so obvious that to be a proponent of Smart Meters is to be suspect of intentional wrongdoing or severe ignorance. There will soon be massive backlash against not just Smart Meters but the wider attitude by wealthy elites that they may invade, control and exploit people's private lives as they wish. People are awakening to these frauds at an accelerating pace. This video is just one tiny part of that general public awakening. Today, it may seem radical to refuse or reject a Smart Meter .... + Informações

Saw that this song wasn't on youtube so, here it is !:) (From the album Trick Bag) Naughty By Nature sampled the song in "Feel me Flow" aswell, another great song if you like hip-hop. But here is the original! Rate&Comment Enjoy :). + Informações

In this episode Mark describes the two types of light meters. He answers the questions, "What meter should I buy?" and "How do I use a light meter?". + Informações

The Meters were an American funk band based in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Meters performed and recorded their music from the late 1960s until 1977. While the band never enjoyed significant mainstream success, they are considered one of the progenitors of funk music, and their work influenced many other bands, both contemporary to their work, and after their heyday. In 1989, the members of The Meters appeared at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in an informal jam session, and decided to reform. Zigaboo Modeliste was replaced with David Russell Batiste, Jr., a longtime collaborator with Allen Toussaint who had also worked with Robbie Robertson and Harry Connick, Jr. In 1994, the departure of Leo Nocentelli led to them inviting old friend Brian Stoltz into the fold as guitarist. Stoltz had been the guitarist for The Neville Brothers during the '80s, and during the '90s had done session work on records with Bob Dylan, Edie Brickell, Dr. John and Linda Ronstadt, to name a few. Under this new line up, the band was renamed to the Funky Meters. The original members of the Meters (including Modeliste and Nocentelli) also have been reforming for shows from time to time. To differentiate from the Funky Meters, this version of the band is usually referred to as the Original Meters.. + Informações

Funky Meters. Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO. March 9, 2007.. + Informações

Rémi is out of jail, he's back ! www.facebook.com www.nimportequi.com. + Informações

In 1974 Paul McCartney invited the Meters to play at the release party for his Venus and Mars album aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California. Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones was in attendance at the event, and he was greatly taken with The Meters and their sound. The Rolling Stones invited the Meters to open for them on their Tour of America in 1975. That same year, the Meters recorded one of their most beloved and successful albums, Fire On The Bayou. From 1976-77 they played in The Wild Tchoupitoulas with George & Amos Landry and the Neville Brothers. The band broke up in 1977. Toussaint claimed the rights to the name "The Meters", so they played under various other names and in various combinations for the rest of the decade.. + Informações

Track from The Meters' 1969 eponymous début LP. + Informações

New Orleans own. from the classic album "new directions". + Informações

For "GREEDY" YANHAP1 Dat were a joke, dat Greedy part. (Translation from New Orleans language to English "That was a joke, that greedy part."). + Informações

tyou muzukasii ga, nareru to kuse ni naru.demo last no jump ha hizyou ni kanasii.. + Informações

Read more on: www.zeitnews.org Yesterday night the first installation to be built by flying machines opened its doors to the public. An hour or so after the Opening, after most of the crowd had gone to drink champagne in the building next door, I snuck upstairs and recorded a few short clips of the quadrocopters. The installation, called "Flight Assembled Architecture", was conceived and built by teams led by my colleagues Fabio Gramazio & Matthias Kohler as well as Raffaello D'Andrea at the ETH Zurich. It illustrates a radically new way of thinking about materializing architecture: Use a multitude of mobile flying agents working in parallel and acting together as a scalable production means. As you can see in the video, the quadrocopters are programmed to interact, lift, transport and assemble small modules in order to erect a building. The tower is actually a 1:100 model of a "vertical village" with a height of 600 meters and housing 30'000 inhabitants. To learn more about the technology (control architecture, collision avoidance and freeway based flight, prick placement, safety systems, etc.) and architectural aspects (geographic location, transit times, access plans, structural and wind tunnel analysis, etc.), have a look at www.idsc.ethz.ch. + Informações

Get better exposures by understanding how your camera's light meter sees a scene (and how this relates to histograms).. + Informações