 | lap steel guitar music, instrumental lap slide ellis 000 Andrew Winton is playing an Ellis 000 guitar http://ellisguitars.com/ http://www.andrewwinton.com/ http://www.myspace.com/andrewwintonmusic Perth-based independent musician Andrew Winton is an exciting and accomplished performer not to be missed! A blend of guitars, stomps, great vocals, humour & original songwriting bring to life Andrew's engaging & authentic style crossing blues, roots, pop, bluegrass & gospel genres. Andrew has a unique and quirky outlook on life that is conveyed in his songs, & his stories from the stage! Andrew has performed at many major festivals including Port Fairy, Fairbridge, Bridgetown Blues, West Coast Blues & Roots, & he has shared the bill & the stage with a range of outstanding national & international performers. |
 | Tawny Ellis Video / Hollywood Tragedy This is live band footage of the Record release party at Safari Sam's in Hollywood. It was on the night of November 11th, 2006 celebrating the release of the new Tawny Ellis Album "Shelter" and Veruca Salt was also on the bill. |
 | 48 Hours 2008- Love in Strange Places As part of the 48 Hour Film festival, team Cath entered with this fancy number. Our theme was romance but we still can confirm some missing limbs.. We were unfortunatly disqualified for no audio in our tape submitted so another year gives us rendering issues. TEAM CATH Michael McClelland & Director/producer Catherine Ellis & Editor/producer Glen Ellis Kermath Davies &Director/producer Shaun "Mop" Fitzpatrick Jason Smithyman Lee Grbin Ryan Mulder William Coleman Jeanette Ellis Music by Team Cath and The Underline Theory www.myspace.com/theunderlinetheory Filmed & Produced in 48 Hours PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY www.moshboxradio.com 48 Hours is a national New Zealand cometition where teams register and get together each year to make a movie of a given genre in 48 hours. Each team has a different genre to another, and has to come up with a fresh plot, storyboard and production all back on tape ready to hand in at the finish line where it all starts. www.48hours.co.nz |
 | Good Time Dance-WSSL Greenville, SC Bill Ellis and Kix Layton learn the Alan Jackson "Good Time" dance. |
 | Dave Mann playing a custom ellis Dreadnought acoustic guitar Dave Mann playing a custom ellis Dreadnought acoustic guitar Dave Mann Collective (Friday 27th June, 2005) at their album launch at the Fly By Night Fremantle. http://www.davemanncollective.com/ http://www.ellisguitars.com/ http://www.ellisguitars.com.au/ DMC has ... all » supported artists such as Diesel, The Whitlam's, Pete Murray, Cat Empire, Eric Bibb, Thirsty Merc, Jeff Lang, Lior and Carus . The DMC has also played major Australian festivals including the West Coast Blues And Roots Festival, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Fairbridge Festival, Blues at Bridgetown, Folk Rhythm & Life and Peat's Ridge Festivals to name a few. DMC's debut self-titled EP, which was released in May 2003 earned the band appearances along side James Brown, Cat Stevens, JBT, Michael Franti, Xavier Rudd, Tex Perkins, Jeff Lang, Carus and Pete Murray with Hard Man To Talk To making the short list for JJJ's Blues Roots and Beyond compilation. Andrew has made instruments for some of the worlds leading players, such as Tommy Emmanuel, Steve Morse (Deep Purple), Jamie Cullum (UK) Jeff Martin (x Canadian band The Tea Party), Canadians Harry Manx and Don Alder, Bill Dutcher and Stephen Bennett - USA, Aussies Sarah McLeod, Ash grunwald, Josh Pyke, Dave Mann, Nathan Gaunt, Andrew Winton, Michael Thompson, Craig Sinclair, Khin Myint and Nathan Kaye. Andrews business Ellis Guitars has been written about in some of the best music publications in the world such as Guitarist Australia and Australian Guitar (AUS) Guitar Buyer and Guitar and Bass (UK), Akustik Gitarre (Germany), Guitar One (USA) Blues Art Studio (Austria). Ellis Guitars has over 35 music stores selling their instruments and international dealers in Germany, The Netherlands, South Africa, UK, Singapore and Scandinavia. Ellis Guitars have sold instruments direct to Canada, USA, France, Germany, Italy, Finland, New Zealand and Sweden. |
 | The Dapps - There Was A Time feat Alfred Ellis* Rare Record............label I DENTIFY Record labels owned by James Brown Over the course of his career James Brown owned and operated several different record labels, which he used primarily to release his own productions of artists associated with his revue. Try Me Brown founded his first label, Try Me Records, in 1963 under the auspices of Syd Nathan's King Records. Named after Brown's 1958 R&B hit, Try Me released a handful of singles by performers and groups associated with the James Brown Revue, including Brown's backing band (recording under the name The Poets), Johnny and Bill (Johnny Terry and Bill Hollings, both members of The Famous Flames), and female vocalist Tammy Montgomery, who went on to record for Motown as Tammi Terrell. It ceased operations in the wake of Brown's 1964 contract dispute with King. Brownstone Brownstone Records, founded in 1970, was a joint venture between Brown and his longtime associate in the music business Henry Stone (an alliance reflected in the label's name). It was established as an outlet for recordings by members of Brown's revue who King had declined to record, such as former Famous Flames member Bobby Byrd and his wife Vicki Anderson. The label released eleven singles in 1970 and 1971 before it was superseded by People Records. People People Records, Brown's most successful and prolific label, was founded in 1971. Like its predecessors, People was used to release recordings by performers associated with the James Brown Revue, including Lyn Collins, Bobby Byrd, Sweet Charles and The J.B.'s. It also recorded some musicians who did not regularly perform with Brown. Brown himself appeared in a supporting role on many People releases, playing organ or contributing backing vocals. Initially distributed by King, People was acquired by Polydor on July 1, 1971 when Brown signed with that label. Unlike Brown's previous labels, it was commercially successful for a while; it released a number of charting singles, including the #1 R&B hit "Doing It to Death". People eventually folded in 1976, concomitant with the dissolution of The J.B.'s. The label's output was later anthologized in a series of three CDs released by Polydor titled James Brown's Funky People. The Dapps - There was a time Credits : Bass - Charles Summers Drums - William Beau Dollar Bowman Featuring - Alfred Ellis* Guitar - Eddie Setser Keyboards - Tim Hedding Saxophone - David Parkinson,Les Asch Trumpet - Ken Tibbetts , Ron Geisman Written-By - B. Hobgood* , J. Brown* , R. Lavong |
 | ellis guitars custom acoustic guitar making and building ellisguitars.com ellis guitars custom acoustic guitar making and building Ellis Guitars has made instruments for some of the worlds leading players, such as Tommy Emmanuel, Steve Morse (Deep Purple), Jamie Cullum and Luka Bloom(UK) Jeff Martin (The Tea Party), Canadians Harry Manx, Don Alder and Don Ross Andy Mckee, Kaki King, Phil Keaggy, Tony Joe White, Bill Dutcher and Stephen Bennett - USA, Aussies Sarah McLeod, Ash grunwald, Josh Pyke, Dave Mann, Nathan Gaunt, Andrew Winton, Craig Sinclair. Ellis Guitars has been written about in some of the best music publications in the world such as Guitarist Australia and Australian Guitar (AUS) Guitar Buyer and Guitar and Bass (UK), Akustik Gitarre (Germany), Guitar One (USA) Blues Art Studio (Austria) Drummers Zone (Netherlands). Ellis Guitars has over 100 music stores selling their instruments. Ellis Guitars have sold instruments direct to Canada, France,Italy, Finland, New Zealand and Sweden. |
 | slide lap guitar lesson, with ellis slide guitar and stomp Andrew Winton is playing an Ellis 000 guitar and ellis acoustic stompbox http://ellisguitars.com/ http://www.andrewwinton.com/ http://www.myspace.com/andrewwintonmusic Perth-based independent musician Andrew Winton is an exciting and accomplished performer not to be missed! A blend of guitars, stomps, great vocals, humour & original songwriting bring to life Andrew's engaging & authentic style crossing blues, roots, pop, bluegrass & gospel genres. Andrew has a unique and quirky outlook on life that is conveyed in his songs, & his stories from the stage! Andrew has performed at many major festivals including Port Fairy, Fairbridge, Bridgetown Blues, West Coast Blues & Roots, & he has shared the bill & the stage with a range of outstanding national & international performers. |
 | The Wager - Dante Ferrara ; cittern http://www.danteferrara.co.uk/ The Wager (William Ellis, 1652) from the CD Bazimakoo by Dante Ferrara Lyrics: My lady and her maid, upon a merry pin, They made a match at farting, who should the wager win. Joan lights three candles then, and sets them bolt upright. With the first fart she blew them out, with the next she gave them light. In comes my lady then, with all her might and mane, And blew them out and in and out and in and out again. Music Copyright Dante Ferrara 2007 Video Copyright Adam Verity |
 | Andrew Winton, ellis om cutaway acoustic with ellis bass percussion Andrew Winton is playing an Ellis Om guitar and ellis bass percussion http://ellisguitars.com/ http://www.andrewwinton.com/ http://www.myspace.com/andrewwintonmusic Perth-based independent musician Andrew Winton is an exciting and accomplished performer not to be missed! A blend of guitars, stomps, great vocals, humour & original songwriting bring to life Andrew's engaging & authentic style crossing blues, roots, pop, bluegrass & gospel genres. Andrew has a unique and quirky outlook on life that is conveyed in his songs, & his stories from the stage! Andrew has performed at many major festivals including Port Fairy, Fairbridge, Bridgetown Blues, West Coast Blues & Roots, & he has shared the bill & the stage with a range of outstanding national & international performers. |
 | Tokio Hotel- Bill "Murder on the dancefloor" A fan clip for Bill Kaulitz of the group Tokio Hotel Medley videos and interview X3 In music it is a song of Sophie Ellis Bextor: "Murder on the dancefloor" |
 | The music of Gibbons Classical music for your day. Off to the renaissance we go again and this time to a variety of styles by English composer, Gibbons. Born in Oxford, he wrote a fair amount of music for organ, keyboard and viols as well as madrigals and other music for choir. He was raised in a very musical family. His Dad William was a 'town band musician' (also called a 'wait') at Oxford and Cambridge. The oldest brother of his Edward was Master of the Choristers in King's College, Cambridge, among other roles. The other brother Ellis composed two madrigals for 'The Triumphes of Oriana' in 1601. The three pieces here show the range in which Gibbons composed. Orlando Gibbons - (1583-1625) 1) Preludium in G: 1'40" 2) In Nomine: 3'51" 3) Fantasia No.1 for the Great Double Bass: 4:29 performed by: Rose Consort of Viols with Red Byrd label: Naxos |
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