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	The Song Canary
		This is because nature had already been selecting the serin populations of the various islands of the Canaries, the Azores, and Madeira for certain song characteristics long before the domestication of these birds took place.
		The males sing their songs, choose and defend their territories; it is the females which select or reject the males, in part based on these songs, and, therefore, the females are instrumental in determining which direction of song will thrive and which will die out in any given population.
		Because of this it is possible, with a little patience and a lot of luck, to retrain at the right time.
	www.timbrado.com /artsongcanaryx.shtml (2270 words)

	"Because Of You" words and music. MP3 format from a MIDI by Les Gorven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Because of you, there's a song in my heart;
		Because of you, my ro - mance had it's start.
		Because of you, my life is now worthwhile,
	midistudio.com /Audio/BecauseOfYou/BecauseOfYouMP3.html (150 words)

	Because of You - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"Because of You" (Kelly Clarkson song), a 2005 song by Kelly Clarkson
		"Because of You" (Meat Loaf song), a song by Meat Loaf from his 2003 album Couldn't Have Said It Better
		"All Because of You", a song by Marques Houston from her 2005 album Naked
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Because_of_You (209 words)

	UCSB Libraries - Songs: A Finding Guide
		The reason is that songs and arias are often not available separately; rather, they are published in collections (anthologies) or as parts of larger works--operas, musicals, song cycles, etc. Consequently, a simple search by song title in Pegasus, UCSB's online catalog, will often be unsuccessful.
		If you know that the song or aria you are looking for is from a musical or an opera, and if you know the title of the larger work, search for a vocal score (i.e., a score with melody and keyboard accompaniment) of the larger work in Pegasus.
		Songs and arias are listed by composer, with anonymous songs listed separately by geographic origin; also listed separately are sea chanties and carols.
	www.library.ucsb.edu /subjects/music/songs.html (2076 words)

	Gene Vincent Song Comments
		The song, recorded less than one month after Eddie Cochran's tragic death, was arranged for Gene by Eddie, and was scheduled to be an upcoming Gene and Eddie duet.
		The record didn't receive much airplay because DJ's thought song was too frantic, had a reference to the devil, and words were (intentionally) too hard to understand.
		Songs are: "Wrapped Up in Rockabilly," "Baby Blue," "Yes I Love You Baby," "I Got a Baby," "Blue Cap Man," "I Lost An Angel," "Silly Song," "Lotta Lovin'," "Say Mama," "Down in the Den," "Dance to the Bop," "Johnny's Boogie" (instrumental) and "Be Bop A Lula." Vocals are shared by Johnny, Paul and Bubba.
	www.rockabillyhall.com /gvsongs.html (4194 words)

	JJK Music And Disc Jockey Services
		Because of the experience of the DJ and our large collection of music, he picked the CD out, put it in the CD player, and started the song by the time the groom returned to the dance floor.
		The bride asked the DJ for an old song that she had never heard of (a friend had just suggested the title to her).
		Because of the knowledge of the DJ and our large collection of music, he was able to pick the song out and had the song ready for her special dance.
	www.nmia.com /~jjkmusic/djbesta.HTML (543 words)

	Independent Lens . STRANGE FRUIT . The Film \| PBS
		While many people assume that the song "Strange Fruit" was written by Holiday herself, it actually began as a poem by Abel Meeropol, a Jewish schoolteacher and union activist from the Bronx who later set it to music.
		The song was quickly adopted as the anthem for the anti-lynching movement.
		In many ways, the story of the song and its writer and interpreters is as moving and oddly haunting as the song itself.
	www.pbs.org /independentlens/strangefruit/film.html (513 words)

	House Finch
		The eastern population experienced exponential growth because of the species' high fecundity and the long-distance dispersal of juveniles.
		Because of color variabilities, the pattern of red coloring (light red, orange, or yellow in some birds) rather than the actual hue distinguishes House Finch males from their similar cousins, the Purple Finch (Carpodacus purpureus) and Cassin's Finch (C. cassinii).
		Purple and Cassin's finches lack the strong facial pattern of a House Finch, which is created by the sharp separation of the "headband" from the throat by a brown cheek patch; the backs of Purple and Cassin's Finches are tinged reddish with brown streaks.
	www.birds.cornell.edu /bow/houfin (751 words)

	Write a Song on the Guitar
		Of all the aspects involved with creating new songs, writing a strong melody is undoubtedly the most commonly overlooked and possibly the hardest component of music, particularly with modern pop/rock music.
		This wasn't always the case because the pop songwriters of the 1930's and 1940's focused only on writing melodies and in many cases it was the basis for a song, with lyrics and chords only added in later to give the song more depth.
		Generally, the process of writing a song is much different nowadays because usually songs will be created from a guitar, bass or keyboard riff, or a groove.
	www.guitarz-for-ever.com /write-a-song-on-the-guitar.html (614 words)

	Tear Jerkers in American Song, part 2
		Interestingly the song is dedicated "to the memory of Charles Lounsbury, whose legacy suggested this song." In 1915, a Charles Lounsbury, the editor of The Yale Book of American Verse, passed away.
		In this song, Berlin speaks of millionaires who are concerned with their wealth and its distribution after death and compares that to a simple man, without wealth who simply wants to leave behind peace and beauty.
		The loss of her husband to an accident and the later loss of her beloved son to suicide caused Bond to often write songs that either referred to spiritual contact or a desire to go back to happier times (can you blame her?).
	www.parlorsongs.com /issues/2001-10/thismonth/featureb.asp (1925 words)

	Rock and Roll – What’s It All About? - Fifties Music
		Perhaps, Presley’s song is credited as such because of Presley’s statue as “the King of Rock and Roll” and was the first artist to introduce rock and roll to mainstream America, but his song was not the first rock and roll song.
		If you listen to these songs it is very obvious that any one of them could be the first rock and roll song, not only do they include the words “rock” and “roll” but they represent the true essence of rock and roll with the tempo, beats, and good times.
		As you can see there are many different songs that could be considered the first true rock and roll song and perhaps there is no first one but a few very good ones that paved the way for rock and roll music and made it what it became and is today.
	www.loti.com /fifties_music/rock_and_roll.htm (770 words)

	Jody Miller ... Grammy-award winner, Country, Christian and Patriotic music!
		Music is so important to me. It's hard for me to imagine anyone not putting music into their everyday life because it connects with your soul.
		I won a Grammy for that song in the Country category, and all of a sudden my producer at Capitol, Steve Douglas, started thinking "Country." I don't know what he was thinking before...
		Because I sing what is in my heart, I think the most important song I sing is "The American Trilogy." I'm told I sing it better than any song I sing.
	www.macromusic.com /JodyMiller/history.html (1243 words)

	Coon Songs and racial stereotypes in American popular song.
		A genre of comic song, popular from around 1880 to the end of World War I, with words in a dialect purporting to be typical of fl American speech.
		He began to incorporate skits, mock lectures and songs drawing on his view of fl culture and as a result, he really is responsible for the trend in stage impersonation of African Americans during the early 19th century.
		Coon songs were written in ignorance, much of today's Rap is written with malice, forethought and pure hatred in mind.) Because of the lyrics in Coon songs, none of these songs are seen or performed today as they were originally written.
	www.parlorsongs.com /insearch/coonsongs/coonsongs.asp (1931 words)

	Eunice Wilson - Queen of Song and Dance
		Though feminine, she had an almost masculine approach to performing, she differed because on stage she was much more than a pretty girl, shaking, wearing sexy costumes to show off her figure.
		She was a bit heavier and older but classier and glamorous and she still had the talent of singing a song to the heart that couldn't be resist.
		If Eunice was around today, she'd be a superstar but because of partiality to fl performers in her time there were limits to how many could be superstars but Eunice star shined for many years.
	www.angelfire.com /jazz/ninamaemckinney/EuniceWilson.html (765 words)

	Behind the music: Northwestern Alma Mater and fight song, Historic Moments, Northwestern University
		Clark, a professor of English at Northwestern from 1892 to 1911, was fond of Latin and Greek songs and wrote several himself, in addition to a number of tunes in English.
		In 1912, as Van Etten and the other band members were performing a song of another college prior to a football game between Northwestern and Indiana in Bloomington, he decided that Northwestern should have a song of its own.
		In 1940, Van Etten was made an honorary letterman and member of the N Men's Club for his melodic contribution to the University.
	www.northwestern.edu /features/historic_moments/02_15_01_song.html (776 words)

	Referenced Case
		The strength of the plaintiff's case lies in the substantial identity of a sequence of eight notes in his song and theirs; and indeed, that hardly does justice to the similarity between the two, because the sequence reappears in each song so frequently as to constitute the greater part of each.
		It is true that Gladys Crane swore that Silver had heard her sing the plaintiff's song in June, 1928, shortly after its composition, and that her mother somewhat dubiously corroborated her.
		We are asked to disregard the judge's finding because from what he said at the trial, he seems to have supposed that anticipation invalidates a copyright.
	www.columbia.edu /cu/ccnmtl/projects/law/library/cases/case_darrelljoemorris.html (409 words)

	Woody Guthrie
		I hate a song that makes you think you are just born to lose.
		Because you are either too old or too young or too fat or too slim or too ugly or too this or too that...Songs that run you down or songs that poke fun of you on account of your bad luck or your hard traveling.
		I am out to fight these kinds of songs to my very last breath of air and my last drop of blood.
	www.nashvillesongwritersfoundation.com /fame/guthrie.html (426 words)

	title
		For your benefit however, we must limit additional song suggestions that are not on our song list to only 20 or 30 at most.
		Our song list is broken down into sections, such as music for cocktail and dinner time, slow dance songs from the 1940's up through today, and oldies from the 1950's and 60's, such as Elvis, and the Beatles.
		Simply mark the number of each song you wish to be played from each disc on a post-it note and how you wish the song to be played (for dinner time, dance time, or whenever).
	www.one-stop-djs.com /page11.html (364 words)

	Teacher Resources - Collection - Woody Guthrie and the Archive of American Folk Song: Correspondence, 1940-1950
		Go directly to the collection, Woody Guthrie and the Archive of American Folk Song: Correspondence, 1940-1950, in American Memory, or view a Summary of Resources related to the collection.
		For example, in a letter he wrote to Alan Lomax on September 19, 1940, Guthrie discusses the origin of folk music in the everyday lives of common people:
		Guthrie's belief that folk music should have a social or political significance was expressed in his choice of audiences as well as the songs he wrote.
	memory.loc.gov /learn/collections/woody/history3.html (749 words)

	Carpenters: A Song For You 1972
		I’d like to touch on the history of two of the songs from an album that produced quite a number of hit singles.
		I wrote the choral ending of this piece while visiting London in late 1971, and completed the middle of the song in early 1972, at which time John wrote the lyrics.
		After completing the song, we felt it was a nice album cut.
	www.richardandkarencarpenter.com /Album_ASongForYou.htm (432 words)

	It's All So New - Frank Sinatra & Tommy Dorsey - Song Listings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		If most of the songs here aren't too familiar (apart from Irving Berlin's "Take Care, It's My Heart"), it's because most of them were submitted to Dorsey by amateur songwriters, part of a radio show...
		If most of the songs here aren't too familiar (apart from Irving Berlin's "Take Care, It's My Heart"), it's because most of them were submitted to Dorsey by amateur songwriters, part of a radio show gimmick.
		The result is a group of songs from Sinatra's and Dorsey's repertories that are largely unknown, in live broadcast renditions (mostly from the Astor Hotel in New York), heard for the first time since those early '40s broadcasts.
	www.mp3.com /albums/349453/summary.html (803 words)

	M.F. International » View topic - Song Translation - Parler Tout Bas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In other words, she is expressing the dichotomy and inherent tensions between a child and an adult; the adults "slap her" (metaphorically) by shooting down her dreams (of love, etc.).
		A song doesn't have to be complex to carry a strong message, and I think this one does.
		This is a song in which she's saying the only thing she can confide in in this world of "adults" is her bear, who is there to listen to her.
	www.mf-international.com /viewtopic.php?t=1940 (2227 words)

	Jack Lawrence, Songwriter : Yes, My Darling Daughter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tell him you hate the song!" But Eddie mumbled some words and was dismissed by Dreyfus who kept shuffling papers and muttering, "I can't give you back the song.
		I auditioned for Eddie Cantor — with YOUR song.
		Because once the song was released on a record, it was available for everyone's use and he no longer had to pay.
	www.jacklawrencesongwriter.com /songs/yes_my_darling_daughter.html (795 words)

	History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The members of the ACIR State Song Subcommittee served as judges for the contest.
		The last meeting of the ACIR's State Song Subcommittee was January 5, 2000, when the newly arranged versions of the grand finalist songs were publicly aired for the first time.
		Senator Emmett Hanger, who serves as chair of both the ACIR and the State Song Subcommittee, has publicly stated on several occasions that he hopes to revive the State Song Contest in the near future.
	www.virginia.gov /song/history.html (439 words)

	The Complete Glenn Miller, Vol. 3 (1939-1940) - Glenn Miller - Song Listings
		The third of nine double LPs reissuing all of Glenn Miller's studio recordings for Victor has 32 selections from a four-month period.
		This song is available from the following music services.
		Be the first to tag The Complete Glenn Miller, Vol.
	www.mp3.com /albums/110741/summary.html (717 words)

	Gravedigger
		That is referring to his memory, which lives on in the song.
		It is included because of its truth: we all fall down eventually.
		This song is about the deceased when you first chance to hear it.
	www.hometown.aol.com /rekamv/gravybaby.html (497 words)

	The Annotated "Box of Rain"
		This was the first time I had written a song in a long time, and I had worked out the melody and the chords, and in fact the whole song, from beginning to end—introduction, coda, and everything—and I put it on a tape and gave it to Hunter.
		Maybe it is because we live in San Francisco and there is a reference to the Mission.
		The text i chose was the short story, "The Moth," in which Dillard uses a moth burning in a candle as an allegory for an individual's decision to live a passionate life (that's one interpretation, of course).
	arts.ucsc.edu /Gdead/AGDL/box.html (1601 words)

	ALLRS MUSIC's SoundClick station - ALLRS MUSIC STATION: GREAT SONGS BY GREAT ARTISTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		this is a bluegrass song done very well by keith bradford about the great bluemoon highway that leads to rosine kentucky home of bluegrass music written by anna marie burden highest chart position is #1
		This song will be on The upcoming family album called "Family Ties" and also going on The America & Friends Salute..The Spirit Of America II both to be released in the next month.
		In tribute to him and in celebration all of the music born in that creative city, I have performed this song Acappella style.
	www.soundclick.com /stations/stations.cfm?id=126854 (680 words)

	Songs of the Century
		Not a song written or recorded that year, but a song that mentions that year, either in the lyrics or in the title.
		Paul Hardcastle (Date is very relevant to song, the title of which refers to the age of the average American soldier sent to Vietnam.
		Garnett is Stan's younger brother, and this song is a parody written by their friend, Ian Robb.
	www.speakeasy.org /~jmabel/songs.htm (3014 words)

	Teacher Resources - Collection - Woody Guthrie and the Archive of American Folk Song: Correspondence, 1940-1950
		In his letter about songwriting, Guthrie also provides insight into the art of humor.
		Lots of songs I make up when Im laughing and celebrating make folks cry and songs I make up when Im feeling down and out makes people laugh.
		Browse Guthrie's writings for examples of humor such as his letter to the Archive of American Folk Song or his recollections of election day in Oklahoma in his letter called Vote for Bloat:
	memory.loc.gov /ammem/ndlpedu/collections/woody/langarts2.html (407 words)

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