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	Bluebird (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bluebird, a medium-sized type of bird in the genus Siala of the thrush family Turdidae, found in the Americas.
		Bluebird (Emmylou Harris album), a 1989 album by Emmylou Harris, titled after the song "If You Were a Bluebird".
		Bluebird, the common name of various vehicles used by Sir Malcolm and Donald Campbell to set both water and land speed records.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bluebird_(disambiguation) (445 words)

	Bluebird Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bluebird Records is a sub-label of RCA Victor Records originally created in 1934 to counter ARC Records on the "3 records for a dollar" market.
		The imprint was later used for jazz releases and reissues as well as children's records in the 1950s and has been reactivated by RCA Victor Records as a jazz label.
		This article about a United States record label is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bluebird_Records (98 words)

	North American Bluebird Society -- Mortality of Banded Adult Eastern Bluebirds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Bird Banding Laboratory records indicate that 256,453 Eastern Bluebirds were banded in 1955-1990, with the smallest number, 1,062, being banded in 1960 and the largest number, 24,780, being banded in 1990 (Figure 1).
		Many of these records are from the years 1931-1940 (Figure 4) when, even though the shooting of bluebirds may have been illegal, the regulations were not rigidly enforced in many areas, and most shooters were probably not reluctant to be truthful.
		Of 51 bluebirds found dead in the nest, 8 were identified as females and 8 as males; the sex of the others was not recorded.
	www.nabluebirdsociety.org /media.nabluebirdsociety.org/Sialia/pitts_snow.htm (3225 words)

	Getting Started With Bluebirds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bluebirding is a great environmental, hands-on project that people of all ages can enjoy.
		Boxes for Eastern Bluebirds should have a round entrance hole of 1 1/2"; Mountain Bluebirds need an entrance hole of 1 9/16"; Western Bluebirds will use a 1 1/2" hole, but a 1 9/16" hole should be used where the Western and Mountain Bluebird ranges overlap.
		Bluebirds usually lay 4 to 5 light blue eggs, but may lay as many as 6 or 7.
	www.nabluebirdsociety.org /start.htm (1264 words)

	Attracting Bluebirds
		Bluebirds feed primarily on insects, crickets, spiders and beetles in the spring and summer.
		Bluebirds are cavity nesting birds meaning they naturally nest in a hollowed-out area in a dead or dying tree.
		Bluebird losses can be limited by avoiding the placement of nest boxes underneath perches such as high line wires or in known raptor nesting areas.
	www.shawcreekbirdsupply.com /attracting_bluebirds.htm (3327 words)

	The 78rpm Home Page - Bluebird
		Bluebird records were issued in both Canada and the U.S.A., using several label types.
		These were 8" records which changed to 10" at 1810 and continued to 1853 by May 1933.
		When a record from an earlier era was re-released, it would bear the label that was being used at the time of re-release instead of the original label.
	78rpmrecord.com /blblabl.htm (1294 words)

	NPWRC :: Attracting Bluebirds and Other Cavity Nesting Songbirds in North Dakota
		Some of the earliest records of bluebird conservation came from the journals of Henry David Thoreau, naturalist and writer born in 1817.
		Thoreau's writings mention eastern bluebirds returning to their boxes, giving evidence that people were already providing nest boxes in the early 1800's, possibly even in the 1700's.
		Eastern bluebirds seem to have been common at this point in time and somewhat stable until the introduction of two bird species from Europe the house sparrow in 1850 and the starling in 1890.
	www.npwrc.usgs.gov /resource/birds/bluebird/intro.htm (289 words)

	DIM MAK :: bands :: Bluebird
		Bluebird redefine the freejazz-in-rock thing by throwing the noodling out the window and actually having a capacity for working off of one another to build effective riffs and crescendos which bear some similarities to Drive Like Jehu's patchwork guitar strata.
		The album was recorded in the band's rehearsal space in a series of open-ended "jams" with such guest musicians as Josh Hughes and Andrew Rothbard (Pleasure Forever), Dave Catching (QOTSA/Earthlings?), Mattias Shneeberger (Earthlings?) and J. Yuenger (White Zombie).
		Bluebird is a rock group from Los Angeles- a mess of hair, guitars, collision and exhiliration set to the odd light show, burning effigies and guest musicians.
	www.dimmak.com /bluebird (1993 words)

	RTWBC - Bluebird Trail Data
		It is a series of bluebird nesting boxes, set up at appropriate intervals in keeping with the bluebird's territorial requirements.
		Bluebird trails have been established in many areas and are monitored by volunteers to maximize nesting success and record data on nesting box usage and the results of nesting attempts by both bluebirds and other species.
		Over the years, bluebird trails have played a major role in bringing bluebird populations back after they had been decreasing for many years.
	www.watermanbirdclub.org /RecordsBluebird.htm (314 words)

	THE WORLD LAND SPEED RECORD STORY AND THE ELECTRIC BLUEBIRD LAND SPEED RECORD PROJECT HISTORY
		On February 4, 1927 Campbell drove the Napier-Campbell Bluebird to 174.883 mph (281.447 kph) on the beach at Pendine Sands.
		The new Bluebird had a tail fin for additional stability and a modified oxygen system which had been held responsible for causing the crash by allowing the driver to become light headed Eventually after a plague of technical and weather problems the car recorded a speed of 403.10mph.
		Although the first land speed record was set by an electric vehicle, electricity as a power source for transport, has not seen the development needed to keep pace with the requirements of modern living, this despite the fact we need clean transport more than ever.
	www.bluebird-electric.net /land_speed_record_history.htm (5343 words)

	Dismuke's Hit Of The Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Harmony Records are a frequent source of frustration for '20s era music fans as it was the last American label to begin recording electrically.
		The pianist, Bill Wirges was a member of Reser's band (The band even made some records under the pseudonym of Bill Wirges and His Orchestra.) I particularly enjoy the musical "duel" between banjo and piano halfway through the recording.
		This particular recording was made in 1929 but was not released until early 1930.
	dismuke.org /how/prev8-01.html (823 words)

	CNN.com - Human remains found at Bluebird site - May 28, 2001
		Campbell was attempting to break his own world water speed record of 276mph, on January 4, 1967, when the boat vaulted from the lake's surface and somersaulted before crashing, killing him instantly.
		He also captured the world land speed record of 403 mph (645 kph) with his Bluebird car in 1964, becoming the only person to hold land and water records at the same time.
		The current record is held by Australian Ken Warby at 317.6 mph.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/UK/03/08/coniston.bluebird (429 words)

	Bluebird Official Home Page
		Bluebird was formed in August of 1968 by guitarist/singer David Baroh from Mercer Island, and bassist/singer Kevin Marin from Kent, also a Seattle suburb.
		By 1969 and 1970 Bluebird and their fine blend of country and rock music was heard in concerts and clubs all over the Pacific Northwest, including many appearances at the famed Trolly Club in downtown Seattle.
		Though Bluebird is no longer together as a band, all the guys and their friends still stay in touch with each other and the Bluebird legend is always in flight.
	theregents.net /bluebird/index.html (2807 words)

	Bluebird brings out the blues on CD - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Bluebird Records is best known for being the label of jazz artists including Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw.
		Lesser known is that Bluebird also put out blues records between the 1920s and 1950s.
		According to Colin Escott, one of the collection's co-producers and the author of books on Hank Williams, Sun Records and "Roadkill on the Three-Chord Highway: Art and Trash in American Popular Music," the blues essentially were "the neighborhood music of fl Americans," he says.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/s_95895.html (1034 words)

	Bill "Jazz" Gillum
		Bluebird was a new division of Victor Records.
		Bluebird responded with a letter stating that they did not have Gillum under contract, nor were they going to put out recordings by him in the future.
		In 1950, Victor ceased their Bluebird label operation because of the many new, independent labels that were entering the "race records" arena with the new sound of Blues.
	www.cascadeblues.org /History/BillGillum.htm (894 words)

	RCA Victor Records
		Some U.S. record firms like Brunswick and Columbia were acquired by the American Record Corporation, an amalgamation of the Cameo, Pathé, Plaza and Emerson firms which gradually became Victor's only competitor until the late-1934 start of Decca.
		The Bluebirds proved popular, with close to 250 records being issued in the B4900 series and its successors (the numbers jumped to 4700 with French-Canadian material given its own 4800 series; this oddly enough conflicts with an Irish series in the U.S., which could be the "Fiddle" tunes issued under English names)!
		In prefixes, 10 to 19 indicated Red Seal records, 20 to 29 fl-label popular, country, race or ethnic records, 30 to 39 Bluebird records, 40 to 49 various special issues and later, 45s, and 50 (or at least 55) to 59 Canadian records.
	www.capsnews.org /barrrca.htm (1431 words)

	Jazz News: Bluebird Records Continues Its Critically Acclaimed Centennial Collection Series
		Bluebird’s latest round of Centennial Collections, set for August 24 release, spotlights the careers of Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Coleman Hawkins and Artie Shaw—all elders of jazz who moved the genre forward with their imaginative music.
		Cornetist/trumpeter James “Bubber” Miley is featured on two well-known tunes recorded in 1927 that he co-composed with the leader: “Black and Tan Fantasy” and “East St. Louis Toodle-o,” the latter having served as the Ellington band radio theme until 1940.
		Sudhalter notes that the live recordings are a real bonus: “However good the Shaw band sounded on its records—and given its leader's perfectionism, that was very good—the fact remains that commercial dates were recorded early in the day, and in the tight, calcified acoustics of a recording studio.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/news.php?id=4098 (2769 words)

	Bluebird - Interview @ Designer Magazine
		Some of the songs were playing, like "Bang The Drum" is a 3-minute song on record but we stretch it out to about 7 minutes in the live shows where were deconstructing the middle of the song.
		Basically we were looking for a second guitar player and word got around a couple of days after he quite Amen and within a couple of weeks he came and played with us.
		And within that record we had a bunch of collaborations - Dave Catching who played in a band called the Earthlings and used to be in QOTSA, our friend J Yuenger who plays guitar and used to be in White Zombie, Andrew Rothbard and Josh Hughes from an amazing American rock band called Pleasure Forever.
	members.tripod.com /designermagazine/BluebirdINT1.html (928 words)

	CNN.com - DNA tests on body at Bluebird site - May 29, 2001
		Divers found the human remains in Coniston Water near the area where the wreckage of Campbell's powerboat, Bluebird, was recovered in March.
		Campbell, 45, was attempting to break his own world water speed record of 276mph, on January 4, 1967, when the boat vaulted from the lake's surface and somersaulted before crashing, killing him instantly.
		Campbell set seven world water speed records in Bluebird between 1955 and 1964.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/05/29/uk.bluebird/index.html (555 words)

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		On February 26, Columbia records releases the Flecktones first ever DVD, 'Live at the Quick.' simultaneously with a companion CD, containing extensive footage of the band augmented by a cast of guests ranging from French horn to Tuvan throat singing.
		The new recording captures the interplay of these two veterans on five tracks, with additional originals and standards from the Ramsey Lewis trio.
		Recorded in the Mississippi Delta area near her hometown of Jackson, MS, the sessions were conducted in locations with a spiritual connection to the blues, even including a track recorded in an abandoned boxcar, chosen for its haunting acoustic qualities.
	www.shorefire.com /newsletters/news_spring_1_02.html (694 words)

	CD Review of Bebo & Cigala - Lagrimas Negras on Calle 54 Records / Bluebird @ jazzreview.com
		Bebo recorded the first Cuban Jazz jam session in 1952, and Cigala is widely respected as the first, in a long time, to create a new path in Flamenco singing by respecting the historical with a nod to the future.
		To an equal extent Cigala’s piano lines are so melodic that Bebo can, at times, relax and allow his tones to color the flowing phrase shapes harmonically and not always feel dependently responsible for the melody.
		There’s a reason this recording, when originally released last year in Spain, was nominated for five Latin Grammy awards - every track is excellent.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=7759 (618 words)

	"Things" Named Bluebird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		According to Nostalgic.net the last Bluebird bicycle made by Elgin was in 1938.
		I just sat in the street waiting on twenty kids to pile on a "Bluebird" bus and was sitting there thinking about Jack and the thousands of baby bluebirds that have gone in and out of nestboxes hung with mounting straps donated by this bus company.
		There is a new Bluebird Records that has children songs, but I do not believe it is the same label.
	www.bestofbbml.audubon-omaha.org /named_bluebird.htm (1109 words)

	References and Resources for the Bluebirder (Part 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		For those of you not familiar with the vast possibilities of various applications that can be prepared on "Spreadsheet," it could be said (me) it was specifically developed for keeping Bluebird records.
		All material was originally posted on the Bluebird_L or Bluebird mailing list, and has been reposted here with slight modifications to make the posts more readable in an HTML format.
		The intent is to try and provide both sides to the issues facing bluebirders, and to do so in an impartial and objective manner.
	www.bestofbbml.audubon-omaha.org /resource.htm (1585 words)

	Bluebird Jazz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		However, Berton's description of the lonely saxophonist's voice ("blowing always, usually a single phrase over and over, smoothing out a sequence of triplets, superimposing a crescendo, riding the pulse of a non-existent rhythm section?) clued the jazz world in to where Rollins was hiding out.
		Soon after, Rollins returned to the clubs and, with a new recording contract from RCA Victor, entered the studio for the first time in three years to record a masterpiece.
		Yet, while the jazz tale is a great one, the proof of the recording's brilliance is in its performance.
	www.bluebirdjazz.com /albums/product.jsp?id=82876524722 (413 words)

	Texas Bluebird Society - to promote the conservation of bluebirds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Lufkin Daily News reported, "One of the most attractive presentations was the Texas Bluebird Society booth, with colorful photographs of birds and their nests." The Pettys enrolled several new members.
		As a non-profit group devoted to public education and the restoration and conservation of Bluebird populations in the state, TBS is officially recognized as a 501(c)3 organization.
		Lady Bird Johnson Park Bluebird Trail in Fredericksburg was installed on Valentine's Day 2005 by Master Naturalist (Hill Country Chapter) Dan Behringer, Sharon Corley, Gene Smith, and Jane Crone, with Friends of the Fredericksburg Nature Center Bill Lindemann and John Crone, and a local land owner, Clifford Ernst.
	www.texasbluebirdsociety.org /nl/v4i2 (2178 words)

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		BLUEBIRD RECORDS: 'When The Sun Goes Down,' Extraordinary 4-CD series from Bluebird Records, unearths the seeds of a blues family tree.
		BLUEBIRD RECORDS: "When The Sun Goes Down" - the blues come up.
		SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYS: Smithsonian Folkways Recordings to release 'Badenya: Manden Jaliya in New York City' on August 6.
	www.shorefire.com /press/presslist_07_02.html (458 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Wailers - "Simmer Down"/Mango-Island Records *from the compilation "Tougher Than Tough" 06.
		Bluebird - "Still Life With Moving Parts"/live 15.
		Madness - "It Must Be Love"/Virgin Records thanx to Mean Street Magazine for the wonderful article on Ska Parade's Tenth Anniversary, *along with a photo of us w/ Madness!!!
	www.skaparade.com /sp/sp481.txt (352 words)

	Benny Goodman :King of Swing
		The fourteen tracks on this remastered collection of Benny Goodman classics recorded between 1935 and 1939 contain many of the highlights of the group's recordings for the RCA Victor label.
		If someone just wants a representative sample of the Goodman Big Band in their collection or has never listened to Goodman, this is an excellent place to start.
		Goodman organized his first band in 1932 and the second (which is the one featured on these recordings) in 1934.
	www.jazzitude.com /blkingofswing.htm (675 words)

	Bluebird Jazz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Recorded in Mindelo, Paris and Rio de Janeiro, Rogamar is produced by pianist Fernando Andrade
		There are two reasons why Larry Carlton's Fire Wire is a rebirth for one of the great guitarists of our time.
		Lágrimas Negras is far more than a recording.
	www.bluebirdjazz.com (110 words)

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