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		The Department records financial transactions related to State-owned lands, title to which is vested in the Board of Trustees, in Department FLAIR accounting records and utilizes the FLAIR Property Subsystem, hereinafter referred to as the FLAIR Property Record Component (PRC), as the subsidiary listing for those lands.
		Additionally, as the differences identified between State lands records and county tax rolls cannot be reconciled without research performed in the county offices, the agreement also required the FREAC to complete annual reconciliations of ownership records maintained by the Department as identified in the SOLI database to ownership documents maintained by the respective counties.
		The reconciliation of Department SOLI database records to individual county land ownership records is deficient in that the process does not include the reconciliation of all identified State land ownership claims.
	www.myflorida.com /audgen/pages/summaries/13586.htm (1496 words)

	Inside Information About the Tracks
		Recorded at Jim Beck Studio in Dallas in November 1955 and released on Imperial in the Summer of 1956.
		Recorded late May 1958 at Nesman's studio, Lew accompanies himself on acoustical guitar on a heart-tugging demo of a teen ballad about a teenager having to cry on the inside when he's hurt by his baby because he can't let anyone see him cry.
		Recorded at Jim Beck's studio in Dallas in June 1953, released on Flair Records in April 1954.
	www.lewwilliams.com /inside.html (1780 words)

	ProWrestling.com - Your Ultimate Wrestling Source!
		Flair, one of Charlotte's best-known celebrities, owed the federal government $1 million in 1997, according to a statement from his accountant.
		Flair acknowledges in court filings that he had a "tumultuous" marriage, but he denies the abusive behavior and steroid use and says his wife is trying to humiliate him with the allegations.
		Flair, in response to his wife's complaint, denies her charges and says it was her abusive conduct that led him to leave her.
	www.prowrestling.com /news.php?id=16179/articles/news (1105 words)

	Modern Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Modern Records was an American record label formed in 1945 in Los Angeles by the Bihari brothers: Jules, Saul, Lester and Joe Bihari.
		In the early fifties they launched several subsidiaries: RPM Records, Flair Records and Meteor Records.
		In the sixties Modern records went bankrupt, and stopped operating but the catalogue went with the management into what would became Kent Records.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Modern_Records (329 words)

	CD Baby: FLAIR: Flair
		Flair's Andrea Davis has a deep down strength in her voice and emanates this emotive energy on stage.
		The result is Flair, a tongue-in-cheek reference to indie cult flick, Office Space, where Stan, the manager of the local eatery Chotchkies, encourages his employees to wear more buttons (flair) to better express themselves.
		Flair's sound is timeless, effective and incredibly expressive, and they dont need buttons to convey their emotions.
	cdbaby.com /cd/flairmusic (343 words)

	Fluid-Attenuated Inversion Recovery MR Imaging and Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: Not a Panacea -- Mohamed et al. 25 (4): 545 ...
		FLAIR MR imaging was performed 1 week after CT and lumbar puncture.
		The sensitivity of FLAIR MR imaging to SAH was 89% (16
		Fraction of inspired oxygen in relation to cerebrospinal fluid hyperintensity on FLAIR MR imaging of the brain in children and young adults undergoing anesthesia.
	www.ajnr.org /cgi/content/full/25/4/545 (3490 words)

	Harmonica George Smith-A Biographical Note by Glenn Weiser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		George Smith was born in Helena, Arkansas, in 1924, and was raised in Cairo, Illinois.
		Smith then recorded some sides which are now classics, including "Blues in the Dark" and "Telephone Blues." He used octaves extensively to get the sound of a horn section, and was a master of amplified tone shadings.
		They recorded a couple of albums for Vernon, but Smith still could not import his overseas success to Los Angeles and the group continued to struggle at home.
	www.celticguitarmusic.com /harmgeosmith.htm (726 words)

	VH1.com : Mel Tormé : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		This was followed by the first of many recordings made in association with pianist/arranger Marty Paich, Mel Tormé and the Marty Paich Dek-Tette, recorded in January 1956, and by a studio-cast recording of Porgy and Bess in which Tormé sang the part of Porgy to Frances Faye's Bess, recorded in May.
		His recording career picked up in 1958, when he was signed to impresario Norman Granz's jazz-oriented Verve Records, the same label on which such peers as Ella Fitzgerald recorded.
		While Tormé disavowed some of his recordings in his autobiography, particularly the ones made with pop intentions in the 1960s, his more jazz-styled sides for Musicraft in the '40s, Bethlehem in the '50s, and Concord in the '80s and '90s seem to have met his high standards, as well as those of critics and fans.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/torme_mel/bio.jhtml (4184 words)

	The Blossoms - Biography - AOL Music
		They did extensive session work, and Love and James were members of producer Phil Spector's studio group Bob B. Soxx and the Blue Jeans.
		Love also recorded with Spector under her own name and as part of the Crystals.
		The Blossoms had one pop chart entry in 1961 with "Son-In-Law," an answer record to Ernie K-Doe's hit "Mother-In-Law." Later, the Blossoms -- by now consisting of Love, James, and Jean King -- were regular backup singers on the pop music television series Shindig in 1965.
	music.aol.com /artist/the-blossoms/24122/biography (235 words)

	Lew Williams Biography
		Lew's first formal session was at Beck's in June 1953, when he recorded four of his own songs with the studio house band.
		The recordings were made in Nashville in September of that year.
		Numerous artists from several different countries have recorded Lew's songs in the fields of rock and roll, country, rockabilly and blues.
	www.lewwilliams.com /bio.html (2012 words)

	The Flairs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The group then found Modern Records, and were transferred to Flair Records, owned by a brother of the owner of Modern.
		The Cadets were again associated with the Flairs- they had just split, and Cadets Willie Davis and Aaron Collins joined the Flairs.
		Ironically, former Flair Pete Fox was also a member of the Cadets when they split, and he did not join the Flairs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Flairs (800 words)

	Mary Stolper on Cedille Records
		Mary Stolper brings a signature vibrancy and technical flair to her extensive repertoire on the flute.
		She is a member of the new music ensemble Fulcrum Point, and is the solo flutinst of the American Chamber Orchestra based in Chicago.
		Stolper was the featured soloist with the Czech National Symphony in Prague, an engagement during which she recorded her second compact disc (American Flute Concertos Cedille Records CDR 90000 046).
	www.cedillerecords.org /stolper.html (317 words)

	Beta-lactam Ring Records: The Hidden Family/+White+
		Kites has a record on Load already and his side of the split evokes a crunchy square toned melodic flair with organic almost organ-fueled Disneyland melodies.
		Prurient has releases on Ground Fault recordings and is one of the artists on the RRR Records Boxset New England.
		This record is a bit more subdued in all out attack and more drenched in total murk-o-phonic atmosphere.
	www.blrrecords.com /prod/1338/the_hidden_family_white.html (121 words)

	REASON Y RECORDS : : INFO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Our goal is to support creative and talented independent artists in and out of the Atlanta area, and assist them in getting their music out to the people by releasing, distributing, and/or promoting their records.
		Reason Y Records is always on the lookout for up-and-coming artists and exciting new music.
		Any and all bands or musicians are encouraged to send in their demo for review; a response is guaranteed.
	www.reasonyrecords.com /Info.htm (330 words)

	Chap. 3--The Current Flair
		It seems to be a heart attack, and Flair leaves in an ambulance.
		Norton is the first to feel the Horsemen anger, as he's attack in the lockerroom.
		Flair attacks Whindham viciously, as the Horsemen attack the nWo.
	members.tripod.com /ric_flair/Bio5.html (853 words)

	The Doo-Wop Society of Southern California: The Dreamers/Blossoms
		The Blossoms recorded under their own name, recorded for Phil Spector, and performed as backup singers for such artists as Tom Jones, Dick Dale and Elvis Presley.
		In 1954 Richard Berry, who recorded for Modern/Flair as a solo artist and as the bass singer for The Flairs and The Crowns, brought a new girl group to Joe Bihari, who ran Flair Records.
		Subsequent Flair releases were as by Richard Berry and The Dreamers.
	www.electricearl.com /dws/dreamers.html (643 words)

	www.myspace.com/flair
		Flair's sound is timeless, effective and incredibly expressive.
		Sandwiched between the first side's hard-rocking bookends are a couple of jangle-pop gems, beginning with the scrumptious Sundays-isms of the album's "Stand"-out track, before becoming a mostly acoustic affair on the flip side.
		Vocalist Andrea Davis' Delta blues-soaked roots first become evident on the record's only live cut, "Heaven Sent," before her pristine pipes really come to the fore and get to soar on the last two numbers.
	www.myspace.com /flair (1090 words)

	The Doo-Wop Society of Southern California: Shirley Gunter & The Queens
		Shirley Gunter was born in 1934 in Coffeyville, Kansas, and migrated to Los Angeles with her family in early 1942.
		She began her singing career as a solo artist in 1953 when her older brother, Cornelius, a member of a vocal group called The Flairs, took her to his label, Flair Records, a subsidiary of Modern Records.
		The move may have been calculated to revitalize The Flairs, who had lost most of their original members, as well as to end the fading (and internally feuding) female group in order to make way for Modern's newest hitmakers, two sisters who called themselves The Teen Queens ("Eddie My Love").
	www.electricearl.com /dws/gunter.html (690 words)

	The Blossoms Page
		They recorded for various labels at the time including Ode in 1967, Bell between 1969-70 and Lion in 1972.
		The Blossoms recorded for Reprise during the early seventies.
		Gloria Jones later recorded the original version of 'Tainted Love', which later became a UK number 1 hit in 1981 for Soft Cell, and was married to the rock singer and performer Marc Bolan.
	www.soulwalking.co.uk /Blossoms.html (450 words)

	Name someone in your field that inspired you or mentored you
		In the past, Fentz handled the Iconz’ relationships with Slip-N-Slide Records and Elektra Records, and is currently responsibile for maintaining their relationship with Koch Records.
		Of the thousands of "record labels" that pop up every day across the state, you have to wonder why some end up with hit singles and major label joint ventures, and others don’t.
		Che, one of the most intelligent and business savvy people you’ll ever come across in the industry, is one of the primary reasons for their success.
	www.ozonemag.com /may2003/fl-iconz.html (831 words)

	Big Walter Horton-A Biographical Note by Glenn Weiser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Walter Horton, also known as Big Walter or Shakey Horton, was born in Horn Lake, Mississippi, in 1918, and is counted among the best blues harmonicists.
		Shortly thereafter his mother moved to Memphis, then a hotbed of blues, and according to blues researcher Samuel Charters, Horton was playing with the Memphis Jug Band by the time he was nine or ten.
		He also may have recorded with them in 1927 as he himself claimed- two of their sides issued that year list "Shakey Walter" as the harp player.
	www.celticguitarmusic.com /harmbw.htm (461 words)

	Elmore James - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He began recording with Trumpet Records in nearby Jackson in January 1951, first as sideman to the second Sonny Boy Williamson and others, then debuting as a session leader in August with what became his signature song, "Dust My Broom".
		In 1959 he began recording what are perhaps his best sides for Bobby Robinson's Fire Records label.
		It is essentially the same riff that appears in the recording of the same song by Robert Johnson, but James plays that riff with electric slide guitar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elmore_James (652 words)

	THE VOCAL GROUP HARMONY WEB SITE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		This unnamed trio was brought into the studio twice by FLAIR Records; the first time the label named the group the "5" Hearts ("The Fine One"/"Please Please Baby").
		Berry who loved to sing, was singing with the Flairs, the Crowns and the Dreamers at the same time, as well as doing solo work.
		The JAMIE sides were recorded in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, and some of the tunes done there for producer Huey Meaux ("Have Love Will Travel" and "Loving Fool") were also released on Meaux's own JETSTREAM label.
	www.group-harmony.com /lee_maye.htm (2155 words)

	Wrestling Wreality with Doctor Mike Lano - The worlds best sports pod cast! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Flair was in the news earlier this week after being accused of road rage on
		Flair, in response to his wife's complaint, denies her charges and says it
		Flair says he and his wife have been separated three times and that she
	www.antiradio.net /wrestling_reality.htm (2383 words)

	Bloodshot Records: Cordero
		This powerful, Brooklyn-based quintet is equally at home amongst the New York art rock scene or the vibrant Rock en Espanol movement, pegging both with heaping amounts of sassy spontaneity and sexy Latin styling.
		Cordero has toured and recorded with a winding cast of notable characters, including Calexico (the fruit of a recorded, but never released collaborative album).
		They've also supported Neko Case on her 2004 Tiger Sessions Tour and have shared bills with everyone from Los Lobos to Rosie Thomas and Lucero.
	www.bloodshotrecords.com /artists/cordero (484 words)

	BETA Records Artistpage
		Schmuck were formed in November 2004 from the ashes of the phenomenally popular Bristol (UK) band of the same name.
		The new incarnation of the band have taken Schmuck to a new level, adding flair and innovation to the bands already outstanding ability to write a catchy song.
		The bands diverse new line-up has such varied influences that their sound is unique and very difficult to link to any particular genre.
	www.betarecords.com /schmuck (119 words)

	Hair With Flair, Seattle Salon (Lost in Seattle)
		This page is a piece of Lost in Seattle, the clickable map of Seattle.
		Be the first to add keywords to Hair With Flair.
		This listing for Hair With Flair is part of the Seattle Salon category.
	www.lostinseattle.com /LIS/salon/hairwithflair.html (163 words)

	The Dixie Blues Boys - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Although their name had led some to believe they were recording in the South, research eventually revealed that the tracks were done in Los Angeles, where Modern was based.
		The four members who signed the contract with Modern were Charles S. Johnson, Ozie Saxton, Dan Winston, and Clarence Wilkins, although there were more musicians to be heard on the record.
		The single sides were unusual for featuring two harmonicas within the early down-home electric blues format, and were solid if unexceptional performances, "My Baby Left Town" being a shuffle and "Monte Carlo" a slower number reminiscent of some of Sonny Boy Williamson's work.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,870026,00.html (329 words)

	Manhattan Records
		After all, she started her recording career as a toddler.
		Blurring the lines between pop and classical, Giorgia’s voice draws comparisons to the operatic-pop style of Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban, and the spiritual flair of Enya.
		Originating from a world of liturgical choirs and opera houses, British countertenor Ryland Angel has composed an album that lies closer to the modern songwriting styles of George Michael and Sting.
	www.manhattanrecords.com (334 words)

	Le Fete 2006 - The French Cultural Festival in Bangkok (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In 1997, he sent his demo to the famous French label “F-Communications” and soon became their leading artist.
		With his music filled with funky and soulful grooves, Llorca’s his first album ‘New Comer’ in 2001 was an immediate success selling over 200,000 records worldwide.
		After three years of DJ performances in the hippest clubs, a world tour with musicians, several EPs and a mixed-CD compilation entitled ‘My Playlist’, Llorca is currently recording his second album expected to be released by F-Communications in 2007.
	www.lafete-bangkok.com /eng/m_french_flair.htm (688 words)

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