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    Has the use of electronic devices and the Internet changed the way children educate themselves for the better? Using electronic devices and the Internet has better educated and changed the way children learn for the better. Google and other online search engines have made getting information as easy as typing in your question or something you 're unclear upon and pressing “Search”. If children need help after school they can easily look up information instead of asking for help and can…

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    In every biography that I read for researching this paper expressed how Coltrane thanks composers such as Beethoven and Mozart for his musical success. With that said, musicians today have been inspired by his music such as Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, and Mike Watt. Throughout this course we have discussed all periods of the musical timeline. I chose John Coltrane for this paper because I feel that he was a significant part of his era of music and the types of music and the…

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    Young At Heart Analysis

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    to come performance for their annual concert. This task isn't easy when most of the participants are sick, dying or can't get they're part down. Young at Heart is very famous group they perform in europe and even in a jail. They cover songs by Jimi Hendrix, Coldplay, Sonic Youth and other musicians. The music director has a hard time trying to get the group together because of the depressing deaths. The movie has a good flow. It starts out slow at the beginning but as the movie continues it…

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    States Rodriguez and his songs never gained any traction. In South Africa, Rodriguez was considered a legendary figure because of his great song writing and albums. Cold Fact and Coming from Reality was even bigger than Rolling Stone, he was like a Jimi Hendrix in that because he was dead and Rodriguez was assumed to be dead there was a recognition of the movement his songs generated. Sixto Rodriguez’s songs inspired political and cultural change and as a result sold millions of albums.…

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    out of the shelter, and Twyla does not see her again until she sees her at the Howard Johnson’s restaurant. Twyla works at the restaurant and sees Roberta with two guys. As she talks with Roberta she finds out that they are on their way to see Jimi Hendrix. Twyla discovers how rude Roberta has become and she leaves. Twyla, who is now married and has a son named Joseph, meets Roberta in a grocery store and they talk for a while. During the conversation, Roberta and Twyla debate about what…

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    Stories can make a person feel many emotions when connecting with different characters in a story. Sometimes the connections are due to common interests, feelings, and even through culture, race and class. Racially focused writings tend to reveal the different perspectives of people and life through race. In the story “Recitatif” by Toni Morrison, Morrison is making a major statement by not disclosing Twyla and Roberta’s racial identities throughout the entirety of the story and their battling…

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    of musical catalogs. Personally, I love when a band does a cover song. I would argue that matter whether it is different or not because in most cases it is a song you have never heard before. If you listen to U2 you may have never listened to a Jimi Hendrix or Johnny cash song before. Likewise, if you listen to Johnny Cash you may have never heard a Nine Inch Nails song. When an established artist releases a cover song it helps to keep music fluid. It will help to takes today’s listener on a…

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    Stories tell of a journey or an adventure, rules tell people what to do, songs are used to relate ideas and evoke emotion. Thoreau and Emerson believe that we should live as our own person and justify our own path through life, whether it be to success or to failure, experience is what is best for us as people. There can be many connections drawn between the band The Who and Thoreau and Emerson; whether it be in their lyrics or the members themselves. The most notable relation that can be drawn…

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    Riley B King Autobiography

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    BB King Autobiography... By Cameron Coleman Riley B. King was born to a family of poor sharecroppers on a plantation near the small town of Itta Bena in the Mississippi Delta. King's parents separated when he was only five and his mother took him to live in the nearby hill country in Kilmichael, Mississippi. By age seven he was doing the work of a grown man in the field. He was only nine when his mother died. He found inspiration in the music of the African American church. He dreamed of…

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    He “electrified” his music by combining it with the music of other artists like Sly Stone, Jimi Hendrix, and J. Brown. He had his band that included Michael Henderson James Mtume and others to do this. “I don’t play music for people who hang out music conservatories or Lincoln center; I play music for people who hand out at the Rib Shack on Saturdays…

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