Andre Bourvil La Tactique Du Gendarme CD

Since the letter "O" is one of the O-ldest symbols in the alphabet, with ancient roots and artistic simplicity, it seemed like the O-bvious place to take listeners back to. Planet O's geological origins can be traced to the rural southern Colorado hills of the Huerfano, an area suffused with art and music communes. Due to the intensity of artistic traffic flowing in from big cities and small towns, these communes served as musical incubators for the melding of alternative and cosmopolitan sounds. As a result, Planet O's musical style is a fusion of the jamming, eccentric, folksy melodies evolved from the hippie movement of the late 60's, and the slide electric, bright lights and big city band sound of the 70's funk revolution. But it's more than just that....The gravitational pull of Planet O is so strong, audience members have often remarked at how compelled they felt to "get up and dance." This phenomenon can be attributed to the unusual vibrational make up of Planet O, which -through careful analysis- appears to layer the heavy beats of reggae with a trace of blues, a twinkling of jazz, and a heavy dose of funk. Planet O is definitely a jam band, but a jam band unlike others due to early influences of the Oakland Sound and the same forces that formed the Seattle grunge scene. Their reggae junky sound is undoubtedly permeated with the cool ...

Putting the whole thing to bed for a minute only to pick up the guitar again several years later, Lisa met Toni Valenta through a mutual friend. Toni, a super talented singer /song writer had never played a live show. She did spend some time in an industrial project in the 90's called "Partly Cloudy". It wasn't long before the two had written several songs and decided to record a c.d. for art sake. They had some c.d.s made, homemade artwork and all, and handed out maybe 4 copies when they received a phone call from Marti Noxon of Buffy the Vampire Slayer asking if Joss Whedon could use "Back to Freedom" on the 3rd season premier of the show. The answer was obvious, and the following week they were shooting on the set in Santa Monica. bellylove received an endorsement from Fender Guitars and has played such awesome venues like The House of Blues, The Calliope Fest in Florida opening for Ani DiFranco & Melissa Ferrick, The Viper Room opening for C.C. Deville, Paladino's, Opening for Stephen Pearcy at The Knitting Factory, The Cat Club, The Joint, 14 Below, The Pitcher House, Riverside College, Taime Downs Pretty Ugly Club at Dragonfly, The Fender Guitar Museum and many more. bellylove just finished their 5th - 5 song c.d. "High on the Wagon" a versatile rock c.d. influence by life. Heavy guitars, and lyrics true to the bellylove style of sing your truth. Accompanied by Clint Davidson (Ping) on bass and Adam Steinberg (Greg Ginn) the songs range from sounding like Weezer to Sheryl Crow. About the name, bellylove: first off, lets clear up one thing, the name is subjective. If you want it to mean erotic sexual stuff, go right ahead....we don't want to deprive anyone of a good time, but weren't thinking of that when we chose the name. It's been said that 9 out of 10 cats prefer lesbians, and it's no secret that we prefer our own bad boy kitty, he has a webpage ( myspace /badboykitty), not to mention he ...