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  • ~~**jet**~~

    Dec 18, 11:26 AM

    fijne kerstdagen :-)

  • Jessica

    Sep 03, 08:25 PM

    thanks for the add

  • Anja S

    Jun 28 2007, 06:52 AM

    Thanks for the add :)

  • KHM

    Jun 22 2007, 06:04 PM

    Thanks for the add! Love the music here!

  • marry2k7

    Jun 15 2007, 05:27 PM

    wel wdc wit u wb 2 me

  • Leeiscool

    Jun 09 2007, 06:05 AM

    Nice music, The Beatles, Randy Newman, Simon & Garfunkel, Sweeet! Thanks for the add!

  • John C

    Jun 08 2007, 10:24 AM

    Thanks for the add!

  • Evan B

    May 07 2007, 12:41 PM

    I just thought I would say hi to everyone that has added me back as a friend. ilike looks like a fun sight to see what others are playing. I met Randy Newman once. His son was at a school that one of my friends was going to. He was going to play but he came down with the flu.

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Chris J. D

Male  
Location: Here on Planet Earth
Last listen: zh-guoyuc0094 by Talking Panda
Favorite artist: Lyle Lovett - this week
My web site: www.macrumors.com

Dec 11, 2006

"For those unfamiliar with blues/jazz guitarist Ronnie Earl, this cut will introduce you to his fluid and tasteful style. Unfortunately, iLike does not yet have clips of perhaps his best album, Grateful Heart - Blues and Ballads (iTunes), selected blues album of 1996 by Downbeat Magazine. This instrumental album is a revelation of masterful musicianship, with contributions from the mighty Bruce Katz on Hammond B3 organ and the legendary David "Fathead" Newman on tenor sax. Find this music and make it your own!"

Dec 05, 2006

"If you haven't heard Nick Drake before, you are in for a rare musical experience: an artist who inhabits his own aural landscape. An English folk-singer/songwriter of the 70's whose ethereal melodies and poetic imagery are at once reminiscent of early Pink Floyd and traditionalist Richard Thompson. Music that grows on you in a subtle way."