Unbelievable Truth with live guitarist Jim Crosskey on Later With Jools Holland in 1998, performing Solved and Building from the debut album Almost Here.
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Unbelievable Truth perform on the Black Session in Paris in April (I think) 1998. Part one - intro, live tracks: Forget About Me, Settle Down.
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Unbelievable Truth perform on the Black Session in Paris in April (I think) 1998. Part two - the most boring interview ever part one, Stone, Tyre Tracks ("I'm feeling force-fed my legs"?), the most boring interview ever part two ("here we are!")
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Unbelievable Truth perform on the Black Session in Paris in April (I think) 1998. Part three - Building and Who's To Know
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Unbelievable Truth perform on the Black Session in Paris in April (I think) 1998. Part four - more dull interviewing, Same Mistakes, Solved, more turgid chatter about Hal Hartley
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Unbelievable Truth perform on the Black Session in Paris in April (I think) 1998. Part five - Higher Than Reason, jesus man will you ever stop talking, Finest Little Space
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James Cross - Key Lime Pie Radio interviews Davey Havok and Adam Carson of AFI and talk about music shoes and other interesting stuff' including the infamous 'blow job' comments Part one of this AFI interview Key Lime Pie Radio is an hour of all AFI on Mondays starting 2:00pm Central time. To listen tune into wgdr.org keylimepieradio.webs.com and be sure to like Key Lime Pie Radio on Facebook
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Unbelievable Truth perform on the Black Session in Paris in April (I think) 1998. Part six - Landslide, credits
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Jim Crosskey talks about IBM Smarter Buildings at the Expo Center for Pulse 2011 (see www.ibm.com for more information).
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Unbelievable Truth playing the track Settle Down on French TV show Nulles Parts Ailleurs. This was the only time we played with an extra keyboard player, Richard Payne, who had previously played with Dodgy. Lovely guy, great keyboardist, wish we could have done more but couldn't afford to take him on tour sadly. PS Sorry about the black and white, something to do with transferring a French video on an English player, probably.
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At Henley Cross Keys Suffolk UK, this number to close a great evening. JAmes is a great player, he is wondering if music might be an option when he leaves college!
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The annual White Notley Soap Box Derby, Sunday 24 August 2008. James (Team Cross Keys (CK) 1) crashes on his first run but entertainingly continues to run down the road in style. Well done matey!
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ATTENTION - THIS IS NOT ME SINGING! I ONLY MADE THE VIDEO! This is the fourth solo piece i've made in college, this time I did a music video for Breaking Benjamins song, Diary of Jane, the acoustic version. It was edited on Final Cut Pro. I would like to add thanks to the Dean and Chapter of St. Woolos Cathedral, Newport for their help. ----- I DO NOT CLAIM TO OWN ANY OF THE MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO -----
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A college practice piece where we had to practice Narrative Music Videos in groups, here is my groups. We did Kings and Queens by 30 Seconds to Mars and in my group were Chloe, Lewis and I ----- I DO NOT CLAIM TO OWN ANY OF THE MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO -----
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Beanskin performing Suck my kiss. Sorry it's a bit dark and distorted but you can still hear how awesome they are! Kenny, Scott, Dave and the powerhouse James on the kit!
"Sing for Joy, Alleluia!" conducted by Peggy Ray - sung by the Cross Keys High School Alumni Chorus, students that sang under the guidance of Dr. James T. McRaney from 1967-1992. Performance on Sept. 5, 2010.
Sheffield's Steel City Soul band do a top rendition of James Brown's 'I Feel Good' in a packed pub. One of the first music videos edited by DeeJayOne, and using footage shot by Espada Rolls. Shot at the Cross Keys pub in Rotherham. Apologies for the poor sound quality which came from the camera's single small mic.
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The Rebirth, neo-soul with a funky jazz flavor. From the 2005 CD: "This Journey In" The cornerstone of "The Kajmere Sound", The Rebirth specializes in funky, soulful groves, suitable for dancing or chilling. The Band is: Carlos "Loslito" Guaico: Keys + Vocals Noelle Scaggs: Vocals + Tambourine Chris "C-Quest" Taylor: Drums + Vocals Patrick "The Snake" Bailey: Guitar Greg Malone: Bass Raul "Lil Big Fat" Gonzalez: Percussion Mark Cross: Keys + Vocals Additional Musicians: James "#1" King: Saxophone David Goodwin: Trombone Mike Bolger: Trumpet
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A not so easy reel -- I picked up -- Was Originally a Hornpipe I Think ,,,, Picture's - The Irish in America.. ABC below - of the way I am trying to play it ---- jim,,, X:1 T:The Irish American Reel T:Deirdre Shannon's R:Reel S:Ciaran Kelly, Moneymore, Derry (Accordian) D:Session tape - The Cross Keys, Antrim Z:Bernie Stocks M:4/4 L:1/8 K:D d2dc dAFf|gece dBAG|(3FED AD BDAD|E2ED EFGA | d2dc dAFf|gece dBAG| FGAB cdef |gece d3e :| fdAG FAde|fdAG FAdf| gefd e3d |cedB A2de | fdAG FAde|fdge cABc| dBcA BGAF |GECE D4 :||
"Festive Praise" sung by the Cross Keys High School Alumni Chorus, students that sang under the guidance of Dr. James T. McRaney from 1967-1992. Brass Ensemble includes Peggy Ray, Baritone; Dennis Kitchens, Trombone; Robert Brown, Trumpet and Aida Chappell, Trumpet. Performance on Sept. 5, 2010.
Gen. Longstreet is mistaken about a few things. The battle he refers to is Mechanicsville, which took place on June 26th, 1862, not the 22nd. This was a Thursday, not a Sunday. Jackson was not unwilling to fight on a Sunday, even if he might prefer to do otherwise. The battles he fought on a Sunday include First Manassas (where he received his nickname), Kernstown, Cross Keys, and Winchester. All victories except for Kernstown. After Winchester, Jackson wrote to his wife: ''You appear much concerned at my attacking on a Sunday. I am greatly concerned, too, but I felt it my duty to do it in consideration of the ruinous effects that might result from postponing the battle until the morning. So far as I can see, my course was a wise one - the best that I could do under the circumstances - though very distasteful to my feelings, and I hope and pray to our Heavenly Father that I may never again be circumstanced as on that day.'' Regarding Mechanicsville, which Gen. Longstreet refers to in this video, the meeting at the Widow Dabbs House between Lee, Jackson, Longstreet, and the two Hills took place the afternoon of June 23rd (a Monday, by which we see that Gen. Longstreet is off by a week on his dates). Jackson rode 52 miles in 14 hours to get there. As Lee laid out his plans, Jackson said he could be in position by the 25th. Either Lee or Longstreet (accounts vary) suggested he give himself until the 26th. Jackson agreed. He left the same night and reached his army again on <b>...</b>
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