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    Nat King Cole

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    Chen MUEL 2752 Dr. Daniel Jones Pre-Rock Era Project: Nat King Cole There is no questioning Nat King Cole’s place as one of the most influential and important American popular musicians in history. Although he was initially known as an innovative and skilled jazz pianist‚ his singing allowed him to become highly successful in the realm of popular music‚ more specifically in the big band and jazz genres. Nathaniel Adams Coles was born in Montgomery‚ Alabama on March 17‚ 1919 (Ruhlmann par

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    ”Dancing to Nat King Cole” by James Wall Title: “Dancing to Nat King Cole” by James Wall Plot The story is about a couple‚ Charles and Katherine Simpson. They are having lunch with their grown up daughter‚ Rebecca‚ at their usual restaurant The Angel. Rebecca asks her mother how Charles is doing because Rebecca thinks he is doing worse than last time. Katherine says that he is fine. But actually he is doing weird things in the house like clears unfinished plates away or cleaning kitchen surfaces

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    significant role in emphasizing the art historians’ views. Music‚ Movies‚ Theater‚ and other forms of entertainment greatly add weight into the standpoints of the art historians. Songs like the jazz hit “Mona Lisa” by Rhythm and Blues legend Nat King Cole puts emphasis on the importance and principles of the painting. The lyrics in the song go as follows: Mona Lisa‚ Mona Lisa‚ men have named you You’re so like the lady with

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    Next‚ I asked Mrs. Smith if she knew any Bahamian artist or songs. She stated the late Carl Brice (her cousin)‚ Richie Delamore‚ Blind Blake‚ Eloise Lewis‚ Maurine Duvalier‚ Abigail Sharlow‚ Freddy Munnings‚ King Eric and his Knights‚ Sweet Emily‚ Pat Rolle (who sounded like Nat King Cole)‚ Peanuts Taylor and Tony McKay. For the songs she listed “Oh Island in the Sun”‚ “Island Woman”‚ “Married Man”‚ “Pretty Brown Eyes”‚ “Mary-Ann”‚ “Island in the Sun”‚ “Mr. Yellow Bird”‚ “Gern Down Burma Road”‚

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    The Television Revolution

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    music. Variety shows quickly became one of the main television programs that provided opportunities for performers to gain attention and create large followings for their music‚ style and fashion. Programs like ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ and ‘The Nat King Cole Show’ pioneered the way for music shows including Countdown and Rage that used increasingly sophisticated graphics to hold audience’s attention. They also brought new sounds and faces in our homes through television. This series of ‘pop culture’

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    Christmas in My Family

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    go to church. In the evening we return home and wait for “Santa” listening Christmas songs (some of them sung by carol singers who wander from one house to another). We love Stefan Hrusca‚ the most famous Romanian carol singer‚ and Dean Martin‚ Nat King Cole and Bing Crosby. In the Christmas morning we open the gifts and we are always surprised and happy. After all this comes the Christmas meal when the entire family gathers round the table enjoying that we are together and celebrating the birth of

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    ENGLISH ISU: iPod Characterization & Monologue MONOLOGUE: Missy talking to Susie  they both died violently; rape/murder; both have fathers that miss then. They can be talking about how they felt after they were killed. They could give advice about how a person can deal with it; how their family can deal with the death and how you should forgive your enemy. Show character traits  both were very brave‚ strong and learned to accept their death and found peace in heaven. IPod Characterization:

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    In the ‘King of Shadows’‚ Nathan and Shakespeare’s bond grew stronger and stronger every chapter as they know more about each other and their love for acting and the stage. Nathan and Shakespeare connected with each other as Nathan is always trying to do his best at acting‚ surprising Shakespeare with the things he could do‚ such as his acrobatics skills. When Nathan met Shakespeare for the first time‚ all he wanted to do is be closer to him. ‘William Shakespeare. It was as if he’d said‚ ‘Say hello

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    checking out me history

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    his "own identity". There is repetition - particularly of "Dem tell me" - throughout the poem‚ creating a sense of rhythm. End rhyme is heavily used‚ emphasised by adapted sections of nursery rhymes: the dish who ran away with the spoon‚ and Old King Cole‚ for example. In the "Dem tell me" sections the poet refers to nursery rhyme characters and other non-historical people‚ like Robin Hood or the cow who jumped over the moon. Even "1066 and all dat"‚ which might appear to be an historical reference

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    Nat Turner

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    Nat Turner What was the importance of Nat Turner and where does he stand in American history? Nat Turner is an American slave‚ who has been forgotten about in history as well in the hearts of African-Americans. He led and organized one of the bloodiest slave rebellions in American history. This rebellion was ""¦the rebellion that served to change the course of American history in the three decades before the Civil War" (Goldman 10). Within this paper‚ it is to analyze on his impact on the nation

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