Kathleen compares the community built from orchestrating 25 years of World Beat to Brigadoon, the magical Scottish village that appears for just one day every 100 years; That one day is spent in joyous celebration.
The celebration begins Friday night with music by Chervona, a multi-ethnic, Russian and Eastern European-inspired band; a performance by Casa de la cultura Tlanese with INDUS; a dance party with DJ Prashant and the Jai Ho! Dance Troupe and fire show with Paradise of Samoa. The fire show will also happen on Saturday night.
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Bellinger, who came on as a late defensive substitution, crushed a 422-foot solo shot to center off Keegan Thompson (3-2), setting off a joyous celebration on the field for the defending World Series champions.
Japan keeps on making history. Not content with just beating Germany, the Japan national team have also defeated Spain to win Group E and qualify for the next round of the Fifa World Cup 2022 in Qatar.
The match against Spain kicked off at 4am on Friday December 2 in Japan, but that didn't stop fans from filling bars and venues around the country. In Tokyo, there were once again wild scenes of celebration at Shibuya Scramble Crossing, with fans spilling out onto the street to celebrate.
So, it was perhaps inevitable that Somerville would at some stage release his own disco album. Comprising 12 of his own compositions, Homage is a joyous celebration of an often misunderstood category of music. "While it is easy to dismiss disco as a throwaway genre, it is actually about a whole movement of emancipated people seeking liberation," Jimmy tells me, in an attempt to convey the seismic impact disco had on him as a young gay man growing up in Glasgow in the 1970s.
As you may expect, Jimmy's passion for disco elevates Homage. The album is a riot of four-on-the-floor beats, horns, electric pianos and Somerville's trademark falsetto soaring across the luscious mix. It's an album that Somerville confesses to having loved making and completes a perfect circle back to the music he treasured as a child.
JS: Those nights played a huge part of my teenage years. What I realise when I look back at myself now and my whole clubbing career, is that I found a freedom on the dancefloor and I also found a place to be on my own. I was in my own little world and I didn't need to deal with anyone else. That feeling solidified where I wanted to be. Everything I have ever done has been to get to a club in order to dance. Looking back at the history of the politics of disco, it was about gay men, black men and also women having an uplifting celebration in the face of adversity and discrimination. While it is easy to dismiss disco as a throwaway genre - stuff like the Bee Gees and Saturday Night Fever - it is actually about a whole movement of emancipated people seeking liberation.
JS: They are all iconic gay songs and part of gay history. What I wanted to do was to take them away from the women who sang them. It was time to take these songs and have them sung by a gay man for gay men. When I was a kid, those songs were being danced to as a celebration for people who were finding some kind of voice. I wanted to take the radical step of singing them myself as a gay man to truly claim them.
JS: Absolutely. I don't know what you have picked up from the new songs but these lyrics are a celebration of my freedom from the kind of heartache that has been most of my life because of my own personal troubles and my issues with addiction. It was only recently that I came to terms with the fact that chemical substances do not sit well with me because once I start I cannot stop. Also, I was an incredibly troubled man, but since I have been into recovery I have started to understand who I am and what love truly is. It's not just about one person having an intimate relationship with another and this is what I have tried to express on this new album. I did it with 'Smalltown Boy' and have tried to do it many times throughout my career, but this time I have done it from track one through to track 12, with a few bits of fun thrown in, like the song 'Freak' which harks back to the story of disco. But, the majority of the record is my understanding of love and heartache.
The musical hybrid (partial rock/pop concert, theatrical bio, cultural chronicle) sports a comprehensive book by Rick Elice and superb Music Supervision, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Daryl Waters. The must-see production is a mind blowing, entertainment ride down memory lane for the older crowd, and an earth shattering, eye-popping celebration of feminism (3rd and fourth wave) for the younger crowd.
The match was an even affair throughout the majority of the first half, while the Green held the majority of the possession, Juba Star were able to stifle all of the chances on goal. An organized and experienced group of local standouts did well to withstand the Green advance and attempt to score on the counters. In the 45th minute, the patience of the Somali Bantu Community Association club would pay off, as an electric run from Emmanuel Omar saw him beat the Green defense and lift the ball over the head of Stephani. The joyous celebration was impossible to miss, and Juba would enter the half leading by a goal.
I have had the privilege of watching Jeter's career from a different side. I've seen all the same plays you have. But I've also seen him from a personal side in hundreds of interviews and informal chats in 14 years on the Yankees beat for WFAN. Sure, I remember the plays. I was just as amazed as you were.
I remember a division-clinching game in Chicago where the captain's voice broke through the joyous celebration to remind his teammates, "Everyone enjoy this one for a little while, we've got three more (celebrations) to go!" That was the mindset, always more winning to be done.
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That might have been true, anyway, even if Camden Lewis\u2019 43-yard field goal attempt had not wandered just too far to the right as time expired, and even if No. 7 Washington hadn\u2019t plucked from likely defeat this 36-33 victory over No. 8 Oregon before 71,321 fans, and even if a few thousand of them hadn\u2019t packed the turf in celebration. It was a classic, regardless of outcome. But because Lewis did miss, and because Michael Penix Jr. and Rome Odunze connected for the go-ahead touchdown moments prior, Saturday\u2019s affair also will be remembered among UW\u2019s all-time greatest victories here, on the mantle with those your father told you about as a kid.
Jamaican music was "what kept us going" says Lloyd Coxsone, sound system operator and producer, who immigrated to Britain in 1962. "We'd empty out basements or any little dump and set up the beat boxes." Legendary musician and producer Dandy Livingstone (most famous for Rudy) also talks about the racism at the time, describing music from home as "the thing that healed us each day."
As well as interviews with Dandy Livingstone, Ken Boothe, Neville Staple, Marcia Griffiths, Toots Hibbert (who died earlier this year), The Selector founder Pauline Black and Lee 'Scratch' Perry, this upbeat film has a kicking soundtrack and superb archival footage of early stars such as Desmond Dekker, Toots and the Maytals and The Pioneers.
While this 2018 feature documentary charts the rise and fall of legendary London record label Trojan Records, it's much more than a tale of a savvy business idea \\u2013 it's a joyous celebration of Britain's first multicultural pop movement.
Jamaican music was \\\"what kept us going\\\" says Lloyd Coxsone, sound system operator and producer, who immigrated to Britain in 1962. \\\"We'd empty out basements or any little dump and set up the beat boxes.\\\" Legendary musician and producer Dandy Livingstone (most famous for Rudy) also talks about the racism at the time, describing music from home as \\\"the thing that healed us each day.\\\"
But an under-appreciated joy of the playoffs and World Series is seeing grown men reduced to childlike exhilaration at winning a crucial game. Here, a collection of photos that capture these moments of unselfconscious celebration:
Down 3-1 and desperate, Chicago manager Joe Maddon used fire-balling closer Aroldis Chapman to get the final eight outs in Game 5 as the Cubs beat the Indians 3-2 at raucous Wrigley Field to extend their season and send this Series packing.
After closer Trevor Rosenthal (1-0), another newcomer, struck out Phillip Ervin for the final out, the Padres had a brief but joyous celebration in the infield. Then they gathered near the dugouts to get playoff caps and T-shirts before moving to the clubhouse.
The Padres are 0-3 in the postseason at Petco Park, where they'll host a wild-card series. They haven't won a playoff series since beating Atlanta in the 1998 NLCS before being swept by the New York Yankees in the World Series.
In a corner of the living room, closest to the tree, surrounded by the intrigued toddlers, sat my father. He sat tied to his wheelchair, weak and shaking. His being there was a wonder in itself. He had suffered a heart attack a year earlier and had been hospitalized since then. My father was in a coma for two weeks after his heart attack and no one expected him to regain consciousness. He beat all the odds but suffered brain damage and was confined to a wheelchair.
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