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Who's songs do you prefer the most? It's not really something I had ever thought about until I realized all my favorites are sung by Mark, instead of Tom( Whats my age again, dammit, apple shampoo, adams song). So who do you guys prefer if you had to make a choice?

Mark Daniel Ronson (born 4 September 1975) is a British-born DJ, record producer, songwriter, and remixer. He has received seven Grammy Awards, including Producer of the Year for Amy Winehouse's album Back to Black (2006) and two for Record of the Year singles "Rehab" and "Uptown Funk". He received an Oscar, a Golden Globe and a Grammy Award for co-writing "Shallow" (performed by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper) for the film A Star Is Born (2018). In 2023, Ronson co-produced the soundtrack for the fantasy comedy Barbie, which he also composed and co-wrote several songs on with his production partner Andrew Wyatt. The soundtrack has received 11 Grammy nominations. Throughout his career, he's produced for Amy Winehouse, Lady Gaga, Dua Lipa, Adele, Duran Duran, Miley Cyrus, and Queens of the Stone Age.

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While attending New York University, Ronson became a regular in the downtown hip hop night life. He became known as a DJ on the New York club scene by 1993, charging $50 per job. He was known for his diverse, genre-spanning selection. He attracted a wide audience by fusing funk, hip hop, and rock and roll into his setlists, and playing songs that were popular in both the United States and the United Kingdom. He was soon popular and sought-after DJ in New York City, frequently booked for high-profile events and private parties. In 1999, Ronson was featured in an ad wearing Tommy Hilfiger denim in the recording studio for an ad campaign for the company.[21]

Ronson's debut album, Here Comes the Fuzz, was released in 2003. Despite poor initial sales, it was generally well received by critics. As well as writing the songs on the album, Ronson created the beats, played guitar, keyboards, and bass. The album featured performances from artists from diverse genres, including Mos Def, Jack White, Sean Paul, Nappy Roots and Rivers Cuomo.[23] The lead single and best known song from the album, "Ooh Wee," samples "Sunny" by Boney M and features the rappers Nate Dogg, Ghostface Killah, Trife Da God, and Saigon. The song charted at number 15 on the UK Singles Chart and was used in a number of films, including in Honey (2003) and on its soundtrack.[23] Two weeks after releasing Here Comes the Fuzz, Elektra Records dropped him.[24]

Songs with a person's name in the title are quite common, but for this list we're only ranking the best songs about people named Mark. Do you have a favorite Mark song? We want you to vote for your favorite songs about Mark, whether it's a country song about someone named Mark, a Mark rock song, or anything in between. You can even add a song to the list if it's not already here, as long as it's a song with Mark in the title or lyrics.

I just copied 4 tracks to my iphone. At the same time they were syncing, I was deleting some songs in my iphone library on itunes. Then out of nowhere, every song I clicked got an exclamation mark before the song. All the songs are visible, but cannot be played in the iphone library on itunes. Neither on the iphone itself. Everything is gone, except those 4 tracks I copied to my iphone.

I don't mean the library of my itunes: I mean the library of my iphone on my itunes. All the songs (except those 4) get an exclamation mark. I manage my songs manually, not automatic syncing what so ever.

Also, you can see one of the few songs (total of 74) that I'm still able to play, and are visible on my iphone device. The rest (of those 1534) isn't there on my iphone device. And, as you can see on the screenshot, the rest is visible in the iphone library in itunes, but has an exclamation mark before it (and is not playable).

The exclamation mark means itunes can't find the file. So the music files on your computer have either been deleted or have been moved. And if the songs as been removed from iTunes or it can't be found by iTunes it will automaticly remove them from your iphone if you sync it with iTunes. You will need to import all the songs to your iTunes library again to get them back on your iPhone.

But the point is: before today, I was always able to play songs from my iphone library on itunes. My itunes library was totally empty, and there are no songs stored on my computer. I always sync it manually, so whenever I had a new song, I drag and dropped it on my iphone, it sync'd, and after it completed, I deleted it from my computer.

But now, I dragged and dropped 4 new tracks on the iphone, but at the same time, I was deleting some songs from my iphone (all done via itunes). Then, out of nowhere, everything got an exclamation point in front of the song. I closed itunes, and unplugged my iphone. Then I reconnected it, but the exclamation marks were still there. I then resetted my iphone, and there was an update available of the newest itunes, so installed that also.. But still, the same problem.

I'm afraid I lost everything, because when I check the information on my iphone (via 'General', 'Usage' on my iphone device) i can see that there is 18,2 GB free. So the tracks are definately physically not there anymore. Only iTunes still displays the lost songs, with an exclamation mark.

I'm afraid I have to redownload everything. Luckily my brother has a lot of songs I had also, still on his computer. So I'm able to copy those, but the rest... Sigh, gonna take a lot of time to refill my library I had built up until now.

If you get someone from apple support in person and the songs were iTunes purchases they may be able to do a one time re-download of all your music. They did that for me quite a while ago, before iCloud. I think it is only a once a lifetime deal so know that before requesting. Cheers

I sync my Iphone during the night, turned off my PC and the next morning I sync the Iphone again, all songs has exclamation point and cant be played. Now you're going to tell me its because I've move the file to other location? lol

just resync and if they are still in itunes library then you have them on your phone again. Let me tell you how syncing works. if it is not on your itunes library when you sync it will have exclamation mark which does not matter what syncing method you use. right click and choose get info to check where the music is located. you can check your music folder and the itunes media folder to help check out also check you recycling ben for the music.

After scrolling down my library 3x I've tried what you said to do with the playlists to locate all "!"-marked tracks in itunes, but they don't show up.. I've tried several apps such as TrackSift and PowerTunes to locate them but they can't find them.. I have even tried to give all tracks a certain bpm-value to isolate them but still nothing.. But when I check, itunes still says there are 7 more files missing and those tracks are marked by an "!" Do I have ghost-marks or something? How do I get rid of "!"-marks which aren't there?

This message comes up when I located and fixed a "!"-marked track and let itunes try to find the rest of the missing files.. I scrolled down manualy to find them in either my music- and podcast-list but no "!"-mark to be found... The script from dougscript was that TrackSift I mentioned.. So i'm all out of options..

I hope so, it takes a while to scan the entire library.. I think it's pretty ironic to search for "!"-marks which aren't there, to remove them... Lol! But so far I have spend the entire day to locate them and was annoyed by the message 7 files are still missing.. pretty frustrating.. Thanx for your help so far! ?

You can mark multiple songs at once when in editing mode in a list of songs. Once you've selected some songs, you can tap on the Mark button in the editing toolbar. This reveals the following list of standard icons:

Fine Young Cannibals, Jay-Z, Dwight Yoakam and Bill Withers are among the diverse array of artists that have recorded his songs. Mark's songs have been featured in such films as Kramer vs. Kramer, Black Hawk Down and Reservoir Dogs. In 2000, BMI announced James as one of top songwriters of the century alongside Paul McCartney, Elton John/Bernie Taupin and Holland-Dozier-Holland.

The museum at Shaoshan is traditionally a focal point for celebrations of Mao's birthday on Dec. 26, and Dai often takes his choir there to fill the air with rousing revolutionary songs, sometimes holding an all-night vigil for his political hero.

As China marks the 130th anniversary of Mao's birth, the late Chairman is enjoying a political resurgence alongside the cult of personality surrounding incumbent Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping.

In 2008, the singing of "red" revolutionary songs by hobby groups was picked up and encouraged by Chongqing Municipal Party Secretary Bo Xilai, whose jailing for corruption came as a top official reported a foiled coup plot.

The choir isn't just a bit of fun, either. All of its members are staunch followers of Mao who mean every word of revolutionary songs, like "Sailing the Seas Depends on the Helmsman" and "The Sun Is Reddest When Chairman Mao Is Closest."

His passion for "red songs" has left him more than 2.4 million yuan ($336,000) in debt, with 400,000 yuan still outstanding, and has at times seen him estranged from his wife, sleeping in his car and missing his mother's funeral.

I was thinking about this, because when I was first asked to do the TED talk they gave me quite a general topic: They wanted me to talk about the evolution of music over the last 30 years. And I wasn't quite sure what my angle was. I started reading all these crazy books and researching all this stuff about Billboard, and I looked at the charts, the No. 1's, from last year. And whether it was "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, or Katy Perry, or Miley Cyrus, none of those songs wouldn't have been able to have been made 10 or 15 years ago. Some of the technology today might make them sound a bit more sonically whiz-bang. But for the most part, you could have probably created them in 1998 and they wouldn't have sounded so different. 006ab0faaa