Has anyone ever heard the music of Markay Boyle?
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On his site it looks like a demo and its live , he's not bad I'd like to see what he actually releases and promotes??
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I have listened to his full set. Its just new age stuff.
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I saw him last night on TV (the Conan O'Brian Show) and he already has it out. But sorry I didn't ketch the name of the album. however it did have B#stards in the title.
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yes i have. i love their song Be My Escape cuz its got a good beat that u can really dance 2 and the lyrics are pretty good
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well I've probably heard some of his songs. I too appreciate older classics if that's what you mean. So, yea I'd say I like his music!
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I didn't HEAR anything but here's another song for you little one...\n\nhttp://marklevinfan.com/DNCThemeSong.swf
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MoCrac, exciting new Irish rock group, showcases songs from their debut album at The Sugar Club on Saturday, the 18th of March.\n\n \nA band to watch in 2006, Dublin five piece MoCrac release their debut single, "Happy" on the 17th February, to be followed by the release of their debut album, Cash Is King on the 17th of March.\n\n \n\nMoCrac's debut album, Cash Is King was originally available on a very limited underground basis in 2005 but now gets its label debut on Reekus Records due to increased interest in the band.\n\n \n\nWritten and arranged by Maurice Ferriter (aka MoCrac) with additional creative from producers Liam Mulvaney and Ed Joliffe at Asylum Studios, Cash Is King is inspired by American country and French electronica with infectious tunes like "Staring", "Waldorf" and "Happy".\n\n \n\n"Happy" rides on a widescreen backround of strings fronted by guest vocals from indie chanteuse, Cathy Davey and is a fitting ode and dialogue to MoCrac's son but could be about loved one's anywhere.\n\n \n\nThe song has a simple sentiment and reflects on the essentials of the human condition and how we should see ourselves. "Happy" was recently chosen as the lead track for the Maeve Binchy movie, Tara Road starring Andie McDowell.\n\n \n\nOriginally a studio project conceptualised by MoCrac, increased interest in the tracks in 2005 prompted Ferriter to decide that time was right to put a full time band together to bring the songs to life.\n\nNow a five piece band, MoCrac features Aine de Siun on vocals and guitar, Donnchadh Mac Aogian on bass, Stuart Doyle on guitar, Conleth Kavanagh on drums and Maurice Ferriter on vocals, keys and guitar.\n\nwww.myspace.com/mocrac
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I love him!!  He has recently been touring here in the UK as I went to see him, so he might be doing all of europe, in which case you'll have a bit of a wait!\n\nHe is so good, and did a cover of White stripes Door bell, sounded amazing.
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Good googlie moogelie that thang is juicy.  Yall havent heard that song?
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yes, i do.\ni thing most of his songs are great.
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I sure have, he has changed his name since being Cat Stevens. Was a great singer  and still is . Wild world was and is great.
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Check out his new musical?
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Never heard of him until you asked, but I listened to him just now.  He has a smooth sound.  But then isn't that characteristic of the R&B sound?  I think he's good-looking, too, if that counts.
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Yes sir. I'm living proof.\n\nMy son took some Islamic calls to prayer (if that's the proper wording) and set them to Middle Eastern music for me. They are hauntingly beautiful...\n\nI love all types of music, even hymns, yet I am an atheist. It is certainly possible...it's called having an open mind.
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There is one knocking around\nI think it was done as a live song on a morning radio show in Ireland, maybe Ryan Adams or Jack L  or someone like that\n it definitely exists though
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Yes, I met him. I liked his version of The Eagles "A Whole in tHe World" that he sang with his brother. I am not sure if it is on any of his albums but he sang it at an event at Liberty University.
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Yes. Roxy Music. I think he also did some solo work which I either haven't heard, or heard so long ago that I don't remember it... yeah, I think I have heard some, but it's been a while. He's also produced albums for U2, etc. A lot of people think he's a genius. I should check his stuff out.