In jazz, this interpretive device is assumed in most written music other than latin jazz, but may also be indicated. For example, Satin Doll, a swing era jazz standard with a pronounced swing rhythm, was published written in 4/4 time, but at least some versions also note medium swing. In dance music, swing rhythm generally refers to the metre of the music, rather than to this convention of notation, so any music played with the triplet timing and swing accent will be referred to as swing rhythm however it is written, see below. See also:

Swung note, Swung note - Swing rhythm, Swung note - Development of swing, Swung note - Transcribing swing rhythms

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Rhythm Nation 1814 - Grammy Awards. 1990: Grammy Award: Best Longform Music Video: Rhythm Nation 1814 Rhythm Nation 1814 - American Music Awards. 1990: American Music Award: Favorite Soul/R&B Single: Miss You Much 1990: American Music Award: Favorite Dance Single: Miss You Much 1991: American Music Award: Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist 1991: American Music Award: Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist 1991: ...

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Rhythm Nation 1814, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Background, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Track listing, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Rhythm Nation 1814 B-Sides, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Personnel in order of appearance, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Singles released, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Music Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Grammy Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - American Music Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - MTV Video Music Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Billboard Music Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Soul Train Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - BMI Pop Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - NAACP Image Awards, Rhythm Nation 1814 - Trivia

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These are the major subgenres of contemporary R&B, roughly in chronological order of popularity. Rhythm and blues - Quiet storm. For more details on this topic, see Quiet Storm. Quiet storm is a broad category of R&B and jazz-based music that is mellow, laid-back and often romantic. Its name comes from an innovative radio show that originated at WHUR at Howard University in the mid-1970s, named after Smokey Robinson's hit 1975 single and album Quiet Storm. U ...

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Rhythm and blues, Rhythm and blues - Original rhythm and blues, Rhythm and blues - Contemporary R&B, Rhythm and blues - History, Rhythm and blues - The present day, Rhythm and blues - Contemporary R&B subgenres, Rhythm and blues - Quiet storm, Rhythm and blues - New Jack Swing, Rhythm and blues - Hip-hop soul, Rhythm and blues - Neo soul, Rhythm and blues - Samples

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The term R&B today defines a style of African-American music, originating after the demise of disco in 1980, that combines elements of soul music, funk music, pop music, and (after 1986) hip-hop in the form known as contemporary R&B. In this context only the abbreviation "R&B" is used, not the full expression. Sometimes referred to as "urban contemporary" (the name of the radio format that plays hip-hop and R&B music) or "urban pop", contemporary R&B is distinguished by an slick, electronic record pro ...

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Rhythm and blues, Rhythm and blues - Original rhythm and blues, Rhythm and blues - Contemporary R&B, Rhythm and blues - History, Rhythm and blues - The present day, Rhythm and blues - Contemporary R&B subgenres, Rhythm and blues - Quiet storm, Rhythm and blues - New Jack Swing, Rhythm and blues - Hip-hop soul, Rhythm and blues - Neo soul, Rhythm and blues - Samples

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The theory of biorhythms claims one's lifecycle is affected by rhythmic cycles and makes approximate predictions of cycles of physical, mental and emotional characteristics. A rhythm or a cycle is a characteristic that is periodically repeated in a predictable and measurable way. Biorhythmics is composed of forecasting the synchronized rhythm by division into equal parts by time in one's life cycle. These inherent rhythms are said to control or initiate various biological processes and are classically composed of three cyclic rhythms that ar ...

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Biorhythm, Biorhythm - The basic theory, Biorhythm - Related terminology, Biorhythm - Biological rhythm cycles, Biorhythm - Plausibility, Biorhythm - Application, Biorhythm - History, Biorhythm - Patents

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BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - E4. The idents were spoofed not long after their launch, when E4, one of Channel 4's 'free to air' digital stations, spoofed BBC One's Capoeira, Ballet, and Acrobat idents. BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - French & Saunders. The Acrobat and Hip-Hop idents were spoofed by comedians French & Saunders in their 2002 Christmas special, dressed as old women. The Acrobat spoof featured themselves coming loose from their ribbons and falling to the ground, while the Hip-Hop spoof featu ...

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BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - List of idents, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Capoeira, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Haka, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Festival, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Salsa, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Ballet, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Hip-Hop, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tapdogs, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Acrobat, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Music Video, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Bollywood, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tango, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tai-Chi, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Skateboarders, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Maasai, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tumbler, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Spoofs, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - E4, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - French & Saunders, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Comic Relief, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Dead Ringers, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Bo' Selecta!, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - An Audience with Harry Hill, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Other, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Christmas, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Criticism, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Possible replacement

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BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Christmas. As of 2005, there have been three different idents produced for the Christmas period, each one of them featuring children. The first, shown in 2002 and 2003, featured them dressed as snowflakes against a red sky, falling to the ground and then walking round in circles. The second in 2004 also had a red background, with the children dressed in red and bo ...

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BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - List of idents, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Capoeira, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Haka, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Festival, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Salsa, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Ballet, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Hip-Hop, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tapdogs, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Acrobat, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Music Video, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Bollywood, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tango, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tai-Chi, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Skateboarders, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Maasai, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tumbler, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Spoofs, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - E4, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - French & Saunders, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Comic Relief, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Dead Ringers, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Bo' Selecta!, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - An Audience with Harry Hill, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Other, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Christmas, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Criticism, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Possible replacement

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BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Capoeira. Debut: 2002 Filmed against the London skyline, it shows two people doing Capoeira, a Brazilian dance that brings together beauty, power, mental and physical balance, self-defence, music and art. The camera circles around two Capoeira performers throughout its duration. The two performers are dressed in red and white. An alternative edit, which joins the action a few seconds earlier than the standard version, is used in Wales and Scotland. BBC 'Rhythm & ...

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BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - List of idents, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Capoeira, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Haka, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Festival, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Salsa, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Ballet, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Hip-Hop, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tapdogs, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Acrobat, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Music Video, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Bollywood, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tango, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tai-Chi, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Skateboarders, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Maasai, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Tumbler, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Spoofs, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - E4, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - French & Saunders, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Comic Relief, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Dead Ringers, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Bo' Selecta!, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - An Audience with Harry Hill, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Other, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Christmas, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Criticism, BBC 'Rhythm & Movement' idents - Possible replacement

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Billboard Music Charts - album 1990 The Billboard 200 No. 91 1990 Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums No. 23 1991 Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums No. 23 Billboard Music Charts - singles 1990 "Bonita Applebum" Hot Rap Singles No. 4 1990 "I Left My Wallet In El Segundo" Hot Rap Singles No. 9 1990 "Bonita Applebum" Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Si ...

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People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm, People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm - Track listing, People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm - Chart positions, People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm - Personnel

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The Watts Band, originally known as Charles Wright & the Wright Sounds, derives its name from the Watts section of Los Angeles, California. They possess a sound that is, as Charles Wright puts it, "the middle ground between Otis Redding and James Brown" [1], a sound that Sly & the Family Stone would gravitate towards for their 1971 album There's a Riot Goin' On. Al McKay left the Watts Band in 1969 and soon joined Earth, Wind & Fire. The rhythm section of the Watts Band -- drummer James Gadson, bassist Melvin ...

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Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - History, Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Band members, Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Discography, Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Singles, Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Albums

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Most of the vocals and songs were written and sung by Glenn Mercer. Along with original band members Bill Million, Keith Clayton and Anton Fier, The Feelies released their first single “Fa Ce La” on Rough Trade Records in 1980. The album that followed on Stiff Records, Crazy Rhythms, was #78 in Rolling Stone's top 100 albums of the 1980s, and #69 on Pitchfork Media's similar list. After the departure of Fier and Clayton, Mercer and Million collaborated with other local New Jersey musicians, forming a band called the Trypes, featuring future members of The Feelies, Brenda ...

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The Feelies, The Feelies - Early Days, The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms, The Feelies - The Good Earth, The Feelies - Only Life, The Feelies - Time for a Witness, The Feelies - Origin of Name, The Feelies - Film Appearances, The Feelies - Side Projects & Alumni Bands, The Feelies - Legacy, The Feelies - Band Members, The Feelies - Discography, The Feelies - Singles, The Feelies - References & Links

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Biorhythm - Biological rhythm cycles. Ultradian are biological rhythms composed of long-term cycles (lasting several days). Circadian are the biological rhythms having a period of 24 hours (lasting a day). Infradian are the biological rhythms having extremely short cycles (lasting less than 24 hours). Exogenous are cycles influenced by external factors. Endogenous are cycles not influenced by external changes. Circatrigintan< ...

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Biorhythm, Biorhythm - The basic theory, Biorhythm - Related terminology, Biorhythm - Biological rhythm cycles, Biorhythm - Plausibility, Biorhythm - Application, Biorhythm - History, Biorhythm - Patents

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During the later period of his life, Blok concentrated primarily on political themes, pondering upon the messianic destination of his country (Vozmezdie, 1910-21; Rodina, 1907-16; Skify, 1918). In keeping with Solovyov's doctrines, he was full of vague apocalyptic apprehensions and often passed from hope to despair. Throughout the summer of 1917, for example, he was vexed with distant lightnings and smokiness of air. "I feel that the great event is coming, but what exactly is not revealed to me", he wrote in his much-rea ...

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Alexander Blok, Alexander Blok - Early life and influences, Alexander Blok - The most exquisite of poets, Alexander Blok - Revolution in rhythms and subject matter, Alexander Blok - One of Blok's poems 1912

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A rock group or band usually consists of at least four musical roles: lead singer. guitarist. bass guitarist. drummer or percussionist. Sometimes however a lead singer can be replaced or joined by a lead guitarist, who plays counter melodies and performs most of the solos. In many instances, the singer may play an instrument, creating a trio. Many bands also include a rhythm guitarist and Keyboardist, who work with the Bassist and the Drummer in the rhythm section. The role of thes ...

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Rock band, Rock band - Structure

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A rock group or band usually consists of at least four musical roles: lead singer. guitarist. bass guitarist. drummer or percussionist. Sometimes however a lead singer can be replaced or joined by a lead guitarist, who plays counter melodies and performs most of the solos. In many instances, the singer may play an instrument, creating a trio. Many bands also include a rhythm guitarist and Keyboardist, who work with the Bassist and the Drummer in the rhythm section. The role of thes ...

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Rock band, Rock band - Structure, Rock band - See Also

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A rock group or band usually consists of at least four musical roles: A lead singer. A guitarist. A bass guitarist. A drummer or percussionist. Sometimes however a lead singer can be replaced or joined by a lead guitarist, who plays counter melodies and performs most of the solos. In many instances, the singer may play an instrument, creating a trio. Many bands also include a rhythm guitarist and Keyboardist, who work with the Bassist and the Drummer in the rhythm section. The role ...

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Rock band, Rock band - Structure, Rock band - See Also

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Proponents of biorhythmics call it an established interdisciplinary area of scientific endeavor, which is still speculative in many facets. Critics state that biorhythms are based upon only on numerological associations and elementary math. Biorhythmics' plausibility is contested by various mathematicians, some biologists and other scientists. Biorhyhms have echoes of chronobiology, the study of circadian and other rhythms. Through medical research, doctors have found that there are periodicity and rhythms during a person's lifespan, ...

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Biorhythm, Biorhythm - The basic theory, Biorhythm - Related terminology, Biorhythm - Biological rhythm cycles, Biorhythm - Plausibility, Biorhythm - Application, Biorhythm - History, Biorhythm - Patents

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Leftfield is well-known to a mainstream UK audience for their track "Phat Planet", which soundtracked the "Surfers" TV advertisement for Guinness, ranked #1 in Channel 4's Top 100 Adverts list in 2000. In addition their song "Release The Pressure" was used on adverts for the O2 mobile phone network at its launch. They have also released a series of singles and two acclaimed albums before breaking up in 2002 to focus on solo projects. ...

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Leftfield, Leftfield - Releases, Leftfield - Leftism, Leftfield - Rhythm and Stealth, Leftfield - Live performances, Leftfield - Discography

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The band is divided up into a number of sections, by instrument. Each section has about four members. Traditional bands have a rhythm section (composed of drums, bass, piano, and possibly guitar), a trumpet section, a trombone section, and a saxophone section. Big band - Saxophone section. The saxophone section (known as the reeds, the sax section, or just the saxes in jazz parlance) usually comprises five players: two altos, two tenors and one baritone. The 'leader' of the section, wh ...

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Big band, Big band - Structure, Big band - Saxophone section, Big band - Brass section, Big band - Rhythm section, Big band - Big band arrangements, Big band - History, Big band - External link

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Melody is the unfolding in musical time of a principle single line. This line can be sounded alone, unaccompanied; or it can be the top (or sometimes an inner) note of a squence of chords, or sounded against chords as a background by accompanying instruments or voices. Melodic rhythm is usually rooted in the accent patterns of language, and/or the animating rhythms of dance steps and forms. In much of Western music, melody is often the most identifiable theme. Melodies will often imply certain scales or modes. Counterpoint is the study of combining and laye ...

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Music theory, Music theory - Sound, Music theory - Pitch, Music theory - Rhythm, Music theory - Melody, Music theory - Harmony consonance & dissonance, Music theory - Notation, Music theory - Analysis

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At age 47, Bill Wyman, began a relationship with 13-year old Mandy Smith, with her mother's blessing. Six years later, they were married, but the marriage only lasted a year. Not long after, Bill's 30-year-old son Stephen married Mandy's mother, age 46. That made Stephen a stepfather to his former stepmother. If Bill and Mandy had remained married, Stephen would have been his father's father-in-law and his own grandpa. Bill Wyman - Rhythm Kings. In recent years, Wyman has been performing and playing with the Rhythm Kings, together with such artists as Pete ...

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Bill Wyman, Bill Wyman - Music Career, Bill Wyman - Musical Instruments, Bill Wyman - Biography, Bill Wyman - Rhythm Kings, Bill Wyman - Archaeology, Bill Wyman - Bibliography, Bill Wyman - Archaeology, Bill Wyman - Rolling Stones

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