Cool Breeze
Cool Breeze is a well-known colloquial phrase from the 1970s, especially within the city. The following artists make reference:
Cool Breeze (rapper)
Cool Breeze is an American rapper and member of the Dungeon Family. He released his debut solo album East Point's Greatest Hit in 1999. In 2001, he joined up with two rappers from a group called Sniper Unit and became known as Freddie Calhoun.
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Cool Breeze (film)
Cool Breeze is a 1972 American blaxploitation film directed by Barry Pollack, and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.Cool Breeze is loosely based on W. R. Burnett's 1949 novel, and is a remake of the 1950 film The Asphalt Jungle with a predominately all-black cast.
Plot
Sidney Lord Jones is a convicted felon who is granted an early release by the parole board in San Quentin. While imprisoned, he learns about the underworld diamond trade from reading and studying trade magazines. It motivates him to plan a heist to steal $3 million worth of diamonds from the largest diamond brokerage on the Pacific Coast.
After his release, Jones returns to Los Angeles and proposes the idea to ‘the Money Man’ Bill Mercer and "Stretch" Finian, in hopes that Mercer would provide the $50,000 seed money needed to set up the heist. Jones recommends using profits from the heist to start a community bank to support black-owned businesses, in addition the bank could be used to launder illegal business activities. Unbeknownst to Jones, Mercer is having financial difficulty and has little money. However, he agrees to provide the funds, but secretly plans to keep all the loot for himself. To accomplish the heist, Mercer and Jones assemble a group of men consisting of Travis Battle (‘the Muscle Man’) a well-known career criminal, Roy Harris (‘the Box Man’) an expert safe-cracker transformed into a Christian minister, and John Battle (‘the Driver’) an honest business man and half-brother of Travis. Unfortunately, after the successful robbery, the group finds themselves caught up in a string of unhappy accidents and double crosses.
Isadar
Isadar (born Fabian Isadore Thibodeaux (/ˈtɪbədoʊ/ TIB-ə-doh); March 7, 1968) is an American pianist, singer-songwriter, musician, recording artist, music video director, and record producer. He is known for his one-man band approach of multi-tracking his vocal music in recording studios as well as self-producing his music videos. Although he does not perform live often, he occasionally tours promoting his solo piano projects and actively promotes his music videos on public access television. His piano music is featured on Pandora Radio, (including a separate Isadar (Holiday) station featuring his Christmas piano music), the "Soundscapes" channel of Music Choice, XM Sirius Radio – Channel 68 The Spa, in Canada on the Stingray Music channel The Spa, and on the Donovan Johnson created Enlightened Piano Radio (EPR) online radio station.
Isadar performed as a guest artist at Carnegie Hall in New York City on October 24, 2015 along with other Enlightened Piano Radio artists during their 2015 Awards Ceremony and Concert.
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Isadar
ALBUMS
- Red (piano) released: 2013
- O Christmas (solo piano) released: 2012
- Reconstructed (solo piano) released: 2012
- Solo Piano Anthology: 1990 - 2010 released: 2010
- The Omega Point released: 2008
- LiFe v.2.0 released: 2007
- Scratching the Surface: Electro-Voice Sampler released: 2006
- Scratching the Surface: Solo Piano Sampler released: 2006
- Private Property released: 2006
- The Purple Heart (improvisational solo piano) released: 2003
- The Journey (piano) released: 2000
- In Search for the Meaning of Christmas (solo piano) released: 1999
- Active Imagination (solo piano) released: 1999
- Cycles released: 1998
- Dream of the Dead released: 1997
- Elevations (electronic soundscapes) released: 1994
- Near the Edge of Light (piano solos) released: 1990
Reconstructed (solo piano)
Released 2012- Summer Nights (Reconstructed)
- Throwing the Dice (Reconstructed)
- End of the Line (Reconstructed)
- Active Imagination (Reconstructed)
- The Purple Heart: A Summary (Reconstructed)
- Where the Wild Things Are (Reconstructed)
- Jealous Heart (Reconstructed)
- Uncertainty (Reconstructed)
- The Bermuda Triangle (Reconstructed)
- Near the Edge of Light (Reconstructed)
- Waiting (Reconstructed)
- Overview (Reconstructed)
- Love Chaconne (Reconstructed)
- Fountain of Life (Reconstructed)
- Smoke Signals (Reconstructed)
- Voice of God - Thanksgiving (Reconstructed)
Scratching the Surface: Electro-Voice Sampler
Released 2006- Fever
- Burning Up
- Running Up That Hill
- The Bermuda Triangle
- Take Me Back
- I Love You
- Loving You From Afar (Adagio)
- Lessons in Love (The Messenger)
- This Light (edit)
- Dream of the Dead
- Evil Blazing Fire
- Keep It Inside (video edit)
- Hangin' On (Go Go remix)
- African Safari
- Everything's Gonna Be Alright
- Superdome
Private Property
Released 2006- The Burning Bridge
- Private Property
- Come and Love Me
- Take Me Back
- If (I Would Tell You) - Largo
- The Bermuda Triangle
- Shelter
- Superdome
- Fatal Accident
- Ennui - World Boredom
- The Bermuda Triangle (Bliss mix)
- Fatal Accident (The Grim Reaper Remix March)
- Shelter (acoustic version)
- Ennui - World Boredom (Traca mix)
- If (I Would Tell You) - Prestissimo
- The Bermuda Triangle (Nude Beach mix)
Cycles
Released 1998- Beautiful People (Instrumental)
- God (Instrumental)
- Cycles (Instrumental)
- I'm Dancing (Instrumental)
- Playing the Piano (for Sam) [Instrumental]
- Broken Dreams (Instrumental)
- Too Many Broken Hearts (Instrumental)
- Show Me (Instrumental)
- This Light (Instrumental)
- Keep It Inside (Instrumental)
- Today (Instrumental)
- Invisibility (Instrumental)
- It's My Birthday (Instrumental)
- Hard Play (Instrumental)
Elevations (electronic soundscapes)
Released 1994- Passioin
- Maybe Someday
- Rain
- Unsettling Waters
- Japan's Aura
- Elevations
- The Abducted
- Drag Queens in Outer Space: In Search of the Girlina Jewels
- Cared For
- Fog
- Evil Blazing Fire
- Chant
- Wait and See
- African Safari
- One Step Closer (instrumental version)
- The Tin Soldier
- No More Feelings
- Fatal Accident (instrumental version)
- Crop Circles
Children Go Where I Send Thee
ALBUMS
- Solo Piano Anthology: 1990 - 2010 released: 2010
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by: Luka BloomI walked through the hailstones and the merciless wind
To where the island disappears and the sea begins
It was new year's eve at the mountainside
On the winding road that slopes down to where Frankie lies
I stood still and stared down at the clay
Waiting for sorrow I started to pray
Ah but Errigal was wrapped up in brilliant white snow
Smoke rose from the turf fires of Bunbeg bungalows
I stood before the mountain waiting for sorrow
But the waves kept time and I let go
Go..... go.....
Go..... go..... to where the cool breeze sighs
Go..... go..... to where your flute tones rise
Go..... go..... to where Errigal's in your eyes
We hear your grace notes they fill our nights
We miss you too much but it's all right
It's all right, it's all right
We know you're all right now, Frankie
I waited for darkness to torture my mind
But the Atlantic waves banged out a rhythm behind
I saw his fresh face with that killer smile
The flute up to his lips and in his own style
Eyes closed he took me to his wonderland
And the waves kept time on the Donegal strand
I stood before the mountain waiting for sorrow
But the waves kept time and I let go
We know you're all right now, Frankie
I walked through the hailstones and the merciless wind