US School of Commercial Music

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, December 2, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, December 2, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, November 18, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, November 18, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, November 18, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, November 18, 2008

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[In review] 11/16/08 BC 1

2008-11-16T16:51:00.001-05:00

[In review] 11/16/08 BIRDCAT 1

FROM Prof. John Amaral (above with former student Kevin Eubanks of the Tonight Show
with Jay Leno) for US School of Commercial Music (www.usschoolofmusic.com)

Dear fellow online Musician,

These days, you have several opportunities for professional training in
the Music Industry. Please consider making USSCM online learning your
preferred choice.

I'm writing to tell you about the exciting, better way we have
developed to teach and train the skills and knowledge needed by a
professional musician or serious musical hobbyist. We think it's better
than many of the other choices you may have. Here's why:

In simple terms, USSCM uniquely offers...

· Complete wide-ranging programs that are fun, thorough and exciting!
· Special relevant courses unavailable elsewhere.
· Better, more up-to-date materials, technologies and assignments.
· Nearly-instant feedback on each assignment via the internet.
· Incomparably thorough hands-on music making experience.

We enjoy helping musicians progress rapidly to their full potentials
and feel this is particularly relevant in today's troubled world, because musicians are universal ambassadors for humanity. USSCM's
programs are far more affordable than those of other schools, on or off
the internet. In fact, no other music college offers full programs on
the web. If you, or someone you know, may benefit from a college-level
program in contemporary music, please come see at
www.usschoolofmusic.com, where you can also build programs, calculate
tuition and sign in to receive the USSCM newsletter.

After that, please get back to me and I will be happy to personally
answer your remaining questions, hopefully as a USSCM applicant.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Best wishes,

Professor John Amaral, Director director@usschoolofmusic.com
617-666-4839 US SCHOOL OF COMMERCIAL MUSIC

PS: If you are an internet-savvy professionally trained musician
seeking work, please ask to see our employment listings.

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[News] [PR 1] 11/16/08 COMMERCIAL MUSIC CAREER TRAINING THAT'S COMPETITIVE AND AFFORDABLE

2008-11-16T15:27:00.001-05:00

[News] [PR 1] 11/16/08 COMMERCIAL MUSIC CAREER TRAINING CAN BE
COMPETITIVE AND AFFORDABLE

NEWARK, Delaware - Sunday, November 16, 2008 - When talented young people seek
advice about careers in commercial music, only a few schools may first come to
mind. But such education is generally expensive and historically only
places about 10% of its graduates within the Music Industry. That's
quite a gamble!

US School of Commercial Music offers an alternative for precocious
self-starters the opportunity to get a first-class commercial music
college education at home by leveraging the best features of online
technology to improve the learning experience. USSCM is a leader in
distance learning that has roots going back to the beginning of the
20th century. Today, it is the only distance learning institution which
offers complete Diploma programs in Commercial music.

USSCM students record all their homework and send it as soon as it's
finished for immediate feedback by seasoned professional musicians.
This introduces two efficiencies into the learning process which are
unique to USSCM: students get plenty of audio recording experience
right from the beginning of their studies and, even more importantly,
they get feedback about their work while it is still fresh in their
minds. The USSCM approach has many other advantages, which are
discussed on the school's website.

There are two common issues students and guardians face: the cost of
tuition and whether the student can make a decent living in music.
USSCM costs only a fraction of an equivalent college's tuition, on the
order of 10% of the typical cost. While there are several components to
the latter issue, such as the intangibles of talent and determination,
the low cost of USSCM makes finding out whether one 'has what it takes'
a much less financially-risky venture. Since USSCM issues diplomas not
degrees, the primary focus is music; there are no distracting general
education requirements -- which shortens the learning time. For those
who feel the need, this can leave time and money for getting a business
together or working on another degree after you develop your trade
competency.

USSCM Director, John Amaral, has said, "We often recommend that
students first get themselves together musically, then get
college-level training in business, because every career musician is a
small-business."

There is one final point that is worth mentioning: commercial music is
taught at only a few schools, despite what claims may be made! Students
should be advised to study at an institution known for training
professional commercial musicians, not a typical music school, which
generally have traditional, conservatory approaches.

Here is a comparison of typical tuition costs. The second number in
each group includes living expenses:

Berklee College of Music (8 semesters) $88,000/$136,000
US School of Commercial Music (12 microsemesters) $10,125/$10,125
Musicians's Institute MI/GIT (16 quarters) $80,000

About the US School of Commercial Music: US School of Music was founded
in 1915. USSCM continues this rich tradition as the oldest,
most trusted name in distance music learning. In1995, USSCM
became the first institution to offer a college-level commercial music
Diploma Program via online technology. Today, USSCM offers Diploma
Programs in every major category of commercial music, as well as unique
proprietary Certificate Courses with content unobtainable elsewhere.
Recognizing that each music student has unique needs, USSCM's
Matriculate(TM) online technology gives students the unparalleled
flexibility to design the exact program they need by sequencing seven
basic areas called "Modules": Performance & Improvisation, Schillinger
System/LineWriting/Music Business, Advanced Improvisation,
Melody/SongWriting & Linear Counterpoint, Arranging & Orchestration,
Media Composition & Scoring and Music Production & Engineering. Each
Module consists of 4 microsemesters of concentrated studies.

At the start of each microsemester, US School of Commercial Music
students receive a large package of customized materials covering all
their study subjects. Projects are recorded and returned to the college
via the internet for rapid feedback. According to Professor Amaral of
USSCM, "Choice and flexibility are great reasons to choose USSCM for
your commercial music education." He continued, "USSCM has an approach
unlike any other: · It mixes proprietary materials with the best of
published materials, which are evaluated and upgraded twice yearly. ·
There are no distracting non-music 'academic' subjects, such as English
or History. · There is no internal competition for resources between a
'bricks and mortar' operation versus 'online' · USSCM has only one
agenda: a student's rapid progress on a personal "microsemester" pace,
rather than keeping him or her in a too-lengthy "semester" program. ·
Students work in all four rhythm section instrumental areas each
microsemester. · Students record homework in each subject. · Feedback
about homework is greatly facilitated by online communication and often
seems immediate. · USSCM tuition is realistic, with generous
scholarships and discounts. · USSCM programs offer students a level of
choice and customization very difficult to achieve and manage with a
'classroom' model of course delivery."

US School of Commercial Music is the most economical way to acquire the
knowledge and skills a commercial musician needs to compete and
'collect a paycheck' in today's noisy musical environment. USSCM
students save considerable money by studying at home, anywhere in the
world, and they may actually get a better education than at typical
'bricks and mortar' schools. While there is no substitute for working
with fellow students shoulder to shoulder, student peers are seldom
professionals. In comparison with many other schools and other
approaches to commercial music study, USSCM exposes each student to a
higher quality of music information, better accompaniments and
professional presentations, because it upgrades materials on a
semi-annual basis, with the primary requirement that it be the best
information and most effective presentation available. By rising above
the typical noise in music education, USSCM saves its students time,
money and energy.

At www.usschoolofmusic.com, prospective students may read about course
offerings, initiate inquiries, design their program, determine tuition
costs, scholarship elgibility, financing options and aid, fill out and
submit their application, print their learning agreement for faxing,
and much more. Also from the college homepage, students, alumni and
industry professionals may access several useful resources: Music
Industry News, USSCM News, MI Jobs, USSCM Forum and USSCM Internet
Radio.

For more information, please contact US School of Commercial Music
www.usschoolofmusic.com info@usschoolofmusic.com 617-666-4839

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, November 14, 2008

2008-11-14T19:05:00.001-05:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, November 14, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Thursday, November 13, 2008

2008-11-13T18:09:00.001-05:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Thursday, November 13, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Wednesday, November 12, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Earl Palmer

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listen to the drum solo
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Singles: 1947-1949 Dave Bartholomew "Dave's Boggie Woogie, Stardust, others, Fats Domino The Fat Man, Detroit City Blues.
1950: Dave Bartholomew Good Jax Boggie, etc. Fats Domino Every Night About This Time, Jewel King, Tommy Ridgley, Joe Turner Jumpin Tonight Midnight Rockin

1951 Fats Domino Rockin' Chair

1952 Dave Bartholomew Little Girl Sing Ding-a-ling etc., Fats Domino Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Smily Lewis The Bells Are Ringing, Lloyd Price Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Shirley & Lee I'm Gone

1953 Fats Domino Little School Girl, Rose Mary, Swanee River Hop, Shirly & Lee Big Mamou

1954 Dave Bartholomew Jump Children, Cat Music, When The Saints Go Marching In, etc., James Booker, Ernie K-Doe, Earl King, Professor Longhair (In The Night), Spiders, Earl Williams I Can't Go On.

1955 Fats Domino Bo Weevil, I'm In Love Again, My Blue Heaven, Poor Me; Smiley Lewis I hear You Knocking, One Night, Little Richard Directly From My Heart, Kansas City, Tuttie Frutti, Bob Luman Red Hot, Roy Montrell Ooh Wow, Shirley & Lee "Feel So Good

1956 Lee Allen, Charles Brown (I'll Always Be In Love With You, Merry Christmas Baby; Roy Borwn Saturday Night, Fats Domino When My Dreamboat Comes Home, Merle Kilgore, Earl King, Little Richard The Girl Can't Help It, Long Tall Sally, Slippin & Slidin', Amos Milburn, Art Neville Ooh-Whee Baby, Shirley & Lee Let The Good Times Roll, Spider That's My Desiire

1957 Let the 4 Winds Blow, Party Doll, Sam Cooke Forever, You Send Me, Sugarboy Crawford, Fats Domino I'm Walkin', Don and Dewey I'm Leavin It All Up To You, Thurston Harris, Hollywood Flames, Little Richard Baby Face, Jenny Jenny, Miss Ann, Lucille
Marvin & Johnny Pretty Eyes, Percy Mayfield Please Believce Me, Ricky Nelson Bebop Baby, I'm Walkin etc., Earl Palmer's Party Rockers, Tommy Sands Sing Boy Sing, Slim whitman Unchain My Heart, Larry Williams

1958 Burnette Bros. Eugene Chuch, Eddie Cochran Summertime Blues etc., Bobby Day Rockin Robin, The Bluebird, etc. Doris Day Everybody Loves a Lover, Fats Domino I Hear You Knocking, Margi, Don & Dewey Koko Joe, Jan & Arnie, Johnny Otis Show Willie and the Hand Jive, Little Richard Good Golly Miss Molly, Earl Palmer's own "Drum Village", Art & Dotty Todd Chanson d'amour", Ritch Valens, Come On Let's Go, Donna, La Bamba, Larry Williams Heebie Jeebies, Sheb Wooley The Purple People Eater.

1959: Dorsey Burnette There Was a Tall Oak Tree, Edd Byrnes Kookie, Kookie etc. Eddie Cochran, Don & Dewey, Ernie Field In The Mood, Jan & Dean Baby Talk, Don Ralke Bourbon St. Beat, Chan Romero, Spectors Three I Really Do, April Stevens Teach Me Tiger, Connie Stevens 16 Reasons, Teddy Bears Oh Why,

1960: Bobby Barre Book of Love, Walter Brennan Dutchman's Gold, Dorsey Burnette Hey Little One, Dante & The Evergreens Alley Oop, Bobby Vee Devil or Angle, Dinah Washington Love Walked In.

1961: Paul Anka Dance On Little Girl, B. Bumble & The Stingers: Bumble Boogie, Caravan, Nutrocker, Glen Campbell: Turn Around Look at Me, Castelles, Sacred, Sam Cooke - Stupid, Twistin' The Night Away, Bobby Darin - You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby, Jackie DeShannon - Heaven Is Being With You, Fleetwoods - He's the Great Impostor, Tragedy, Lettermen - When I Fall In Love, Limelighters - A Dollar Down, Gene McDaniels - Chip Chip, A Hundred Pounds of Clay, Toward of Strength, Lou Rawls - Above My Head, Simms Twins Sooth Me,l Bobby Vee - Run to Him, Take Good Care of My Baby, Dinah Washington - Our Love Is Here To Stay, Sept. in The Rain, Jimmy Witherspoon - Warm Your Heart, Timi Yuro - Hurt.

1962: Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass - The Lonely Bull, Walter Brennan - Mama Sang a Song, Anita Bryant Till There Was You, Vikki Carr - He's a Rebel, Ray Charles - I Can't Stop Lovin' You, You Don't Know Me, Nat King Cole - Ramblin' Rose, Johnny Crawford - Cindy's Birthday, Bobby Darin - You're the Reason I'm Living, Duane Eddy - The Ballad of Paladin, Deep in The Heart of Texas, Everly Bros. - Don't Ask Me To Be Friends, Ketty Lester - Love Letters, Willlie Nelson - Half a Man, Clifford Scott - The Kangaroo, Walk That Twist, Frank Sinatra - Everybody's Twistin', Bobby Vee - The Night Has a Thousand Eyes.

1963: Roy Clark: Through the Eyes of a Fool, Bobby Darin - Treat My Baby Good, Everly Bros. - It's been Nice, Jan & Dean - Drag City, Surf City, Wayne Jennings Rave On, Willie Nelson - Opportunity to Cry, Nino Tempo/April Stevens - Deep Purple, Andy Williams - Can't Get Used to Losing You.

1964: Beefeaters (later called the Byrds) - Please Let Me Love You/It Won't Be Wrong, Roy Clark When the Wind Blows in Chicago, Sam Cooke - Shake, A Change is Gonna Come, Vic Damone - On the Street Where You Live, Jan & Dean Dead Man's Curve, The Little Ol' Lady From Pasadena, New Girl In School; Little Richard - Bama Lama Bama Lou, Righteous Bros. You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling, Ronettes Born to Be Together, You Baby,Glenn Yarbrough Baby The Rain Must Fall.

1965: Beach Boys - Please Let Me Wonder, Stan Kenton - Theme from Peyton Place, Righteous Bros. Just Once In My Life, Unchained Melody, Sonny & Cher What Now My Love, Supremes A Lovers' Concerto

1966: Ray Charles Let's Go Get Stoned, Jackie De Shannon I can Make it With You, Tim Hardin It'll Never Happen Again, Misty Roses, Neal Hefti Batman Theme, Brenda Holloway Where Were You, PJ Proby Niki Hoeky, Righteous Bros. Soul & Inspiration, Ike & Tina Turner A Love Like Yours', River Deep - Mountain High.

1967: Bobbie Gentry Okolona River Bottom Band, Brenda Holloway You Made Me So Very Happy, Monkees Tapioca Tundra, Lou Rawls Dead End Street, Paul Revere & Raiders Legend of Paul Revere Lalo Schifrin Mission Impossible.

1968: Ray Charles Eleanor Rigby, I Don't Need No Doctor, Fats Domino Lady Madonna, Little Richard Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes, Stingy Jenny, Monkees It's Nice to Be With You, Lou Rawls Down Here on The Ground, Natural Man, Marty Robbins Padre.

1969: Sonny Charles & The Checkmates, Proud Mary, James Brown, World part 1, Jimy Durante He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother, Screamin Jay Hawkins Constipation Blues.

1970 Jose Feliciano, and other artists such as: Beach Boys, Ella Fitzgerald, the Jackson 5, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Peggy Lee, Diana Ross, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, The Temptations, Dionne Warwick. (Motown stuff was cut without contracts from 1963 on for Earl along with the rest of the studio musicians: Supremes, Four Tops etc.), tons of albums throughout the years with the above artists also. I know "Spanish Eyes" and other hits with Al Martino fit in there somewhere, done at Capitol, just not mentioned in this list which is only the tip of the iceberg. Later ones such as Bonnie Raitt also, he used to talk about her, admiringly.

It's safe to say Earl played drums on a great deal of the Elec. Prunes stuff, the Dave Axelrod things, the Henry Mancini recordings, and the Bobby Darin things as well as a *lot* of the Phil Spector dates, Sonny & Cher, and many of the top classy acts like Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney etc.

a select few Motion Picture Scores
1961: Judgment at Nuremberg, 1963: Hud and It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World; 1964: Baby The Rain Must Fall, 1974 - Cinderella Liberty, For Pete's Sake, Freebie and the Bean, Harry & Tonto, The Longest Yard, 1975- Matt Helm, 1977 - The Deep, Greased Lightning, The Island of Dr. Moreau, New York New York. 1978 An Unmarried Woman, 1979, Breaking Away, The Rose. `982 - The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Cannery Row, Honkytonk Man. 1984 - Gremlins. 1985 Armed & Dangerous. 1986 - The Money Pit, Top Gun. 1987 - The Big Town, Predator, Tin Men. 1988 - Cocktail. ;1989 - The Fabulous Baker Boys. 1990 - The Hot Spot.

Some TV shows which include: M Squad, 77 Sunset Strip, Bourbon St. Beat, Hawaiian Eye, Peyton Place, I Dream of Jeannie, Green Acres, Ironside, The Outsider, It Takes a Thief, The Leslie Uggams Show, The Brady Bunch, Della, The Partridge Family, The Odd Couple, The Pearl Bailey Show, MASH 1972-83, The Midnight Special

from Carol: Note...Earl did a LOT more than the above which was taken from his book as well as from contracts too....I played on a lot of the above credits with him but there's many more like the Bobby Darin's "Beyond The Sea" that's not listed. That is Earl on those drum paradiddle fills, something he innovated and only he could play those like that.

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, November 11, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, November 11, 2008

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[Blog] USSCM MusicSwell(TM) Sunday, September 28, 2008

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[Blog] USSCM MusicSwell(TM) Sunday, September 28, 2008

Dear Musicmakers:

The US political and economic climate may be one of the furthest things from your mind. But as a musician, there are a lot of reasons to care about it. Whether you're following the political scene or not, you may be feeling or will feel the effects of a sudden 20% loss in the value of US homes. That's because the US economy is highly securitized by these "real estates" and big impacts on it affect spending internationally.

Why should this concern musicians, wherever they may live in the world? Because, while we may feel personally that music is a necessity, the number of dollars spent on music depends on people having those discretionary dollars to spend. Certain economic niches of the music business, such as music for media, may seem somewhat impervious to these market factors, but all will be affected...over time.

In fact, persons everywhere who earn a meaningful portion of their income from making music function as a small business.

That's why I'd like you to watch one of the most interesting and best videos I've seen. True, it is about economics and crisis, but it is so cogent and concentrated, that I'm confident each of you will take away valuable insights.

Here it is:

http://video2.harvard.edu:8080/ramgen/AAD-PAN/FinMktsPanel.rm

Please tell me what you think.

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[Blog] USSCM MusicSwell(TM) Sunday, September 28, 2008

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[News] [PR 12] 9/26/08 USSCM 2008 FALL BROADCAST SCHEDULE

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[News] [PR 12] 9/26/08 USSCM 2008 FALL BROADCAST SCHEDULE

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, September 26, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, September 26, 2008

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, September 26, 2008

"There is only one giant in our industry." - Frank Sinatra

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Wednesday, September 24, 2008

2008-09-24T17:01:00.000-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Wednesday, September 24, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYKzXUwmm3I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRGxbFmIni4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5c1k949Zn4&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSnaDIXcsZ8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdUrg2Cqxdw

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2008-08-25T18:04:00.000-04:00

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[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Sunday, June 15, 2008

2008-06-15T23:40:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Sunday, June 15, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFnJa9Tlk0k

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Saturday, June 14, 2008

2008-06-14T17:42:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Saturday, June 14, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8QazNAZjhM

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, June 13, 2008

2008-06-13T00:12:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, June 13, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSnaDIXcsZ8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdUrg2Cqxdw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYKzXUwmm3I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5c1k949Zn4&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRGxbFmIni4

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, June 10, 2008

2008-06-10T23:55:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Tuesday, June 10, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--Sj_soVKo0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zoFjLezW1U&feature=related

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Monday, June 9, 2008

2008-06-09T23:11:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Monday, June 9, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ9U4Cbb4wg

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Sunday, June 8, 2008

2008-06-08T13:54:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Sunday, June 8, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI_Oe-jtgdI&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHv8IACWSpM&NR=1

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Saturday, June 7, 2008

2008-06-07T01:20:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Saturday, June 7, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov4RMQQRRnw

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, June 6, 2008

2008-06-06T06:42:00.001-04:00

[News] USSCM CHECKITOUT¡(sm) Friday, June 6, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3vgaCNY-aI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b36dcPi_KqA

(CHECKITOUT! is a service of US School of Commercial Music, the one and
only online college for the worldwide study of contemporary music. Each
mailing features an astounding, inspiring musical tidbit.)

http://www.usschoolofmusic.com

"Master Music At Home(TM)"

Professor John Amaral, Director
US School of Commercial Music
617-666-4839