Title: James D-Train Williams- Keep On
Description: This is the original version of "Keep On" a music by James D-Train Williams. Come in http://toinou036.skyblog.com

Title: James D-Train Williams - Runner 1988 **RARE**
Description: Rare Clip Of James D-Train Williams 1988

Title: James D-Train Williams - Darlin'
Description: Rare Clip of James D-Train Williams with Bob Sinclar

Title: James "D Train" Williams - Miracles of the Heart
Description: By the summer of 1986, Columbia Records encouraged a solo project, thus played safe in suggested his debut solo trade under the band name, "D"-Train in other to attract the "D"-Train crusade. However, this resulted in getting a handful of fans misled, because the vinyl itself was credited as James "D-Train" Williams. This issue prompted a major confusion on how it should be categorized in record libraries, should it be filed under "W" or "D". It was not long before major record outlets followed suit. Nevertheless, this was no deterrent in the up-spring success of James "D-Train" Williams as a soloist. The entire album was produced by the duo, crediting most well known household names, Doc Powell, Audrey Wheeler, Ed "Tree" Moore, Cindy Mizelle, Norma Jean Wright, Curtis King, James Batton, Harim Bullock, Buddy Williams and Clifford Adams. With "Miracles Of The Heart", James revealed a startlingly mature genre, determined to prove his interpretations equal to those of Peabo Bryson, Luther Vandross, Freddie Jackson, Howard Hewett and Alexander O'Neal. At the drop of the first up-tempo single "Misunderstanding" it shot off straight in the charts peaking at #10 thus enjoyed a reasonable amount of weeks. While the initial single was been digested by fans and enjoying a firm ground, a follow-up release of the tender ballad... "Oh How I Love You (Girl)", a well requested song at weddings featuring the ex. Crown Height Affair guest vocalist, and once a Prelude Record label colleague Audrey Wheeler. This instantly confirmed James "D-Train" Williams's isolation from "D"-Train and left fans hunting for more of his solo work. His delivery on the other two lullabies was jazz-ily cool, catapulting the carefully crafted and mind-blowing words like "Touch Another Flower See If It Grows In The Sunshine, Hour By Hour..." from: jamesdtrainwilliams.

Title: D Train - Music
Description: Often assumed to be a single person, D-Train was originally a collaborative effort between James "D-Train" Williams and keyboardist/producer Hubert Eaves III. Among artists on independent labels, this Brooklyn-based duo was the commercial pinnacle of post-disco dancefloor soul, notching four top 20 singles in 1982 and 1983 for Prelude Records.

Title: James "D-Train" Williams Oh how i love u girl 12 inch
Description: One of the songs by D-train i missed on Utube From his (imho) Best Album Miracles of the Heart this is a conversion from the 12Inch/Maxi Single So the sound might be not to everyones expectations

Title: D Train - Keep Giving Me Love 1983
Description: This U.S. soul group was formed in a Brooklyn, New York high school in the early 80's by: James 'D Train' Williams (lead vocals) and Hubert Eaves 111 (keyboards, bass, drums and arrangements)

Title: Deep House Music: Bob Sinclar - Beat The Clock
Description: The Cosmic Lounge presents Deep House Music: 'Beat The Clock' by Bob Sinclar. "Bob Sinclar, real name Christophe LeFriant, is a French record producer, DJ, remixer and co-owner (with DJ Yellow) of the label Yellow Productions. Sinclar started DJing in 1986, when he was just 18 years old, specializing in funk and hip-hop music, with the name Chris The French Kiss. His first club hit was Gym & Tonic, a collaboration with Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk, featuring vocals illegally taken from a Jane Fonda fitness tape. The Bob Sinclar persona was based on a character from Philippe de Broca's film Le Magnifique. Sinclar is famous for popularizing the "french touch" of house music, with heavy use of sampled and filtered disco strings. His track "Feel for You", a tribute to french musician Cerrone, from his second album Champs Elysées, hit #9 in the UK Top 40. On track "Darlin'", he worked with vocalist James "D-Train" Williams. Sinclar has also worked under other pseudonyms. Under the aliases The Mighty Bop and Reminiscence Quartet, he has dabbled in hip-hop and acid jazz. He also created the Africanism project, where an ensemble of artists produce house music with a combination of latin, jazz, african and tribal flavors. In 2005 he scored a hit with his single "Love Generation", that reached #1 on the Australian ARIA Singles Charts and the German Media Control Single Charts in 2006. The song was a huge success throughout Europe, also peaking at no. 2 in the Dutch Top 40. The followup hit was "World, Hold On", that features Steve Edwards and also managed to chart in the top ten in most of the European countries. "Rock this Party (Everybody Dance Now)" followed on August 22, 2006." http://www.last.fm/music/Bob+Sinclar

Title: D Train- Let Me Show You
Description: This U.S. soul group was formed in a Brooklyn, New York high school in the early 80's by: James 'D Train' Williams (lead vocals) and Hubert Eaves 111 (keyboards, bass, drums and arrangements) From: Music 1983

Title: Music * D - Train ( Paul Hardcastle Special Remix)
Description: Prelude - 1983 www.myspace.com/sandrothompson www.sandrothompsons.blogspot.com

Title: D Train - Music (1983) (98.7 Kiss Mastermix)
Description: enjoy

Title: Bob Sinclar - Yes u Are (Mylo remix)
Description: Career history Sinclar started DJing in 1986, when he was 18 years old, specialising in funk and hip-hop music, with the name Chris The French Kiss. His first club hit was "Gym Tonic", which was co-produced by Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk, featuring vocals illegally taken from a Jane Fonda fitness tape. The Bob Sinclar persona was based on a character from Philippe de Broca's film Le Magnifique. Le Friant is famous for popularising the "French touch" of house music[citation needed], with heavy use of sampled and filtered disco strings. His track "I Feel For You", a tribute to French musician Cerrone, from his second album Champs Elysées, hit #9 in the UK Top 40. On track "Darlin'", he worked with vocalist James "D-Train" Williams. Le Friant has also worked under other pseudonyms. Under the aliases The Mighty Bop and Reminiscence Quartet, he has dabbled in hip-hop and acid jazz. He also created the Africanism project, where an ensemble of artists produce house music with a combination of Latin, jazz, African and tribal flavours. In 2005 he scored a hit with the single "Love Generation", that reached #1 on the Australian ARIA Singles Charts and the German Media Control Single Charts in 2006. The song was a huge success throughout Europe, also peaking at no. 2 in the Dutch Top 40 and it stood 39 weeks in the Ultratop 50 in Belgium. It also became one of the official anthems for the World Cup 2006 held in Germany. The follow-up hit was "World, Hold On", that features Steve Edwards and also managed to chart in the top ten in most of the European countries. "Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now)" followed on 22 August 2006. The remix of "World, Hold on" by E-Smoove is nominated for a Grammy 2007 in the category "Remixed Recording". Also, "World Hold on" topped in Billboard Magazine as Number One Hot Dance Club Play Single of 2006, beating Madonna and Christina Aguilera. The fourth single of the album 'Western Dream' called 'Tennessee' was supposed to be released in April 2007, but has been canceled due to the rumour of a new album being released. His latest album is Soundz of Freedom. It came out in France on 21 May 2007. The song "Rock this party" reached number 1 in the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Charts. Discography [edit] Singles as The Mighty Bop * 1994 "Les Jazz Electroniques EP" * 1995 "Messe Pour Les Temps" * 1996 "Ult Violett Sounds EP" * 1998 "Feelin' Good" * 2002 "I Go Crazy" * 2003 "Lady", with Duncan Roy as Africanism * 2000 "Bisou Sucré" * 2000 "Do It", with Eddie Amador * 2001 "Kazet" * 2002 "Viel Ou La" * 2004 "Amour Kéfé" * 2004 "Kalimbo" * 2004 "Steel Storm", with Ladysmith Black Mambazo * 2005 "Summer Moon", with David Guetta * 2006 "Hard", with The Hard Boys * 2007 "Meu Carnaval", with Rolando Faria as Bob Sinclar most tracks are co-produced by Cutee B * 1996 "A Space Funk Project" * 1996 "A Space Funk Project II" * 1997 "Eu Só Quero um Xodó", with Salomé de Bahia * 1998 "Gym Tonic", with Thomas Bangalter * 1998 "My Only Love", with Lee Genesis * 1998 "Super Funky Brake's Vol. I" * 1998 "The Ghetto" * 1998 "Ultimate Funk * 2000 "I Feel For You", with Cerrone's Angels ITA #33 * 2000 "Darlin'", with James "D-Train" Williams * 2000 "Greetings From Champs Elysées EP" * 2001 "Freedom" , with Gene Van Buren * 2001 "Ich Rocke" * 2001 "Save Our Soul" * 2002 "The Beat Goes On", with Linda Lee Hopkins * 2003 "Kiss My Eyes", with Camille Lefort #22 US Hot Dance Music/Club Play. * 2003 "Prego", with Eddie Amador * 2003 "Slave Nation" * 2004 "Sexy Dancer", with Cerrone's Angels * 2004 "Wonderful World", with Ron Carroll * 2004 "You Could Be My Lover", with Linda Lee Hopkins * 2005 "Love Generation", with Gary Pine — #2 ([[1]])EURO 200 #2 (NL), #3 FR, #3 ITA, #1 AUS, #1 GER, #12 UK, #8 RU, #1 CZ,#1 US Hot Dance Club Play Singles, #11 US Hot Dance Airplay. * 2006 "Generación Del Amor" (Spanish Version) — #1 SPN * 2006 "World, Hold On (Children of the Sky)", with Steve Edwards — #5 (NL), #2 FR, #8 CZ #1 SPN, #19 AUS, #9 UK, #4 RU, #1 US Hot Dance Club Play Singles, #10 US Hot Dance Airplay. #48 US Pop Airplay * 2006 "Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now)", with Dollarman and Big Ali — #3 FR, #11 CZ, #3 UK, #7 AUS, #2 US Hot Dance Club Play. * 2007 "Tennessee", with Farell Lennon #21 ITA,#27 CZ * 2007 "Everybody Movin'", with Ron Carroll — #3 GER, #1 SPN * 2007 "Give A Lil' Love" — #10 ITA , #19 POL, #27 SPN * 2007 "Sound of Freedom", with Gary Pine and Dollarman — #14 UK #1 UK Indie #24 CZ * 2007 "Together", with Steve Edwards - #63 POL production for other artists * 2007 Bob Sinclar presents Fireball - "What I Want"

Title: Judy Collins sings Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone
Description: For HQ STEREO sound click: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsJnzDCxeNo&fmt=18 (This is my FINAL version, better DVD QUALITY for you, and Judy, and me) From the 1993 CD, "Judy Collins sings Dylan", courtesy here of Geffen Records. The words below are excerpts from Judy Collins found inside the liner notes: -------------------------------- "Dear Bobby, this is a love letter to you, who called to me from the precipice, you with your wild hair and your thin bones and your silver-tipped black boots, a figure of my imagination, a fact of my life. When I was at the edge, when death was at my door with his raven look and his hour-glass -your words, like the point of a knife, cut to the bone of memory. You spoke to me of timelessness, of light, told me where I had been, helped me not to fear where I was going ... ... I have a fantasy that back in Minnesota you had a high tenor voice as a child. Right behind the raspiness in your singing there is a sweetness that never got lost, the tone always true to outr hearts and memories. As I sang these songs I looked for you. I found you. And I found me." ~ JC -------------------------------- THE PLAYERS: - Jordan Kaplan, piano Hammond organ, background vocal arrangements. - Rob Paparozzi, harmonica. - Ira Siegel, electric guitar. - Kieth Loving, electric guitar. - Zev Katz, electric bass. - Tony Beard, drums and percussion. - Diva Gray, Curtiss King and James 'D-train' Williams are background vocals. -------------------------------- Elsewhere: "Judy Collins was one of the major interpretive folksingers of the '60s. A child prodigy at classical piano, she turned to folk music at the age of 15 and released her first album, A Maid of Constant Sorrow, in 1961 when she was 22. That album and its follow-up, The Golden Apples of the Sun, consisted of traditional folk material, with Collins's pure, sweet soprano accompanied by her acoustic guitar playing. By the time of Judy Collins #3, she had begun to turn to contemporary material and to add other musicians. Collins's musical horizons were expanded further by 1966 and the release of In My Life, which added theater music to her repertoire and introduced her audience to the writing of Leonard Cohen; it was one of her six albums to go gold. Her first gold-seller, however, was 1967's Wildflowers, which contained her hit version of "Both Sides Now" by the then-little-known songwriter Joni Mitchell. By the '70s, Collins had come to be identified as much as an art song singer as a folksinger and had also begun to make a mark with her original compositions. Her best-known performances cover a wide stylistic range: the traditional gospel song "Amazing Grace," the Stephen Sondheim Broadway ballad "Send in the Clowns," and such songs of her own as "My Father" and "Born to the Breed." Collins recorded less frequently after the end of her 23-year association with Elektra Records in 1984, though she made two albums for Gold Castle. In 1990, she signed to Columbia Records and released Fires of Eden, her 23rd album. A move to Geffen preceded the 1993 release of Judy Sings Dylan..." ~~~

Title: The Bay Area Allstars - The Song Continuez (2pac Tribute)
Description: My tribute 2 Tupac Amaru Shakur Music: Bay area allstars - The Song Continuez WRITTEN & PERFORMED BY (in order of appearance): Mike Marshall Too Short E-40 Hammer San Quinn Mistah F.A.B. Mac Mall Dem Hoodstarz (Band-Aide & Scoot) Jimmie Reign Meilani Turf Talk The Pack (Lil' Uno, B., Young L) Ray Luv Baby Bash Nump Shock G James "D-Train" Williams Martha Wash Kimberlee Payton Isa S. Chu Laura Lane Nancy Zumwalt PRODUCED BY: Traxamillion Jon Manuel VOCAL ARRANGEMENTS BY: Gus Kambeitz Mike Marshall Jimmie Reign Meilani

Title: K.D19 rock This Party-Dj Eridson ft Bob Sinclar[2008]
Description: Sinclar started DJing in 1986, when he was 18 years old, specialising in funk and hip-hop music, with the name Chris The French Kiss. His first club hit was "Gym Tonic", which was co-produced by Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk, featuring vocals illegally taken from a Jane Fonda fitness tape. The Bob Sinclar persona was based on a character from Philippe de Broca's film Le Magnifique. Le Friant is famous for popularising the "French touch" of house music[citation needed], with heavy use of sampled and filtered disco strings. His track "I Feel For You", a tribute to French musician Cerrone, from his second album Champs Elysées, hit #9 in the UK Top 40. On track "Darlin'", he worked with vocalist James "D-Train" Williams. Le Friant has also worked under other pseudonyms. Under the aliases The Mighty Bop and Reminiscence Quartet, he has dabbled in hip-hop and acid jazz. He also created the Africanism project, where an ensemble of artists produce house music with a combination of Latin, jazz, African and tribal flavours. In 2005 he scored a hit with the single "Love Generation", that reached #1 on the Australian ARIA Singles Charts and the German Media Control Single Charts in 2006. The song was a huge success throughout Europe, also peaking at no. 2 in the Dutch Top 40 and it stood 39 weeks in the Ultratop 50 in Belgium. It also became one of the official anthems for the World Cup 2006 held in Germany. The follow-up hit was "World, Hold On", that features Steve Edwards and also managed to chart in the top ten in most of the European countries. "Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now)" followed on 22 August 2006. The remix of "World, Hold on" by E-Smoove was nominated for a Grammy 2007 in the category Remixed Recording. Also, "World, Hold On" topped in Billboard Magazine as Number One Hot Dance Club Play Single of 2006, beating Madonna and Christina Aguilera. The fourth single of the album Western Dream, called "Tennessee" was supposed to be released in April 2007, but has been canceled due to the rumour of a new album being released[citation needed]. His latest album is Soundz of Freedom. It came out in France on 21 May 2007. The remix of "Rock This Party" reached number 1 in the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Charts