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He had a long stick and tried to get the hat off, but the stick was pushed to one side. At this, Midger At this all the dancers fell down and then got up trying to run away in long slow steps. Suddenly, out of the shadows stepped Warra Warra to play his part. He was too tired to build himself a shelter from the bitter wind.
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Or as Smooth neatly summarises: "One day we will be free from fighting, violence, people crying in the street. Joe Smooth.
Rave maestros Orbital made a fairly shameless attempt to co-opt some holy splendour on this track by sampling a 12th century liturgical chant by Saint Hildegard von Bingen as performed by the Gothic Voices ensemble on the album A Feather on the Breath of God. Yet it's hard to deny Belfast's spine-tingling power, particularly when you learn the story behind its name: in May , Orbital were invited to play in Belfast by local promoter and musician David Holmes , as detailed in the BBC Radio Ulster Across the Line documentary above.
While there, they witnessed first-hand how dance music was breaking down the city's heavily-policed boundaries between Protestant and Catholic communities. Inspired, they dedicated this song to the young people of Belfast and their indomitable spirit.
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Pantha du Prince 's album Elements of Light found bucolic techno producer Hendrik Weber experimenting with the reverberant sound of a bell carillon, a three-tonne instrument comprising 50 individual bronze bells, typically found in the belfry of a cathedral. New album The Triad, and particularly its bewitching lead-off single Winter Hymn, continues his fruitful quest to find common ground between the worlds of sacred church music and precision-engineered electronica.
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The use of Eastern or African samples as a kind of spiritual garnish in Western dance music can sometimes be problematic. But London-based collective Transglobal Underground have always been diligent champions of various international sounds, and the simple, celebratory power of their early dancefloor hit Temple Head re-released multiple times since its first appearance in transcends any kind of earnest analysis. Transglobal Underground.
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Drum 'n' bass may not be the first genre you associate with deep spiritual nourishment but its mids golden era delivered an abundance of blissed-out bangers. Not least this glorious Photek tune, which owes at least some of its transcendent beauty to a sample of Astral Travelling by spiritual jazz master Pharoah Sanders. When Kieran Hebden's grandmother passed away in , he was moved to dig out the collection of Hindu devotional records bequeathed to him by his grandfather years earlier.
But Hebden's extended cosmic synth reveries provide a new, distinctly otherworldly context.
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You cannot be harmed. You will not suffer DJ Shadow. But you couldn't accuse Floorplan 's Robert Hood of cod-spirituality, and not just because Never Grow Old - which lifts its stunning gospel vocal from Aretha Franklin 's debut album Songs of Faith - is so thumpingly righteous; Hood is an ordained minister. Like Future Sound of London 's Papua New Guinea and Raincry by God Within, this is another huge earlys tune that achieves transcendence thanks to its creative and respectful use of a faintly exotic sample. So the seam of spirituality running through that first wave of big UK dance acts was really just a case of the artists paying tribute to the ethereal indie music that inspired them as teenagers.
But the music was no less sublime for that. The archetypal raving preacher, Chuck Roberts 's memorable sermon - "In the beginning there was Jack" - first appeared on Rhythm Controll's track My House.
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But since an a capella was generously included on the B-side, it ended up being mixed over numerous other instrumentals, most prominently Mr Fingers ' bliss-house classic Can U Feel It? Roberts's powerful definition of house music as a truly universal religion is still being inserted into DJ sets today - witness the example below from Jamie xx 's Essential Mix. As the man says, "You may be black, you may be white, you may be Jew or Gentile. It don't make a difference in our house. And this is fresh. Chuck Roberts.
Test your knowledge of the year in music with our poptastic quiz. Check out the artists we're taking to SXSW! The Stately Oaks mansion in Jonesboro is as close to Tara as you can get now that Mitchell's ancestral home, the Fitzgerald mansion, is no more. At Stately Oaks, guides in period costume give a detailed hourly tour of the Greek-revival home and its exquisite locally made 19th-century furniture. Ask nicely and they'll rate the southern accents of the three leading British actors in Gone With The Wind. Several outbuildings include a sharecropper's cabin, an old schoolhouse and a country store selling local goods and Gone With The Wind whatnots.
The Road to Tara Museum, in an old train depot in Jonesboro, is filled with Gone With The Wind memorabilia including the original cotton pantalettes from the movie, the ones Mammy struggles to lace Scarlett into. Open Mon-Fri 8. If, like Scarlett, you have a taste for the finer things in life, treat yourself to a stay in an authentic antebellum mansion. Plump for the one Margaret Mitchell used as the inspiration for Ashley Wilkes's home in the movie.
Built in , it's an impressive house fronted by several pillars.
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A minute drive east of Atlanta in Covington, the house has been tastefully renovated and named after the Wilkes mansion. There's even a Frankly Scarlett suite. Long before it became a southern institution serving fried chicken, collard greens and "Champagne of the South" that's sweet tea to non-locals , Blue Willow Inn, a turn-of-the-century neoclassical mansion, was the home of the Upshaw family. Margaret Mitchell visited many times while courting Redd Upshaw, her first husband and the inspiration for Rhett Butler. It's now a restaurant with a buffet deal for lovers of southern food.
Frankly, give a damn and make the journey! Open Mon 11am Atlanta Movie Tours' new three-hour bus tours with costumed guides, Margaret Mitchell's Gone With The Wind, begin in April, covering several locations in town plus vouchers for the museums in Marietta and Jonesboro. Lee Howard is a British journalist and photographer, locating 'the weird and wonderful of the Deep South' for WayInto. Margaret Mitchell House The first port of call for Gone With The Wind fans, thanks to its central location in midtown, the ground floor of this redbrick house is a museum that includes the apartment where Margaret Mitchell wrote most of her novel.
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