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Juanes Wins 5 Latin Grammys

Nov 14th, 2008 · Colombian rocker and social activist Juanes took home five Latin Grammys last night, sweeping in all five categories in which he was nominated. His hit song, Me Enamora, won song of the year, record of the year and best short form music video.

Keywords: Activist · Grammy · video · social · music · songs · rocker · Latin · Juan · Colombian · Latin Grammys · Me Enamora

Latin Grammys Showcase Best Of Latino Music

Nov 13th, 2008 · The Latin Grammy Awards have become a showcase for some of the best music Latino culture has to offer, including pop, alternative, traditional and classical. Members of the Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences will announce the winners of the 9th Annual Latin Grammy Awards Thursday night. Latino USA's Betto Arcos offers some of his picks from this year's nominees.

Keywords: Latino · culture · Grammy · winners · Nominee · music · Traditional · Latin · Annual Latin Grammy Awards · Latin Grammy Awards · Alternative · showcase

Janis Ian: Behind Her Songs And Life

Nov 11th, 2008 · By the time she was 16, Janis Ian already had a Grammy and a permanent place in the American consciousness. Her new autobiography shares the sometimes shocking stories behind her life and music. In a session from Folk Alley, she performs a cross section of her songs.

Keywords: Americans · Grammy · music · songs · autobiography · Ian · Folk Alley · Janie · Janis Ian

Music World Mourns 'Mama Africa' *

Nov 10th, 2008 · Legendary South African singer and activist Miriam Makeba died this weekend after collapsing on stage at a concert in Italy. Makeba was 76. She was the first African woman to win a Grammy and was affectionately known around the world as "Mama Africa." Host Michel Martin offers a reflection.

Keywords: Italy · Africa · world · Activist · Grammy · music · Africans · Singer · concert · South African · Mama · Makeba

Jazz Guitarist Earl Klugh Stays Humble

Oct 21st, 2008 · Starting out in saxophonist George Benson's band as a teenager, guitarist Earl Klugh has found nothing but success since then. With just a nylon-string guitar, the Grammy-winning Klugh treated Jazz24 to solo guitar treatments of two jazz standards and an original.

Keywords: Grammy · teenage · original · Jazz · guitarist · guitar · saxophonists · earl · George Benson · Jazz24 · Klugh · Earl Klugh

Luciana Souza: 'New Bossa Nova' In Concert

Oct 2nd, 2008 · At the Kennedy Center's aptly-named Family Theater in Washington, D.C., a six-months pregnant Luciana Souza walked onstage and turned in profile to the audience to show off her belly. Hailing from Brazil, the Grammy-winning chanteuse sings material from The New Bossa Nova.

Keywords: audience · Grammy · Washington · D.C · Brazilian · concert · pregnant · Kennedy Center · bossa · nova · Souza · Luciana Souza

Joan Osborne: The 'Little Wild One' Returns

Sep 26th, 2008 · On her latest effort, Little Wild One, Joan Osborne reunites with the all-star writer-producer team that shaped her Grammy-winning debut, Relish. Well-versed across genres, she easily navigates between roots-rock, gospel, and country on a collection that pays tribute to her New York City home.

Keywords: country · Grammy · Tribute · New York City · Writer · gospel · navigating · Joan · genre · verses · reunite · Osborne

Joan Osborne: The 'Indomitable Spirit' Of NYC

Sep 20th, 2008 · The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter's new album, Little Wild One, tackles the subjects of post-Sept. 11 New York City and motherhood. Osborne discusses the record and how her new appreciation of New York helped provide the inspiration.

Keywords: New York · Grammy · New York City · Singer · songwriter · inspiration · album · Spirit · Joan · motherhood · NYC · Osborne

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